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Underreported Stories of May 6
In this episode of Underreported Stories, we explore the unexpected death of Boeing whistleblower Joshua Dean and delve into the alleged misconduct in 737 production. We then shift to the indictment of Henry Cuellar on charges of conspiracy and bribery, discussing the potential political ramifications. The episode also covers controversial comments made by the CEO of Hims and Hers during a hiring process, and the reactions of CEOs to campus protests supporting pro-Palestinian groups. Additionally, we investigate the enigmatic involvement of George Soros in these issues. Lastly, we highlight the arrest of a Wisconsin teacher over an inappropriate relationship with a student. Tune in for these underreported stories and more.
Another Boeing whistleblower died, Democrat indicted on bribery charges, & healthcare company loses MILLIONS after CEO says he’s “eager” to hire campus protesters
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Stories:
1. Second Boeing Whistleblower Dies Suddenly Of Disease - The Daily Wire
2. Democrat Indicted On Conspiracy, Bribery Charges - Axios
3. Hims & Hers Loses $210 Million In Stock Value After CEO Says He’s “Eager” To Hire Anti-Israel Protesters - New York Post
4. Left-Wing Groups Provided Training, Gear For Anti-Israel Campus Protests - Daily Caller
5. Teacher Busted For Making Out With Fifth-Grade Student - New York Post
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(0:00) Boeing whistleblower Joshua Dean dies and alleged misconduct in 737 production
(1:23) Henry Cuellar's indictment on conspiracy and bribery
(2:18) Political fallout of Cuellar's legal troubles
(2:49) Controversial hiring remarks by Hims and Hers CEO
(3:32) CEO reactions to campus protests and support for pro-Palestinian groups
(5:11) The mystery of George Soros's involvement
(5:39) Wisconsin teacher's arrest over student relationship
(6:12) Closing remarks and call to action
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By Underreported StoriesIn this episode of Underreported Stories, we explore the unexpected death of Boeing whistleblower Joshua Dean and delve into the alleged misconduct in 737 production. We then shift to the indictment of Henry Cuellar on charges of conspiracy and bribery, discussing the potential political ramifications. The episode also covers controversial comments made by the CEO of Hims and Hers during a hiring process, and the reactions of CEOs to campus protests supporting pro-Palestinian groups. Additionally, we investigate the enigmatic involvement of George Soros in these issues. Lastly, we highlight the arrest of a Wisconsin teacher over an inappropriate relationship with a student. Tune in for these underreported stories and more.
Another Boeing whistleblower died, Democrat indicted on bribery charges, & healthcare company loses MILLIONS after CEO says he’s “eager” to hire campus protesters
Watch the show on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/ChrissyClark
Stories:
1. Second Boeing Whistleblower Dies Suddenly Of Disease - The Daily Wire
2. Democrat Indicted On Conspiracy, Bribery Charges - Axios
3. Hims & Hers Loses $210 Million In Stock Value After CEO Says He’s “Eager” To Hire Anti-Israel Protesters - New York Post
4. Left-Wing Groups Provided Training, Gear For Anti-Israel Campus Protests - Daily Caller
5. Teacher Busted For Making Out With Fifth-Grade Student - New York Post
Support our sponsors:
patriotmobile.com/chrissy
underreportedstories.substack.com
(0:00) Boeing whistleblower Joshua Dean dies and alleged misconduct in 737 production
(1:23) Henry Cuellar's indictment on conspiracy and bribery
(2:18) Political fallout of Cuellar's legal troubles
(2:49) Controversial hiring remarks by Hims and Hers CEO
(3:32) CEO reactions to campus protests and support for pro-Palestinian groups
(5:11) The mystery of George Soros's involvement
(5:39) Wisconsin teacher's arrest over student relationship
(6:12) Closing remarks and call to action