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Promethean Updates is the video podcast of Promethean Action: political and economic commentary on the fight to rebuild the American economy and end the era of financial empire. Four shows a week. The Monday Brief and The Midweek Update are 15-minute reports on the week's decisive events with Barbara Boyd and Susan Kokinda. The Thursday Q&A is a live two-hour broadcast hosted by Adam Sturman with Barbara Boyd and Susan Kokinda answering viewer questions. The Saturday Wrap-Up looks back at the week. Regular topics: Treasury and Fed policy, tariffs and jobs, energy and manufacturing, Ukraine
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Barbara Boyd opens with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen presenting the EU's new Arctic strategy ("it's not someone else's frontier. It's part of the European Union") and, in Montreal for the EU. Canada summit, saying that the principles defended in Ukraine include "also the Arctic". She ties both to an old British imperial aim, to carve up Russia: NATO's expansion to Russia's border, Scott Horton's "Provoked" on the 2014 coup in Ukraine, and Zbigniew Brzezinski's adoption of Halford Mackinder's strategy. She maps who actually holds the Arctic, recalls the Trump. Putin summit in Anchorage and the Bering Strait tunnel proposal that caught the President's eye, and follows Mark Carney's "middle powers", the U.S. Embassy's fact sheet on Canadian activities in U.S. politics, Natalie Winters' report on European Parliament money for a meeting on resisting Trump, Canada's 100-year partnership with Ukraine, and President Putin on working with the U.S. in the Arctic. The episode then compares fossil fuel and rare earth reserves for the U.S., Russia and China against the U.S., Canada and Europe, recalls candidate Trump in 2015 on getting along with Russia and China, and turns to Sergei Lavrov at the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta, the cancelled group photo, and the G20 summit in Miami and APEC in China ahead. It closes with the note from Russia's JFK file on the "Kennedy-Khrushchev World Peace Bridge", James W. Douglass's "JFK and the Unspeakable", Kennedy's call for a joint expedition to the Moon, and the Arctic as humanity's last great frontier.00:00 Saturday Wrap-Up Intro01:49 The Plot to Occupy and Dismember Russia05:48 Trump's America, Russia, and China Work the Peace and Resource Map08:49 Did U.S. and Russian Joint Plans for the Arctic Kill JFK?CreditsPhotos (public domain unless noted)- President Trump and President Putin, Anchorage, Alaska, August 15, 2025 (two photos): Benjamin D. Applebaum, U.S. Department of Defense- Zbigniew Brzezinski, March 14, 1977: Jack E. Kightlinger, The White House- Sir Halford Mackinder, before 1911: Lafayette- "The Natural Seats of Power": H. J. Mackinder, The Geographical Journal, April 1904- John Wilkes Booth, c. 1865: Alexander Gardner / Library of Congress- Mark Carney at the European Parliament, February 19, 2020: © European Union 2020. Source: EP- President Putin, Anchorage, August 15, 2025: The White House- President Xi Jinping, the Oval Office, September 24, 2026: Margo Martin, The White House- Rep. Anna Paulina Luna: U.S. House of Representatives- Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services- President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev, Vienna, June 3, 1961: U.S. Department of State / JFK Library- President Kennedy signs the ratification of the Limited Test Ban Treaty, October 7, 1963: Robert Knudsen, The White House / National Archives- "Provoked" cover: The Libertarian InstituteMaps and charts- NATO's members and Russia's border: nato.int; map data Natural Earth- Land north of the Arctic Circle: Natural Earth; Bering Strait: NASA- Fossil fuel and rare earth reserves: Energy Institute Statistical Review of World Energy 2026 (proved reserves, end 2020); U.S. Geological Survey, Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026 (rare earths); U.S. Geological Survey, Circum-Arctic Resource Appraisal (2008)Get our free NewsletterPaid subscribers get every citation and source behind this scriptMake a one-time donation to Promethean Action
Join us for a live broadcast, with your hosts Barbara Boyd, Susan Kokinda and Adam Sturman. Thursday October 29th at 11am Eastern, 8am Pacific every Thursday. We take your questions from both the Youtube live chat and our Newsletter Subscribers!This week: Accountability Is Coming. Trump's Strategy vs. The Deep State. Not someday. It's already moving.On the board: President Trump's $1,000,000 reward for reporting voter fraud in past elections or the 2026 midterms, paid upon arrest and conviction. Two former FBI officials. Nikki Cole Floris and Bradley Benavides, charged with making false statements to Congress about the Hunter Biden investigations and the Foreign Influence Task Force. And the Oct 27 FBI search of Stephen Cloobeck's Beverly Hills mansion, tied in reporting to the Eric Swalwell probe.Barbara Boyd and Susan Kokinda take your questions live. Bring what's on your mind.00:00 Thursday Q&A Intro00:44 Barbara: The Best of Times, the Worst of Times03:28 The Insurrection Act Trap04:35 Spencer Pratt: Fix the Culture06:19 Trump: "It's All Gonna Work Out"08:34 Mike Rogers and the Detroit Democrat14:24 Productive Identity: Audi Builds, VW Cuts17:11 Was Hamilton a British Spy?20:12 Is the Grid Going Down?24:27 Too Big to Rig, and the Bounty28:44 California: Newsom, SEIU and Steve Hilton33:21 Rubio, the Cosmos and Aliens37:10 Barbara and Susan on Roseanne38:41 Iran and the Globalist System44:45 Culture, Church and Gramsci50:27 Be a Watchman at the Polls54:57 Poll Watchers and Nonpartisan Races1:00:47 Was LaRouche Right?1:06:25 Answering the Attacks on Promethean Action1:15:16 Is the Coup Plan Real?1:23:51 FBI Charges, Swalwell and the $1M Bounty1:31:22 What If Democrats Win the Midterms?1:37:22 Hold Your Nose and Vote1:40:57 After the Midterms: The Bootcamp Goes On1:45:25 Young People Are Waking Up1:50:08 The Long Game: Three Books1:56:29 Trump, Bibi and the Board of Peace2:00:53 Closing: Prometheus Wasn't Chained ForeverGet our free NewsletterNew: The Real Revolution. The British and the Communists Are Trying to Kill AgainMake a one-time donation to Promethean ActionMake a one-time donation to Promethean PAC
Susan Kokinda opens with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney celebrating Brazil's election, von der Leyen's partnership "thriving" and Carney's "flourishing", set against Volkswagen's plan to cut 100,000 jobs, Canada's lost manufacturing jobs, and Audi's first U.S. plant, announced with President Trump in Perry, Georgia, with Rep. Rich McCormick on what it means for Georgia and a look at GDP growth in the United States, the euro area and Canada. The episode then turns to the U.S. Embassy in Canada's October 21 fact sheet on Canadian activities in U.S. politics: Carney's and Minister Mélanie Joly's denials, Joly on meeting "so many governors and potential presidential candidates", tariffs aimed at "political pressure", and the anti-tariff billboards. It sets that beside Chatham House's August 27 paper for Prime Minister Andy Burnham's government, which urges London to court members of Congress, state legislatures, potential presidential candidates and industry leaders, and looks at the British pedigree of Canada's trade team and Chatham House director Bronwen Maddox on the members of Congress who came through Chatham House. It closes with the voters: the Parti Québécois win in Quebec and the Conservative majority in British Columbia that President Trump congratulated, the AfD's wins in two German states, and the President's "France: Now and Then".00:00 Midweek Update Intro02:17 Thriving and Jiving04:58 The Real Plan09:28 The Voters Are Figuring It OutCreditsPhotos (public domain unless noted)- Prime Minister Mark Carney, May 6, 2025: Official White House Photo- Mélanie Joly, January 29, 2025: U.S. Department of State- Hamilton, Ontario, the harbour and its steel mills, June 2007: Rick Cordeiro- Anti-tariff billboard, Kennedy Township, Pennsylvania, March 25, 2025: Gene J. Puskar / AP- Janice Charette, November 2, 2017: International Maritime Organization, CC BY 2.0- Dominic LeBlanc, July 11, 2024: U.S. Department of Homeland Security / Tia Dufour- King Charles III and President Trump, Windsor, September 17, 2025: The White House- David Eby after his concession speech, Vancouver, October 24, 2026: Jimmy Jeong / Bloomberg- Map of Canada: Natural EarthVideo- President Trump and Audi CEO Gernot Döllner, Perry, Georgia, October 24, 2026: pool feed via Roll Call Factbase; Reuters- Bronwen Maddox, Independent Thinking podcast, October 16, 2026: Chatham House- Prime Minister Andy Burnham clapped in to 10 Downing Street, July 20, 2026: Prime Minister's Office (Open Government Licence v3.0)- AfD election night, Saxony-Anhalt, September 6, 2026: AFP- Paris, October 17, 2026: AFP- "France: Now and Then": President Donald J. Trump on Truth Social, October 27, 2026Articles, posts and documents quoted: Ursula von der Leyen and Mark Carney on X (October 25, 2026); Rep. Rich McCormick on Truth Social (October 27, 2026); The Wall Street Journal (September 4, 2026); U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Canada, "Fact Sheet: Monitoring Canadian Activities in U.S. Politics" (October 21, 2026); Chatham House, "What the Burnham government should do in its foreign policy" (Bronwen Maddox, Olivia O'Sullivan and Owen Jenkins, August 27, 2026); President Donald J. Trump on Truth Social (October 27, 2026); Bloomberg (October 24, 2026); The Irish Times; GDP: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Eurostat, Statistics Canada, Bank of Canada Monetary Policy Report (October 28, 2026), Wall Street Journal survey of economists (October 23, 2026), Société Générale (October 26, 2026); election results as reported by CTV News, CP24, The Irish Times and BloombergGet our free NewsletterPaid subscribers get every citation and source behind this scriptMake a one-time donation to Promethean Action
Download Barbara Boyd's briefing, The Real Revolution: The British and the Communists Are Trying to Kill Again, at https://prom.ac/realrev. Barbara Boyd starts with Barack Obama's October 24 rally in Detroit for Abdul El-Sayed and Elissa Slotkin and the red-green alliance, then looks at El-Sayed's 2012 statement backing Mohamed Morsi's government, Slotkin's posts at the National Security Council and the Pentagon, and the Sunrise Movement's board and funders. She follows Data Republican's files on former officials preparing around the Insurrection Act and 2028, the Democratic Socialists of America's platform, this month's riots in France and Noëlle Lenoir's interview with Michael Shellenberger, and closes with Marco Rubio and Jared Isaacman on the President, the American System, and making the November 3 midterms too big to rig.00:00 Monday Brief Intro01:21 Who Are El-Sayed and Elissa Slotkin, Really?04:59 The Democrats Will Bring the French Revolution Here09:06 This Battle Is 250 Years OldCreditsPhotos (CC BY): Tahrir Square, Cairo, 2011: Jonathan Rashad, CC BY 2.0; USAID headquarters, 2025: G. Edward Johnson, CC BY 4.0; Sunrise Movement, Pittsburgh, 2022: Mark Dixon, CC BY 2.0; Democratic Socialists of America, New York, 2011: David Shankbone, CC BY 3.0; Joe Biden, Des Moines, 2020: Phil Roeder, CC BY 2.0.Other photos (public domain or CC0): U.S. Senate HELP Committee; Official U.S. Senate photo; U.S. Department of State; U.S. Navy (MC2 Jesse B. Awalt); Official White House Photos (Pete Souza, Daniel Torok, Molly Riley); U.S. Army National Guard (Spc. Jacob Jesperson); State Department (Freddie Everett); Pierre-Antoine Demachy (Musée Carnavalet); François Bouchot (Château de Versailles); John Trumbull (National Portrait Gallery); Alexander Gardner; Library of Congress; Howard R. Hollem, Office of War Information; Lyon, Paris, the Conseil constitutionnel, Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen: CC0. The Real Revolution by Barbara Boyd (Promethean Action, 2026), cover.Video: Barack Obama on YouTube (Detroit, October 24, 2026); Oli London and Farai Mazhindu on X (Paris, October 2026); U.S. Department of State on X (Rubio, India Today, October 22, 2026); NASA (Jared Isaacman, October 23, 2026).Quoted: The Washington Free Beacon; The White House (2014); Sunrise Movement; World Economic Forum; letter of 626 groups to Congress (2019); Inside Philanthropy; Ford Foundation; InfluenceWatch; U.S. News & World Report; DataRepublican on X; Elissa Slotkin at the UChicago Institute of Politics; Jonathan Turley (Fox News; X); Public, Michael Shellenberger with Noëlle Lenoir; Commission on Presidential Debates; Public Sénat; whitehouse.gov/manufacturingGet our free NewsletterPaid subscribers get every citation and source behind this scriptMake a one-time donation to Promethean Action
Susan Kokinda opens with Chatham House's October 15 warning that President Trump could come out of the midterms "unshackled from electoral constraints," and Secretary of State Marco Rubio's answer in Mumbai: "we're no longer going to be defensive." The episode looks at the author of that warning, Dr. Andrew Payne, and his book War on the Ballot, at Halford Mackinder's doctrine, and at Chatham House director Bronwen Maddox on the members of Congress who have come to Chatham House in the run-up to their own elections, with Secretary Rubio on America First. It then turns to the reaction to the President's diesel deal with Russia and his openness to a meeting with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, from the Council on Foreign Relations to the Wall Street Journal's "Yalta 2" editorial, with President Trump and Secretary Rubio on talks about nuclear weapons, and the ASEAN, APEC and G20 summits ahead. It closes with what the President is doing without the Congress: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the tariff authorities, the EPA's repeal of the 2024 power-plant rules, Defense Production Act funding for refining, federal loans for power, drug and manufacturing plants, the White House's $11.3 trillion investment count, and 21 new plant sites announced since October 1.00:00 Saturday Wrap-Up Intro01:20 Off the Reservation04:24 Yalta Panic08:26 He Doesn't Need Their PermissionCreditsPhotos: Dr. Andrew Payne, © Chatham House; War on the Ballot (Columbia University Press, 2023), cover; Chatham House, London: Chatham House, CC BY 2.0; Council on Foreign Relations, New York: Ajay Suresh, CC BY 4.0; Trump and Xi, Oval Office, September 24, 2026: The White House. Public domain: U.S. Department of State (Rubio); Official White House Photo (November 27, 2018 briefing; July 4, 2025 bill signing); Architect of the Capitol; Lafayette (Mackinder); The Geographical Journal, April 1904; Benjamin D. Applebaum (Trump and Putin, Anchorage, August 15, 2025); U.S. Army Signal Corps / National Archives (Yalta, 1945); Natural Earth (map).Video: Forbes Breaking News and Mirror Now (Rubio, Mumbai, October 20–21, 2026); Chatham House (Bronwen Maddox, October 16, 2026); U.S. Department of State (Rubio with Breitbart News, October 15, 2026); The White House (October 19, 2026); 2WAY (Scott Bessent, October 20, 2026); Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Operation Teapot, 1955); U.S. House Armed Services Committee (April 29, 2026).Quoted: Chatham House; Andrew Payne; Council on Foreign Relations, Stephen Sestanovich; The Wall Street Journal editorial board; EPA; Department of Energy; USDA; Department of War Office of Strategic Capital (via Fierce Pharma); Export-Import Bank; The White House, "The Trump Effect"; company, state and federal plant announcements, October 1–23, 2026.Get our free NewsletterPaid subscribers get every citation and source behind this scriptMake a one-time donation to Promethean Action
Join us for a live broadcast, with your hosts Barbara Boyd, Susan Kokinda and Adam Sturman. Thursday October 22nd at 11am Eastern, 8am Pacific every Thursday. We take your questions from both the Youtube live chat and our Newsletter Subscribers!This week: Zelensky's war reaches American oil, and a color revolution comes home. Secretary of State Rubio says Ukraine struck ships carrying American-owned oil, "probably not deliberately." The ships were foreign-flagged tankers. Rubio told Zelensky to end the war. At home, the Washington Post reports that a small group of national security officials is quietly advising states on how to prepare for possible Trump administration interference in the midterms. Barbara calls it a repeat of the 2020 color revolution playbook: Too Big to Rig vs. Communist Revolution. Leaked recordings published as "The Democracy Files" allegedly lay out "redlines" for declaring the federal government illegitimate.On the board: Zelensky's war vs. Trump's peace, the Russian diesel deal and the bill to block it, the Post story and the Democracy Files, and the Trump-Putin-Xi alignment with Rubio's Central Asia and India trip, twelve days before the November 3 midterms. Plus the Monday Brief you need. NOT ABOVE THE LAW: Bessent's $1.2 Billion Strike on the Empire's Banks: https://youtu.be/x5V1S-75QTABarbara Boyd and Susan Kokinda take your questions live. Bring what's on your mind.Get our free NewsletterNew: The Real Revolution. The British and the Communists Are Trying to Kill AgainMake a one-time donation to Promethean ActionMake a one-time donation to Promethean PAC
Download Barbara briefing, The Real Revolution: The British and the Communists Are Trying to Kill Again, at https://prom.ac/realrev. Barbara Boyd opens with Senator Elissa Slotkin's remarks to University of Chicago students on October 13 about deterring young people from working for the Trump administration, and her background in the intelligence community, the National Security Council and the Pentagon. The episode follows the files Data Republican has been releasing on X about networks of former national security and USAID officials, including the United Democracy Alliance, National Security Leaders for America, Renew to Thrive and the Horizons Project, and their plans around the midterms, and the Washington Post's October 20 report that current and former officials with Defense Department experience have been advising officials from 10 states. It then looks back at the Transition Integrity Project's war games of June 2020, Susan Rice's warning to corporations, Lord Palmerston and Giuseppe Mazzini, and Vice President JD Vance on the charge that the President is profiting from his office. It closes with the Justice Department's election-crime prosecutions, including 28 people charged in California, the end of USAID, Mike Benz at the Institute of Peace, and making the November 3 midterms too big to rig.00:00 Midweek Update Intro01:47 Data Republican Blows the Whistle and the Washington Post Confirms It05:00 The 2020 Rerun and Lord Palmerston10:23 Make It Too Big To RigCreditsPhotos- Senator Elissa Slotkin: Official U.S. Senate photo, public domain- The Real Revolution by Barbara Boyd (Promethean Action, September 2026), cover- Erica Chenoweth, May 6, 2020: East Point Peace Academy, CC BY 3.0- U.S. Army National Guard, Washington, D.C., June 5, 2020: U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Jacob Jesperson, public domain- U.S. Capitol, January 6, 2021: Tyler Merbler, CC BY 2.0- Susan Rice: Official White House Photo by Chuck Kennedy, public domain- Lord Palmerston, 1857: Herbert Watkins (National Portrait Gallery, London), public domain- Giuseppe Mazzini, c. 1860: public domain- USAID headquarters, February 4, 2025: G. Edward Johnson, CC BY 4.0- Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, December 3, 2025: U.S. Department of State, public domain- President Trump with the National Medal of Science recipients, October 8, 2026: Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok, public domainVideo- Senator Elissa Slotkin, October 13, 2026: University of Chicago Institute of Politics- Susan Rice on Stay Tuned with Preet, February 19, 2026- Vice President JD Vance on 2WAY Tonight with Mark Halperin, October 19, 2026- Mike Benz at the Institute of Peace, October 8, 2026: Mike Benz on X- Washington, D.C., May 31 and June 2, 2020, and Election Day, November 5, 2024: Voice of America, public domain- National Guard, Washington, D.C., August 15, 2025: Cpl. David Carvajal, U.S. Army / DVIDS, public domain. The appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.- Stock footage: StoryblocksArticles, posts and documents quoted: The Chicago Thinker on X (October 17, 2026); Elissa Slotkin's Defense.gov biography (House Armed Services Committee hearing, February 11, 2014); DataRepublican (small r) on X (October 18, 20, 2026); The Washington Post (October 20, 2026); Transition Integrity Project, "Preventing a Disrupted Presidential Election and Transition" (August 3, 2020); The Guardian (October 16, 2026); The New York Ledger, republishing Fox News Digital (October 11, 2026); U.S. Department of Justice (October 19, 2026)Get our free NewsletterPaid subscribers get every citation and source behind this scriptMake a one-time donation to Promethean Action
Susan Kokinda opens with the more than $1.2 billion in penalties Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's Treasury imposed on Bank of America on October 13 for violating anti-money laundering and sanctions laws, among the largest in Treasury history, after FinCEN found the bank failed to report priority national security risks, including Chinese money laundering networks and illicit finance along the southwest border. The episode traces the bank's record from Countrywide, Merrill Lynch and its $45 billion TARP bailout back to the petrodollar loans of the 1970s, the 1980s debt crisis and IMF austerity in Latin America, and Tom Clausen's moves from Bank of America to the World Bank and back. It then turns to Bank of America's chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan, chair of the Sustainable Markets Initiative founded by King Charles and of the World Economic Forum's International Business Council, and the Net-Zero Banking Alliance launched in April 2021. It closes with Secretary Bessent's statement to the IMF. World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok on growth, exchange rates and energy, including an initial U.S. contribution to the Nuclear Energy Assistance Trust Fund, and the gap in nuclear power between the OECD and the developing world.00:00 Monday Brief Intro00:58 The $1.2 Billion Hammer05:52 Time to Rename the Bank of 'America'?09:15 Bessent Challenges the Whole ModelCreditsPhotos- A. W. (Tom) Clausen with President Reagan, Oval Office, May 15, 1981: White House / Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, public domain- Brian Moynihan, official portrait, Homeland Security Advisory Council, 2022: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, public domain- Charles, then Prince of Wales, COP26, Glasgow, November 2, 2021: Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz, public domain- Klaus Schwab, World Economic Forum, Davos, January 27, 2018: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, public domain- Angelo Mozilo, CEO of Countrywide Financial, at HUD, February 21, 2002: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, public domain- Sen. Thom Tillis, official portrait: U.S. Senate, public domain- Roy Cooper, July 25, 2019: U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Mary Junell, public domain- Garigliano nuclear power plant, Italy, 1970: Demaag (Wikimedia Commons), CC0- Indira Gandhi, March 21, 1977, and Anwar Sadat, June 15, 1981: Nationaal Archief / Anefo, CC0- The Shah of Iran with President Nixon, Oval Office, July 24, 1973: National Archives, public domain- Zulfikar Ali Bhutto: Bernard Gotfryd / Library of Congress, public domain- Atucha nuclear plant, Argentina, December 5, 2017: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, public domain- Scott Bessent, official portrait: U.S. Department of the TreasuryVideo- Brian Moynihan interviewed by David Westin, Balance of Power, June 17, 2021: Bloomberg Television- President Nixon's address to the nation, August 15, 1971: Richard Nixon Presidential Library (White House Communications Agency), public domain- Port-of-entry inspections: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, public domain- Stock footage: StoryblocksMap: Natural EarthArticles, posts and documents quoted: U.S. Department of the Treasury (October 13 and October 14, 2026); The Brussels Times (October 12, 2026); The New York Times (October 14, 2026); Fox News (October 13, 2026); U.S. Department of Justice, Attorney General Eric Holder (August 21, 2014); FDIC, History of the Eighties: Lessons for the Future (1997); Bank of America newsroom, Brian Moynihan biography; Bloomberg (October 13, 2026); on X: @judyshel (October 14, 2026); Reuters (June 11, 2025)Data: World Nuclear Association, world nuclear power reactors (October 16, 2026); Net-Zero Banking Alliance founding signatories (April 21, 2021) and Bloomberg (October 8, 2021)Get our free NewsletterPaid subscribers get every citation and source behind this scriptMake a one-time donation to Promethean Action
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