Scott McKay

5 days ago | spectator.org | Scott McKay

The increasing presence of artificial intelligence begs the question: Where will it go from here? (READ MORE: Trump’s Bold AI Blueprint)Join The Spectacle Podcast host Scott McKay and podcast producers Grace Keller and Lyrah Margo as they discuss how they have utilized artificial intelligence in their professional careers and everyday lives. Scott, Grace, and Lyrah also discuss various AI platforms like Grok and ChatGPT and examine the future implications in the workforce.

6 days ago | spectator.org | Scott McKay

I could easily make this a Seven Quick Things. Or a 17 Quick Things. It’s been that kind of week. But I’ll try to focus on the “quick things” part of the 5QT, which, as you’ll see below, is not so easy to do, and so here’s your carefully curated 5QT. 1. Let’s Hope the Chicago Pope Is Better Than the Chicago President WasRobert Prevost, born in Chicago but having spent most of his adult life in Peru and Italy rather than stateside, is now Pope Leo XIV.

6 days ago | spectator.org | Scott McKay

In keeping with his promise, President Trump declassified the files on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Robert K. Tanenbaum, author of That Day in Dallas: Lee Harvey Oswald Did NOT Kill JFK, joins The Spectacle Podcast host Scott McKay to discuss the assassination of JFK. Robert, who was deputy chief counsel for the congressional investigation into the JFK assassination in 1976, offers new insight into the case.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Scott McKay

The Spectacle Podcast host Scott McKay is joined by special guest Robert Malone, the author of PsyWar: Enforcing the New World Order. Robert dives into how new technologies combined with government propaganda and control are manipulating public opinion. Robert explains how his personal experience of being censored by social media and big-name corporations impacted him. Robert and Scott also discuss the media’s fear-mongering tactics behind COVID-19 and measles.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Scott McKay

As a general rule, anything that the legacy propaganda press reports about Republican senators and members of Congress should be taken with a grain of salt at best. It’s a time-honored tactic that the media will sow dissension and demoralization among the GOP base, and particularly among conservatives, by trumpeting what discord they can find among Republicans. So the initial reaction to the Notus story, which has it that Reps.