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CORRECTION: around the 4:08 mark I say “imagine saying racism goes against everything you stand for”, and I definitely meant to say “standing up to racism”. I got a little fired up about our friend Officer Cattani and was speaking slower than my mind was going (or is it the other way around?). 

Today, Trump says he won't allow military bases and assets to be renamed, Starbucks reverses a horrible policy, the NFL continues its clean-up act, sad news on the Buffalo protester, and the Trump campaign makes rally attendees sign a predictable liability waiver. Episode art made from a picture via DetroitNews.com.

Today's episode title comes partly from Steve Schmidt, who appeared on the MSNBC show Deadline: White House yesterday, and said that Donald Trump isn't the president of the U.S., he's the second president of the Confederacy. We talk about that, Trump's rallies returning, an apology from General Milley, a coronavirus return, and NASCAR's new policy. Check out the hilarious Brent Terhune at at brentcomedy.com or his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClpzKyVFujAevCELqapPXqA?view_as=subscriber. Thank you to our sponsor, PODGO. 

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Today's latest news headlines: Biden helps heal, Trump accuses a 75-year-old man of being a secret agent, Georgia should worry us, Minneapolis almost eff'd up the situation even worse, a coronavirus second wave, and Breonna Taylor's murderers still walk free. Special thanks to PODGO!

Ben Shapiro and Clay Travis, Republicans talking about safe spaces, George Floyd's worldwide impact, North Korea at it again, and a U.S. recession is official.

A swath of former Republican leaders announce that they won't support Trump, bad polls make Trump's weekend worse. Both of those incite over 200 rage tweets from Trump on Saturday. The Democrats introduce the "Justice in Policing Act" while other groups try to distract with a debate over "defund the police". Find us on all social media @QuickNewsDaily. Find me on Medium https://medium.com/@quicknewsdaily. Welcome new Overcast subscribers!

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Today's latest news headlines: The police are the only ones still rioting; Trump is completely tone deaf, and Biden obliterates him; Twitter blocks a Trump ad, the New York Times gets what they deserve; we have a racist Wolverine running around New York.

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Today's latest news headlines: Jim Mattis finally speaks out as part of a parade of military officials criticizing Trump; Barr orders surveillance of Americans; AG Keith Ellison charges remaining officers and increases Chauvin's charge; my fellow Midwesterners need better news covering the police brutality. 

Watch today's Morning Joe and yesterday's All In with Chris Hayes for more details on these stories. 

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