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What"s Bugging Me

Dennis Kneale brings 30 years of business reporting to his podcast, What’s Bugging Me. It’s no holds barred as he takes on leaders in industry, on Wall Street, and in politics.

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26:28

Trump in Peril

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2023/03/22

John Cardillo, a man who knows Trump and knows law enforcement in NY, joins Dennis for special episode to talk about what's going on in the Manhattan DA's office. Who's calling the shots on the potential indictment and arrest of a former President of the United States? The former NYPD officer weighs in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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50:01

The Return of Fear

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2023/03/16

Silicon Valley Bank has dominated the news cycle for the last week but Dennis Kneale wants to get to the real causes of the collapse of SVB. Was it "Go Woke, Go Broke?" Fed craziness? Bad management? All of the above? Chapwood Investments founder Ed Butowsky and ex-CNBC trading expert Jim Iuorio bring the double-barrelled insights on the immediate implications and what the next moves should be. All that and the Parting Shot: “Avoid” the panic! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

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51:04

Cancel This (It's a Riot!)

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2023/03/09

What's bugging Dennis this week? Government suppression of information for one. The FTC has sent dozens of letters demanding internal memos and the names of all reporters the company had granted access to the "Twitter Files." House Republicans call it "an aggressive campaign to harass” the social media giant into not revealing the extent of government coercion under the previous Twitter leadership. And then there's the J6 tapes... In our interview segment we're joined by Doug Adler, the former ESPN

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56:48

Leaky Labs, Freaky A.I.s and Creepy CNN

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2023/03/02

Dennis Kneale says the Biden administration, only now, is admitting Covid-19 likely started in a Chinese lab. Why? So it can distract us from the bigger picture: the entire cluster-flup. In the interview chair this week, Wired Editor-at-Large Steven Levy on A.I. chatbots becoming more human than some humans and radio host Ben Ferguson on the "hostile work environment" that is CNN and Big Tech’s bent for silencing conservative voices. All that and the Parting Shot. Learn more about your ad choices

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54:07

Space: The Final Military Frontier

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2023/02/23

Has A.I. gone sentient? Microsoft Bing is sending it's love and Dennis isn't sure he wants it. Our guests this week are Phantom Space founder Jim Cantrell about seizing the high ground - the really high ground of space - for both commerce and military advantages. What are the Chinese doing and what should we be doing to counter it? Then our favorite wealth manager Ed Butowsky drops in to talk about the markets and give Dennis a little advice. All that and the Parting Shot. Learn more about your ad

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54:51

This One Goes to Eleven

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2023/02/16

What’s bugging Dennis Kneale? “America is under attack!” The people are under attack from their own government, which censors them on Twitter and lies right to their face about its own actions. Our interviews this week are nationally syndicated late-night radio host Rich Valdes of America At Night, who talks to Dennis about the Feds’ recent lack of transparency on a host of issues and Wall Street Journal reporter James Areddy, who has lived in and reported on China for decades, on that country’s

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46:20

"A" is for Accountability

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2023/02/08

We've witnessed a lot of screwy things since 2016. What's bugging, Dennis? Well, when will someone be held accountable for it? Then we welcome back Natalie Pace to the show to talk ESG investing and then Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Michael Waldholz chimes in on the current state of healthcare and insurance in the US. All that and the Parting Shot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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47:24

A Chat About Race and A Chat About Chat

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2023/02/02

This week Dennis touches the third rail and talks about the insidious turn taken in the conversation about race in America. Then in our weekly interview segment he welcomes in the former chief editor of USA Today, Joanne Lipman, to discuss her Time magazine article on the rise of ChatGPT and Vitaliy Katsenelson, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of IMA, on the underlying cause of the FTX scandal. All that and the Parting Shot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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47:30

Antifa, Fusion and the First Amendment

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2023/01/25

What's bugging Dennis Kneale this week? How about the recent riot in Atlanta? Let's investigate Antifa as a terrorist organization. Then ex-PriceWaterhouseCoopers CMO John Sviokla talks about the reported fusion breakthrough and why we won’t deliver on its promise without more government support. We also recall the story of a student editor at the University of Florida who got arrested for publishing information banned by state law. Fifty years later that student, Ron Sachs, tells us what happened

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43:56

Free Speech and Other Attitudes

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2023/01/18

This week Dennis talks to Thomas Julin - a top litigator for the First Amendment - about the #TwitterFiles and exactly what Section 230 means in practice. Then he welcomes in actress Brianna Brown Keen. She's the CEO of The New Hollywood, and talks about how she has individually mastered how to inspire, empower and enable people of all walks of life to step into leadership roles, about how to get clear on what they really want and more importantly how to get out of their own way. Learn more about

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44:17

When Conspiracy Theories Come True

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2023/01/12

What's the difference between a conspiracy theory and the news? About six weeks. Dennis takes on the way the news is being framed on a day-to-day basis and talks to Wall Street Journal columnist Kimberly Strassel on Republican plans to investigate the Twitter Files with a new special subcommittee of the House Judiciary. And then veteran futures trader Jim Iuorio stops by and explains why the Fed will have to stop raising rates soon. Plus: how to avoid Alzheimer’s… by getting better sleep. Learn

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29:29

The Upside of Optimism

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2023/01/05

As we enter the New Year, Dennis Kneale takes a contrarian view of the McCarthy Mess, dives into media ignorance on the #TwitterFiles, and asks "Wealth Wizard" Ed Butowsky to explain his surprisingly bullish outlook for investing in 2023. Put a smile on your face! Things are looking up! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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45:23

A Kevlar Christmas

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2022/12/22

Up this week from Dennis Kneale: Why are the media still ignoring #TheTwitterFiles? And… Silicon Valley sage Vikek Wadhwa accuses The New York Times and The Washington Post of telling lies in Kashmir, and best-selling author Natalie Pace on her life as a nomadic journalist.. Plus this: you think your Christmas dinner might get awkward? Hold Dennis' beer: Our host must decide whether to sit down to supper with a person who recently was thinking of killing him—and this person owns six guns. Learn

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41:01

The Three Misses

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2022/12/15

Up this week: Dennis leads off with #TheTwitterFiles and asks Washington Democrat insider Lanny Davis whether Twitter went too far. He also interviews The New York Post’s longtime "Media Ink" columnist, Keith J. Kelly, to ask why the media are going all-crickets on the story. And the latest on the arrest in the Bahamas of accused crytpo-scammer Sam Bankman-Fried. Why is the SEC leading this case when it lacks any oversight of cryptocurrencies? Maybe the real aim is to silence the mopheaded

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49:08

Bad Advice and Eating Brains

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2022/12/08

This week Dennis leads off with the Georgia run-off and the Twitter Files, asking the $64 Question, "Where is the media outrage on election interference?" Then Vivek Wadhwa, the Silicon Valley author, Harvard academic, and friend of Elon Musk lets loose with startlingly blunt criticism of his old friend. According to “The Vivver,” Musk is partying too much, is surrounded by idiots giving him bad advice, and is taking too many drugs that are “eating away his brain.” Wadhwa also says Musk will never

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48:34

Kicking Things Off

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2022/12/01

Long time financial reporter and broadcaster Dennis Kneale kicks off his new podcast series with a look at how far the media have fallen since he entered the business 30 years ago. He also talks to Ukranian-born investor Yuri Vanetik, managing partner at Dominion Asset Management, who says Republicans are opposing Biden for his Ukrainian connections - when they should be helping Ukraine defend itself. Kneale also takes a look at the downfall of FTX and has a parting shot on staying healthy through

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What's Bugging Me Trailer

What"s Bugging Me ·

2022/11/29

What ever happened to Dennis Kneale? Well, he got fired for saying what he thought. But he has a podcast now! Be sure to tune in every Thursday for the latest edition of What's Bugging Me. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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