News Brief Weekly

This week, President Trump lashed out over the Democrats' impeachment inquiry, Hong Kong protesters and police clashed again, and the Democrat s issued a subpoena. 

This season, Theresa May formally resigned, Hong Kong protests started up, Democratic presidential candidates debated three times, and much more happened. 

This week, Boris Johnson suspended parliament again, and the Third Democratic Debate night was on TV.  

This week, Robert Mugabe died, and Hurricane Dorian hit New England. 

This week, Daniel Pantaleo was fired from the NYPD, Jay Inslee dropped out of the Democratic primary race, and President Trump arrived in France for the G7 Summit. 

This week, Hong Kong riot police stormed the airport where protesters were protesting for days, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib was barred from visiting Israel for anything other than visiting her family, and fears about an economic recession in the United States started. 

This week, President Trump gave his first remarks on the Dayton and El Paso shootings. There is an opinion piece on that in this episode. And, new information came out. What information? The El Paso shooter turned himself in to police after the shooting. 

This week, 100 Million members of Capitol One bank in the US and Canada were hacked, many candidates for President of the United States spoke at the second Democratic debates, and John Ratcliffe withdrew from becoming the new national intelligence director.