Toward a World that Works for Everyone
YouTube Notes: Susan Kokinda opens with the 26-page open letter that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps addressed to the American people weeks before the midterms, which the State Department dismissed as desperate, and the Daily Wire read as a call to vote Democrat. She argues the letter tells a bigger story than anyone is reporting: […]
YouTube Notes: This episode argues that media outrage over a White House “autopen” joke and criticism of Trump’s summit with Xi Jinping obscures a deeper shift: Trump is dismantling a 50-year geopolitical framework associated with Henry Kissinger. It contrasts Chatham House’s “China Rising, America in Decline?” panel, and its Thucydides Trap framing—linked to Graham […]
YouTube Notes: This Wednesday update argues that President Trump used his UN General Assembly speech to indict globalization and mass migration, contrasting his “nation state” vision with Brazil’s Lula da Silva, and warning Brazil’s Oct. 4 election could shift Latin America’s direction. It highlights Trump’s focus on security in the Western Hemisphere through the Shield […]
Suzi: I’m not loving the thought of Canada being used as a conduit for attacking the U.S., and in no small part because it’s nothing that Americans or Canadians actually want. As citizens of both countries, it’s up to us to disengage from the drama. Chances are pretty good that none of us had […]
YouTube Notes: Barbara Boyd, Susan Kokinda and Adam Sturman take your questions. This week, four crisis lanes: The AI hoax; Financial warfare; The manipulation of Ukraine; and The Mideast wars… All run as one operation to stage an apocalypse before the midterms, and break the Trump presidency. The calendar is the strategy. If you […]
YouTube Notes: This midweek update argues that the midterm elections are being shaped less by campaign ads than by coordinated economic and political pressure: Rising diesel prices tied to Ukrainian strikes on Russian diesel infrastructure; Energy pricing set by European exchange traders in London rather than producers; and Continued Iran conflict framed as being prolonged […]
YouTube Notes: Special live Saturday Wrap-Up with Susan Kokinda, September 12, 2026. Fresh off the Dallas Midterm Convention floor, Susan locates the moment on the stage of history: a second American Revolution in two phases — Trump’s 2024 return as the break from the British Empire, and the Convention as the launching pad for […]
YouTube Notes: This week, the Middle East is coming together — and the media is lying about all of it. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, and President Trump cheered it: “A BIG, BOLD, AND IMPORTANT FIRST STEP — WOW!” For fifty years, the Kissinger doctrine kept the region divided, […]
YouTube Notes: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the U.S. is escalating economic isolation measures against Iran, and he forecasts the Strait of Hormuz will become “irrelevant” within two years, while Energy Secretary Chris Wright argues shipping continues under escorts and rerouting, citing 8–9 million barrels/day still moving through the strait plus 6 million diverted […]
YouTube Notes: Barbara Boyd, Susan Kokinda and Adam Sturman take questions, but first: Susan Kokinda reports from the ground in Michigan — where a political revolution is underway. Last week it was the primary results; this week it’s what the results have set in motion: the organizing, the realignment, and the fight for the […]
YouTube Notes: Susan Kokinda critiques Michigan Democratic Senate primary winner Abdul El-Sayed, arguing that while he calls Trump a symptom and “the system” the disease, El-Sayed actually protects the same oligarchic system he denounces. From reporting outside a Michigan polling place, she recounts El-Sayed’s slogans (“Money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for […]
YouTube Notes: From Camp David, President Trump framed a reported Hamas disarmament agreement as a breakthrough enabled by pressure on Iran, arguing the regional strategic terrain has shifted. The episode highlights two developments presented as unprecedented: Hamas agreeing to disarm; and Israel and Lebanon resuming talks after three decades, both attributed to cutting off Iranian […]
YouTube Notes: Barbara Boyd argues that Anthony Fauci’s Senate grilling and expected Fifth Amendment stance won’t address the central issue: how he remained protected for so long. Citing Fauci’s recently released diary and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s role in uncovering it, she claims it shows public deception on COVID origins and policy while the […]
YouTube Notes: This episode argues that Senator Tim Sheehy’s description of Iran’s IRGC as a “death cult” also applies to its alleged financial sponsors in the City of London, framing the IRGC as a deployable terrorism asset within a broader globalist, neo-feudal system. Barbara Boyd links the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the Three Mile Island […]
YouTube Notes: As President Trump has leveraged tariffs in his efforts to reshore manufacturing and reduce the trade deficit, did you know that China and Canada have been the only countries to retaliate? Susan Kokinda demonstrates that the issue is not a simple U.S.–Canada dispute. It’s a broader conflict about sovereignty vs empire. Just […]
