On behalf of everyone at BitChute, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you. Your creativity, engagement, and unwavering support—whether through subscriptions, sharing videos, or other means—have made it possible for us to do what we do.

As we look forward to 2025, we remain committed to defending your free speech and fostering a platform where diverse voices can thrive. Together, we will continue to champion the values that unite us.

Thank you for being an essential part of our community!

Warm regards,

The BitChute Team

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Ryan Cristian is an independent journalist and content creator known for his platform The Last American Vagabond. He focuses on topics related to geopolitics, health, and current events, often providing critical analysis and alternative perspectives not commonly covered by mainstream media.

Cristian is recognized for his deep dives into controversial subjects, including government policies, medical freedom, and global power dynamics, aiming to challenge official narratives and promote independent thought. His content typically includes video discussions, podcasts, and articles.

Be sure to check out and subscribe to Ryan's BitChute channel The Last American Vagabond: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/24yVcta8zEjY (Old BitChute: https://old.bitchute.com/channel/24yVcta8zEjY )

Wes Henricksen, author of In Fraud We Trust, joins us to discuss his eye-opening book on the largest fraud investigation in U.S. history. Henricksen dives into the intricate schemes behind this global scandal, the challenges of uncovering white-collar crime, and the lessons we can learn about trust, greed, and justice. Don't miss this captivating conversation!

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Bruce and Jeffrey discuss Trump's cabinet picks and advisors and policy agenda

Larry C. Johnson is an American blogger, political commentator, and former CIA analyst. He co-founded BERG Associates, LLC, a business consulting firm, and is widely known for his commentary on national security topics.

Robin Hanson is an associate professor of economics at George Mason University, known for his pioneering work in prediction markets, social science, and future-oriented topics like artificial intelligence and innovation. A provocative thinker, he is the author of The Age of Em and co-author of The Elephant in the Brain, exploring human behavior, incentives, and the future of society. Hanson frequently challenges conventional wisdom with his interdisciplinary approach, blending economics, psychology, and technology.

Glen Weyl is a political economist and researcher known for his innovative ideas on rethinking societal structures and governance. In his book Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society (co-authored with Eric Posner) and subsequent work Plurality: Technology for a Shared Future, Weyl explores groundbreaking concepts like decentralized governance, collaborative decision-making, and the use of technology to create fairer, more inclusive societies.

In Plurality, Weyl focuses on the potential of decentralized technologies like blockchain and quadratic voting to empower communities, break away from traditional hierarchies, and enable collective problem-solving. The book envisions a world where technology fosters cooperation rather than division, offering a vision for a future built on shared values and mutual benefit.

Michael Huemer is a philosopher and professor at the University of Colorado Boulder. He specializes in epistemology, ethics, and political philosophy. Huemer is recognized for his works on moral realism, skepticism, libertarian political philosophy, and his critiques of common societal and governmental assumptions.

Jeffrey Wernick and Michael Huemer discuss Michael's book 'Progressive Myths'.

Zhou Fengsuo is a Chinese human rights activist, former student leader, and one of the key organizers of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests. A graduate of Tsinghua University, he became a prominent figure advocating for democracy and was listed as one of China's most wanted individuals following the government's crackdown. Zhou later moved to the United States, where he continues his activism, focusing on issues like democracy in China and global human rights through organizations like Humanitarian China.

Zhou joins Jeffrey Wernick to discuss China's evolution from Tiananmen Square to becoming a Digital Panopticon.

Carey Wedler joins Jeffrey Wernick to discuss how the government is not coming to save you.

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Bruce Fein and Jeffrey Wernick discuss what crimes a president can commit after their inauguration.

Lori Weintz is an author and commentator who has critically examined the medical and governmental responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. In March 2024, she published "Mechanisms of Harm: Medicine in the Time of Covid-19," a book that compiles perspectives from individuals concerned that the pandemic response may have caused more harm than the virus itself.

Weintz also shares her insights on her Substack publication, "On Topic With Lori Weintz," where she discusses current events and public health issues.

At BitChute, we believe in free speech for all. We also recognize that some ideas and speech come at a significant cost. Jim Rizoli joins Jeffrey Wernick to discuss the price of being a holocaust denier.

Raul Livas Elizondo is a Mexican economist recognized for his contributions to urban economics and trade policy. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and holds an undergraduate degree in economics from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM).

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Is it time to vote out the old guard?

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Rachel Blevins is a journalist known for her independent and alternative news reporting, often covering topics related to government accountability, civil liberties, foreign policy, and economic issues. Her work often aims to provide a critical perspective on issues overlooked or simplified by mainstream outlets.

Check out Rachel's BitChute channel here: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/XDDRxNTkc8J0

Casey Mulligan is an American economist and author. He is a Professor in Economics at the University of Chicago. He served as chief economist for the Council of Economic Advisers in the Trump Administration from September 6, 2018 to August 2019.

Casey and Jeffrey discuss domestic and international trade.

Randy Barnett and Jeffrey Wernick discuss Randy's book A Life For Liberty: The Making Of An American Originalist

BitChute is the home of taboo ideas that the establishment media actively seeks to censor 👇

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Bruce Fein discusses with Jeffrey Wernick the concept of International Law and whether its a hoax.

Clay Haskell is an accomplished producer and director of many popular works, including Conspiracyland. Clay and Jeffrey Wernick discuss what is really happening at the border.

Kevin Bardosh, PhD, has been the Director and Head of Research at Collateral Global since the fall of 2023.

A medical anthropologist, he has worked in more than 20 countries on a wide variety of infectious disease and health system projects. He has designed and implemented large-scale public health programs focused on sanitation, vector control, vaccination, food safety, and outbreak response. Much of his work prior to 2020 focused on neglected tropical diseases, Ebola, zoonotic diseases like sleeping sickness and rabies, and vector-borne diseases such as dengue and malaria.

In this discussion, Kevin and Jeffrey Wernick discuss the science lessons gained from the Covid era.

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Ken Klippenstein and Jeffrey Wernick discuss the recent developments regarding the JD Vance files.

Should errors on ballots disqualify votes? Check out the uncensored discussion here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/0XynbieL1nAr

Here's a perspective from someone who was in Philadelphia during the election. Check out the uncensored version here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/0XynbieL1nAr

Join us as we engage with Stefan's work Peaceful Parenting, a book about exposing and imposing evil and violence done to children. His work is a philosophical, data-driven exploration of the anti-rational values of our society regarding our most vulnerable members.

Ways to access Peaceful Parenting content:

EPUB
https://cdn.freedomainradio.com/PP/books/Peaceful_Parenting_Stefan_Molyneux_MA.epub

MOBI
https://cdn.freedomainradio.com/PP/books/Peaceful_Parenting_Stefan_Molyneux_MA.mobi

If you prefer the audiobook (or both), please visit the link below:
https://rss.com/podcasts/peacefulparenting

Peaceful Parenting AI:
https://freedomain.com/peaceful-parenting-ai/

This week on Fein Points we examine the recent release of the Jack Smith files.

Join us as Jeffrey Wernick discusses with Korok Ray and Eric Yakes why Bitcoin is different as a form of money and the philosophical reasons for owning it.

Don't miss this great discussion with Bruce Fein and Jeffrey Wernick on Nullification and many other great topics: https://www.bitchute.com/video/juo6fhnTu7m8

Jeffrey Wernick and Bruce Fein discuss whether Thomas Jefferson was correct in seeing Nullification as a remedy to government overreach.

""Where powers are assumed which have not been delegated, a nullification of the act is the rightful remedy: that every State has a natural right in cases not within the compact (casus non foederis) to nullify of their own authority all assumptions of power by others within their limits."

- Draft of Kentucky Resolutions (8th Resolution), 1798

"...in a digital world, being a free speech platform is punished, not rewarded"

If you missed the discussion between Jeffrey Wernick and Carrie Goldberg on Section 230, make sure you check it out here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/zqIEKgejzUqC

Here's a clip from this week's discussion on Section 230. Having absolute control over a platform can imply liability for the content the platform amplifies. What are your thoughts?

Section 230, a pivotal law enacted in 1996, protects online platforms from liability for user-generated content while allowing them to enforce their own content moderation policies.

In this video, we delve into the argument that rather than amending Section 230, it may be time to let it expire. We explore the unintended consequences of 230 and how it may be enabling the dominance of a few tech giants.

Join us as we examine how the removal of 230 could lead to a healthier digital landscape.

This week on Fein Points we examine the current status of Donald Trump's legal cases, including the Supreme Court's landmark decision on presidential immunity in Trump v. United States. We explore the growing trend of holding parents legally accountable for crimes committed by their children, and how this impacts families and the justice system. The discussion then turns to the erosion of Fourth Amendment protections through the third-party doctrine, which has significantly expanded government surveillance powers.

Finally, we analyze how both Trump and Harris, despite their apparent differences, have united behind an expansive warfare-surveillance state that goes far beyond what President Eisenhower warned about regarding the military-industrial complex. This bipartisan embrace of extraconstitutional powers raises serious concerns about civil liberties and democratic accountability in modern America.