Tuesday Afternoon Breaking News Updates with Ben — 1/20/26

30:33Ben Meiselas:that's just going to be like Trump number two, right? We ain't doing that. And then like Canada picked like the best person imaginable for this moment. Not to say I agree with Carney on everything, you know, but he's got a lot of constituencies that he's got to deal with. But I mean, in terms of picking the perfect person for the moment, hard to think of a more perfect person in the entire world than the than Carney versus Trump and like the exact opposite human beings in terms of everything their entire life. So here is Prime Minister Carney talking about Canada standing firmly behind Greenland.

31:11Let's play it. On Arctic sovereignty, we stand firmly with Greenland and Denmark and fully support their unique right to determine Greenland's future.

31:30Our commitment to NATO's Article 5 is unwavering. So we're working with our NATO allies, including the Nordic Baltic Gate, to further secure the alliance's northern and western flanks, including through Canada's unprecedented investments in over-the-horizon radar, in submarines, in aircraft, and boots on the ground. boots on the ice. Canada strongly opposes tariffs over Greenland and calls for focused talks to achieve our shared objectives of security and prosperity in the Arctic. On plurilateral trade, we're championing efforts to build a bridge between the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the European Union, which would create a new trading block of 1.5 billion people.

32:23let's show you this next clip of prime minister carney where he talks about america's abuse of its power basically and how we need a new way forward let's play the second carney clip we knew the story of the international rules-based order was partially false that the strongest would exempt themselves when convenient that trade rules were enforced asymmetrically. And we knew that international law applied with varying rigor depending on the identity of the accused or the victim. This fiction was useful. And American hegemony in particular helped provide public goods, open sea lanes, a stable financial system, collective security, and support for frameworks for resolving disputes.

33:12So we placed the sign in the window. We participated in the rituals. And we largely avoided calling out the gaps between rhetoric and reality. This bargain no longer works. Let me be direct. We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition. Over the past two decades, a series of crises in finance, health, energy and geopolitics have laid bare the risks of extreme global integration. But more recently, great powers have begun using economic integration as weapons. Tariffs as leverage, financial infrastructure as coercion, supply chains as vulnerabilities to be exploited. You cannot live within the lie of mutual benefit through integration when integration becomes the source of your subordination.

34:08One more clip of Prime Minister Carney I'd like to share with you. Let's play that last clip, Jeremy. Multilateral institutions on which the middle powers have relied, the WTO, the UN, the COP, the architecture, the very architecture of collective problem solving are under threat. And as a result, many countries are drawing the same conclusions, that they must develop greater strategic autonomy in energy, food, critical minerals, in finance and supply chains. And this impulse is understandable. A country that can't feed itself, fuel itself, or defend itself has few options. When the rules no longer protect you, you must protect yourself.

34:52But let's be clear-eyed about where this leads. A world of fortresses will be poorer, more fragile, and less sustainable. And there's another truth. If great powers abandon even the pretense of rules and values for the unhindered pursuit of their power and interests, the gains from transactionalism will become harder to replicate. Hegemons cannot continually monetize their relationships. Allies will diversify to hedge against uncertainty. They'll buy insurance, increase options in order to rebuild sovereignty. Sovereignty that was once grounded in rules, but will increasingly be anchored in the ability to withstand pressure.

35:43Now, I want you to compare that to Howard Lutnick, Donald Trump. I know you're like,

35:48Ben Meiselas:oh, don't show me a Lutnick clip, Ben. Don't show me a Lutnick clip. I got to show you a Lutnick clip because I got to make a point here, okay, which is the differences that exist, the options that exist in the world. And with Prime Minister Carney forcefully asserting himself the way he did. And you contrast that to like Howard Lutnick, when Howard Lutnick was on a panel, like he's voluntarily on a panel. And the moderator says, well, I want to go back and talk about Greenland, Howard Lutnick. You're in Donald Trump's cabinet. Can we talk about Greenland? And Lutnick goes, no, no. And then he goes on to say, this is our hemisphere.

36:38Ben Meiselas:I'm going going to leave it to the foreign policy folks, but it's our hemisphere and we're going to do what we want in our hemisphere. Watch Lettnick. Let's play this clip of Lettnick. Can I bring you back to Greenland? No. It's unnecessary. The Western hemisphere is vital for the United States of America. Our national security people are on it and they care about it. And I'm going to leave it to them to address with our allies, with our friends and with everyone, how they work it out. But the Western Hemisphere matters to the United States of America. And the United States of America, as I've just articulated, really, really matters to the world.

37:16When America shines, the world shines, because they all need to make sure America is strong and powerful to take care of them, God forbid. And so I think America and the Western Hemisphere are vital to America. And I'm going to leave that to my national security people to address.

37:37right the rest of us i think are finding it harder to make that kind of separation clearly everybody in the world is like what the hell are you doing but they need to channel that

37:52Ben Meiselas:what the hell are you doing energy you know into into action and you know you see the goodwill, if you will, that the United States had built since World War II, how meaningful that was historically, that America's gotten to pass for a long time, even where its actions were inconsistent with its rhetoric. And I think what Prime Minister Carney was actually talking about there, smart, it was a very smart speech, and it was deeper than Trump, right? What he was saying is because of the post-World War II order, we accepted things that probably we shouldn't have even back then. I think they talk about how whether it's the United States taking what took place after 9-11 and then this broader war on terror that then resulted in a destabilization of the Middle East, and that then resulted in the United States engaging in things having nothing to do with the 9-11 attacks and just in general, America foreign policy.

39:07Ben Meiselas:And again, not just unique to Trump, but just more broadly as well. But obviously, Trump being the most blatant example of saying, you know what? F you. F you. We're going to take you over. You are 51st state. I'm going to tariff you. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. We have this clip, Jeremy. Let's give you an example how ridiculous this is. I think last night, Donald Trump was asked by a reporter on the tarmac in Miami, are you going to let Putin be on your board of peace, which is just a crazy concept. You're going to let Putin be on the board of peace? What are we even doing here if you're going to let Putin be on the war of peace?

39:48Ben Meiselas:and Trump's like yeah of course I will and then the reporter says well what about the fact that French President Emmanuel Macron then doesn't want to join your board of peace because why would he want to be on a board that Putin's on and and you know a democracy you know even even if a democracy has its own challenges that it faces is not going to just give you a billion dollars just because for you to put in a Qatari bank account for yourself. And by the way, this is why, though, Donald Trump loves the authoritarian leaders, because there's no accountability structure. Donald Trump loves Delce Rodriguez in Venezuela because she's an authoritarian.

40:31Ben Meiselas:That's not an accident. He feels, well, if I have to deal with Maria Karina Machado as the leader, She'll probably do business deals with other European countries. There'll be transparency and at least the implementation of democratic norms. And then no one will accept just giving billions of dollars to Trump individually in Qatari bank accounts. But Delcy will do it. The Adados Cabello, Maduro's enforcer, they'll go and do it. right that's the through line throughout all of this here let's let's take a let's take a look first right now though on the tarmac and then i'll then we'll do that other clip jeremy but first on the tarmac donald trump uh answering about putin and then macron and then saying i'm gonna tariff macron 200 their champagne and their wine is gonna be tariff here play this clip have you invited president to be a member of the board of peace Yeah, he's been invited.

41:31Did you give any response to President Macron saying he will not join the board of meetings? Did he say that? Well, nobody wants him because he's going to be out of office very soon. So, you know, that's all right. What I'll do is if they feel like Costco, I'll put a 200 percent tariff on his wines and champagnes and he'll join. But he doesn't have to join. If he said that, you're probably giving it to me a little bit differently. But if he actually did say that, but as you know, he's going to be out of office in a few months. All right. Contrast to California Governor Gavin Newsom, who's in Davos right now.

42:09I got to interview Newsom. I got to interview Newsom. And I got to ask Newsom, I'm going to when I interview Newsom next, I'm going to ask him the question about ICE, by the way, as well. You know, you saw the Newsom Ben Shapiro interview. you. I got to ask Newsom because, right, the issue there was Newsom's social media account said that basically ICE is engaged in terrorism. And I think when Shapiro gave that to Newsom, Newsom was like, I think that went a little too far. It didn't go too far. ICE is involved in terrorism. It is. It is what it is. That's what happened. ICE and Border Patrol are terrorizing communities.

42:53They are the Gestapo. That's who they are. Minneapolis and St. Paul were peaceful communities and are peaceful communities, inclusive, diverse. They want to go about their lives and their thriving cities, metropolitan areas. Then ICE comes in and terrorizes it. So that's the language that we need, that I think we need to use.

43:13Ben Meiselas:But look, I think that what Newsom did with Prop 50, I think that there were other points that Newsom made in the interview that were fine and good. But like the Newsom here in Davos, that's the Newsom. I think when my very first, I think my very first interview I did with Newsom, and I've done probably 10 interviews, maybe 12 interviews with Newsom since then. You know, I said that the Newsom here is the one that everybody, that galvanizes people. And that's why you're the front runner right now for the presidency because like this Newsom in Davos, this is the Newsom right here. This is the leader basically of the free war.

43:54Ben Meiselas:You see it here. Let's play this clip of Newsom. Time to fuck up. It's time to get serious and stop being complicit. It's time to stand tall and firm, have a backbone. I've seen this in the United States, the supine Congress playing both sides, you know, say one thing on a text or tweet, another publicly. It's time to have principles. It's time to stand strong. It's time to stand united. You make that determination. I don't make that determination. When you say standing, what do you mean? Just I can't take this complicity. People rolling over. I should have brought a bunch of knee pads for all the world leaders.

44:37I mean handing out crowns and handing out, I mean this is pathetic. Nobel Prizes they are being given away. I mean it's just pathetic. And I hope people understand how pathetic they look on the world stage. I mean at least from an American perspective. It's embarrassing. So what should Europe be doing? You should decide, the Europeans should decide for themselves what to do. But one thing they can't do is what they've been doing. And they've been playing. This guy is playing folks for fools, and it's embarrassing. Look at the latest YouGov poll amongst independent voters. Do you support abolishing ICE, independent voters?

45:2148 % yes, 36 % no. First off, this is where the people are at. But setting aside where the people are at, this is the moral thing to do. The moral thing to do is to abolish ICE. It's not doing immigration enforcement. It's doing terrorism. Same thing, Border Patrol ain't doing border.

45:42Ben Meiselas:And there was a comprehensive immigration plan that was on a bipartisan basis that Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans destroyed before the 2024 election. during the Biden term, the MAGA Republicans wanted to create the, I don't want us to forget about that, that the MAGA Republicans wanted to create the chaos. They wanted to create the problem so that they can terrorize communities and then run on it in elections. That's just a fact. It's an objective reality. There was a bipartisan bill. I think we all want strong borders. Sure, Or we all think that there should be, we also should believe in an asylum process.

46:24Ben Meiselas:We all should believe as well that hardworking people and people who are here for asylum or people who are here contributing to society, that there should be a pathway to citizenship. We should be empathetic. We should be understanding. But if there's anybody involved in criminal behavior, if anyone's actually involved in fraud or abuses the system, you have zero tolerance for that. We should come up with common sense bipartisan solutions to figure this out. But of course, the MAGA Republicans don't want that to happen. Let me show you here. This is the police chief over here in Minneapolis. And the police chief in Minneapolis, Brooklyn Park Police Chief, Mark Bruley, he talks about what ICE and Border Patrol were doing to the community and racially profiling, but also racially profiling the undercover officers.

47:21Ben Meiselas:And the undercover officers who are minorities were explaining what was happening to them. Here, play this clip of that. Recently, as the last two weeks, we as law enforcement community have been receiving endless complaints about civil rights violations in our streets from U.S. citizens. What we're hearing is they're being stopped in traffic stops or on the street with no cause and being forced to demand paperwork to determine if they are here legally. As this. By the way, while I have everybody here as well, big audience today, just a reminder, subscribe to our YouTube channel. You may think that you're subscribed, but you may not actually be subscribed.

48:13for those who are joining late, who were wondering if I was going to make a statement about political beatdown no longer being on the network or mea culpa. I did. You can go back and rewind it and watch the beginning of the video if you want to hear it. As I said, I've addressed it. And, you know, we've given multiple statements now and I addressed it at the beginning. So you can go back and you could watch it. Make sure you hit subscribe to this YouTube channel. Also, if you want to subscribe to our sub stack, go to MidasPlus.com, M-E-I-D-A-S-P-L-U-S.com. Don't worry, we still got more show left.

48:51But I think you've seen the expansion as well of the Midas Touch Network just this year. I think it's important that we fulfilled the promises that we made, opening up a Washington, D.C. Bureau. Shout out to Pablo Monriquez, who joined our team, should be making more announcements out of DC soon and some big names there. So I'm excited about that. Our partnership with Status Coup, they're on the ground reporting in Minneapolis and St. Paul. We've been able to bring you on the ground coverage there. So hat tip to them, subscribe to the Status Coup YouTube. They do great work as well. We're trying to get them a million subscribers.

49:33Midas Canada has been expanding rapidly as well. Katie Fang's channel has been growing exponentially also. So a lot of great growth in bringing you the truth and bringing you the facts here that I'm very, very proud about. Some legal updates as well. Judge Novak, that's the Trump appointed judge. Trump appointed Judge Novak to the Eastern District of Virginia in 2019. Judge Novak formally responded, issued an order after Lindsay Halligan, Donald Trump's federal prosecutor from the Eastern District of Virginia, who's no longer a United States attorney, no longer the top federal prosecutor, but she keeps calling herself the United States attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.

50:20Remember, Judge Novak issued an order to show cause, basically why Halligan should not lose her law license or should not face discipline for lying that she's currently the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia in pleadings. And she responded by signing the document as the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.

50:41Ben Meiselas:And she and Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche all filed a brief together attacking Judge Novak. And so Judge Novak struck the pleadings, removed Halligan's name from it, and said, you do this one more time on any filing that I become aware of, I will refer you to the state bar for you to lose your legal license. And Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche, if you are on the pleadings with her, I refer you also. You get referred as well because you are now aiding and abetting a fraud on this court. I don't care if you're the attorney general. I don't care that Trump appointed me. It doesn't matter. I will make sure you lose your legal license.

51:30Ben Meiselas:He put that basically in the order, in judicial terms, but that was the thrust of what he said. A few other points I want to make, and I want to conclude by talking about Trump's cover-up of a child sex trafficking ring, because he wants us to be distracted about that, and I think it is important that we cover it. But the Globe and Mail report that there are now military models being made in Canada to war plan hypothetical American invasions of Canada, and how Canada would respond with drones, with other forms of military resistance, what that would look like. So Canada is actually now preparing for an American invasion.

52:17Just let that sit in. Think about that. Same thing in Greenland. Greenland's prime minister also said, we must prepare for an American invasion. Be ready. I hope it doesn't come to that, the prime minister or premier of England said, but we must be prepared for an American invasion. And they're getting ready for that as well. That was a speech that he gave to the people there. Now let's talk about Epstein. I'm not sure if you saw this article, but now you have all of

52:51Ben Meiselas:these MAGA Republicans are all acting like, oh, well, we don't care about the Epstein files anymore. There's so many other things that we need to be focused on other than the Epstein files right now. And so you have, what's that, Lauren Boebert right there. She goes, I don't give a rip about Epstein, Lauren Boebert said last week when she was asked to take stock of the fact that It's been a month and the DOJ has only produced 1 % of the documents. Like there's so many other things we need to be working on, she added. I've done what I had to with Epstein. Talk to somebody else about that. It's no longer in my hands.

53:32Ben Meiselas:I just want you to think about that being their attitude. We don't care about that anymore. I want to give a hat tip. Did you all see this clip of Lee McGowan? And of course, you know, Lee is on the Midas Touch network. so I'm extra proud but she's but she's incredible and when Scott Jennings was basically like well why do we really care about this like let's not get all worked up and then she was like help over child sex trap what are you talking why are you talking like this why are why are you saying these things and by the way Lee McGowan's show is on the Midas Judge Network today at 4 p.m.

54:15Ben Meiselas:So if you want to support her show as well, come back at 4 p.m. and watch her show. But she's incredible. And maybe we should just do a show where Lee just basically goes after, we could just show her Jennings clips and then be like, respond, respond, respond, and then make that the whole show. But let's watch this clip. Let's play it. But they should follow the law, but let's not get our knickers in a twist here. Let's not get our knickers in a twist over child rape. Why are you talking like that? It's insane. Like, it's insane. The Epstein Files is a multinational, multigenerational child and woman sex trafficking ring.

54:59So your attitude right now, you're sort of like, well, shucks, devil be gone, is just horrifying to me. Every woman in the world that is watching this, why are you acting like you have no idea what's happening here? Scott, this is... He asked me a question about following the law. Yes, and what I'm saying to you is your attitude. Yes, and they're not following the law. They're 30 days late on following law, and they didn't explain why they redacted the first things in the first place, which they were also supposed to do. I know. You have a strong opinion about it, and I respect that. I don't think they're thinking about it because it is a disgusting policy that they are doing this.

55:30They are hiding it. It is not the behavior of innocent people. And everything that is in these files is, it could bring an entire house down. And if it has to, it has to. If it brings down Democrats, bring them down. If it brings down Republicans, bring them down. If it brings down princes, world leaders, Hollywood people, bring them down. But what it feels like right now is that there's a giant cabal of people that do not have to listen to the law, do not have to oppose the law, and they were supposed to do something, then they didn't do something, and now they're trying to have a new law that says we don't even have to do it.

55:58It's almost like Trump and MAGA were saying

56:02Ben Meiselas:that there was this cabal out there that was engaged in all of this conduct and it was them the entire time. It's almost like it's always projection from these people. This is just coming in over the wire right now. And Jeremy, I'll try to get this for you right now so we can show everybody as well. But Ro Khanna and Thomas Massey have just filed their response in federal court to the government, to the Department of Justice, saying that courts don't have any jurisdiction at all to enforce the Epstein Transparency Act and where they've resisted an independent monitor. Jeremy, I'm going to send it to you right now.

56:43Ben Meiselas:And so let's pull this. Let's pull the exhibit also, because while I was watching that clip, I was trying to read as much as I could about this filing. But they do something great here that I want to share with everybody. Let's pull this open here. So they attach to their filing to the federal judge because the DOJ's position, the judges have no authority to enforce the Epstein Transparency Act. The DOJ argues because the Epstein Transparency Act has no private cause of action in it. It doesn't specifically say, here's how you go about suing. Just so you know, statutes don't need to specifically say that.

57:29Ben Meiselas:It certainly helps to create procedural certainty if it does. But if you have something called the Epstein Transparency Act, you can't basically be like, well, it doesn't actually mean transparency and we don't have to follow it. So there's something called implied cause of actions, but I won't make this a law lecture. But what Kana and Massey say is that we don't even have to get to private cause of actions. Because, Judge, the DOJ invoked your jurisdiction and asked you to amend protective orders because they promised you they were going to release the Epstein files. But what they've done instead, while you've amended your protective orders, Judge, they're now blaming you for their delay.

58:17Ben Meiselas:And they're saying you're the reason why they can't produce the records. So what they did in requesting that you amend the protective orders so that they can release the files was a ruse to blame you. And now that Kana and Massey have gone to you, judge, we're saying you don't have jurisdiction after we invoked your jurisdiction. Does everybody see that? And I think Massey and Kana brilliantly have just told the judge Take a look at this fact sheet. Take a look at this fact sheet. Fact sheet, Epstein files release. Here it is right here. This is what the DOJ posted. They said, prior to Trump's enactment, Trump's enactment, they call it, prior to Trump's enactment of the Epstein Transparency Act, various judges had declined the Trump Department of Justice's request to unseal Epstein-related material.

59:17Ben Meiselas:The enactment of the new law gave the judges the legal predicate they found sufficient for granting the Trump administration's standing request before the court to unseal the files. How much more material can we expect to be released? The Department of Justice has hundreds of thousands of pages of materials to release, including material that must comply with the court orders. These court orders can slow the Department of Justice's ability to review and redact material, but will not prevent the release of this material. Folks, Kana and Massey in attaching that, I think, was absolutely brilliant right there.

1:00:05Ben Meiselas:Was absolutely brilliant right there. And do you all see why? Because they just exposed that the DOJ was setting up the judge. And so I just saw that come across the court docket. So I am very pleased to be able to share that with you. Jeremy, are you saying the politics girl is at 6.30 p.m. tonight? And not correct. Okay. It's at 6.30 p.m. Where was I getting, where was I even getting four from tonight. Was I just making up a number? Oh, you said her show was at 4 p.m. You see what happens right there? Shout out to Jeremy, though, and shout out to the entire Midas Touch team.

1:00:54Ben Meiselas:And what began as a project with me and my brother six years ago has become a media network that is about far more than me and my brothers, as I said at the outset. That's something that I zealously guard. It's something I zealously protect. Your trust matters. It's all the world to me. And this network should exist on its values and principles. frankly with me here i love being here i'm not going anywhere i just want to be clear any time in the near future but this network should be set up in a way and it is that different hosts who reflect the values and principles can speak to you and that might as touch is a concept.

1:01:56Ben Meiselas:It is aspirational. It is a fight for our democracy. And it means that to you. And that's very, very, very, it's very important. It's very important to me. And so I hear you all very, very loud and clearly. Again, for those just joining at the end, if you wanted to hear a statement that I made about the programming changes, go back and watch the beginning. As I noted, lots of people wanted me to address it, and I hope you felt that I've addressed it in a thoughtful and a meaningful and a respectful way, you know, with a very respectful tone and with also a thoughtful and meaningful explanation directly to you.

1:02:47Ben Meiselas:And so I'm grateful for, again, all of your support. We need to focus right now on the existential threats that are confronting our country. the side quests generally. And I would make a broader plea or a broader statement generally to people stepping into the independent media space to reflect on the fact that we are doing this and you should want to do this because we're fighting for the people. And we should center everything that we do around the people and fighting for the people and listening to the people, delivering for the people. and that's that it is a people-powered people-centered movement and network and anybody else who's getting involved I would in this space or growing their platforms or whatever I would just I would just always make sure to emphasize that we should always be doing this for the people out there so I'm grateful for all of you thanks for watching you know and as we do these breaking news, which will take place on the Tuesday and Thursday time slots.

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