Plus: Trump's China win, the manufacturing boom the press is hiding, a California campaign fraud guilty plea, and Princeton folds its 133-year honor code. All in today's episode.
The State Department just confirmed something most Americans have no idea happened. A US-led team pulled 30 pounds of highly enriched uranium out of Venezuela in a secret mission, completed earlier this month. The reactor that held it has been shuttered since 1991, but the material was still there. Why now, why us, and what does the timing tell you about what's actually happening in our hemisphere? Tonight's lead.
The week closes with Trump back from China holding more cards than the press wants to admit. Bank of America's new report says the manufacturing boom is hotter than mainstream analysts can downplay. A former chief of staff in Sacramento just admitted guilt in a scheme involving fake jobs and private jet travel. Princeton just ended its 133-year honor code because the students can't be trusted. And the legacy media's latest viral story will tell you exactly why there is a famine of truth in our land.
The remnant must stand.
