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The Charlie Kirk Show
The Tariff Agenda: Make America Make Again

Yeah, Didi, they definitely play a part. A new survey from a Japan-based news agency polled executives at 144 major Japanese corporations, and around 30% said they were expanding their operations in the U.S., and another 20% said they were exploring options for expansion.

The Charlie Kirk Show
The Tariff Agenda: Make America Make Again

Yeah, Didi, they definitely play a part. A new survey from a Japan-based news agency polled executives at 144 major Japanese corporations, and around 30% said they were expanding their operations in the U.S., and another 20% said they were exploring options for expansion.

The Charlie Kirk Show
The Tariff Agenda: Make America Make Again

Yeah, so according to a list released by the White House, which they got from reporting by Reuters, Honda will be producing its new Civic Hybrid in Indiana instead of Mexico. Also, Hyundai Motor and Stellantis have announced their plans to set up shop here, too.

The Charlie Kirk Show
The Tariff Agenda: Make America Make Again

Yeah, so according to a list released by the White House, which they got from reporting by Reuters, Honda will be producing its new Civic Hybrid in Indiana instead of Mexico. Also, Hyundai Motor and Stellantis have announced their plans to set up shop here, too.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

Last May, a California computer hacker was contacted online by someone calling himself Bradass87. He said he was an army intelligence analyst deployed to Baghdad who had access to classified networks that showed incredible things, awful things, that belong in the public domain. Okay, I'm going to stop you right there.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

Last May, a California computer hacker was contacted online by someone calling himself Bradass87. He said he was an army intelligence analyst deployed to Baghdad who had access to classified networks that showed incredible things, awful things, that belong in the public domain. Okay, I'm going to stop you right there.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

and go. On May 26th, Army Specialist Brad Manning, born in 1987, was arrested outside of Baghdad and is now in a military prison. How did they find him?

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

and go. On May 26th, Army Specialist Brad Manning, born in 1987, was arrested outside of Baghdad and is now in a military prison. How did they find him?

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

The leaked records give precise accounts of missions gone horribly wrong. Helicopters shot down. Two religious schools are providing 95% of suicide attackers. There is also horrifying detail about civilian deaths in 2007. Pakistan's military intelligence agency, the ISI, is helping the Afghan insurgency attack American troops. What the

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

The leaked records give precise accounts of missions gone horribly wrong. Helicopters shot down. Two religious schools are providing 95% of suicide attackers. There is also horrifying detail about civilian deaths in 2007. Pakistan's military intelligence agency, the ISI, is helping the Afghan insurgency attack American troops. What the

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

A bombshell report that Hillary Clinton may have violated the law during her time at the State Department.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

A bombshell report that Hillary Clinton may have violated the law during her time at the State Department.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

Hillary Clinton may have broken federal record-keeping rules by using a personal email account instead of a State Department account. The official rules are that you're supposed to use government accounts, which are saved for public record and are considered more secure.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

Hillary Clinton may have broken federal record-keeping rules by using a personal email account instead of a State Department account. The official rules are that you're supposed to use government accounts, which are saved for public record and are considered more secure.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

Yemen's President Saleh telling General David Petraeus about strikes in Yemen will continue saying the bombs are ours, not yours.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

Yemen's President Saleh telling General David Petraeus about strikes in Yemen will continue saying the bombs are ours, not yours.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

We're beginning with breaking news. Staff members of the White House residents discovered wads of printed paper in a clogged toilet on more than one occasion during the Trump administration and believe that it was the former president himself who was trying to flush documents.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

We're beginning with breaking news. Staff members of the White House residents discovered wads of printed paper in a clogged toilet on more than one occasion during the Trump administration and believe that it was the former president himself who was trying to flush documents.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

I learned that staff in the White House residence would periodically find the toilet clogged. The engineer would have to come and fix it. And what the engineer would find would be wads of clumped up, wet printed paper, meaning it was not toilet paper. It could be post-its. It could be notes he wrote to himself. It could be other things. We don't know.

The Daily Show: Ears Edition
TDS Time Machine | It's Classified

I learned that staff in the White House residence would periodically find the toilet clogged. The engineer would have to come and fix it. And what the engineer would find would be wads of clumped up, wet printed paper, meaning it was not toilet paper. It could be post-its. It could be notes he wrote to himself. It could be other things. We don't know.