53. The Big Hubbub | Did Biden Forgive Millions in Student Debt?, What did the FBI Find at Mar-a-Lago, Air Force Captain Found 35 Years Later, Cali Floods Predicted

53. The Big Hubbub | Did Biden Forgive Millions in Student Debt?, What did the FBI Find at Mar-a-Lago, Air Force Captain Found 35 Years Later, Cali Floods Predicted

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph August 22, 2022 Duration: 1:16:27

  Welcome to the latest episode of The Skepsis Telegraph where we look into what we do not know about what we do know. And on this episode we are talking about Joe Biden actually forgiving up to $3.6 billion dollars of student loan debts; but is there a catch?    

  Then we talk about a missing Air Force caption that has been found after thirty five years! Was he a Russian defector or just a man who was burnt out from working top secret for NATO?    

  We also discuss the FBI raiding Trump's Mar-A-Lago residence. What did they find and will it be released? Why hasn't the search warrant been released yet? Anything fishy happening here or is it just another day in paradise?  

  We also talk about recents predictions of mass flooding in California to happen between 2081 and 2100. Along with this potential for flooding, we discuss some old sites that have revealed more beneath the surface as climate change and drought has force what is below, upward!  

  Join us and thank you for tuning in.


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