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Matt Scott joined me today from the Atlanta Community Press Collective to speak to the Georgia Senate bill (SB63) aiming to expand the list of offenses requiring cash bail and to limit bail funds' ability to post. Can you imagine a law like this and the impact it would've had on the civil rights movement in the 1960s?
Fani 'fessed up. So now what? First, let's let the "I'll be damned" wash over us before getting back to the stark reality that the cries of "conflict of interest" needn't come from the Trump camp, but instead from Fulton County voters - if anyone's even going to run against her.
Sociologist Dr. Matt Wilkinson joined me to dive into the anti-Taylor Swift fervor, and the January jobs' report was fantastic, but I'm asking my "coastal elite" friends - like MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle - to stop acting like everything's fine for the average American when they're not, themselves, the "average American." Democrats need to better explain to consumers why grocery prices - for example - remain high.
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Matt Scott joined me today from the Atlanta Community Press Collective to speak to the Georgia Senate bill (SB63) aiming to expand the list of offenses requiring cash bail and to limit bail funds' ability to post. Can you imagine a law like this and the impact it would've had on the civil rights movement in the 1960s?
Fani 'fessed up. So now what? First, let's let the "I'll be damned" wash over us before getting back to the stark reality that the cries of "conflict of interest" needn't come from the Trump camp, but instead from Fulton County voters - if anyone's even going to run against her.
Sociologist Dr. Matt Wilkinson joined me to dive into the anti-Taylor Swift fervor, and the January jobs' report was fantastic, but I'm asking my "coastal elite" friends - like MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle - to stop acting like everything's fine for the average American when they're not, themselves, the "average American." Democrats need to better explain to consumers why grocery prices - for example - remain high.

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