Podcasts about attorney general daniel cameron

Nate Morris grew up in a union household led by his single mom. He tells his life story and why he now considers himself the best candidate to replace Mitch McConnell in the U.S. Senate.We discussed Mr. Morris' relationship with Vice President J D Vance, his allegiance to President Donald Trump, and how the "big, beautiful bill" will impact America.Does he need a Trump endorsement to win? When asked about competition from Rep. Andy Barr and former Attorney General Daniel Cameron, Mr. Morris said "The career politician is now a hunted species."Listen to the full interview. Apologies for a few garbled passages. Technical issue. 

On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head discusses several hot-button issues with former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, who now serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the 1792 Exchange non-profit. Cameron argues that the Democrat Party elites have disregarded the will of the American people, including Joe Biden supporters who voted for him in the 2024 primary elections. Cameron also comments on Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear's potential of serving as Kamala Harris' vice presidential running mate. Furthermore, Cameron discusses companies that prioritize customers over politics. He recently commended both Tractor Supply and John Deere for abandoning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices and returning back to being neutral in their decision making process. General Cameron emphasized the need for more media and corporate representation that serves all customers without political preaching. You can learn more about General Cameron's 1792 Exchange non-profit by simply visiting: www.1792exchange.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1792 Exchange CEO Daniel Cameron says the environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) movement is trying to destroy America's energy independence and bolster our foreign adversaries' resources. Cameron explains how Chinese energy companies that used slave labor received better ESG scores from MSCI than American energy companies because they produced renewable energy. Additional interviews with: Actor and author Kirk Cameron, NetChoice Vice President and General Counsel Carl Szabo, Missouri Gubernatorial candidate Rep. Bill Eigel, Economist Dr. Jason Sorens, and Joeylynn Mesaros. To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern or watch any time at JustTheViews.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It was another busy week for the Biden Administration, as Israel's war against Hamas continues, with Israeli forces pushing deeper into Gaza. FOX News Political Anchor and Washington Correspondent Jared Halpern discusses the Biden Administration's messaging on the war and its efforts to send aid into the Gaza Strip. Jared also touches upon renewed concerns by mayors across the United States about the ongoing crisis at the Southern Border, and the President's trip to Lewiston, Maine to meet with survivors of the recent mass shooting in the state.    Tuesday is Election Day, and the Kentucky gubernatorial race remains close, as incumbent Governor Andy Beshear and Attorney General Daniel Cameron are polling at 47%, according to Emerson College Polling. While the Bluegrass state may decide to keep its Democratic Governor, Virginia Democrats are using Governor Glenn Youngkin's proposed 15-week abortion ban to urge voters to reject GOP votes in the State House and Senate races. The Senate and Governors Editor for the Cook Political Report, Jessica Taylor, explains why Governor Beshear remains popular and why the issue of abortion highlights bigger issues heading into 2024.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was another busy week for the Biden Administration, as Israel's war against Hamas continues, with Israeli forces pushing deeper into Gaza. FOX News Political Anchor and Washington Correspondent Jared Halpern discusses the Biden Administration's messaging on the war and its efforts to send aid into the Gaza Strip. Jared also touches upon renewed concerns by mayors across the United States about the ongoing crisis at the Southern Border, and the President's trip to Lewiston, Maine to meet with survivors of the recent mass shooting in the state.    Tuesday is Election Day, and the Kentucky gubernatorial race remains close, as incumbent Governor Andy Beshear and Attorney General Daniel Cameron are polling at 47%, according to Emerson College Polling. While the Bluegrass state may decide to keep its Democratic Governor, Virginia Democrats are using Governor Glenn Youngkin's proposed 15-week abortion ban to urge voters to reject GOP votes in the State House and Senate races. The Senate and Governors Editor for the Cook Political Report, Jessica Taylor, explains why Governor Beshear remains popular and why the issue of abortion highlights bigger issues heading into 2024.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was another busy week for the Biden Administration, as Israel's war against Hamas continues, with Israeli forces pushing deeper into Gaza. FOX News Political Anchor and Washington Correspondent Jared Halpern discusses the Biden Administration's messaging on the war and its efforts to send aid into the Gaza Strip. Jared also touches upon renewed concerns by mayors across the United States about the ongoing crisis at the Southern Border, and the President's trip to Lewiston, Maine to meet with survivors of the recent mass shooting in the state.    Tuesday is Election Day, and the Kentucky gubernatorial race remains close, as incumbent Governor Andy Beshear and Attorney General Daniel Cameron are polling at 47%, according to Emerson College Polling. While the Bluegrass state may decide to keep its Democratic Governor, Virginia Democrats are using Governor Glenn Youngkin's proposed 15-week abortion ban to urge voters to reject GOP votes in the State House and Senate races. The Senate and Governors Editor for the Cook Political Report, Jessica Taylor, explains why Governor Beshear remains popular and why the issue of abortion highlights bigger issues heading into 2024.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Renee Shaw hosts a conversation with candidates for Governor of Kentucky in the 2023 general election. Guests: Governor Andy Beshear, Democrat incumbent and Attorney General Daniel Cameron, Republican candidate.

We discuss where Gov. Andy Beshear and Attorney General Daniel Cameron stand on education policy, abortion and other issues in the governor's race.

Attorney General Daniel Cameron joins Larry to talk about his campaign for Governor and a class-action suit filed against Senate Bill 150.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and his Republican allies have been working to prevent a government shutdown next weekend, but are facing pushback from members of the Freedom Caucus. The inter-party conflict has created paralysis in the House, and members will have a short window to prevent a shutdown when they return to Capitol Hill Tuesday. Meanwhile, in the Senate, there is controversy over the new relaxed dress code, and senators like Pennsylvania's John Fetterman who are now opting out of their formalwear. FOX News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram has the scoop on shutdowns, spending bills, and sweatpants on the Senate floor.   With only a few months left until the 2023 Kentucky gubernatorial election, Democratic Incumbent Governor Andy Beshear and challenger Attorney General Daniel Cameron are gearing up their campaigns. Voters there will decide whether they want to keep the state blue...or flip it back to their traditional red. Political Science Associate Professor at the University of Kentucky Dr. Stephen Voss shares his insight as to whether he thinks Beshear, although well-liked, can survive in a deeply red state and whether Cameron campaigning on a very strict abortion policy will fly in the bluegrass state. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and his Republican allies have been working to prevent a government shutdown next weekend, but are facing pushback from members of the Freedom Caucus. The inter-party conflict has created paralysis in the House, and members will have a short window to prevent a shutdown when they return to Capitol Hill Tuesday. Meanwhile, in the Senate, there is controversy over the new relaxed dress code, and senators like Pennsylvania's John Fetterman who are now opting out of their formalwear. FOX News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram has the scoop on shutdowns, spending bills, and sweatpants on the Senate floor.   With only a few months left until the 2023 Kentucky gubernatorial election, Democratic Incumbent Governor Andy Beshear and challenger Attorney General Daniel Cameron are gearing up their campaigns. Voters there will decide whether they want to keep the state blue...or flip it back to their traditional red. Political Science Associate Professor at the University of Kentucky Dr. Stephen Voss shares his insight as to whether he thinks Beshear, although well-liked, can survive in a deeply red state and whether Cameron campaigning on a very strict abortion policy will fly in the bluegrass state. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and his Republican allies have been working to prevent a government shutdown next weekend, but are facing pushback from members of the Freedom Caucus. The inter-party conflict has created paralysis in the House, and members will have a short window to prevent a shutdown when they return to Capitol Hill Tuesday. Meanwhile, in the Senate, there is controversy over the new relaxed dress code, and senators like Pennsylvania's John Fetterman who are now opting out of their formalwear. FOX News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram has the scoop on shutdowns, spending bills, and sweatpants on the Senate floor.   With only a few months left until the 2023 Kentucky gubernatorial election, Democratic Incumbent Governor Andy Beshear and challenger Attorney General Daniel Cameron are gearing up their campaigns. Voters there will decide whether they want to keep the state blue...or flip it back to their traditional red. Political Science Associate Professor at the University of Kentucky Dr. Stephen Voss shares his insight as to whether he thinks Beshear, although well-liked, can survive in a deeply red state and whether Cameron campaigning on a very strict abortion policy will fly in the bluegrass state. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With less than 50 days until election day, Attorney General Daniel Cameron and Governor Andy Beshear faced off in the same venue for the first time since Fancy Farm as they both took part in the state chamber's forum on Wednesday night. With a focus on economic development, Cameron and Beshear offered two differing paths forward for Kentucky, talking jobs, taxes, crime and much more. Over the next month and a half the two will face off a few more times ahead of election day. Outside of Kentucky, Congress is still a mess, Trump's abortion answer is a mess and VP Harris is still saying crazy things while a local reporter in South Carolina grabs the sound bite of the year! All that and more on Flyover Country! 

Special guest host Sen. Damon Thayer fills in for Kruser (as he fills in for Jack) and he's got Attorney General Daniel Cameron in hour 1.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry talks to Tres Watson from Kentucky Politics Weekly and Attorney General Daniel Cameron in hour 2.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Riley Gaines is in Louisville for a speaking engagement with Senator Rand Paul and Attorney General Daniel Cameron. She discusses for advocation for female athletes across the country, Dylan Mulvaney making a "mockery" of women, Bud Light, the NCAA standing behind "evolving science," and why other athletes won't publicly support her cause...

Demetra Kaye reports on Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron getting booed while giving campaign speech to become next governor. Connect with Demetra:  @demetrakaye ​ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/support

Welcome to another episode of Socially Solo, our daily podcast. Our Host David grabs the mic solo and gives you his rundown of a couple of trending topics for the day. Today's Topics: Kentucky Governor Race Jake Paul / Nate Diaz Fight Wendy's Frosty Cream Cold Brew Young Males aren't working full-time jobs Fancy Farm Political Picnic Clip: Support Blind Primate for Original Art and Fashion Blind Primate Let's talk about our video production software. We use Ecamm Live, The leading live streaming and video production studio built for Mac. AFFILIATE LINK: http://bit.ly/ecammsensitive Check us out at sociallysensitive.com Follow us on: YouTube - @sociallysensitive Twitter - @sociallysens Instagram - @sociallysensitive Facebook Group - SociallySensitive $upport our $how? https://anchor.fm/sociallysensitive/support Leave us a message: https://anchor.fm/sociallysensitive/message --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sociallysensitive/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sociallysensitive/support

Attorney General Daniel Cameron joins Larry in studio to talk about his campaign for Governor and his most recent announcement on public safety.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry talks to Attorney General Daniel Cameron about his campaign for Governor in hour 1. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Attorney General Daniel Cameron discussed his successes in the AG's office and how they transfer to the office of Governor, why he is running for Gov, the focus of education in the Commonwealth, improving mental healthcare, getting more people to become police officers, and Andy Beshear "being born on third and thinking he hit a triple"...

While the 149th running of the Kentucky Derby already passed, there's an upcoming showdown in Kentucky politics and Hotline Editor Kirk A. Bado brings on gubernatorial races reporter Mary Frances McGowan to talk the horse race in the Republican primary for the Kentucky gubernatorial race. With a week way from the primary, they discuss the campaigns of former U.N. Ambassador Kelly Craft and state Attorney General Daniel Cameron and whether they could pose as formidable opponents to Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear.

Republican candidates for Kentucky governor discuss why they should earn the nomination to challenge incumbent Democratic Governor Andy Beshear in November. Renee Shaw moderates the conversation on this extended episode of KET's Kentucky Tonight with special guests Attorney General Daniel Cameron, former U.N. Ambassador Kelly Craft, former attorney Eric Deters, Somerset Mayor Alan Keck and Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron joins us in this episode along with Pregnancy Help News Managing Editor Lisa Bourne, as we delve into what he and his team have been working on in support of pregnancy centers to defend them from misrepresentation, and to provide more opportunities for service. Stay tuned for more content from … Continue reading Championing Pregnancy Help – KY Attorney General Daniel Cameron →

Larry talks the Attorney General Daniel Cameron about his campaign for Governor and the upcoming primary in hour 3.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry talks to Attorney General Daniel Cameron about his campaign for Governor and his opinions on his competitors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How the housing crisis in Eastern Kentucky was made worse by historic flooding; a new poll shows Attorney General Daniel Cameron leading the Republican field for governor; Sen. McConnell discusses the decision to send tanks to Ukraine; Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg wants the city to spend more than $30 million to fight homelessness; reporter Sarah Ladd discusses a new federal policy that could help veterans get mental healthcare; and meet Ethan Almighty.

Governor Andy Beshear announced more pay and more defensive equipment for workers in juvenile justice centers; more fallout from a Republican Party event in Bowling Green featuring former Louisville police sergeant Johnathon Mattingly; Attorney General Daniel Cameron says his office is cracking down on human trafficking at illicit massage businesses; and Kentucky's connection to popcorn.

Larry talks to Attorney General Daniel Cameron in hour 2.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tornadoes lead to damage in several Kentucky communities; leaders from Fayette County Public Schools met with local advocates to announce a new push to improve early childhood education; Renee Shaw talks with Attorney General Daniel Cameron about his relationship with former President Donald Trump and his handling of the Breonna Taylor case; Kelsey Starks sits down with the new interim police chief for LMPD after a violent start to the new year; and how researchers at the University of Kentucky are working with injured firefighters.

A look at why recruitment and retention is a challenge for police departments around Kentucky; part two of our conversation with Attorney General Daniel Cameron; Louisville's new mayor and interim police chief discuss steps to curb gun violence after ten homicides in ten days; doctors discuss a new COVID-19 variant that's spreading across the country; and how a Kentucky artist is collaborating with Dolly Parton.

State lawmakers discuss whether to give state employees another pay raise; Renee Shaw talks with Attorney General Daniel Cameron about his gubernatorial bid; a prosecutor facing impeachment resigns; the Kentucky Department of Education is sued over charter schools; a students at a Kentucky high school are honored by Congress for developing a new app.

In this week's edition of The Commonwealth Matters we are joined by KY Attorney General Daniel Cameron to review the accomplishments of his office in 2022. Richard Nelson also discusses the work of CPC this year. If you would like to interview Richard Nelson, Executive Director of the Commonwealth Policy Center, please email richard@commonwealthpolicy.org. The Commonwealth Matters has moved to our new website at www.commonwealthpolicycenter.org . Please visit the new site to access the program. Like and Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/commonwealthpolicy Follow us on Twitter: @CPC4Kentucky LinkedIn: Commonwealth Policy Center E-Newsletter: https://www.commonwealthpolicycenter.org/mailing-list/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/commonwealth-matters/support

The Louisville NAACP calls for Attorney General Daniel Cameron to resign; State Sen. C.B. Embry loses his battle with cancer; Hurricane Ian makes landfall again; and how park rangers are trying to protect an endangered bat species in Kentucky.

Kentucky and Ohio request money to overhaul the Brent Spence Bridge, the Justice Department is investigating Kentucky's treatment of mentally ill adults and Attorney General Daniel Cameron announces primary election audits.

On the latest episode of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT's Bill Bryant talks with Congressman Hal Rogers and Attorney General Daniel Cameron.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says Kentuckians are eligible for disaster unemployment benefits after the recent tornadoes, Attorney General Daniel Cameron's search warrant task force releases their recommendations and Louisville has its first case of the Omicron variant.

This week in Kentucky politics…Gov. Andy Beshear gave raises to social workers after they sounded the alarm on low pay and high caseloads. Attorney General Daniel Cameron's search warrant task force wrapped up, recommending a training video for police officers. And Congressman Thomas Massie posted a gun-filled Christmas photo days after the fatal school shooting in Michigan. WFPL's Clare Roth joined Capitol reporter Ryland Barton for this week's edition of Kentucky Politics Distilled.

This week in Kentucky politics, an anti-abortion legislator is running for the state Supreme Court as Roe v. Wade hangs in the balance of the U.S. Supreme Court. Attorney General Daniel Cameron notched two legal victories as federal vaccine mandates were struck down in the courts. And a Democratic legislator has filed a bill to decriminalize cannabis possession. WFPL's Jonese Franklin joins Capitol reporter Ryland Barton for this week's edition of Kentucky Politics Distilled.

Gov. Andy Beshear receives a booster shot for COVID-19, Attorney General Daniel Cameron is joining Ohio and Tennessee's lawsuit fighting vaccine mandates and Nicholas County gets some help for recent flooding.

A report shows Kentucky State University needs financial help from the state and Attorney General Daniel Cameron joins a lawsuit against federal vaccine mandates.

Abortion, guns, and religious liberty. Few issues are more hot button than these. And in its current term, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear cases involving all three. Because the topics are complicated but important, on this week's show two law professors helped us sort through them: Sam Marcosson, Professor at the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, and Melissa Murray, Professor of Law at NYU School of Law and co-host of the podcast Strict Scrutiny. The cases before the Supreme Court have implications for every state and community in America, and Kentucky sits right in the epicenter of national attention as Attorney General Daniel Cameron asks the Supreme Court to allow him to defend a Kentucky abortion law that was struck down by a federal court. We get an update about a topic truly closer to home - the Sherman Minton Bridge project. We discussed the changes that will extend the life of the bridge for another 30 years, and make it safer and more convenient for the 70,000 or so cars a day that travel between Kentucky and Indiana.

This week in Kentucky politics, Congressman John Yarmuth announced he won't run for reelection. Legislators still haven't weighed in on how they'll draw new political maps during the upcoming redistricting process. And the U.S. Supreme Court heard Attorney General Daniel Cameron's request to defend a defunct abortion law.

Attorney General Daniel Cameron says he has reached an agreement with companies that helped caused widespread opioid addiction.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron and Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford join NAAG to discuss bipartisan collaboration among attorneys general to address illegal robocalls, protecting consumers from COVID-19 related scams and fraud, and a multistate lawsuit against Facebook. 

Larry talks to Attorney General Daniel Cameron on Tuesday's show.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry talks to Attorney General Daniel Cameron on Tuesday's show.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's edition of The Commonwealth Matters we are joined by Attorney General Daniel Cameron. The discussion centers around the recent pro-life measures his office has supported. The episode is introduced with Richard Nelson discussing our upcoming Christianity & Culture conferences. If you would like to interview Richard Nelson, Executive Director of the Commonwealth Policy Center, please email richard@commonwealthpolicy.org. E-Newsletter: https://www.commonwealthpolicycenter.org/mailing-list/ Like and Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/commonwealthpolicy Follow us on Twitter: @CPC4Kentucky LinkedIn: Commonwealth Policy Center --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/commonwealth-matters/support

Today's Kentucky Headlines include a ruling on Governor Andy Beshear's emergency powers to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, Attorney General Daniel Cameron joins a Tennessee case on abortion and an update on Kentucky's COVID-19 numbers.

Today's Kentucky Headlines include the lowest COVID-19 positivity rate since December, COVID-19 vaccinations in Kentucky nursing homes and impeachment petitions against Attorney General Daniel Cameron and State Rep. Robert Goforth.

Today's Kentucky Headlines include an impeachment petition against Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron and bill vetoes by Governor Andy Beshear.

January 21, 2021 is the deadliest day ever for COVID-19 deaths in Kentucky. Governor Andy Beshear vetoed a bill passed by the Kentucky General Assembly and Attorney General Daniel Cameron has created a Search Warrant Task Force.

Hailing from New Orleans via Louisville, Kentucky Rosie Washington shares her elegance, royal thinking, and quality of life tips for young people vibing to live strong and live free. Tune in to hear her thoughts on Breonna Taylor case, Attorney General Daniel Cameron and being strong in the midst of white supremacy. 

Kentucky's COVID-19 cases hit it's highest weekly total and Attorney General Daniel Cameron joined a lawsuit against Governor Andy Beshear.

Today's headlines include a record number of deaths from COVID-19, Governor Andy Beshear teases new coronavirus-related restrictions and Attorney General Daniel Cameron joins a court case on abortion laws.

In this edition of #RickPartysNotebook Two jurors appeared on 'Today' with Gayle King, and one said that he knew absolutely nothing about the 6 possible murders. This is in response to attorney general Daniel Cameron's claim that the jury agreed that the officers had the right to return deadly fire which ultimately killed Breonna Taylor. #news #politics #jounalism #kentucky #danielcameron #trump #breonnataylor #gayleking #kennethwalker #liar #vote #election #jury #juror --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rickpartysnotebook/message

We decided to release some really critical bonus episodes on a hot button issue today which is the Breonna Taylor case. It is still within our series on Race and Western Christianity, but since it wasn't in chronological order, we are releasing 3 episodes on the case as a bonus episode. We did this because we were sick and tired of alternative facts on both the liberal and the conservative side. Therefore we decided to break everything down from start-to-finish, looking at all the evidence. In the end, we determine who's guilty, who should be held accountable, and why! And trust us it doesn't end like how you think it will. We put a great deal of effort into gathering this information for you, so we really hope you enjoy it and if you find it worthy, we ask that you share it and help spread the truth. Let's kill the false narratives that are currently swarming us and set a new standard for the information we receive. Stay tuned.Sources Used:Link 1Link 2Link 3Link 4Link 5Link 6Link 7Link 8Link 9Link 10Link 11Link 12Link 13Link 14Follow Us:Our WebsiteInstagramFacebook

Guy Benson Show - 10-9-2020 [00:00:00] 3:06 pm - Guy's Opening Monologue [00:15:25] 3:26 pm - Guy's Opening Monologue Continued [00:18:16] 3:35 pm - Senator Cory Gardner (R-CO) [00:35:06] 3:56 pm - RIP Whitey Ford [00:36:21] 4:06 pm - Guy Benson Show. [00:36:34] 4:06 pm - Attorney General Daniel Cameron, the 51st Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Kentucky [00:52:54] 4:28 pm - Guy Benson Show. [00:54:21] 4:35 pm - Karl Rove Former Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor to President George W. Bush, Fox News Contributor [01:05:34] 4:50 pm - Nancy Pelosi's 25th Amendment [01:12:21] 5:06 pm - Secretary of State Mike Pompeo [01:25:22] 5:24 pm -SC Senate Race [01:30:36] 5:35 pm - Replay: Senator Cory Gardner [01:38:25] 5:47 pm - Homestretch: Wear Your Mask....In Between Bites?

We took a month off. But we're back just in time to prepare ya'll for the election. Trump has COVID because SCIENCE, and it's slowly spreading in the White House (by slowly we mean quickly, because PANDEMIC). Senate confirmation hearings for Amy Coney Barrett are still scheduled to proceed despite Mike Lee and Thom Tillis testing positive for the VID, but voting may not be able to take place if they don't recover and/or if more senators catch what's going around. Who will win COVID Bingo? Stay tuned to find out! Grand Jury testimony from the Breonna Taylor case was released on Friday after a juror challenged Attorney General Daniel Cameron of misrepresenting the proceedings to the public. It's clear that Cameron presented a case to defend the police instead of fulfilling the role of the “people's lawyer” and demanding justice for Breonna. RIP Thomas Jefferson Byrd. This and more right here! And, we're back daily and still encouraging conversation as a means for change. If you feel inclined to donate, it's always appreciated: linktr.ee/thejoshuasilverstein . Podcast available there too! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/silversteinsshow/support

On Episode 34 of the Better Is Possible Podcast the guys discuss Loose's Birthday plans, taking time to reflect on the past year and growth. Flint explains his argument with Trump supporter. Attorney General Daniel Cameron controversy dealing with Breonna Taylor's case. Melania Trump's Secretly recorded tapes being exposed. And Trump catches covid, oddly after presidential debate. Better is Possible Podcast w/ Loose and Flint Tune in every Monday at 10PM for live discussion on IG Live. Full episode on YouTube Now! Be sure to #Like #Comment #Subscribe & #Share @BetterispossiblePodcast @loosevoltage & @flint.hatchett @TheBetterBrand . . #BetterispossiblePodcast #betterispossible #LooseandFlint #loosevoltage #flinthatchett #Podcast #Instagram #Instagramlive #Instalive #IG #Youtube #1hourPod #Blackpodcasts #Blackgirlmagic #blackboyjoy

Byrd and Blythe discuss the grand jury's failure to bring criminal charges against the police officers that murdered Breonna Taylor and discuss how they are looking forward to the Attorney General Daniel Cameron's release the recording and transcripts of the proceedings. The girls touch on how the effects of racism manifest as stress in the body of African Americans. Before laying into Trump's non tax paying ass. Blythe and Byrd are curious to know where the tax shelters for the low to middle class American citizens and wonder what ever happened to the cocaine on that JP Morgan ship? 2020 continues to p-pop on a headstand with the roll out of dinosaurs and brain eating microbes. Lastly they explore Monica's devotion to C murder, Nene fussing yet again, Lisa Rae beefing with the Da Brat, Jordyn v Kardashians, and lastly and most unfortunately Tory Lanez....hate to see it. Byrds Pick: Need It x Migos ft NBA Youngboy Blythes Jam: Real Affair x Tiana Major9

Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old unarmed woman, was fatally shot in her Louisville, Kentucky apartment on March 13, 2020, when a search warrant was executed by Louisville Metro Police Department officers Jonathan Mattingly, Brett Hankison, and Myles Cosgrove. In most recent news, Attorney General (Daniel Cameron), gave a statement, after months of investigating the Breonna Taylor case, about the grand jury's decision to charge only one of the Louisville officers involved in the Breonna Taylor's death. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has refused to release grand jury transcripts related to the Breonna Taylor case despite growing public calls to do so by the Louisville mayor, the Kentucky governor, and Taylor's family's attorneys. But that all changed late Monday (September 28th) evening when Cameron announced he would comply with a judge's ruling ordering a recording of the grand jury presentation be added to the court's case file. What are your thoughts? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 133: TAMIKA MALLORY – THE GOLDEN CHILD™ Tap The Crow To Hear The Show™ Your host Torch the Poet™ respectfully expresses his thoughts about Tamika Mallory and her inflammatory rhetoric and derogatory name calling of Attorney General Daniel Cameron. Listen To This Episode ASAP

Hey you guys...Happy Sunday! Today's segment touches briefly on Rubi Rose best friend and Lil Tjay apparently getting real chummy in a photo. Criticism about Tory Lanez latest album released Friday September 25th, 2020.. in which, one song specifically he address indirectly what occurred the night Megan the Stallon got shot. Also It appears like lately celebrities are doing the utmost for relevance, clout, attention and a media buzz. What won't they do? Update on Breonna Taylor's investigation and how the ballistic report from KSP does not confirm, validate nor invalidate everything stated by Attorney General Daniel Cameron. Many unanswered questions and misleading information starting to surface as this case continues to develop. Happy 38th Birthday Lil Wayne who is an iconic pioneer in this rap game...."#IFITWASNTFORWAYNEITWOULDNTBE....https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/lil-tjay-gets-bood-up-with-rubi-roses-bestie-after-hook-up-drama-news.118582.htmlhttps://www.xxlmag.com/tory-lanez-daystar-album-lowest-first-week-sales/https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/09/27/ballistics-report-breonna-taylor-boyfriend-kenneth-walker-shot-louisville-cop/3554995001/ also.. #IDONOTOWNRIGHTSTOSONGS --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/xenia-lee/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/xenia-lee/support

Christopher 2X talks about the meeting between Tamika Palmer, the mother of Breonna Taylor, and Attorney General Daniel Cameron and where she goes from here. He also touched on how he feels as a black man about this case and why video would've been so helpful in this case and cases like it in the future...

Will Breonna Taylor's killers ever be brought to justice? Are all of the protests and uprisings making an impact in Louisville? Will the rampant voter suppression be addressed in time for the November 3rd election? When is the next election for a new Kentucky AG? Should collegiate athletes be paid, especially if they're forced to play during these Covid times? How can working parents get help as virtual school is back in session? All is discussed! It's not everyday you can reunite with college classmates and friends whom you started your career journey with.  Natasha chops it up with her fellow Texas A&M University alum Lyndon Pryor, Chief Engagement Officer of the Louisville Urban League, about EVERYTHING and anything happening in the social justice space right now.  The Urban League is on the forefront of making change, so we want to know exactly what they're doing and how we can all get involved. After both made it through the tough conservative landscape of TAMU as two of the VERY FEW tough and non-conservative folks in their political science classes, it's the perfect time to bring their expertise full circle and talk about all the things.  Lyndon holds a Masters Degree in Higher Education Administration and has joined the Louisville Urban League as their Chief Engagement Officer after several years of experience in University student affairs and student development.  He manages the Youth Development and Education Department and the Health Education and Policy Department, in addition to all League communications. So, he has the perfect insight and expertise to speak on what's happening on the ground in Kentucky. Natasha and Lyndon discuss the Breonna Taylor case, the next steps we should expect (or not expect) from Attorney General Daniel Cameron, and universities in Kentucky (and beyond) and their handling of the Covid crisis when it comes to black student athletes.  It's all a doozy, and there's much to discuss. We love first hand info from those dealing DIRECTLY with hot button social issues every day, and that's what we're getting.  How do we REALLY get social justice in every aspect that matters?  Let's talk about all that ish!   Natasha's IG correction: @natasharenee FOLLOW LYNDON: Twitter: @sonofEarl33 Instagram: @sonofEarl33 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lyndon.pryor FOLLOW THE LOUISVILLE URBAN LEAGUE: Twitter: @LouisvilleUL Instagram: @Louisville_UL Facebook: Louisville Urban League 

NOTE: This episode may include content that some people will find triggering. Mack starts off the show with a surprising announcement that has been a long-time coming. The show continues with the weekly Check-In.   “This Old Ghetto House” is still going strong and L.O. shares the latest episode in which we find out what happens when uneven walls go up and two competent Jamaican carpenters come to the rescue. Vin rants about the ongoing homeless problem in the city that seems to get worse with each passing day. In lighter news, Rick's back to work and he's ready to go.  Anxious like a kid before the first day of school but first he has to complete his son's new bedroom. Lastly, Mack shares an experience about his visit to the chiropractor.  At first, he was a non-believer, but after a few physical adjustments and a certain pillow, could he be sold on the science? We also discuss Nas' latest album King's Disease, the Democratic National Convention, police brutality and HBO's powerful and must-see documentary “Storm over Brooklyn”  that retells the story of the 1989 murder of Yusef Hawkins. You'll hear all of this and more on this episode of Decoding 40. Let's all continue to put pressure on the following people and offices to see that justice is delivered for Breonna and her family. Governor Andy Beshear's Office: (502) 564 2611 District Attorney Tom Wine: (502) 595 2300 Attorney General Daniel Cameron: (502) 696-5300 Senator Rand Paul: (202) 224-4343 / (270) 782-8303 Representative John Yarmuth: (202) 225-5401 Mayor Greg Fisher of Louisville: (502) 574-2003 Kentucky Senators General Hotline: (800) 372-7181 You can also support the campaign to fight for Breonna by signing the petition on the Fight for Breonna website. If you haven't already registered to vote please do so by visiting www.vote.org. Don't let all those who dedicated their entire life to fighting for these rights die in vain.  Want to be our Whiskey Warrior of the Week? Or, do you have an event or product that you would like us to attend, sample and promote? Then, please send us an email to Decoding40@gmail.com to start the discussion.

Have you ever been hangry? We start the Check-In with L.O. retelling his latest experience with Grubhub/Seamless who clearly has him confused with someone who goes for the okie doke by offering him 50% off for food that was never delivered. Rick talks his standoff with a litterbug neighbor who thought it was ok to dump trash in front of his house.  Vin rants about the homeless problem in the subway system and the feckless mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio. Mack wraps up the segment with his talks of COVID-19 fears in his neighborhood and how no one is taking the mandated health precautions seriously in the Bronx. In the next segment, we discuss our personal wellness plans and how we are maintaining our physical and mental health throughout the pandemic. We all know that it's time to push away from the comfort foods and start eating better and exercising. It's also important to seek a mental health profession to keep us grounded and discuss how this affects our minds.  Lastly, we discuss the Breonna Taylor case and it's connection to a gentrification program named the Vision Russell plan. The relationship between the Mayor's office, the city planning and police department are raising some serious questions of impropriety that may be having a direct impact on the delayed justice so many seek for Breonna.  Let's all continue to put pressure on the following people and offices to see that justice is delivered for Breonna and her family. Governor Andy Beshear's Office: (502) 564 2611 District Attorney Tom Wine: (502) 595 2300 Attorney General Daniel Cameron: (502) 696-5300 Senator Rand Paul: (202) 224-4343 / (270) 782-8303 Representative John Yarmuth: (202) 225-5401 Mayor Greg Fisher of Louisville: (502) 574-2003 Kentucky Senators General Hotline: (800) 372-7181 You can also support the campaign to fight for Breonna by signing the petition on the Fight for Breonna website.

In her Locked On WBB debut, Erica L. Ayala breaks down the player-led #SayHerName justice campaign. In the opening segment listen to Layshia Clarendon (New York Liberty) and Breanna Stewart's (Seattle Storm) speech ahead of the 26 second moment of recognition for Breonna Taylor.In the second segment, you'll hear from players like Sue Bird, Jewell Loyd, and Allie Quigley about what the commitment to #SayHerName means to them. Erica also asks the QUESTION OF THE EPISODE:Was Bill Laimbeer's game day look all fun & games, or a distraction from #SayHerNAme/#BlackLivesMatter?In the final segment, Erica discusses a special call WNBA players had with the NBAPA and former First Lady Michelle Obama. For anyone wanting to contact Attorney General Daniel Cameron, there is more information here.Resources mentioned on the show: Opening Video tweet Layshia & Stewie's speech Layshia on Michelle Obama The Nation article Britini's blog Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! HelixRIGHT NOW Helix is offering up to 200 dollars off ALL mattress orders and two free pillows. Get up to 200 dollars off at Helixsleep.com/lockedonnba TheragunTry Theragun RISK-FREE for THIRTY-DAYS. Go to Theragun.com/LOCKEDON right now and get your Gen 4 Theragun TODAY. MyBookieJoin today and MyBookie will match your deposit 100%, plus they'll toss you a Free $10 MLBFuture wager. All you gotta do is enter promo code LOCKEDONNBA when signing up.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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