First Against The Wall

Alex and Marlowe discuss the latest flareup of violence in the Israeli/Palestine conflict, Texas' state-wide push to ban the discussion of modern race problems and current events in school, and Ms. Opal Lee's fight to make Juneteenth a holiday.

Marlowe and Tim discuss a Louisiana panel that's investigating  police violence against black motorists, the French far right, and the "shocking" revelation that American billionaires pay no income tax.

Tim and Marlowe discuss the GOP's North Carolina shindig, how Manchin and other Dems are refusing to support voter protection laws, the FBI's interest in what news you read, and how Isreali police are arresting activists and journalists in an effort to pave the way for the dislocation of Palestinians in a Jerusalem neighborhood.

In this special unlocked content, Tim and Marlowe discuss Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Tim and Marlowe discuss a Texas teen who took a stand against an anti-abortion law, the president's "get a shot, have a beer" proposal, and the end of Trump's short lived blog.

Tim and Marlowe discuss a Tennessee hat shop that used Holocaust imagery for an anti-vax campaign, more voter repression in Texas, political intimidation in Iowa, and why Biden's six-trillion dollar budget proposal is less of a progressive landmark and more of a gift to the private sector.

Marlowe and Tim discuss the San Jose mass shooting, a noose found at an Amazon construction site, and the deplorable treatment of children at the border camps.

Tim and Marlowe discuss mob mentality at the capital riot, a man who was murdered by police in prison, cops who laughed about beating up an old lady with dementia, the Apple vs Epic Games trial, and loose ends from the Tiger King saga.

Tim and Marlowe discuss the Supreme Court's upcoming Roe v Wade battle, American media's bias towards Israel in the conflict, and that human herpes sore, Jeff Bezos, and his entrance into the world of super yachts.

Alex and Marlowe discuss the Israel-Palestine conflict, updated CDC guidelines, Virginia's expansion of voting access, migrant children who were stranded on buses, and a cop who faked a suspicious person report to escape a meeting.