How do you tell truth from fiction when it comes to unsourced online information? This week on #SolutionsWatch, James answers a question about how to verify a quotation by showing you step-by-step how to start sourcing information online for yourself!

This week on the New World Next Week: I guess there was some kind of (s)election taking place in the US or something (I don't really know); glyphosate levels are dropping in oat-based products; and the globalists get set to dip their snoots in the new trillion dollar green finance trough at COP 29 in Azerbaijan.

This week on the New World Next Week: OOPS! the settled science of climate change isn't so settled after all; the BRICS issue a globalist manifesto but the pro-BRICS crowd don't want you to read it for yourself; and (s)election shenanigans abound as the US gears up for the sideshow circus.

You've heard of FOIA, but how do you actually make use of it? What's involved in filing a FOIA? Who can do it? What kind of documents can be FOIAd? What documents have been uncovered with this method and what remains to be revealed? And what does FOIA stand for, anyway? Joining us to answer these questions today is Philumina Johanni, staff attorney at JudicialWatch.org.

This week on the New World Next Week: the FAANGsters go nuclear as the AI electricity monster grows; 23andMe goes bankrupt . . . so who gets the DNA?; and Americans' trust in media remains at an all-time low.

Good news, comrades! This year the Ministry of Toothbrushes will not only meet its production quota, but exceed it! And what's more, the technocrats have devised the one and only toothbrush that you will ever need (or be allowed to purchase)! . . . But some are questioning whether government is needed to produce toothbrushes at all. Let's nip that heresy in the bud, shall we? . . .

This week on the New World Next Week: the Internet Archive has been hacked; businesses in Japan are refusing people who have received the new replicon vaccine; and community fridges save the day in the UK.

This week on the New World Next Week: stare into the orb to prove you're a human; the WHO wants to regulate smartphones; and government hurricanes prove that relying on government help is a deadly mistake.

This week on the New World Next Week: Iran strikes Israel as the never-ending Middle East escalation continues; Norway strengthens the right for citizens to pay in cash; and a US court rules water fluoridation poses an unreasonable risk to children.

The International Crisis Summit descended on Tokyo last week to warn about the new "replicon" self-amplifying mRNA vaccines that are about to be unleashed like a third atomic bomb upon the population of Japan. James Corbett was there to cover the proceedings, to document the speeches, to participate in a massive rally in the heart of Tokyo against this dangerous new medical intervention, and to lecture sitting members of the Japanese Diet about his bodily sovereignty.

Joining us today is Ted Walter of the International Center for 9/11 Justice (ic911.org). We discuss the center, its work, its recent symposium on "Aviation Impossibilities: Deconstructing the Official Story of the 9/11 Hijackings and Air Defense Failures" and Walter's own research detailing the many anomalies, contradictions and impossibilities found in the reports of the phone calls supposedly made on the planes that day. We also talk about the state of the 9/11 Truth movement and what achieving 9/11 justice would actually mean.