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LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & co-host Amos Waranch & Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnow Department of Justice Sue's the state of Texas for over the abortion law. AUSTIN, TEXAS — The Justice Department on Thursday sued Texas over a new state law that bans most abortions, arguing that it was enacted “in open defiance of the Constitution.”The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Texas, asks a federal judge to declare that the law is invalid, “to enjoin its enforcement, and to protect the rights that Texas has violated.” The act is clearly unconstitutional under long-standing Supreme Court precedent,” Attorney General Merrick Garland said at a news conference announcing the suit.The Justice Department argues the law unlawfully infringes on the constitutional rights of women and violates the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution, which says federal law supersedes state law. Federal officials are also concerned other states could enact similar laws that would “deprive their citizens of their constitutional rights,” he said. It is settled constitutional law that ‘a State may not prohibit any woman from making the ultimate decision to terminate her pregnancy before viability,'” the lawsuit reads. “But Texas has done just that.”  

 Biden slams SCOTUS refusal to block Texas abortion law, vows to pursue legal remediesSpeaker Nancy Pelosi said she's bringing legislation to codify Roe to a vote. President Joe Biden says he is launching a "whole-of-government effort" in response to the Supreme Court allowing the nation's most restrictive abortion law to take effect in Texas, directing his Gender Policy Council and the White House legal team to tap federal agencies to ensure women maintain their constitutional right to an abortion.The new law in Texas has raised concerns among Democrats and abortion rights advocates that there will be efforts in other states to imitate it. The Supreme Court ruling provides a fresh incentive to act on abortion on a federal level while reigniting the national political divide over abortion and the high court. "While the Chief Justice was clear to stress that the action by the Supreme Court is not a final ruling on the future of Roe, the impact of last night's decision will be immediate and requires an immediate response," Biden said in a statement on Thursday.

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Co host Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnow@All you need toi know radio- Fact check: Trump administration officials try to rewrite their own Afghanistan history!!There's been no shortage of fact-based criticism aimed at the Biden administration's handling of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.But some of the criticism from former Trump administration officials has departed from the truth.Denouncing Biden while also misleadingly omitting the actions taken by Trump and his administration. Former Vice President Mike Pence, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, and former Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller have all slammed Biden in one way or another for the chaos that has unfolded in Afghanistan this month. While some of that criticism has been accurate, much of it has inaccurately tried to rewrite the Trump administration's own history on Afghanistan -- denouncing Biden while also misleadingly omitting the actions taken by Trump and his administration.

Biden defends Afghanistan policy amid mounting criticism of withdrawal"I stand squarely behind my decision," the president said on Monday. "After 20 years, I've learned the hard way that there was never a good time to withdraw U.S. forces." drawdown in Afghanistan, blaming the U.S.-backed Afghan government and military for allowing the Taliban to take over."Afghanistan political leaders gave up and fled the country; the Afghan military collapsed, sometimes without trying to fight," Biden said. "If anything, the developments of the past week reinforce that ending U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan now was the right decision."Speaking to the American public from the White House, Biden said he stood firmly by his decision and argued that he was faced with a choice to either follow through with the drawdown or escalate the conflict into its third decade and ultimately sacrifice more American lives."I stand squarely behind my decision," Biden said. "After 20 years, I've learned the hard way that there was never a good time to withdraw U.S. forces. That's why we're still there

A newly released letter tells us more about Trump's last-ditch push to steal the election. Trump foreshadows executive privilege fight in election investigations, but won't try to block testimony yet. Former President Trump won't immediately try to stop several former Justice Department officials from testifying before Congress but is willing to put up a fight over executive privilege if legislators try to secure further interviews with his former aides and officials, a letter from lawyer Doug Collins reads. A newly released letter tells us more about Trump's last-ditch push to steal the election. Trump foreshadows executive privilege fight in election investigations, but won't try to block testimony yet. Former President Trump won't immediately try to stop several former Justice Department officials from testifying before Congress but is willing to put up a fight over executive privilege if legislators try to secure further interviews with his former aides and officials, a letter from lawyer Doug Collins reads.A newly released letter tells us more about Trump's last-ditch push to steal the election. Trump foreshadows executive privilege fight in election investigations, but won't try to block testimony yet. Former President Trump won't immediately try to stop several former Justice Department officials from testifying before Congress but is willing to put up a fight over executive privilege if legislators try to secure further interviews with his former aides and officials, a letter from lawyer Doug Collins reads.

A newly released letter tells us more about Trump's last-ditch push to steal the election. Trump foreshadows executive privilege fight in election investigations, but won't try to block testimony yet. Former President Trump won't immediately try to stop several former Justice Department officials from testifying before Congress but is willing to put up a fight over executive privilege if legislators try to secure further interviews with his former aides and officials, a letter from lawyer Doug Collins reads. 

 Why do vaccinated still wear masks?That means fully immunized people with young children, aging parents, or friends and family with weak immune systems will need to renew vigilance, particularly in high-transmission communities. Vaccinated Americans may need to wear masks not just to protect themselves, but everyone in their orbit. no vaccine is 100% effective and, though rare, fully vaccinated people can contract coronavirus. These cases, known as breakthrough infections, can cause COVID-like symptoms — or no symptoms at al

Republicans choose power over truth as hopes for bipartisan January 6 commission the growing Republican blockade against the creation of a bipartisan commission to investigate the US Capitol insurrection on January 6 has crystallized the party's fixation with the 2022 midterm elections.Even on a grave matter of national security, the GOP has concluded that the political price for standing with former President Donald Trump is preferable to the electoral cost of breaking with the disgraced former President.More than four months after Trump stoked the January 6 rebellion with his lies about the 2020 election, the vast majority of GOP lawmakers demonstrated this week that they see no upside for revisiting the dangerous events that unfolded at the Capitol even if it means that Americans will never get a full explanation of how close Trump's supporters came to ove

Donald Trump's adult children reportedly cost taxpayers $140,000 in Secret Service security in the month after the clan's patriarch left the White House in January.Ordinarily, family members of a president lose their security detail when they leave office. But in the case of the four Trump siblings and two of their spouses, the former president issued a directive to extend post-presidency protections by six months.According to the watchdog, records reveal that the Trump children maintained a “breakneck speed of travel, and racked up significant hotel and transportation bills for the Secret Service”. Transport costs alone amounted to $52,296.75, and hotel costs totaled at least $88,678.39.

Britney Spears is Publicly Being Held Hostage by Her Abuser and the US Court SystemHer latest loss in court will mean that despite global support through the #FreeBritney Campaign, she's not going to see freedom any time soon. Many of you will remember Britney Spears' infamous meltdown of 2008, when she walked into a hair salon and, in front of a trove of paparazzi, shaved all of her hair clean off. This public mental and emotional breakdown started an important conversation around how the spotlight damages the mental health of celebrities, and caused a chain reaction in Britney's life that would change everything. Soon after the Head Shaving incident, it was declared that Britney was not competent enough mentally to make her own decisions, and thus for her safety, conservatorship was given to her father. This meant that any big life decisions, from working to spending to everything in between, would ultimately be decided by her legal guardian/conservator on her behalf — who, in this case, was Spears' father, James Spears.

 NEW YORK, July 1 (Reuters) - Donald Trump's namesake company and its longtime chief financial officer are expected to fight criminal charges being brought on Thursday in a probe by Manhattan's district attorney.The Trump Organization and the CFO, Allen Weisselberg, are expected to be arraigned later in the day in a New York state court in Manhattan, a person familiar with the matter has said, when a grand jury indictment is to be unsealed.Alan Futerfas, a lawyer for the company, is expected to enter a not guilty plea on its behalf, a person familiar with the matter said."Mr. Weisselberg intends to plead not guilty and he will fight these charges in court," Weisselberg's lawyers Mary Mulligan and Bryan Skarlatos said in a joint statement. Weisselberg surrendered to authorities in the early morning.

Trump's GOP friends and foes unite — to shrug at Dem fury over secret subpoenasDemocrats are accusing Trump of a Nixon-style leak hunt, but Republicans say it's legitimate for the DOJ to investigate leaks.Liz Cheney lost her seat in House GOP leadership over her repeated criticism of Donald Trump. When it comes to the former president's Justice Department subpoenaing Democratic lawmakers' personal data, though, she's holding off on harsh words.“It's really important for the Department of Justice to ensure that we aren't seeing leaks of classified information,” the Wyoming Republican said in an interview, citing the reported rationale for the Trump administration's secret subpoenas that swept up at least two Democratic colleagues.

Facebook says Donald Trump's suspension will last at least 2 years, but can be lifted if there is no 'serious risk to public safety'Facebook has decided to suspend former president Donald Trump's account for at least 2 years.Trump can be reinstated pending an evaluation to assess if "the risk to public safety has receded."The decision follows the Oversight Board's ruling to uphold Facebook's initial decision to suspend Trump's account following the January 6 Capitol insurrection.

Discipline & PunishmentEach House may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorderly Behaviour, and, with the Concurrence of two thirds, expel a Member.”—Article 1, section 5, clause 2The Constitution grants the House broad power to discipline its Members for acts that range from criminal misconduct to violations of internal House Rules. While the constitutional authority to punish a Member who engages in “disorderly Behaviour” is intended, in part, as an instrument of individual rebuke, it serves principally to protect the reputation of the institution and to preserve the dignity of its proceedings. Over the decades, several forms of discipline have evolved in the House. The most severe type of punishment is expulsion from the House, which is followed by censure, and finally reprimand. Expulsion, as mandated in the Constitution, requires a two-thirds majority vote. Censure and reprimand, which evolved through House precedent and practice, are imposed by a simple majority of the full House.

Entertainment Watch - Austin Michaels LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUPGET READY AMERICA AND AROUND THE WORLD AS @AUSTIN MICHAEL IS  ready to take over the world he is the REAL DEAL 17 years old, Austin Michaels’ country music debut came when he first appeared on Season 17 American Idol roping Katy Perry on the back of Luke Bryan.  He learned a lot from being on that show, most importantly to work hard and believe in himself.The last year has been building on that knowledge, 2 viral videos, multiple performances with the likes of Randall King and Doug Stone, and hard at work with Split Window Studios writing songs for his debut self-titled album which is out now with 11 great tracks. With its pure country sound, Austin pours his heart out in songs like, “Feel It Too”, “Still Ain’t Over You”, “Love Song”, and “Hard to Say Goodbye”.The album isn’t short on more up-tempo songs that will fill dance floors, like “Merry Go Round”, “Honky Tonk Party”, and one personally dear to his heart “Thinks my Grandpa Said”, with a special feature with Grandpa Robinson.Austin is humbled about the enthusiasm has received from the release.

Entertainment Watch - Austin Michaels LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUPGET READY AMERICA AND AROUND THE WORLD AS @AUSTIN MICHAEL IS  ready to take over the world he is the REAL DEAL 17 years old, Austin Michaels' country music debut came when he first appeared on Season 17 American Idol roping Katy Perry on the back of Luke Bryan.  He learned a lot from being on that show, most importantly to work hard and believe in himself.The last year has been building on that knowledge, 2 viral videos, multiple performances with the likes of Randall King and Doug Stone, and hard at work with Split Window Studios writing songs for his debut self-titled album which is out now with 11 great tracks. With its pure country sound, Austin pours his heart out in songs like, “Feel It Too”, “Still Ain't Over You”, “Love Song”, and “Hard to Say Goodbye”.The album isn't short on more up-tempo songs that will fill dance floors, like “Merry Go Round”, “Honky Tonk Party”, and one personally dear to his heart “Thinks my Grandpa Said”, with a special feature with Grandpa Robinson.Austin is humbled about the enthusiasm has received from the release.

Mother of slain Capitol Police officer urges GOP senators to back Jan. 6 commissionThe mother of a Capitol Police officer who died after engaging with the mob during the Jan. 6 insurrection pleaded with Republican senators on Thursday to vote for legislation that would establish a bipartisan commission to investigate the attack on the Capitol.Brian Sicknick's mother, Gladys Sicknick, was joined on Capitol Hill ahead of a possible Senate vote later Thursday on the legislation with her son's partner, Sandra Garza, as well as Metropolitan Police Officer Michael Fanone and Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn.The Senate is expected to hold a procedural vote as soon as Thursday on advancing legislation passed by the House last week to establish a commission to investigate the events of Jan. 6. 

THE FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AND HiS FAMILY ARE NOW OFFICIALLY UNDER CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION !!!The Trump Organization is now exploring criminal conduct, N.Y. attorney general’s office says NEW YORK —New York Attorney General Letitia James's investigation into the Trump Organization is now considered a criminal matter, James's office said Tuesday night, noting that officials with the former president's company were recently apprised of the development."We have informed the Trump Organization that our investigation into the company is no longer purely civil in nature,"  "We are now actively investigating the Trump Organization in a criminal capacity, along with the Manhattan DA. We have no additional comment at this time."The attorney general's notification to the Trump Organization suggested a cooperative relationship has developed between investigators working for James and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr., whose office has been heading a criminal probe into the company and its officers since 2018. Both officials are Democrats. A person familiar with the matter, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss an ongoing investigation, said the district attorney was not specifically mentioned in James's letter to Trump's company. #newyork AG’s office says Trump Organization probe now ‘criminal’ investigation. The office of New York state #AttorneyGeneralLetitiaJames issued a statement on Tuesday night, confirming a change in its investigation of the Trump Organization from a civil probe to a #official investigation. 

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnowCongresswoman Liz Cheney likely to be ousted as Republican Conference ChairHouse Republicans removed Congresswoman Liz Cheney of Wyoming as the party's conference chair. It follows an ongoing feud between Cheney and former President Trump. Tyler Pager, White House reporter for The Washington Post, joins CBSN's Lana Zak with his analysis. Some of the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach, most notably Cheney and Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, have continued to speak out about the "Big Lie" and the future of the Republican Party now that Trump is no longer in office. Others have taken a much lower profile approach since the impeachment vote, not frequently commenting publicly, if at all, on the direction the party is taking in the aftermath of the Trump presidency.

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnowCiting three sources familiar with the former New York City mayor's actions, the report said Giuliani has found himself in a precarious financial position as legal fees mount following the FBI raids. He also pays as much as $42,000 per month in alimony to one of his ex-wives, which Politico said may have factored into his recent cost-cutting actions.Rudy Giuliani has reportedly sacked most of his entourage to cut costs as his legal troubles - and fees - mount.Politico reported that Giuliani fired as many as five people since the FBI raided his properties.Giuliani also pays as much as $42,000 per month in alimony, which may have factored into his cost-cutting decisions.

DAMN ANOTHER POLICE SHOOTING THIS HAS TO END.... Police in Ohio shoot and kill teenage girl, shortly before Derek Chauvin verdict . A Black teenage girl was fatally shot by police Tuesday in Columbus, Ohio, after officers reportedly responded to an attempted stabbing. Why did officers pull their gun when the suspect only had a KNIFE!!!!!!!!!!!! Columbus police were called to the scene around 4:30 p.m., The Daily Beast reported — and were said to have been responding to a report of an attempted stabbing. According to television station WBNS, the caller had phoned cops to report a fight outside of her home.But Bryant’s aunt told reporters Ma’khia had called 911 because she was being abused and that the teen “didn’t deserve to die like a dog in the street.”A knife was reportedly found next to the youngster.LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnow

Fatal Police Shootings Of Unarmed Black People Reveal Troubling PatternsPolice Officer, Ryan McMahon, went after Foster with lights flashing, siren blaring and the car's spotlight pointed directly at him. Foster stopped. The pair exchanged words before Foster, who was on community supervision for a car theft conviction a month earlier, fled, eventually ditching the bicycle. McMahon caught up with Foster and jumped on top of him. The two struggled. McMahon, a rookie on the force, used a Taser on the father of two and struck him several times with his department-issued flashlight. Gunfire erupted — seven shots total. When it was over, Foster, 33, lay dying in the bushes in a darkened courtyard near an apartment complexLIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnow

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnowIf your policies are unpopular with most voters, and if your party narrowly lost an election because of a voter surge, and if your own party’s demographics are shrinking, what do you do? Do you change your policies so your party platform is more appealing to more voters? Or do you make it harder for people to vote? Apparently, if you are among the Republican leadership in Georgia, you make it harder for people to vote.On Thursday, Georgia Republicans passed restrictive changes to the state election process. Republican Gov. Brian Kemp immediately signed a bill into law that President Joe Biden accurately labeled "outrageous," 

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnowBiden Urges Action on Gun Control After 2 Mass Shootings in Less Than a WeekThe president called for a ban on assault rifles and high-capacity ammunition magazines before flying to Ohio, where he had planned to promote the stimulus package. The Senate confirmed Shalanda D. Young as deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget and Dr. Vivek Murthy as the surgeon general.Follow our live coverage of President Joe Biden.

All You Need to Know RadioThe rumors are true my friend Ty Herndon  will be joining me live on my radio show this Thursday night 6 PMCST. Don’t miss it. NO QUESTIONS OFF LIMITS!!!!  Ty Herndon (Grammy-Nominated Artist) Country music star. Tonight we talk to about COVID-19 and how it has affected his life on stage and his personal life. 

LIVE FROM DALLAS @ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW RADIO STUDIOS 6pmcst 516-531-9990 Thursday  @americanwealthusagroup show sponsor 1.9 trillion dollars passes the Senate and Joe Biden gets his victory but who really wins and lossesWASHINGTON — President Joe Biden won preliminary approval Saturday of his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill after a bleary-eyed Senate voted 50-49 for the package along party lines, capping more than 27 hours of debate and giving Biden his first major legislative victory.  Components of the bill are: ► Provides most Americans earning up to $75,000 a $1,400 stimulus check.  ► Extends a $300 weekly federal boost to unemployment benefits through August ► Sends $350 billion to state and local governments whose revenue has declined because of COVID-19's impact on the economy.► Allocates $130 billion to help fully reopen schools and colleges.► Allots $30 billion to help renters and landlords weather economic losses. ► Devotes $50 billion for small-business assistance. ► Dedicates $160 billion for vaccine development, distribution and related needs. ► Expands the child tax credit up to $3,600 per child. 

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnow IT'S WAR AND WHO IS IN CHARGE??  If there's a civil war in the Republican Party, the voters who backed Donald Trump in November's election are ready to choose sides.Behind Trump. We feel like Republicans don't fight enough for us, and we all see Donald Trump fighting for us as hard as he can, every single day," Brandon Keidl, 27, a Republican and small-business owner from Milwaukee, says in an interview after being polled. "But then you have establishment Republicans who just agree with establishment Democrats and everything, and they don't ever push back. The survey of 1,000 Trump voters, identified from 2020 polls, was taken by landline and cellphone last Monday through Friday. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.  McConnell says Trump was "practically and morally responsible" for riot after voting not guilty there is still time. McConnell states "Trump has not got any with anything yet pushing for criminal charges./civil charges against Former President Trump. Should the former President be arrested? 

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A.  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnowIcicles hanging from a ceiling fan, a frosted cactus: Texas is frozen in surreal photos Historic winter weather has frozen much of Texas, leading to surreal scenes in regions of the state that are known for being hot and dry.In Dallas, where February high temperatures are usually near 60 degrees, Thomas Black posted an image to social media of icicles hanging off a ceiling fan in the hallway of an apartment building.Black came across the “almost an apocalyptic looking scene” early Monday morning. In a cold hallway, a pipe had apparently burst and the leaking water had frozen on the fan.  

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A.  ON FACEBOOK PM THEIR OFFICE @americanwealthusagroupnow The House of Representatives on Jan. 13 impeached Mr. Trump a second time, for his role in inciting the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, just over a year after it first impeached him for pressing Ukraine to announce investigations that would have aided him politically. The latest vote was 232 to 197, with all Democrats joined by 10 Republicans, in a House chamber protected by National Guard troops stationed throughout the Capitol and its grounds. 

 WASHINGTON—Democrats argued Donald Trump “assembled, inflamed and incited” the attack against the Capitol in a last-ditch effort to overturn the result of the election, relying on Mr. Trump’s own words to make their case in the former president’s second impeachment trial.Impeachment managers said that Mr. Trump spent months leading up to the election convincing his supporters that the only way he could lose is if the vote were rigged, then urged his supporters to march to the Capitol knowing the potential for violence. Democrats pointed to statements by several rioters who said they believed they were storming the Capitol at Mr. Trump’s direction.

SHOW SPONSOR @americanwealthgroup Trump's second impeachment trial: Day 1The second impeachment trial of former President Trump is underway.The trial is in a four-hour debate on the constitutionality of the proceeding, which will be followed by a vote at a simple majority threshold to affirm the proceeding's constitutionality. Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows told reporters that the Democrats opening argument was “pretty much what I was expecting” and that “it’s hard to make a good case when you have an unconstitutional process.”He said he’s spoken with former President Trump on a “regular basis” but had not spoken with him about the opening arguments at the Senate trial.When asked why he was on Capitol Hill, he said, “I'm just coming over to meet with the impeachment team” and said that he will be with them sporadically over the course of the trial.

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS -  Please join us this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live and unscripted show: Where we will discuss politics and current and World events in like no other show you have heard. Also,  we will have a fan favorite and that is the song pick of the week. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it.  with your host John Hollywood & Law of Politics Amos Waranch with the law office of Waranch and Nunn. Saving the  best for last our amazing show Producer Maureen VanterpoolSHOW SPONSOR - Saima Ullah call 972-363-9296 Citiwide Alliance Realty "Making Life Easierhttps://www.facebook.com/SaimaUllahofficial The House Democratic impeachment effort includes an article charging the president with 'incitement of insurrection'. The news comes on the heels of a New York Times report that McConnell told associates he believes Trump 'committed impeachable offenses' and he’s 'pleased' by the move to impeach him.  'On January 6, 2021, a violent mob attacked the United States Capitol to obstruct the process of our democracy and stop the counting of presidential electoral votes. This insurrection caused injuries, 5 dead, and destruction in the most sacred space in our Republic,' wrote Cheney, the daughter of the former vice president.  Remember Trump wanted his people to hang the VP to win an election he had already lost on 11/3/2019.

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS  -   Please join us live this tonight special show at 4pmcst tonight. for our live/unscripted show:We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen VanterpoolSHOW SPONSOR INFO FOR THIS SHOW ONLY!!! Saima Ullah - Citiwide Alliance Realty (972)363-9296 from Realtor state company of  Keller Williams Realty Social media Samma Ullah - https://www.facebook.com/saima.ullah.7 For almost two years, Joe Biden has been telling Americans what he plans to do on his first day in office — and the next 99 — if elected to be the nation's 46th president.In speeches, interviews, and in at least 49 published plans throughout his presidential campaign, Mr. Biden talked about the actions he'd take in the earliest days of his administration — what he would do if he triumphed in what he saw as a "battle for the soul of the nation" against President Trump.PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN PLEASE KEEP YOUR PROMISES TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE OPVER 81 MILLION VOTED FOR THEM  

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor Americasbestcompanies call today to change your life 210-264-2073President Donald Trump signed a pandemic relief bill in late December, which means a second round of Economic Impact Payments (aka stimulus checks) is rolling out to Americans. But like the CARES Act before it, the initial announcement that more stimulus payments are coming lacked some details about the nuts and bolts of getting that money from the Treasury Department into your bank account. Your payment decreases by $5 per $100 you make above the threshold. If you’re an individual who makes more than $87,000, you won’t get a payment. If you’re a couple with an adjusted gross income of $174,000 or more, or ahead of household making more than $124,500, you won’t get any money. The CASH Act bill, which included $2,000 stimulus checks for qualifying individuals, passed in the House in December but was blocked from reaching the Senate floor by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). IF YOU ARE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH YOUR PAYMENT CALL 1800 829-1040 

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor Americasbestcompanies call today to change your life 210-264-2073President Donald Trump signed a pandemic relief bill in late December, which means a second round of Economic Impact Payments (aka stimulus checks) is rolling out to Americans. But like the CARES Act before it, the initial announcement that more stimulus payments are coming lacked some details about the nuts and bolts of getting that money from the Treasury Department into your bank account. Your payment decreases by $5 per $100 you make above the threshold. If you’re an individual who makes more than $87,000, you won’t get a payment. If you’re a couple with an adjusted gross income of $174,000 or more, or ahead of household making more than $124,500, you won’t get any money. The CASH Act bill, which included $2,000 stimulus checks for qualifying individuals, passed in the House in December but was blocked from reaching the Senate floor by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). IF YOU ARE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH YOUR PAYMENT CALL 1800 829-1040 

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - LIVE SPECIAL SHOW -   Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show:We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen VanterpoolShow sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073Congress should impeach Trump again and bar him from holding any future public office! President Donald Trump seems to have trouble with telephone calls. As his infamous conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy showed, Trump uses the phone to violate his oath of office, abuse his power and commit impeachable offenses.  The president did it again Saturday. He called Georgia’s besieged Republican secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, from the Oval Office and pressured him to find 11,779 Not coincidentally, President-elect Joe Biden carried Georgia by a margin certified after three vote counts.  NOTHING WILL STOP JOE BIDEN FROM BEING SWORN IN AS PRESIDENT OF US ON 1/20/2021.   

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - LIVE SPECIAL SHOW -   Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our last show of 2020 and a live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen VanterpoolShow sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073Donald Trump refused to originally signed the emergency aid bill for $900 billion? Do you believe that he did to help the American people try to get more money up to a $2000 check instead of 600?. Trump did finally sign the bill as it was and making millions of Americans worrying all weekend about how they would pay their bills.. In Trump's final days in office is he 'trying to burn this country and the White House down on his way out' “People who are struggling to get by right now, out of work, whose unemployment, the unemployment is going to basically end the day after Christmas if this doesn’t pass, people who are out of work, people who need the help,” she added. Klobuchar then pointed out that the bill includes guidelines and funding for vaccine distribution, adding, “we need the help for the states to get the vaccines out and he is literally undermining our entire effort on testing and vaccine distribution.”    

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live every Thursday at 6pmcst for a live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen VanterpoolShow sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073On Monday, Texas firm SolarWinds disclosed that up to 18,000 users of its popular Orion network-management software had been unwittingly infected, blaming what it termed an "outside nation-state."Microsoft President Brad Smith, in a blog post Friday, said roughly 80% of affected customers were located inside the United States. Others were located in the UK, Belgium, Canada, Israel, Mexico, Spain and the United Arab Emirates.Reuters, citing a British security source, said a small number of British organizations had been compromised but "not in the public sector.""The scale is daunting," said James Lewis, vice president of the US Center for Strategic and International Studies, commenting on the disclosures. 

LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live every Thursday at 6pmcst for a live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen VanterpoolShow sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073Main Topic - MR. PRESIDENT, WE WANT ANSWERS,. Did you sell the kids for your money to put in your pocket?? -   Lawyers appointed to represent hundreds of children who were separated from their parents as a result of President Trump's 2018 policy say they are having a difficult time locating the adults, fearing many of them were deported while their children stayed in the country. The lawyers said the parents of 545 children have still yet to be located and they believe about two-thirds of those individuals were deported to Central America, according to a court filing by the American Civil Liberties Union. “It is critical to find out as much as possible about who was responsible for this horrific practice while not losing sight of the fact that hundreds of families have still not been found and remain separated," Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project

Live from our studios in Dallas Texas - All you need to know Radio - Thurs. 6pmcst  Show executive sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073These increasingly powerful members of what former state House minority leader Stacey Abrams identified as key partners in her “New Georgia Project”—which is both the name of the voter education and mobilization group she founded in 2014 and a description of her vision of what Georgia is becoming—present an important opportunity for Democrats as they try to propel investigative journalist Jon Ossoff and Ebenezer Baptist Church pastor Raphael Warnock to victory in the January 5 Senate runoff election. But mobilizing them means doing things a little differently from how Democrats have always operated.  Democrat Jon Ossoff is challenging GOP Senator David Perdue, who did not attend their scheduled debate earlier Sunday night.Mr. Warnock, a pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, where Martin Luther King Jr once preached, pitched himself as a champion of “ordinary people”. “I’m concerned that Washington is not focused about ordinary people,” said Mr Warnock in one of his first comments of Sunday’s debate. “You can’t tell the difference between Washington backrooms and corporate boardrooms. My opponent represents the worst of that kind of problem.”  

LIVE FROM DALLAS TEXAS - All you need to know Radio - Thurs. 6pmcst  Show executive sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073Donald Trump lost by 7 Million votes and President-Elect Joe Biden got 80 Million votes the most in US historyTo date, Trump has filed 30 cases and all cases have been dismissed for no evidenceGeorgia's Republican Gov. Brian Kemp hit back at President Donald Trump Monday after the president called him 'hapless' and demanded he uses 'emergency powers' to stop the state's certified election results from going forward.Kemp, who Trump said Sunday he was 'ashamed' of having endorsed just two years ago, hit back in a statement that referenced state law. 'Georgia law prohibits the governor from interfering in elections. The Secretary of State, who is an elected constitutional officer, has oversight over elections that cannot be overridden by executive order,' Kemp spokesman Cody Hall said. As the governor has said repeatedly, he will continue to follow the law and encourage the Secretary of State to take reasonable steps - including a sample audit of signatures - to restore trust and address serious issues that have been raised,' he added.Kemp himself previously served as secretary of state.After a state recount made no significant difference in Georgia and Biden's lead is roughly 12,000 votes, Trump attacked the state's Republican governor as 'hapless' on Monday.'Why won't Governor @BrianKempGA, the hapless Governor of Georgia, use his emergency powers, which can be easily done, to overrule his obstinate Secretary of State, and do a match of signatures on envelopes. It will be a 'goldmine' of fraud, and we will easily WIN the state,' he tweeted. 

THANKSGIVING DAY JUST FOR YOU WE WILL BE LIVE LIVE FROM DALLAS TEXAS - All you need to know Radio - Thurs. 6pmcst  Show executive sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073On Saturday night, the Trump campaign requested a second recount in Georgia, a day after top Republican state officials certified his defeat following a statewide audit. This one will be done by machine and is even less likely to reverse his fate. Hours earlier, a federal judge rejected the Trump campaign's latest effort to disenfranchise millions of voters -- this time in Pennsylvania.All around the country, Trump lawyers and loyalists are seeing their baseless allegations of systemic voter fraud treated with increasing contempt by disbelieving judges. GAS CONFIRMS JOE BIDEN IS THE WINNER 

NEW AND LIVE FROM DALLAS TEXAS - All you need to know Radio  Showtime Thurs. 6pmcst  Call in and listen to our show by calling 516-531-9990All you need to know Radio show executive sponsor - Above & Beyond Decorating & Design, LLC call today to change your life 210-264-2073Did the Democrats lose seats in the US House of representatives because the Speaker of the house failed to pass a stimulus package? In a private call with Democrats on Thursday, Pelosi (D-San Francisco) spoke about the “challenging election” and “tough races,” according to a participant.“We held the House. Joe Biden is on a clear path to be the next president of the United States. This has been a life or death fight for the very fate of our democracy. We did not win every battle, but we did win the war,” she said. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, have warned the economic recovery could lose steam if Congress does not pass more fiscal stimulusSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., again called for a targeted aid package. In Kentucky, he argued a better-than-expected October jobs report that saw the U.S. unemployment rate fall to 6.9% reduces the need for a sweeping stimulus bill. 

LIVE FROM DALLAS TEXAS - All you need to know Radio - Thurs. 6pmcst  Show executive sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073Donald Trump is showing the entire world what a sore loser by not accepting LOST!!!~!!“I win, I win, I always win. In the end, I always win,” Donald Trump once said. Now, though, for the first time in his life, in a public and historic way, he has lost.As he has so relentlessly in the past, Trump is fighting against being tagged with a label that he has considered toxic to his brand. He has refused to concede. “The simple fact is this election is far from over,” he said in a statement just after the election was called. He promised to fight the results in court, alleging, without evidence, that a massive electoral fraud had robbed him of victory. But his talent for recasting reality to his advantage was incapable of overcoming a statistical truth not only accepted but dictated by the majority of the nation. He lost.

LIVE FROM DALLAS TEXAS - All you need to know Radio - Thurs. 6pmcst  Show executive sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced the state will be “pushing really hard” to get Georgia votes counted Wednesday at a news conference at the state capitol.“We’re excited to report that the people of Georgia have spoken. It’s never been easier to vote in Georgia,” Raffensperger said. “Our job isn’t done yet though.”Raffensperger said election officials are working to get the remaining absentee ballots, more than 200,000, counted by the end of the day.If all of the ballots haven’t been counted by the end of the day Wednesday, Raffensperger said he hopes there will be at least enough votes counted to determine who won the election in Georgia. 

SHOW Exclusive Sponsor  - Above & Beyond Decorating & Design, LLC CALL today to change your life 210-264-2073GOP Senators break rules for Amy Coney Barrett's nomination and it could reverse her appointment to the Supreme Court? IF AMY CONEY BARRETT IS APPOINTED TO THE COURT. SAY COULD GOOD-BYE TO: THE SAME-SEX MARRIAGE ACT THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT OVER 22 MILLION WILL LOSE THEIR HEALTH INSURANCE ALMOST OVERNIGHT 133 MILLION: Americans with protected preexisting conditions21 MILLION: People who could lose their health insurance12 MILLION: Adults who could lose Medicaid coverage800,000: People with opioid addiction getting treatment through Medicaid165 MILLION: Americans who no longer face caps on expensive treatments60 MILLION: Medicare beneficiaries would face changes to medical care and possibly higher premiums2 MILLION: Young adults with coverage through their parents’ plans$50 BILLION: Medical care for the uninsured could cost billions more1,000 CALORIES: Menu labels are among dozens of the law’s provisions that are less well knownROW VS WADE ABORTION- IN STILL CASES BARRETT BELEIVES DEALTH PENTY COULD APPLY         

All you need to know Radio Special Presentation - Showtime Friday 10-23-2020 5pmcst  Exclusive Sponsor - Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden will have their microphones cut off in Thursday’s debate while their rival delivers their opening two-minute answer to each of the debate topics. The 90-minute debate is divided into six 15-minute segments, with each candidate granted two minutes to deliver uninterrupted remarks before proceeding to an open debate. The open discussion portion of the debate will not feature a mute button, but interruptions by either candidate will count toward their time in the second and final debate Thursday.The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates announced the rule changes Monday, three weeks after a chaotic opening faceoff between the two presidential contenders that featured frequent interruptions — most by Trump. Trump’s campaign said the CPD has again “ceded to the wishes” of the Biden campaign with the topics, also referencing the canceled second debate. The Trump campaign previously requested an additional debate be held Oct. 29, and the Monday letter accused the CPD of refusing to add another “simply because the Biden campaign objected.”

All you need to know radio SHowtime 6pmcst - live call number 516-531-9990   ****SHOW SPONSOR **** #ABOVEANDBEYONDDESIGN 210-264-2073 Six people charged in plot to kidnap Michigan governor Gretchen WhitmerSix people have been charged with a plot to kidnap Michigan’s Democratic governor, Gretchen Whitmer, that involves links to a rightwing militia group, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced.Another seven people were charged with plotting to target law enforcement and attack the state capitol building. The state attorney general, Dana Nessel, announced additional charges under Michigan’s anti-terrorism law. Seven men, all in custody, are linked to the militia group Wolverine Watchmen. The news sent shockwaves through a country facing one the most contentious elections in its history and already marred by accusations of voter suppression, civil unrest linked to police brutality, and sometimes violent incidents and protests by heavily armed right-wingers.Whitmer told reporters on Thursday that she knew the job would be hard when she took the oath of office nearly two years ago but she “never could have imagined anything like this”.She thanked law enforcement, and said she hoped the criminal charges would “lead to convictions, bringing these sick and depraved men to justice”..They are suspected of attempting to identify the homes of law enforcement officers to “target them, made threats of violence intended to instigate a civil war”. They also planned and trained for an operation to attack the Michigan capitol building and to kidnap government officials, including the governor, Nessel said.

All you need to know Radio -  Show executive sponsor Above and beyond design call today to change your life 210-264-2073President Trump contracts The hoax known as the coronavirus and a sent to the hospital-  Trump’s Physician Says the President’s Oxygen Levels Dropped and He Took Steroid Treatment.The president released another rambling video saying he “learned a lot” about the virus before taking a short drive to wave to supporters outside the hospital complex where he is receiving treatment. Conflicting statements by his doctors and aides added to the confusion over his condition. The White House and Trump doctors are lying to the American people 

All you need to know Radio Showtime - Thursday 6pmcst  Show Sponsor  Above & Beyond Design 501-420-33782 or cal 210-264-2073President Donald Trump is reportedly said to be in $421 Million In Personal  Debt, Mr. Trump could also,  owe the IRS $100 Million In Penalties, Times Says. The bombshell report detailed the president’s large debt and his increased reliance on controversial businesses he’s refused to divest. President Donald Trump personally holds $421 million in debt and loans that are largely coming due in the next four years, The New York Times reported Sunday after obtaining more than two decades of his long-sought tax returns.The Times report also revealed that the president’s vast business interests created potential and real conflicts of interest for years and are under more financial stress than the self-described billionaire has previously disclosed.Documents obtained by the Times painted a more detailed picture of the president’s personal fortune and his network of 500 business entities, as well as the legal maneuvering he has employed to pay little or no taxes for many years.The Times found that Trump paid just $750 in personal income taxes in 2016 and 2017 and none at all in 10 of the previous 15 years, citing business losses in the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars to decrease his tax burden.

All you need to know Radio showtime Thursday 6pmcst  Tonight's Show Sponsor- American's Best Companies inc President Donald Trump knew the coronavirus more deadly then he told the American people lying to our country over and over on National TV. In doing so he has the blood on his hands of thousands of Americans that have died from Trump not be honest with everyone... It's all on tape and this I believe he should NOT be able to be President again. This proves Trump only cares about himself no-one else.  A new book by legendary journalist Bob Woodward has sent shockwaves across the country -- and the 2020 presidential campaign. Woodward’s reporting includes audio recordings of on-the-record conversations with President Trump in which he admits he intentionally misled Americans about the danger posed by the novel coronavirus. The Washington Post’s Robert Costa joins Judy Woodruff to discuss. Woodward recounts how, based on his reporting, President Trump was told on January 28 of this year by his top national security officials, Robert O'Brien and Matthew Pottinger, that the pandemic, the coronavirus, was the gravest national security threat he has yet seen in his presidency.Pottinger compared it to the 1918 flu pandemic, which killed millions worldwide. And then, just a few days later, the president, who had been continuing to be briefed, he was — he told Woodward that the virus is very deadly. And you saw that in the clip shown by John Yang.