This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return to the domestic political news of the week. In this week's news roundup, Fox News resolves a defamation lawsuit with Dominion Voting Systems by agreeing to pay more than $787 million, but more election defamation cases loom, specifically from Smartmatic. A woman is shot in Upstate New York after mistakenly entering the wrong driveway, while the family of Ralph Yarl, a teenager shot after ringing the incorrect doorbell, seeks justice. In the political arena, controversies surround Governor Ron DeSantis over his newly passed 6 week abortion ban, book bans, and connections to allies facing allegations of sexual misconduct. "Stop the Steal" organizer Ali Alexander issues a public apology after being accused of soliciting sexual images from minors. Meanwhile, Trump's fake Georgia electors turn on each other according to D.A. Fani Willis, and Oklahoma officials are caught in a secret recording discussing the impeachment of the state's governor, and making some pretty heinous comments about race and wanting to hire hit men to kill journalists.   Stories:

• Dominion Defamation lawsuit against Fox News ends in massive settlement
• Turns out poisoning old people’s minds with scaremongering and guns isn’t helping
  • Young woman killed for pulling into wrong driveway
  • Young boy shot twice for ringing the wrong doorbell
• Ole Pudding Fingers is having a bad week
• Stop the Steal organizer, Ali Alexander asks teen boys for dick pics
  • More GOP inappropriate behavior with teens ends in suicide
• Trump’s Fake Georgia Electors Are Now Ratting on Each Other

THIS WEEK IN STUPID

• When you’re too racist, even for Republicans
• Not so Ultra Right Beer

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad delve into the most recent political controversies in the United States, revealing stories of corruption, resignations, and legal battles. Discover the undisclosed luxury travel gifts received by Justice Clarence Thomas from wacky billionaire Harlan Crow and potential conflicts of interest within the Supreme Court. Learn about why Senator Dianne Feinstein resignation from the Senate is being called for amid controversial votes on federal judges. Discussion on the expulsion of Justin Pearson and Justin Jones from the Tennessee legislature due to his alleged involvement in decorum issues and their reinstatement, as well as Arizona House Representative Liz Harris's expulsion over election interference claims. Explore the impact of Texas's new abortion pill restrictions on women's healthcare access and discuss the case of Daniel Perry and Texas Governor Greg Abbott's decision to grant a pardon. Join us as we unpack these scandals and discuss their implications on American politics.   Stories:

• Clarence Thomas found to have taken gifts from billionaire right wing donor
  • Donor is a bit of a character
• Diane Feinstein faces calls to resign after missing 60 votes due to being old AF
• Both TN Democrats reinstated to their House seats
• Republican expelled from Arizona legislature
• Texas Judge bans abortion pill access nationwide
• Gov. Gregg Abbott vows to pardon man who murdered Black Lives Matter protester

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return to discuss Trump officially being indicted and arraigned in New York City, the hosts discuss the responses to Trump's situation from the political spectrum, Hannity tries to save Trump in an interview, permit-less conceal carry in Florida is a new low for DeSantis, Progressive Beer campaigns make the Right insane, and much more! Stories:

• Trump indicted and arraigned in NYC for the Stormy Daniels case

• • • Republicans response
      • Ron DeSantis makes an odd but telling move
    • Dems response
    • American citizens response
  • Trump’s team is concerned about a potential gag order
  • Trump’s federal case on top secret documents is heating up again

• Trump does terrible interview with Hannity (VIDEO)
  • • Fact Checking his Nixon claim
• DeSantis signs bill into law that allows conceal carry in Florida without permit or training
• Republicans aim to remove three Dems from the legislature in Tennessee

THIS WEEK IN STUPID

• Apparently conservatives are admitting to having poor taste in beer, OPENLY!!!!

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return to break down the domestic political news of the week. We delve into the complex web of events surrounding the Nashville shooting at the Covenant School and its links to anti-trans statements made by conservative figures. We begin by providing an overview of the shooting incident and the political climate that has fueled such heated debates on transgender rights. Next, we dissect Marjorie Taylor Greene's Twitter suspension, examining her controversial statements and the implications of social media's role in moderating public discourse. We also investigate Tucker Carlson's provocative claims that the trans movement is specifically targeting Christians in an attempt to push gun control. Lastly, we examine the situation unfolding in the Reedy Creek Improvement District, highlighting Disney's connection to the story and the recent changes to the board. As we unravel these events, we analyze their impact on the ongoing political and social debates in the United States, providing context and insight into the broader implications for the nation.

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return. The news cycle is never-ending, and there are always new developments and breaking stories to stay up-to-date on. In recent days, there have been several major stories that have captured national attention. The biggest story of the week is the possible pending indictment and potential arrest of former President Donald Trump. Manhattan prosecutors are investigating Trump's involvement in a hush-money scheme, which could lead to charges of conspiracy, fraud, and obstruction of justice. This development has sent shock waves through the political world, and many are wondering what this means for the future of Trump's political career. In this video, we dive deep into the Trump news and discuss the legal implications of his possible indictment and arrest. We also cover Trump's reported desire to be handcuffed for his court appearance in the Stormy Daniels case, which has drawn criticism from legal experts. Additionally, we cover other major stories making headlines, including the mishandling of confidential federal documents and the debate around the term "woke" on Fox News. We also discuss the controversy surrounding Disney World's decision to host an LGBTQ+ summit and the impact of the closure of a labor ward in Idaho City. To stay up-to-date on the latest news and events, be sure to subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to never miss an update. If you found this video informative, please give it a like and share it with your friends and family.

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return to discuss the political news of the week. Silicon Valley Bank, a leading financial institution in the tech industry, has collapsed. The bank's excessive lending to high-risk technology startups resulted in high rates of defaults and significant losses, leading to its downfall. Silicon Valley Bank's collapse is expected to have a significant impact on the tech industry and the broader economy. Although US President Joe Biden emphasized that Silicon Valley Bank is not getting a bailout, the situation highlights the importance of responsible lending practices in the financial sector. Silicon Valley Bank was known for its commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. However, some experts argue that the bank's focus on "woke" investing may have contributed to its downfall. The bank's emphasis on investing in companies with strong ESG credentials may have led to riskier investments and lower returns, ultimately contributing to the bank's failure. This situation raises questions about the role of ESG in investment decision-making and highlights the need for a balance between responsible investing and sound financial management. In other news, President Biden is facing criticism for his administration's handling of immigration policy, particularly regarding family detention. Recently, the administration announced its decision to suspend the use of family detention centers, which is seen by some as a step in the right direction. However, critics argue that the decision does not go far enough, and more needs to be done to address the issue of family separation and detention. Florida's attempt to revoke a hotel's liquor license due to its hosting of a Christmas drag show has sparked controversy and raised questions about LGBTQ rights in the state. This situation highlights the ongoing struggle for equality and acceptance of the LGBTQ community and the need for greater protections for marginalized groups. The state of Arkansas's decision to roll back child labor protections has raised concern among child welfare advocates. The move is seen by some as a step backward in the fight for children's rights and highlights the need for continued efforts to protect vulnerable young people. West Virginia senators' rejection of a bill to ban child marriage has also raised concerns about the state's commitment to protecting vulnerable young people. However, a revised bill has since been approved and is awaiting the governor's signature. This situation highlights the importance of advocacy and public pressure in promoting legislative change and protecting the rights of young people. Finally, Novo Nordisk, a pharmaceutical company, is facing criticism for its high insulin prices, which many patients with diabetes struggle to afford. This situation highlights the need for greater affordability and accessibility of life-saving medication, and for companies to prioritize public health over profits. In other news, Joe Exotic, the former zoo owner and star of the hit Netflix series "Tiger King," has announced his candidacy for president. This announcement has been met with mixed reactions, with some seeing it as a publicity stunt and others as a serious political move. Regardless, it highlights the increasing role of media and celebrity culture in politics and the need for critical thinking and discernment in evaluating political candidates.

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return to discuss media mogul Rupert Murdoch and his media empire, Fox News, which are being investigated by the Federal Election Commission for possible violations related to the airing of Joe Biden's campaign ads. The investigation is focused on whether Jared Kushner leaked information about the ads to Fox News, which then aired the ads before they were supposed to. If found guilty, Murdoch and Fox News could face massive fines. In other news, pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly has announced that they will cap the price of insulin at $35 per month for people with diabetes. According to Healthline, this move could potentially pressure other companies to follow suit and address rising healthcare costs. This news comes amid growing outrage over the high cost of healthcare in America and the role that pharmaceutical companies play in driving up costs. However, critics argue that more needs to be done to address the root causes of healthcare costs, including systemic issues like insurance and prescription drug pricing. In politics, a controversial bill in Florida is sparking concerns about free speech and government interference. According to Ars Technica, the bill seeks to force bloggers to register with the state if they write about the governor or other state officials. Critics argue that this move is a blatant attempt to suppress free speech and intimidate journalists. Similarly, a GOP bill could allow Christians to sue people who accuse them of being homophobic or discriminatory, a move that critics say is an attack on LGBTQ rights. These developments have led to growing concerns about the erosion of civil liberties and the potential for government overreach.

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return to a political world that has been rocked by a series of explosive developments in recent days. In Georgia, a grand jury has reportedly indicted former President Donald Trump on criminal charges related to his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. Meanwhile, in a controversial move, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has reignited calls for a "national divorce," calling for the peaceful separation of red and blue states. Over in the House of Representatives, Republican leader Kevin McCarthy is under fire for his apparent fealty to the MAGA movement. He recently made a symbolic sacrifice to the Trump wing of his party by removing a GOP colleague who had criticized the former president.   Stories:

• Jury in Georgia Trump Inquiry Recommended Multiple Indictments
• MTG calls for a national divorce, and has no idea what that means
• Kevin McCarthy offers his first sacrifice to the MAGA cult
• Train derailment in East Palestine is not as the Right presents
• Nikki Haley announces 2024 POTUS run, reminded immediately of her “place”
  • She might also be headed toward a collision course with Tim Scott
• Pretending the 2020 election was a problem wasn’t just a national issue either
• GOP furious that Biden would dare visit Ukraine

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad discuss the GOP's weird criticism of Biden and the Pentagon as a Chinese balloon hovers over the US, and the news of Chinese spy balloons during the Trump presidency. Additionally, we'll be covering the controversy surrounding Rep. Greene's call for a probe into why Trump was unaware of previous Chinese balloons. We'll also be discussing the latest on Joe Biden's proposal for a universal insulin price cap and the advancement of a proposal to cap Epipen costs at $60 in Colorado. The hosts will also be taking a closer look at Florida Governor DeSantis' recent actions regarding Disney and the Reedy Creek Improvement District. Finally, Jay and Brad will be discussing President Biden's plan to call for a billionaire tax and a bigger levy on stock buybacks. Don't miss out on this packed episode of our show, as we bring you up-to-date on the latest political and policy news.

This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return to discuss recent news in the United States political landscape including former vice president Mike Pence having classified documents at his home, potential legal action against former President Trump in Georgia, a proposed ban on stock trading by lawmakers introduced by Senator Hawley, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' new education policies aimed at suppressing minority views, and speculation about the motivations behind surprise meetings and rebranding efforts by Marjorie Taylor Greene potentially positioning herself for the 2024 election as Trump's running mate.