Month: January 2022

Freedom of speech and press? WH briefing room starts new year with NO seats for non-MSM reporters and they blame it on Omicron

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The White House Correspondents Association, which is run by MSM reporters, has just reduced the briefing room to only 14 seats, claiming the virulence of Omicron is to blame https://twitter.com/whca?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1477808324267679748%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https://therightscoop.com/wh-briefing-room-starts-new-year-with-no-seats-for-non-msm-reporters-and-they-blame-it-on-omicron/ https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FII7N8AWQAE_Ujy?format=jpg&name=900×900 What a coincidence in an election year, just as the Biden administration has been meeting with newsrooms to convince them to spin his bad … Read more

Equivalent to ’30 tons of TNT’: Meteor explodes in Pennsylvania on New Year’s Day..

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On New Year’s Day last Saturday, people in southwestern Pennsylvania heard a loud explosion at around 11:20 a.m. EST. An initial tweet by the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh last Saturday afternoon said that the “most likely explanation at this time” was the loud boom was actually a “meteor explosion.” People all over Pittsburgh took … Read more

A News Blackout on the Fed’s Naming of the Banks that Got Its Emergency Repo Loans; Some Journalists Appear to Be Under Gag Orders

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Intro: Four days ago, the Federal Reserve released the names of the banks that had received $4.5 trillion in cumulative loans in the last quarter of 2019 under its emergency repo loan operations for a liquidity crisis that has yet to be credibly explained. Among the largest borrowers were JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, … Read more

Small Caps Could Be In Trouble In 2022

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By Lance Roberts “Small caps,” or small-capitalization companies, could be in trouble next year if signs from the NFIB survey are correct. In September 2019, I wrote “NFIB Survey Trips Economic Alarms,” It was just a few short months before the U.S. economy fell into a deep recession. The latest NFIB survey sends a strong warning to investors piling … Read more

Container Dwelling Fee Moratorium Ends Today

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by Martin Armstrong The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the two most active ports in the US, will resume container dwelling fees as of today. The moratorium went into effect on October 25 as the California ports became a crowded parking lot for cargo ships. Port officials claim that this move has created a 41% … Read more

US Trade Deficit Widens 17.5% in November

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by Martin Armstrong The US Trade deficit widened 17.5% in November, setting a new record. According to the US Commerce Department, the trade gap in goods increased from $83.2 billion in October to $97.8 billion in November. The number surpassed September’s posting of $97 billion. Exports declined by 2.1%; however, imports are rising. The US … Read more

T-Mobile Is Erasing Links to Gateway Pundit Articles

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Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Communists were known for their airbrushing. If a top official lost favor with Stalin they were eliminated and airbrushed from society as if they never existed. Who would have ever thought this practice would come to our shores one day? On the last day of 2021,  The Gateway Pundit and Jim Hoft were … Read more

$NYSE is overbought coming into the new year…. 10-year yield starting to #rise again… “They’re looking at the market and saying, ‘We’re at the top of the market.’”

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https://twitter.com/AndysCycles/status/1478009081545777155 “They’re looking at the market and saying, ‘We’re at the top of the market.’” https://t.co/oK0x9e7sHO — Nomi Prins (@nomiprins) January 3, 2022 10-year yield starting to #rise again. Breaking 1.75% could mark the end of #bubble because it’s likely momentum #investors will then uniformly forecast higher #rates. pic.twitter.com/DwN5sjNU5l — Richard Bernstein Advisors (@RBAdvisors) January … Read more