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Brittany Page discusses the latest example of RFK Jr's full-faith investment in his eugenics project. RFK is redirecting nearly $2 million from CDC's global health program, which is dedicated to monitoring emerging global health issues, to fund Danish researchers who want to fly to Guinea-Bissau to experiment on African infants. With support from the US, these researchers want to withhold the Hepatitis B vaccine, which we already know to be safe and effective, from thousands of infants and test their life outcomes against thousands of infants who get the vaccine. Experts say this would never be approved in the United States because it is immoral and unethical. RFK, apparently drawing from historical atrocities like the Untreated Syphilis Study at Tuskegee, is eager to fund any study that tells him what he wants to hear, and he's happy to toss away the lives of Black babies to get there.

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Brittany Page welcomes Melanie Folwell, the Executive Director of Idahoans United for Women and Families, to discuss the battle for abortion rights in Idaho right now. As the election approaches, churches are flooding cash into misinformation and propaganda efforts to fear-monger about what it will mean to restore abortion rights under Prop 1. Brittany highlights the lengths to which Republicans in Idaho will go to lie about the consequences of the strict abortion ban, including the Idaho Attorney General, Raul Labrador, saying women are not being airlifted out of the state to obtain essential, life-saving care. At the same time, at the very same time he uttered that lie, a woman was lying in a hospital bed after having been airlifted out of the state to get care. United for Yes needs our help in the final weeks of this campaign to fight the forces that are trying to keep women from having full autonomy. Vote YES on Prop 1 in Idaho and donate to support United for Yes if you can.

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Brittany Page discusses the surge of out and proud Nazis in the Republican Party, with infamous white supremacist Jared Taylor coming forward to celebrate both his return to college campus speaking engagements and the looming successes of open Nazis being elected to positions of power within the Republican Party. Calling it the "party of white people," Jared Taylor celebrates that the type of racism that used to get you booted from polite society is now openly promoted as central to the party's governing strategy and essential worldview.

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Brittany Page discusses Donald Trump's new attack on red states, with officials in these states calling bullshit on the Trump regime's claims of fraud in SNAP (also known as food stamps). Brittany details Trump's multipronged approach to attacking SNAP, with the latest restrictions going into effect on October 1st, dramatically shifting the cost-burden to administer SNAP from the federal government to states that fear they will have to further restrict the program, slash their budgets elsewhere to make up for the cuts, or even opt out of SNAP entirely. The result? More hungry, desperate people who need help meeting their basic needs.

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Brittany Page discusses Senator Josh Hawley's appearance at the Pray Vote Stand Summit 2026, where he discussed his plans to ban medication abortion, not based on concerns about safety, but based on his rage that abortions have increased since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022 with the Dobbs decision. Sitting across from both his wife and radical white Christian Nationalist Tony Perkins, Senator Josh Hawley detailed the Republican Party's efforts to restrict access to Mifepristone and condemn women to inaccessible health care and conditions that threaten their ability to choose the lives they see for themselves. Medication abortion remains widely accessible regardless of the state you live in at Plan C Pills or Aid Access online.

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Brittany Page discusses Marco Rubio's recent proclamation that "Nazis aren't right-wing." She reveals the NUMEROUS Nazis that have been exposed working for Republicans or running to be elected Republicans themselves just in the two months since Marco Rubio uttered this phrase. Whether Ohio Sen. Jon Husted and his now-fired campaign political director Stephen Woytek or Trump's DOJ Attorney Michael Velchik or Brandon Herrera endorsed by Trump and Mike Johnson and running for office in Texas or the parade of Nazis working for Mike Collins and in his immediate family and living in his home or Unite the Right marcher Marshall Rawson running for office in Florida, it is clear the Republican Party has a very serious Nazi problem.

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Brittany Page discusses the disturbing tricks Republicans are pulling to subvert democracy and disrupt citizen-led initiatives to reverse abortion bans in states like Idaho, where Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador released an opinion giving the green light to churches that want to use their enormous wealth to lobby for their political priorities, granting churches in Idaho the ability to funnel cash to oppose political efforts without disclosing their donors. The LDS heard this message loud and clear and read a letter to their members instructing them on how to vote on Prop 1 in Idaho, the citizen-led initiative to change the strictest abortion ban in the nation to what it was before Roe was overturned. Proposition 1 must pass to ensure women in Idaho have reproductive control and bodily autonomy. Please support UNITED FOR YES to fight against the church's cash flooding in to oppose the effort to restore basic human rights for women in Idaho.

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Brittany discusses the Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency's hearing titled “Fixing Fraud and Failure in Federally Funded Homelessness Services," where Republicans do what they always do and platformed billionaire lackeys to spew their right-wing propaganda and attack Housing First. Brittany highlights important lines of questioning of Cicero Institute's billionaire lackey, Paul Webster, from both Reps. Maxwell Frost and Rashida Tlaib. Brittany also highlights right-wing hack Jonathan Choe of the Discovery Institute, dismissing evidence of an affordability crisis as the root cause of our surging homelessness crisis in America. Further, Brittany highlights the hilarious moment when Rep. Brandon Gill attempts to attack Samantha Batko, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, who is there to represent the facts about homelessness, and realizes the dossier his staff prepared for him is actually about a different person entirely. Oops!

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Brittany Page discusses the growing global fascist movement and the useful tools propping up the efforts of white supremacists like Tucker Carlson and Elon Musk to grow their ranks. Brittany details connections between Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson, and Tucker's glee at Elon's efforts to spread white-power propaganda from the website he owns. Brittany also addresses 'why I left the left' drama goblins looking to ride Tucker's coattails to that right-wing cash, including Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks (TYT). Brittany also addresses people like Ryan Grim of Drop Site News and Breaking Points, who recently offered "free consulting advice" for Tucker's third-party agenda while agreeing with nearly every point of Tucker's third-party manifesto to his audience of millions. Brittany emphasizes that any commentary about Tucker Carlson that does not first and foremost lead with his identity as a virulent white supremacist is playing into his hands and helping him grow his ranks. Brittany also addresses people like Neera Tanden or the Democratic Party's HQ account, which opt to repost and share clips of Tucker Carlson criticizing Trump as though he is suddenly a reasonable person and not a virulent white supremacist. With the fascist right celebrating wins of Germany's far-right AfD party and headlines popping up all the time about out and proud Nazis working for elected Republicans, any person working in political media today needs to be explicit in their condemnation of Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk, and the efforts to gain more power in our government to do harm.

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Brittany Page discusses the Trump Administration's goals of pushing Americans to delay retirement and work as long as possible, not because it is good for them individually, but because it is "good for the economy and GDP." Trump's handpicked Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Dr. Oz, is the latest to push this line repeatedly. Brittany highlights how Republicans only talk about the benefits of working until you're dead for the sake of GDP and not how things like SNAP benefits increase GDP and benefit the economy. Brittany also plays and reacts to a clip of Dr. Oz calling out "charlatans and grifters" who "steal from the poor," all the while being the #1 charlatan and grifter! Classic!

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