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On this episode I give insight on the resignation of former Harvard President Claudine Gay, and detail why it has nothing to do with race nor plagiarism but the unspoken of power structure within America. Also, I detail how conservatives and liberal pundits alike are grifting this moment to enrage their base.
“News that isn’t news” stories on this episode:
-Alice Hoffman's new book will imagine Anne Frank's life before she kept a diary.
-A transgender candidate in Ohio was disqualified from state ballot for omitting his former name.
-Average long-term mortgage rates edge higher, snapping 9-week slide.
-Only Citizens Should Vote in America: News on the American sentiment of illegals in America and possibly acquiring voting rights.
-FDA looking into reports of hair loss, suicidal thoughts in people using popular drugs for diabetes and weight loss.
-Holiday spending sets new record online: Report
On this episode I give insight on the resignation of former Harvard President Claudine Gay, and detail why it has nothing to do with race nor plagiarism but the unspoken of power structure within America. Also, I detail how conservatives and liberal pundits alike are grifting this moment to enrage their base.
“News that isn’t news” stories on this episode:
-Alice Hoffman's new book will imagine Anne Frank's life before she kept a diary.
-A transgender candidate in Ohio was disqualified from state ballot for omitting his former name.
-Average long-term mortgage rates edge higher, snapping 9-week slide.
-Only Citizens Should Vote in America: News on the American sentiment of illegals in America and possibly acquiring voting rights.
-FDA looking into reports of hair loss, suicidal thoughts in people using popular drugs for diabetes and weight loss.
-Holiday spending sets new record online: Report