US hands out sanctions ’like parking tickets’ to influence elections (Full show)

President Biden has vowed that Russia “will pay a price” for purported meddling in US elections. Meanwhile, his fledgling administration has already bombed Syria and imposed sanctions on both China and Russia. Rick Sanchez examines the long list of countries the US has sanctioned and explains how, while once a very big deal requiring acts of Congress and involving fierce national debate, they’re now leveled as routinely as parking tickets. How did they become so prevalent and to what extent do they constitute part of Washington’s “influence campaigns” abroad? “On Contact” host Chris Hedges, former naval intelligence officer John Jordan and former UK MP George Galloway share their insights. Twenty-one year old Robert Aaron Ron is suspected in a shooting spree in Atlanta, killing eight women across three Asian massage parlors in and around Atlanta, Georgia. He claims that he suffers from a “sex addiction” and wanted to remove his temptation to patronize the establishments, which are infamous as fronts