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In this episode: Tennesseans learn what a "Blue Alert" was after several alerts were sent to every phone. Jan 6 held an emergency committee hearing, with Mark Meadows aide Cassidy Hutchinson detailing Trumps temper tantrums and actions before and after the insurrection.
Roe is officially gone, and we detail the trigger law in TN that will go into effect. But it's not just doom and gloom, we get into activism and ways you can get involved in the community. SCOTUS will have a 6-3 supermajority for likely decades and this week have handed down two additional cases beyond Dobbs that are detriment.
First, they curbed EPA's power to limit greenhouse gasses, and lastly, they further eroded the establishment clause in Kennedy V Bremerton. As we warned, state officials would use the Dobbs decision to take more rights away, and first up is Alabama, citing Dobbs to ask courts to let the state ban trans health care for youth.
A special thank you to talented artists Local News Legend (@Localnewslegend) for our intro, and Verum(@Verum_Music) for an extended bumper, that gave us permission to use their content for this special release.
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'We hear you': Blue Alert problems lead to frustration statewide, prompting TBI to apologize
Former aide Cassidy Hutchinson testifies on Jan. 6 warnings, pardon requests, and Trump trying to grab the wheel
Post-Roe, ‘camping’ has become code for abortions. Activists say it may put people at risk.
Supreme Court rules for former coach in public school prayer case
Supreme Court curbs EPA’s power to limit greenhouse gas emissions
Alabama cites Roe decision in urging court to let state ban trans health care
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In this episode: Tennesseans learn what a "Blue Alert" was after several alerts were sent to every phone. Jan 6 held an emergency committee hearing, with Mark Meadows aide Cassidy Hutchinson detailing Trumps temper tantrums and actions before and after the insurrection.
Roe is officially gone, and we detail the trigger law in TN that will go into effect. But it's not just doom and gloom, we get into activism and ways you can get involved in the community. SCOTUS will have a 6-3 supermajority for likely decades and this week have handed down two additional cases beyond Dobbs that are detriment.
First, they curbed EPA's power to limit greenhouse gasses, and lastly, they further eroded the establishment clause in Kennedy V Bremerton. As we warned, state officials would use the Dobbs decision to take more rights away, and first up is Alabama, citing Dobbs to ask courts to let the state ban trans health care for youth.
A special thank you to talented artists Local News Legend (@Localnewslegend) for our intro, and Verum(@Verum_Music) for an extended bumper, that gave us permission to use their content for this special release.
Become a Patron and support the show!
Links to the articles
'We hear you': Blue Alert problems lead to frustration statewide, prompting TBI to apologize
Former aide Cassidy Hutchinson testifies on Jan. 6 warnings, pardon requests, and Trump trying to grab the wheel
Post-Roe, ‘camping’ has become code for abortions. Activists say it may put people at risk.
Supreme Court rules for former coach in public school prayer case
Supreme Court curbs EPA’s power to limit greenhouse gas emissions
Alabama cites Roe decision in urging court to let state ban trans health care