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Show Notes
On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Manila Chan talk about Azov troops surrendering Mariupol despite the media assuring a Ukrainian victory, minorities leaning towards Republicans’ economic agendas, and how Europe can handle inflation brought on by Biden’s economic war on Russia.<br /><br />Guests:<br /><b><br />Elijah Magnier</b> - Veteran War Correspondent | Zelensky Claims Heroic Victory as Azov Surrenders<br /><br /><b>Ed Martin </b>- Political Analyst | Minority Voters Turn to Republicans for Economic Woes<br /><b><br />Dr. Avi Loeb</b> - Professor | UFO Hearing to Investigate Evidence of Space Aliens<br /><br /><b>David Tawil</b> - Economist | Europe Suffers Inflation as Biden Wages Economic War on Russia<br /><br />In the first hour, Elijah Magnier joined the show to talk about Azov troops surrendering Mariupol despite the media assuring a Ukrainian victory, Sweden and Finland facing resistance from Turkey’s Erdogan about their intention to join NATO, and the economic fallout from food and gas shortages in Europe.<br /><br />In the second hour, Fault Lines was joined by Ed Martin for a discussion on midterm primary elections, minority communities leaning towards Republicans as Democrats' economic blunders hurt the working class, and whether Trump-backed candidates will sweep the field. We were also joined by Dr. Avi Loeb to talk about expectations for the first Congressional UFO hearing in 50 years.<br /><br />In the third hour, David Tawil joined the conversation to talk about how Europe can handle inflation brought on by Biden’s economic war on Russia, symptoms of an incoming recession, and if investors should embrace cryptocurrency while they ride out a weak economy.