Earl speaks with Mike Olson founder of the Truth Chamber, a community initiative he started to engage and support the VFW. They discuss problematic Supreme Court rulings and the impact of dark money in politics that threaten our rights. In breaking news, Israeli airstrikes on Gaza have resulted in over 400 deaths, according to Palestinian health authorities. This escalation ends weeks of relative calm after stalled ceasefire negotiations. Both Israel and Hamas have accused each other of breaching the truce, which had provided a brief respite for Gaza's 2 million residents, where much infrastructure is in ruins.They later reflect back to the term coined by Earl "Poli-Tricksters" with a rigged system to control the template of America and Government. The rule of law is no more and does not matter to anyone especially Trump and his administration.

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Earl invites Pat Dennis, President of American Bridge 21st Century, to discuss his lifelong commitment to helping others and the rising costs of state supreme court elections, which have surged to $30 million—more than double previous spending. Earl seeks Pat's thoughts on motivating apathetic voters. In response, Pat emphasizes the need to shift the political narrative to boost voter engagement. Meanwhile, the Republican Party aims to cut taxes for the wealthy and reduce healthcare funding by $800 million. Pat Dennis talks about Brad Schimmel who cut plea deals for child molesters and left 6000 rape kits untested and only 9 tested. At 8:30 AM, we welcome former Attorney General Eric Holder to talk about state government elections. Earl inquires how to motivate people who feel exhausted or frustrated with voting, emphasizing the need to keep fighting and not give up. The conversation then turns to Susan Crawford, with Eric Holder expressing his belief that she is the right person for the role, while he lacks confidence in Brad Schimmel.

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Earl welcomes his esteemed friend and distinguished figure, Reggie Jackson, to discuss pressing matters in Arlington, particularly focusing on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for veterans of color and minority backgrounds. This conversation aims to address the ongoing efforts to reshape the historical narrative of America and the implications of such attempts. President Trump on Friday signed an executive order that aims to eliminate seven federal agencies, including ones that focus on media, libraries, museums and ending homelessness.They take calls to hear concerns about the dividing of America and losing rights that we were granted decades and centuries ago.

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Brittany Kinser participates on the Earl Ingram Show to discuss her candidacy for the position of state superintendent. As the founder of "95 Wisconsin," an initiative aimed at ensuring that 95% of children attain reading proficiency, she addressed the pressing reading crisis in Milwaukee. During the interview, Kinser emphasized the critical need to focus on children's education and enhance reading programs. She pointed out the negative consequences of discontinuing phonics instruction in schools, which has led to significant reading difficulties among students. Currently, only 30% of children are proficient in reading, a decline attributed to the removal of the phonics program, leaving 70% unable to read. In response to questions about the priorities of children compared to those of the teachers' union, Kinser indicated her intention to emulate the approach of County Executive David Crowley and others. She also showcased her support alongside Brad Schimmel and reaffirmed her dedication to working collaboratively with the teachers' union, parents, and children. Ms. Kinser stated that her counter part Dr. Underly lowered the standards for kids to appear smarter when in actuality it's hurting the children, because they aren't getting the resources to learn correctly.

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Sandy and Earl recap their recent discussion, highlighting the influx of calls from worried individuals regarding a potential government shutdown. They dive into Project 2025 and the CR referendum, which Republicans claim is beneficial, but they question whether anyone has actually reviewed the documents. Earl engages with callers, challenging them to consider why they hold the Democratic Party accountable for the actions of the Republican Party, which is actively preventing Democrats from gaining office and altering the perspectives within Congress.

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Sandy Williams joins the conversation to discuss citizens' rights. The presidency has evolved, giving the current leader unprecedented power compared to past presidents. This change raises concerns about our freedom to express opinions, as businesses that speak out may face harsh consequences. Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent figure during the Gaza war protests at Columbia University in spring 2024, has attracted international attention due to his arrest and potential deportation by the Trump administration. Trump has repeatedly asserted that pro-Palestinian activists like Khalil are linked to Hamas, which the US designates as a terrorist group. The president argues that these protesters should be deported, calling Khalil's arrest "the first of many to follow." Recession is looming along with a possible government Shut down because the government is not looking to reach a median agreement. Sandy reflects on David Brooks article, which is talking about damaging the reputation of the united states no matter who the president is or who will be after Trump.

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Mandela Barnes joins the program to share insights on last night's debate, focusing on the performances of Susan Crawford and Brad Schimmel. The conversation delves into their assessment of Crawford's tactics, highlighting critiques of her strategies during the debate. They also discuss Schimmel's attempts to reshape his image to connect with voters, effectively concealing his true self. Barnes expresses concern over the troubling decline in participation among Black Democratic voters, pointing out that turnout dropped significantly in 2012 and has remained low through 2016 and beyond, primarily due to candidates' inability to gain their trust. The discussion then opens up to callers, who express their worries and suggest ways to encourage greater voter engagement.

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Dr. Omar, today's guest on Earl's Show, highlights the importance of soaking up 15 to 20 minutes of sunlight daily to boost our vitamin D levels, as we explore the connection between sunlight and mental health. Our discussion also covers pain tolerance and the ways our brain and nerves process pain. When it comes to over-the-counter pain relievers for headaches, we assess our consumption patterns, including the frequency and duration of use.

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The education department is set to cut its workforce by half as President Trump commits to dismantling the agency. This department oversees an enormous $1.6 trillion in student loans. Dr. Kraig joins the show to jump into these significant government reductions that will impact everyone, with children being the most affected. They discuss the budget and how they are making these cuts to pocket for personal profit.

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Earl Ingram is joined by Robert Miranda of FLAC and Paul Schwartz from the Get the Lead Out Coalition in their initiative advocating for lead-free water. They will address a range of topics concerning the prevention of lead contamination in our public drinking water systems. Parents often cannot identify lead paint in residences, and upon relocating to new homes, they may come across these hazardous substances within the walls and paint. Paul emphasizes the critical importance of public education in this matter. Even if MPS, MPH, and MWW are taking all the necessary precautions, it is essential for the community to understand the importance of prioritizing filtration.

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