A Cobb County elementary teacher has been on administrative leave⁠ since March for reading an innocuous book (⁠"My Shadow Is Purple" LISTEN HERE⁠) to her 5th grade honor students - a book one of those students bought at a book fair and a book the students voted on for her to read. So why's she in trouble? An "anti-woke" "divisive concepts" law hastened through the General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Brian Kemp. 

Her attorney, ⁠Craig Goodmark⁠, and the president of the ⁠Cobb County Association of Educators⁠, Jeff Hubbard, join the show to help me understand why this teacher is in such a precarious position.

"Election integrity" is a buzz-phrase garnering headlines again after recent studies alarm many to potential hacking vulnerabilities. So why isn't ⁠Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger wavering ⁠at all? Good question; Susan Greenhalgh senior advisor on election security for ⁠Free Speech for People⁠ believes paper ballots are the answer. She's on to discuss.

Lastly, big news from the Dekalb County district attorneys' office, as ⁠DA Sherry Boston wipes her hands of prosecuting 'Cop City' arrests⁠. PS, did you know they interpreted PayPal records to arrive at "money laundering?"