Biden Breaks Promises at the Border but keeps pockets open for Business

Fault Lines

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan discuss the Biden Administration, including Biden’s relationship with Saudi Arabia, denial of his pick for OMB, Neera Tanden and his administration’s current policies on immigration.
Guests:
Chris Williamson – British Politician | Reuters and BBC Leaks
Garland Nixon – Political Analyst and Co-host of the Critical Hour and Critical Hour Extended | Progressives Aren’t Crying Over Tanden |Is Biden Breaking Border Promises?
Wyatt Reed – News Analyst and Producer for By Any Means Necessary | Bolivia: Añez Refuses To Testify
Peter Oliver – EU Correspondent | EU/Germany Vaccine Rollout
Continuing a conversation concerning the release of documents from Britain’s FCO, former parliament Chris Williamson gives his thoughts on media bias propaganda in relation to Reuters, BBC and other media outlets.
It has been made clear that Biden’s top pick for OMB, Neera Tanden, is not highly favored among the senate. Garland Nixon talks in detail with the Fault Line Team on reasons behind this boisterous house battle. The team also discusses Biden’s immigration policies at the border.
Jeanine Añez, former president of Bolivia and fellows of her cabinet are currently under investigation for economic damage in the form of a loan from the IMF worth over $340 million. Wyatt Reed, political analyst and producer of By Any Means Necessary, describes the ramifications of this loan and what it means for the Bolivian people.
The EU has been having issues distributing the Covid-19 vaccines, especially in Germany where citizens have proclaimed that they do not think the vaccine will be effective. EU correspondent Peter Oliver speaks openly on the outrage of German citizens over lack of the vaccines and the lack of trust in its effectiveness.