Need to Know News (1 June 2022) with Joe Olson and Holly Seeliger

Russia is doing its best to convey the risks of pushing it to the edge of nuclear war, which would be devastating for the United States and the West. Two Satan IIs could take out the entire East Coast of the US and another two for the West Coast. So the US could be decimated by 2-4 of Russia's ICBMs. Why anyone would provoke the bear under these circumstances requires understanding that there are parties who WANT A NUCLEAR WAR BETWEEN THE US AND RUSSIA. Think of the Rothschild Banking Empire. Think Israel. They are the world's greatest enemies, where the US and the West are merely their stooges. It's pathetic--but look at their actions and you will find no alternative reasonable explanation. Even on the "official" Uvalde school shooting narrative, attention has been focused on the failure of the police to intervene, not on the use of popular weapons (typically mischaracterized as "weapons of war"). While the Democrats want to use this to push their gun-control agenda, they are not going to succeed unless weak noodles like Mitch McConnell succumb for PR purposes. And the Supreme Court is about to render a decision that is widely expected to reinforce the right of citizens to concealed-carry, which will be a welcome development but not in the direction the Democrats want to move. Those participating in these political stunts are not rocket scientists, by the way, and here we have two different actors claiming both to be the father of one little girl, whom they are casting the role played at Sandy Hook by Noah Pozner and by Emilie Parker, who were used to perpetrate a fraud on the American people. Biden continues to convey falsehoods about the 2nd Amendment and is being called out for it--even by The Washington Post! So in making his pitches for gun control, he is discrediting himself--and the public is taking notice. The Monkeypox pandemic appears to be on the coming agenda, where an artificial water shortage in CA will contribute to the coming food shortage.