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Glenn appeared on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” yesterday with Professor Norman Finkelstein and Israeli propagandist Hen Mazzig, along with former Mumford & Sons musician Winton Marshall, discussing both the ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza and the censorship case involving the musicians Macklemore and Ed Sheeran. You can watch the full show — including a particularly vitriolic but still enlightening debate — at the link.
After the program, Glenn researched several claims that the increasingly promoted Zionist Hen Mazzig made about himself and his work, and discovered the blatant and demonstrable lies he told in response to Professor Finkelstein’s critique. You can watch Glenn’s video breakdown at this link.
Last week in Chicago, Glenn accepted two awards at the annual Integrity Media Independent Journalism Awards event, one for Excellence in Journalism for his own work, and another on behalf of the world’s whistleblowers. You can watch his 15-minute acceptance speech — largely about the unparalleled bravery and central importance of whistleblowers — here.
As part of that same event last week in Chicago, Glenn led a panel discussion on a free press and attacks on whistleblowers, featuring the CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou and First Amendment attorney Janin Younes, who sued the Biden Administration over COVID-era censorship and now represents activists and journalists targeted for their Israel-critical speech. You can watch the panel discussion, which included a robust Q-and-A, here.
Hey Glenn, do you think the pop culture outrage over Ed Sheeran will translate into holding the political class accountable?
For example AOC and Mamdani - who are both actively supporting the Zionist Democrat Hakeem Jeffries. And El-Sayed, who’s buddying up with Kamala Harris.
Why are vapid celebrities held to a higher standard than politicians who make empty mouth sounds about genocide, only to turn around and support genocide supporters?
Hey Glenn, how is Ed Snowden doing these days? Would love to hear his views on AI, surveillance, state of the world in 2026... Would be amazing if you had him on a show :)