The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 2:

• Jeffrey Tucker—Founder & President of the Brownstone Institute—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss his latest editorial, “Top Ten Quotes from the NYT Fauci Interview.” Tucker writes, “[b]illed as the most in-depth interview yet, the New York Times published a very long piece that contains some rather startling admissions, claims, and defenses from Anthony Fauci, the face of lockdowns and shot mandates” including Dr. Fauci’s claim that he was not responsible for shutting down a single factory or school nationally. You can read Tucker’s full article here: https://brownstone.org/articles/top-ten-quotes-nyt-fauci-interview/
• During her Thursday press conference, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre struggled to explain how the administration decides which reporters and news outlets President Joe Biden will call on during press events.
• On Wednesday night, Tucker Carlson posted a video to Twitter addressing his Fox News firing for the first time—hinting that he will be returning soon, though he did not specifically mention in what capacity or where he would be seen/heard.
• According to a report from Gordon Lubold of The Wall Street journal, “[n]early two years ago, an errant spark inside a mill caused an explosion so big it destroyed all the building’s equipment…It also shut down the sole domestic source of an explosive the Department of Defense relies on to produce bullets, mortar shells, artillery rounds and Tomahawk missiles. The ramshackle facility makes the original form of gunpowder, known today as black powder, a highly combustible material with hundreds of military applications. The product, for which there is no substitute, is used in small quantities in munitions to ignite more powerful explosives…the factory remains offline, unable to deliver its single vital component to either commercial or Pentagon customers… Today that’s emerging as a gnawing problem for the U.S., whether in supplying weapons and ammunition to Ukraine or in restocking reserves to prepare for a potential confrontation with China in the new era of great-power competition.” You can read Lubold full article here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-u-s-military-has-an-explosive-problem-6e1a1049?mod=hp_lead_pos7