Podcasts about Covington Catholic High School

Todd McMurtry was a lawyer, but he had never practiced defamation law before legacy media outlets demonized 16-year-old Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann for the crime of "smirking" while wearing a Make America Great Again hat. Now, McMurtry has published a book about defamation law—a book he recommends as a kind of "car insurance" for cancel culture. "I think that you should treat it like buying car insurance," McMurtry tells "The Daily Signal Podcast" of his new book, "Dismissed: How Media Agendas and Judicial Bias Conspire to Undermine Justice." He warns that most Americans with a traditional values approach to life should expect to face attempts to "cancel" them. He notes that smear campaigns happen to "everybody," from high school students to college athletes to professionals to housewives. "I've dealt with dozens and dozens of these people, and it happens all the time." McMurtry warns that Christians and others who support traditional values face an increasingly hostile culture, from the LGBTQ movement to the movement for "diversity, equity, and inclusion" or DEI. Enjoy the show!

Todd McMurtry was a lawyer, but he had never practiced defamation law before legacy media outlets demonized 16-year-old Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann for the crime of “smirking” while wearing a Make America Great Again hat. Now, McMurtry has published a book about defamation law—a book he recommends as a kind of “car […]

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Nicholas Sandmann reaches settlement with NBC in Covington Catholic High School controversy Artificial intelligence to predict a stroke two years in advance Patrick offers advice on how do you help someone moving into the twilight years of their life Ann – It’s a Wonderful Life is a great lesson for the unborn Barbara – Where […]

Good Saturday morning! Kyle Wyatt talks about a variety of topics, including: The NFL has moved three games due to COVID-19 issues this weekend. Many of the players who tested positive for COVID-19 are fully vaccinated. The U.S. Appeals Court for the Sixth Circuit ruled Friday that President Biden's administration can resume enforcing a vaccine mandate on companies with 100 or more employees. The Springfield flag debate. Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann announced Friday that he settled a $275 million defamation lawsuit against NBC. Kyle reads an article from Paul Harvey, 1965: “If I Were the Devil”

Good Saturday morning! Kyle Wyatt talks about a variety of topics, including: The NFL has moved three games due to COVID-19 issues this weekend. Many of the players who tested positive for COVID-19 are fully vaccinated. The U.S. Appeals Court for the Sixth Circuit ruled Friday that President Biden's administration can resume enforcing a vaccine mandate on companies with 100 or more employees. The Springfield flag debate. Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann announced Friday that he settled a $275 million defamation lawsuit against NBC. Kyle reads an article from Paul Harvey, 1965: “If I Were the Devil”

Leftists used their favorite tactics for silencing those who won't kowtow to their perverse, deceitful, and destructive sexuality ideology. When conservatives warned that allowing males in female private spaces puts girls and women at risk, leftists called them ugly names and mocked them. And now it's been revealed that on May 28, 2021, a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by a skirt-wearing boy who was allowed to use girls' restrooms at Stone Bridge High School in Loudon County, Virginia. The administration then transferred the boy to another district school where he sexually assaulted another girl. He has now been charged with “two counts of forcible sodomy, one count of anal sodomy, and one count of forcible fellatio.” The first victim's father, Scott Smith, attended his first school board meeting ever on June 22, 2021, just 3.5 weeks after his daughter's sexual assault. Many community members attended the meeting to discuss the board's proposed policy of sexually integrating the private spaces of minor students and of compelling teachers to lie by using incorrect pronouns when referring to cross-sex impersonators. A woman who through her rainbow t-shirt identified herself as an “LGBTQ+” activist, quarreled with Smith including telling him she did not believe his daughter was raped by a skirt-wearing boy in the girls' restroom. The police-intervened and Smith—like the Covington Catholic High School boys—was turned into a national villain by leftist activists who identify as “journalists” and no longer have the patience or integrity to investigate stories before mischaracterizing people. I wonder how leftist fathers would react if their 15-year-old daughters had been sodomized in a girls' bathroom at their “safe” schools and then had an activist tell them she doesn't believe it happened. Read more...

Ian talks with filmmaker Jonathan Schroder about his new documentary, The Boys in Red Hats!On January 18, 2019, a group of Covington Catholic High School students made headlines when their field trip to Washington, DC's Lincoln Memorial turned into a national scandal. Native American activist Nathan Phillips approached 16-year-old Nick Sandmann while beating a drum. Sandmann's reaction became known as "the smirk heard 'round the world" and ignited a controversy centered on race, privilege, and the notorious "Make America Great Again" hats worn by Sandmann and many of his classmates.Filmmaker and Covington Catholic alum Jonathan Schroder talks with Ian about a film he'd never intended to make. What began as a defense of his alma mater quickly became a politically muddy exploration of arguments from both sides of the spectrum. From making the leap to feature filmmaking; to making tough choices in the edit; and the challenges of bursting ideological bubbles, the guys dig deep into one of the year's most insightful and provocative films!The Boys in Red Hats opens Friday, July 16th, in select theatres and On Demand.Show Links:Watch The Boys in Red Hats trailer: https://youtu.be/p1wgGy9paTUBeginning Friday, you can catch the film in select theatres and On Demand, including via Music Box Direct.Subscribe to, like, and comment on the Kicking the Seat YouTube channel!

Jason Wilson’s life might best be paralleled with the Disney movie Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride. A military brat, his father took tours of duty that took the family from Ohio to the East Coast, the Gulf shores of Texas, Cincinnati and two stints in Alaska. Professionally, he began his career in Architecture and "felt the call" to go into Construction. In 2009, he founded Marathon Construction Consultants, initially operating as a general contractor and finally morphing into offering Owner’s Representative services to numerous national and international clients primarily in the aviation industry. Outside of work, Jason lives in Fort Thomas, Kentucky with Sarah, his wife of 21 years, and their 3 children, Katie, Jack and Nick. From early childhood, sports have been an integral and formative part of his life. He has coached track at Covington Catholic High School, select baseball for the Cincinnati Titans and is currently in his 7th season as a head coach for the Kentucky Warriors AAU basketball program. He has run 14 marathons - 15 if you count the one he ran on his 31st birthday on his father’s cattle ranch in Montana. He is an avid college basketball fan and lives and dies with the Cincinnati Bearcats. jwilson@marathoncc.com

Ohio has enacted a new law requiring the tissue from all medical abortions to be buried or cremated in a “dignified” and “humane” fashion. This is the latest in a wave of abortion punishment provisions (A.P.P.’s) making it into the law books in the USA. We’re not down with A.P.P. We’re not down with it at all. Sources: https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/532259-ohio-governor-signs-bill-requiring-women-to-choose-burial-or-cremation https://radio.wosu.org/post/2019-ohio-passed-its-most-restrictive-abortion-law-modern-history https://www.google.com/amp/s/fortune.com/2019/05/31/states-that-passed-heartbeat-bill/amp/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.clermontsun.com/2019/08/14/uecker-resigns-from-state-senate-to-go-to-work-for-odot/amp Fetus burial statute: https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/legislation-summary?id=GA133-SB-27 https://search-prod.lis.state.oh.us/solarapi/v1/general_assembly_133/bills/sb27/EN/05?format=pdf Here are some places you can send your support if you stand for the protection of women’s health and bodily autonomy: NARAL: www.prochoiceamerica.org Planned Parenthood: www.plannedparenthood.org ACLU: www.aclu.org Also, you can run for office, and there are sites that can help you get started even if you don’t know a thing about how to do it! National Democratic training committee: https://traindemocrats.org She Should Run: https://www.sheshouldrun.org They just so happened to talk about this on the latest episode of Thank God I’m Atheist: https://www.spreaker.com/user/tgiatheist/tgia-474 Lombardo video: https://youtu.be/B-msjutwzPg Kathy Griffin is fighting a lawsuit brought by the obnoxious smirking kid from Covington Catholic High School, who says Griffin tried to dox him on twitter: https://www.courthousenews.com/high-schoolers-accuse-comedian-kathy-griffin-of-harassment/ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/kathy-griffin-beats-lawsuit-attempted-doxing-teenagers-1289717 ******* www.habeashumor.com Habeas Humor logo by Annie Moor Learn about becoming a Habeas Humor patron at www.patreon.com/habehumor Make a one-time contribution to Habeas Humor at paypal.me/habehumor Check out our Sub Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/habhumor/ Subscribe to Habeas Humor on iTunes: https://itun.es/us/sms5hb.c Subscribe on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/habeas-humor Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ix4wxwinddfzxkzhlmgxajgkuie Email the show: HabeHumor@gmail.com Twitter: @habeashumor Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/habeashumor/ Please note that this podcast is for entertainment only and does not constitute legal advice or form an attorney-client relationship. All Rights Reserved

My guest on this episode of Nobody’s Safe w/Brady Laber is Rich Hoyt, a college basketball analyst for both Xavier University and Northern Kentucky University women’s teams and a freshman basketball coach at Covington Catholic High School. Rich grew up in Indianapolis and attended Cardinal Ritter High School. Like most Indiana natives he grew up a huge basketball fan and followed the Indiana Hoosiers led by the legendary Bobby Knight. Rich also followed the Butler Bulldogs and attended many games at the historic Hinkle Fieldhouse. This brings up a discussion about some of the great basketball venues in the state of Indiana that include Hinkle, IU’s Assembly Hall, Newcastle High School and Ben Davis High School. When Rich was a young lad he was a ballboy at the Midwestern City Conference Tournament (precursor to the Horizon League) played at Market Square Arena in Indianapolis. Rich later found a photo of himself in the background as Xavier University great Byron Larkin is hitting the shot that made him the Musketeer’s all-time leading scorer. Rich graduated from Indiana University and actually took a class that was taught by Coach Knight. Rich talks about how much fun that class was and how much he learned from “The General.” He moves on to Xavier University starting as a marketing intern and than later took a graduate assistant position. He makes some great contacts while working for the basketball program including but not exclusive to David West, Romain Soto and Alan Majors. While at Xavier, Rich becomes a coach and begins working on the girls basketball team at Roger Bacon High School. He eventually moves to the boys team at Roger Bacon working under the head coach Bill Brewer and later Brian Neal. Rich becomes the head coach of his own program when he takes over at Summit Country Day. The Silver Knights win the district title for the first time in over 20 years and he earns Coach of the Year honors. He steps down as the head coach at Summit for family reasons but still needs a basketball fix so he turns to broadcasting. He helps lead a student broadcast production for Summit games as they win a state championship in 2012 led by his successor Michael Bradley. Rich continued his broadcasting career as he catches on over at Xavier to team up with Mike Schmaltz as the broadcast team for the women’s basketball program. In 2017, Rich adds the Northern Kentucky University women’s basketball team to his broadcast schedule. He and his partner Matt Sexton were on the call as the Norse accomplish its first 20-win season as a Division-I program in 2020. Rich officially got back into high school coaching after a 10-year hiatus when he was hired as the freshman basketball coach at Covington Catholic High School. He also brings up that his wife, the former Kim Powers, who is a Northern Kentucky athletics legend. The Dixie Heights High School graduate went on to become a six-time All-American as a diver at Stanford University. You can also follow Rich on Twitter @CoachHoyt (https://twitter.com/CoachHoyt) You can follow Brady Laber on Twitter @BradyLaber1 (https://twitter.com/BradyLaber1) please use the hashtag #NobodysSafe Check out the Nobody’s Safe website at nobodysssafe.fireside.fm (https://nobodysssafe.fireside.fm) For more information on Stove Leg Media go the website StoveLeg.com (https://www.stoveleg.com) or send an email to Podcasts@stoveleg.com Intro music for the podcast was provided by bensoud.com (https://www.bensound.com)

Rick went to school at St. Thomas High School in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. There was a teacher and coach there that gave Rick his first break and turned out to be a life long mentor. That man was future NKU men’s basketball coach Kenney Shields. Rick also attended high school with another future NKU coach Nancy Winstel. Nancy was a standout volleyball player and went on to be a three-sports athlete at NKU as well as a Hall of Fame coach. Rick began as a student at Northern Kentucky State College in 1972 which was the second year of the athletic department’s existence. Thanks to Kenney Shields, Rick became at stats person for head coach Mote Hils whom Kenney played for at Covington Catholic High School. While in college Rick is hired as writer and reporter for the Cincinnati Enquirer and covers a number a great sporting events during his time with the paper. When Rick graduates in 1977 he is hired to be the first full-time Sports Information Director at NKU. Over the course of his career Rick eyewitnesses so much history at NKU and he shares some of those stories. He talks about when Regents Hall opens it was not only the home of the basketball and volleyball programs but they also held concerts performed by national acts including Sly and The Family Stone. Rick was there to watch Bill Aker build the baseball doing everything from building the field to recruiting players out of the student lounge. NKU was one of the first state colleges to offer full scholarships for women athletes. This lead to early and long standing success including being the first women’s basketball team to win a game at Rupp Arena against the University of Kentucky. In 1978, the men’s basketball team coached by Mote Hils defeated Xavier for the first of two consecutive wins against the Musketeers and it puts NKU athletes on the map. Thanks in part to the win against Xavier, NKU was its first trip to the NCAA Division-II tournament. Unfortunately, the athletic director at the time Lonnie Davis turns down the opportunity for NKU to host the Great Lakes Regional. Head Coach Mote Hils was less than happy and he has a legendary interaction with his boss that Rick was in person to witness. In 1981 a major budget cut forces NKU to leave the NCAA and go NAIA. In fact, there was discussions to actual shut down the athletic department entirely. Rick was there and describes how that all happened as well as NKU returning to the NCAA as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference. Jane Meier is hired as the athletic director at NKU after at one time or another coaching women’s basketball, volleyball and softball. By the 1990’s, Rick becomes the SID for the Great Lakes Valley Conference and the league becomes a dominant force in men’s basketball including NKU making back-to-back appearances in the Divsion-II national championship game. Rick was also working at NKU during the failed attempt to start a football program which was a very polarizing subject on campus. The conversation goes back to men’s basketball and Rick explains the transition in the late 1980s from head coach Mike Beitzel to Kenney Shields. Coach Shields led the Norse on an amazing run where the Norse are national runners-up in back-to-back seasons. Nancy Winstel follows that win a national championship victory for the women’s program in 2000. After he retires as a sports information director Rick takes a job as the Director of Media Relations for NKU and that turns into the Vice President of Marketing and Communications position. In 2015, Rick is inducted into the David Lee Holt NKU Hall of Fame and follows that in 2016 with his induction into the Great Lakes Valley Conference Hall of Fame. As we start to wrap up we talk about NKU’s transition into Division-I and it’s success in men’s basketball and the building of the arena. Since his retirement from NKU, Rick continues to continue his streak of 49 seasons working during game day for the basketball programs. In recent years he has added Thomas More, Xavier and the Cincinnati Bengals to his list teams that he works for in a support staff role. Rick says his greatest moment associated with NKU is being with Kenney Shields the night NKU wins the Horizon League tournament in 2017 earning its first ever trip to the NCAA tournament. You can follow Brady Laber on Twitter @BradyLaber1 (https://twitter.com/BradyLaber1) please use the hashtag #NobodysSafe Check out the Nobody’s Safe website at nobodysssafe.fireside.fm (https://nobodysssafe.fireside.fm) For more information on Stove Leg Media go the website StoveLeg.com (https://www.stoveleg.com) or send an email to Podcasts@stoveleg.com Intro music for the podcast was provided by bensoud.com (https://www.bensound.com)

El adolescente pro-vida Nick Sandmann ofreció un relato de primera mano de la imprudencia de los principales medios de comunicación en la Convención Nacional Republicana. Sandmann era un estudiante de la Covington Catholic High School de Kentucky que asistió a la Marcha por la Vida de 2019 en Washington DC, y se encontró en el corazón de una tormenta de fuego nacional cuando la prensa estalló con afirmaciones de que un video lo mostraba a él y a sus compañeros de clase acosando al activista nativo americano Nathan. Phillips. Luis Roman nos comparte esta noticiaFuente: https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/nick-sandmann-americans-must-unite-around-trump-who-calls-the-media-out?utm_source=top_news&utm_campaign=catholic Te puede interesar:

Nick Sandman, the Covington Catholic High School kid who was slandered by CNN and The Washington Post gave a powerful speech during the RNC last night. We also put the finishing touches on cylinder index ruling.

The Washington Post last week agreed to settle a monster $250 million lawsuit filed by the Covington Catholic High School student. It was the teen’s second win in a whopping $800 million defamation battle against several news outlets, including ABC, CBS, The Guardian, The Hill and NBC. In January, CNN agreed to settle with Sandmann as part of a separate $275 million claim. Sandmann and a group of his classmates were vilified online after they were filmed wearing “Make America Great Again” hats following an anti-abortion rally while being yelled at by demonstrators.

Episode 21- The American DreamToday the Kevs cover a wide range of topics from Covington High School Conspiracies to the Pro Sports Covid Bubble, DC Aliens (both the Football team and Pentagon announcement), Olga’s Kitchen, Matt Stafford and more!Today’s episode is brought to you by Bill’s Ball Bustin’ Ass Kickin’ Salsa! 00:15-9:25Big introductory period today. KL simply wasn’t ready even though he hit record. Then we dive into Kellz’ dinner, and we find out KL is NOT a fan of Olga’s Kitchen. (Receive it Olgas!). Then we segue right into a recent article stating that Matt Stafford is a “Dark Horse Candidate” to win the NFL MVP this year! Per usual! Then we get back into Olga’s Kitchen with a guest spot from Bae, and a quick summary of Producer Trav’s experience at Chick Fil A today!9:27-20:30Time to talk about Aliens! First of all, should the Washington Football Team rename themselves the DC Aliens? And why is no one talking about the Pentagon saying aliens are real?? What adaptation of aliens do the Kevs want to see happen once they do take over the planet?20:35-36:15What’s going on in the world of Sports?? Will we have sports this year? MLB is testing hot as piss, will the NBA, NHL and NFL Follow suit?? What does this season’s tailgate look like?? 36:20-42:00The Kevs dive into the Conspiracy that is the MAGA hat wearing high school kids from Covington Catholic High School during this segment!42:03-54:23Another installment of the Epicly Awful Detroit Sports Pick! Today’s segment features not a draft pick, but a man responsible for countless awful Draft picks. Today’s feature is none other than former Head Coach of the Detroit Lions from 2006-2008, Rod “The Winner” Marinelli! The Kevs get very upset today about good ol’ Coach Rod and decide to breakdown the infamous winless 2008 0-16 Detroit Lions! 54:25-59:58Colonialism? Imperialism? Why is everyone upset about this right now? Check your neighbors’ lawn. If they have a nice lawn, they are a bad person. S/O to @gothfemme 60:00- GAMBLING SEGMENTThe NBA is Back! KL and KK make some picks for Thursday nights NBA games Pelicans vs Jazz and Clippers vs Lakers! Line up and clear em baby!Subscribe rate and review on all platforms! Links are below! Keep sending us your feedback, we appreciate it!- Subscribe and Review on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbIV-GZPUDIA7dB8Aj3rXdw?view_as=subscriber- Subscribe and Comment on iTunes: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1110077.rss - Subscribe and Review on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/26N4hy35njWDwbCJcsCOgG - Subscribe and Review on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?q=between%20two%20kevs - Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/between_two_kevFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BetweenTwoKevs

With Nathan Sandmann having settled his defamation suit with the Washington Post, it's an opportune moment to review what the media did to the Covington Catholic High School students last year, and why their attempted destruction of these kids isn't an isolated incident.

Ted Rall, author and award-winning political cartoonist, explains the upheaval between the DNC and supporters of US Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT). Just three weeks from the Democratic National Convention, "more than 360 delegates, most of whom back Sanders, have signed on to a pledge to vote against the Democratic Party’s platform if it does not include support for 'Medicare for All,'" Politico reported Monday. Also, on Friday, the Washington Post settled its lawsuit with Nicolas Sandmann over its coverage of Sandmann and a group of teens from Covington Catholic High School who were near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, for the March for Life and a group of Native American demonstrators in the same area for the Indigenous Peoples March on January 18, 2019. And is Antifa the new boogeyman?Mitchell Plitnick, political analyst, writer and president of ReThinking Foreign Policy, covers the protests in Israel. While the US is locked in its own COVID-19 and economic crises, the huge protests in Israel right now aren’t getting as much attention. Israelis are confronting their government over its handling of the coronavirus and the corruption trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Anoa Changa, writer, activist, lawyer and journalist, talks about Garrett Foster, who was shot and killed on Saturday in Austin, Texas, by a man driving a car through a crowd of protesters during a peaceful march; uprisings in Portland and Seattle, Washington; a ProPublica report on the New York Police Department; and Black mayors tackling police reform without "defunding the police."

Jim is back! Join Jim and Greg as they cheer on former Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann as the Washington Post settles the $250 million lawsuit he filed against it. They also cheer on the advancement of a possible coronavirus vaccine with tens of thousands of patients set to be part of a clinical trial. And they cringe as COVID-19 suddenly threatens Major League Baseball.

Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 01/21/2020, including: Opening arguments are scheduled today in the Senate Impeachment Trial of President Trump. A year after he and his family's name was dragged through the mud by a social media mob, egged on by fake news, Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann has secured a settlement of his defamation lawsuit against CNN. WarnerMedia announced Wednesday that CNN’s Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter is making a documentary about the rise of fake news that will debut in March on HBO. After Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News will examine the phenomenon of “fake news” in the age of social media and the impact that the trend has on average citizens. If impeachment was the ultimate goal, how much lower can Democrats go before November?

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about Dr. Drew thinking about making congressional run against Adam Schiff. Then the guys talk about CNN settling the lawsuit brought against them by Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann. After that Mark covers the latest news from Harvey Weinstein's trial. Before they wrap Adam asks Mark for an update on Trump's impeachment Please Support Our Sponsors TommyJohn.com/ADAM NetSuite.com/Doubt

Man-made fire and fury have ravaged Australia this summer in the form of bushfires, and Iraq with Iran and the United States engaging in a proxy conflict. Hollywood, CNN, and the Royal Family have been set ablaze metaphorically this past week. On the first Uncuckables for 2020 on the panel is Tim Wilms Editor in Cheif of the Unshackled. Richard Wolstencroft Host of the Report from Tiger Mountain and Director of the Melbourne Underground Film Festival, and for his first time on the show Reg Penney who runs NSW Patriots Against the Extreme Left and Channel Reg on Telegram. While the social media mob and mainstream media are blaming climate change and Scott Morrison for the extent of Australia's bushfire season, arson, recklessly lit fires and lack of hazard reduction burns continue to be downplayed as the main contributing causes of the bushfires. Fake images of the bushfires have been circulated online, Tony Abbott's non-stop volunteer firefighting since September continues to be glossed over. The Socialist Alternative front group Uni Students for Climate Justice is planning a nationwide protest to sack ScoMo and fund climate change. The United States and Iran have ended their tit for tat attacks and airstrikes in Iraq with Iran firing only 15 missiles into Iraq as a response to an airstrike killing their most senior military official Gen Qassem Suleimani. The tensions stem from the Trump administration withdrawing the nation from the Iran nuclear and reimposing sanctions which have crippled their economy. World War Three has been cancelled. British comedian Ricky Gervais tore apart Hollywood virtue signalling in his opening monologue at the Golden Globes. Celebrities appear to be getting a wake-up call to their wokeness with celebrity donations pouring into the Australian bushfire relief appeal, rather than cheap climate change preaching. CNN has had to pay the Covington Catholic High School boys $250 million for smearing them as racists when they were abused by the Black Hebrew Israelites at the 2019 March for Life. It was another example of mainstream media doctoring footage to fit their narrative. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have announced their split from the Royal Family. Meghan is now a modern-day Wallis Simpson as this American socialite divorcee has caused a significant rift in the Royal Family, the  Queen described 2019 as a bumpy year. The Uncuckables Links: http://theuncuckables.com/ https://rationalrise.tv/programs/the-uncuckables-3c5d6b https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-uncuckables-podcast/id1469242261 https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-uncuckables https://tunein.com/podcasts/News--Politics-Podcasts/The-Uncuckables-p1229870/ https://open.spotify.com/show/6xjY4vTAZcPVFQnAEqgarO The Unshackled Links: https://www.theunshackled.net/ https://www.youtube.com/c/TheUnshackled https://www.facebook.com/TUnshackled/ https://gab.com/theunshackled https://t.me/theunshackled https://www.minds.com/The_Unshackled/ Richard Wolstencroft Links: https://www.theunshackled.net/reportfromtigermountain/ https://www.facebook.com/reportfromtigermountain/ http://muff.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CNN has settled the defamation lawsuit brought by Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann for its coverage of his encounter with Native American activist Nathan Philips. The settlement is undisclosed but Michael breaks down what it means and why CNN probably settled. Reason Magazine thinks the lawsuit could have a chilling effect on journalism. Michael thinks it will have the opposite effect.

Sebastian Gorka turns to novelist and scriptwriter Andrew Klavan for insight into the state of comedy in light of British comedian Ricky Gervais hosting the Golden Globes. They also discuss the latest with CNN and Covington Catholic High School.

Join us for a busy news day on the Three Martini Lunch. Today, Jim and Greg discuss Iran's missile strike injuring no one in Iraq, leading President Trump to announce new sanctions but no new military action. They also discuss whether the Ukrainian airliner crash in Iran was a coincidence or something more sinister. In addition, they're glad to see Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann receiving a settlement from CNN after the network attacked over his encounter with an American Indian near the Lincoln Memorial last year - all because Sandmann was wearing a MAGA hat. And they try not to lose their breakfast as MSNBC not only carries the Soleimani funeral live but fawns all over the legacy of a man known for killing hundreds of American service members and slaughtering innocents at home and abroad.

On today's podcast we cover the latest news on the Iranian missile strike in Iraq and the liberal response to it. Also, CNN settled with Nick Sandman, and the Senate is ready to move on impeachment without caving to the demands of Democrats. Iran launched 15 missiles at Iraqi air bases where US soldiers are also housed, and either missed everyone or deliberately landed where no one would be killed. It was great news for the free world and was followed by a statement that hints that Iran might be content with that, for now, if the US does not retaliate. The President is set to address the nation this morning on the topic. The hardest hit in the bombardment were the Democrats in and out of the media who were set to blame President Donald Trump for the loss of life, before we learned there wasn't any, and who were gleefully spreading Iranian propaganda before the facts were known. There were also many media flubs, naturally, because they're on the Democrats' team. We get into all of it. Speaking of bad days for journalism, CNN settled their lawsuit with Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandman after the network smeared the teenager when he was confronted by a Native American with a history of stolen valor. The amount of the settlement is being withheld by the network demanding transparency from others, but we hope it's substantial. Mitch McConnell has the votes to proceed to an impeachment trial without the need for input from Democrats in the Senate, just like Democrats did to pass the articles of impeachment in the House. The only question that remains is will Nancy Pelosi ever send them over knowing the treatment Democrats gave Republicans will be waiting for them in the Senate? We get into it.

This month we dissect our Cincinnati Vs. Northern Kentucky cover package, which highlights the similarities and differences of the two regions. We also chat with Judi Ketteler about her regular Welcome to Middlehood column, and Lisa Murtha discusses her feature story on the Covington Catholic High School student who was misidentified for a classmate involved in a confrontation that garnered national media coverage.

MRCTV’s Eric Scheiner is joined by Attorney for Nicholas Sandmann, Todd McMurty. After a recent reversal by a federal judge, Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann's defamation lawsuit against The Washington Post will move forward. McMurty discusses the latest details.

In January of 2018, a seemingly racist incident occurred on the National Mall. Photos and videos were posted to social media showing a group of MAGA hat-wearing high school students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky. One of them, Nick Sandmann, seemed to be mocking and blocking the path of Native American activist, Nathan Phillips. People either jeered or cheered on social media, depending on how it was perceived, long before most of us had any idea of the context of the situation. An investigation cleared the students of wrongdoing. What happened is less important than understanding how that incident triggered strong convictions that varied by political affiliation and remained resistant to changing after the investigation. Today, we talk about how this cultural moment is making all of us arrogant intellectual know-it-alls. Also this hour: One man's quest to be the smartest man in the world. Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show we get into how the left is exploiting children to advance their big government agenda disguised as environmentalism. We also ask how much an employee who can be replaced with a touch screen and a credit card reader is really worth. "Teen media sensation" Greta Thunberg gave world leaders a good talking to at the United Nations yesterday about how they're ruining the planet and killing all life on Earth. If that sounds a little dramatic, it's nothing compared to her speech, which comes off as the result of being terrorized and exploited by adults to advance the liberal agenda. It also sounded like a cry for help, and not how whoever wrote it intended it to be. Plus, journalists are outraged over criticism of Greta, demanding she be treated with respect and reverence because she's only 16. This is the exact opposite of how they treated the 15-year-old students from Covington Catholic High School, who they labels and rowdy, privileged racists for standing still while their personal space was invaded by liberal activists after the March for Life. Why do you suspect that is? We have some ideas as to why, and have all the audio to make the case. Bernie Sanders sat down with fast food workers on strike in Iowa to hear their case for why they deserve to be making $15 per hour. One woman has worked for McDonalds for 11 years and is only making $9.50 per hour. The federal minimum wage has been $7.25 per hour since 2009, which means she's only managed to raise her pay $2 per hour in the last 10 years. Whose fault is that? Add to her story the claims of disabled children and an elderly mother she's caring for and it raises some questions about whether or not she's availing herself of already existing social safety nets. Also, why has she stayed in the job so long? We have the audio and bring some much needed reality to the discussion.

Media outlets rushed to defend Ilhan Omar and condemn Marco Rubio after Rubio tweeted an “edited” video that included Omar suggesting Americans “should be more fearful of white men.” The lawsuit filed against The Washington Post by the family of Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann was dismissed by a federal judge in Kentucky on Friday. In response to the Supreme Court ruling that President Trump can indeed use military funds to build a wall along the southern border of the United States, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said that the court has allowed the president to "steal" funds in pursuit of a wasteful project. Don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! All of this and more as time allows. Listen live, join the chatroom, be a part of the show.  Tapp into the Truth

Media outlets rushed to defend Ilhan Omar and condemn Marco Rubio after Rubio tweeted an “edited” video that included Omar suggesting Americans “should be more fearful of white men.” The lawsuit filed against The Washington Post by the family of Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann was dismissed by a federal judge in Kentucky on Friday. In response to the Supreme Court ruling that President Trump can indeed use military funds to build a wall along the southern border of the United States, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said that the court has allowed the president to "steal" funds in pursuit of a wasteful project. Don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! All of this and more as time allows. Listen live, join the chatroom, be a part of the show.   Tapp into the Truth

We are talking about the "MAGA" hat wearing Covington Catholic High School student and the Native Americans, NY abortion law, VA abortion talks along with the VA governor with black face, Pope Francis speaks out about sex abuse of nuns by priests, and the damn horrible no-call on the Saints!! Originally posted on YouTube on Feb 10, 2019. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/miserable-media/support

#FakeNews  Yeah, that's the reason why the boys went this route. That sweet, sweet hash tag game. But really, Mike and Ryan are debating if the news can even be trusted at all. Mike reports the answer is yes. Ryan cites his sources as no. Nick has a terribly hard time judging this one. Topic points include: Infowars, yellow journalism, the Panama Papers, Covington Catholic High School, fascism, the 24 hour news cycle, Walter Kronkite, NRA TV, Maddox, and manipulating statistics. Does Ryan hate Taylor Swift? What does Nick think about the Men in Black? Does Mike respect the Pulitzer prize? Here's some click bait: Is the News Trustworthy?

Judge Me Not For What I Do Not Understand #IYP That is correct, the judgement in all of us, towards ourselves, towards others, towards events, towards everything basically. We run all the information that we get from our 5 senses "sight, sounds, taste, smell, touch" and then take that info a run it through our own filters, programming, mind,  and by that I mean how each one of us individually was brought up in the first 7 years of our lives.  On top of that we are all victims and fall prey to mis information or lack of information or being sold or told a narrative that is either false or not complete. For an example I will use this, in school we are taught all the facts of the oceans that we know as humans. Fair enough correct, but what we are not told even to this day is that we have explored less than 5% of the ocean,(around there) so that means we no zero about 95% of it, yet as humans we think we know all there is to know about the ocean. So how can we (any of us) truly claim that we really know what is going on down there? Mathematically not possible when you only have 5% of a puzzle, there is no way you can guess or assume the other 95%.  Well, at least that is the way I see it at this point.  Even for myself if I take the events that happened at Covington Catholic High School where as we all know an event took place.  So I am not here to talk about the event or what happened, but what I am talking about today is how I reacted (even after 10 plus years of mind training in soto zen) to a sound bit and 30 second clip. Mixed with all the information being pushed out about the event itself. I can remember saying their must be more to this, but at the same time the way the video and sound bits were edited I took that information into my system and filter's and programming and with the information provided even though I knew there had to be more to the story.... took it as somewhat fact.  That just tells me how strong our programming run's. Even though I had questions, massive doubt's - at that moment with the only information provided to me my mind took that info and can up with an outcome.  No different then still believing we know all there is to know about the ocean, untrue, yet we still teach and tell each other it is true.  We always hear the saying "Question Everything" I agree with that, but I wonder with all this information hitting us 24/7 in these current times have we become to lazy to do so?  Even though that statement rings true now more than ever!!   We talk Longevity through a Healthy lifestyle, a mix of Mental, Physical and Spiritual knowledge, the Mind, Body Soul trifecta - Negative 2 Positive Everyday  www.mossamo.com Youtube- ... http://bit.ly/ignite-your-purpose Facebook- ... https://www.facebook.com/IYPurpose/ Instagram- ... https://www.instagram.com/IYPurpose/ Twitter- ... https://twitter.com/purposeignite Podbean - https://igniteyourpurpose.podbean.com Apparel- ... http://bit.ly/igniteapparel      

Judge Me Not For What I Do Not Understand #IYP That is correct, the judgement in all of us, towards ourselves, towards others, towards events, towards everything basically. We run all the information that we get from our 5 senses "sight, sounds, taste, smell, touch" and then take that info a run it through our own filters, programming, mind, and by that I mean how each one of us individually was brought up in the first 7 years of our lives. On top of that we are all victims and fall prey to mis information or lack of information or being sold or told a narrative that is either false or not complete. For an example I will use this, in school we are taught all the facts of the oceans that we know as humans. Fair enough correct, but what we are not told even to this day is that we have explored less than 5% of the ocean,(around there) so that means we no zero about 95% of it, yet as humans we think we know all there is to know about the ocean. So how can we (any of us) truly claim that we really know what is going on down there? Mathematically not possible when you only have 5% of a puzzle, there is no way you can guess or assume the other 95%. Well, at least that is the way I see it at this point. Even for myself if I take the events that happened at Covington Catholic High School where as we all know an event took place. So I am not here to talk about the event or what happened, but what I am talking about today is how I reacted (even after 10 plus years of mind training in soto zen) to a sound bit and 30 second clip. Mixed with all the information being pushed out about the event itself. I can remember saying their must be more to this, but at the same time the way the video and sound bits were edited I took that information into my system and filter's and programming and with the information provided even though I knew there had to be more to the story.... took it as somewhat fact. That just tells me how strong our programming run's. Even though I had questions, massive doubt's - at that moment with the only information provided to me my mind took that info and can up with an outcome. No different then still believing we know all there is to know about the ocean, untrue, yet we still teach and tell each other it is true. We always hear the saying "Question Everything" I agree with that, but I wonder with all this information hitting us 24/7 in these current times have we become to lazy to do so? Even though that statement rings true now more than ever!! We talk Longevity through a Healthy lifestyle, a mix of Mental, Physical and Spiritual knowledge, the Mind, Body Soul trifecta - Negative 2 Positive Everyday www.mossamo.com Youtube- ... http://bit.ly/ignite-your-purpose Facebook- ... https://www.facebook.com/IYPurpose/ Instagram- ... https://www.instagram.com/IYPurpose/ Twitter- ... https://twitter.com/purposeignite Podbean - https://igniteyourpurpose.podbean.com Apparel- ... http://bit.ly/igniteapparel

Covington Catholic High School student sues NBC for $275 million - Should He Get It? #MAGAFirstNews with @PeterBoykin Attorney General Barr to be a no-show at House hearing, could face contempt charge, subpoena Barr to skip House hearing, could face subpoena, contempt charge After Wednesday's contentious day of testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding the Mueller report, Attorney General William Barr informed the House Judiciary Committee that he would not testify Thursday as scheduled, prompting threats of subpoenas from Democrats and a possible contempt citation. Democrats have vowed to hold the hearing anyway, leaving open the possibility of the spectacle of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., gaveling a hearing with an empty chair reserved for Barr. A key sticking point was that Nadler wanted to have House Judiciary Committee staff -- rather than members of Congress -- question him on his handling of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on the Russia investigation. But DOJ officials said members should conduct the inquiry, and it was unclear why Democrats did not propose having staffers provide questions to members during the hearing. The rift between Barr and Congressional Democrats was the backdrop for a tense day of testimony Wednesday where the attorney general accused the lawmakers of using criminal justice process as "political weapon" ahead of the 2020 presidential election and declared the Justice Department's role in the Russia probe controversy "over." President Trump, in an interview on Fox Business’ “Trish Regan Primetime,” praised Barr's testimony but said lawmakers treated him "differently" than anyone else. Rep. Omar believes US 'bullying' has contributed to Venezuela chaos Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn, suggested Wednesday that the United States could be partly to blame for the ongoing turmoil in Venezuela, saying the policies of the Trump administration had "kind of helped lead the devastation." Appearing on "Democracy Now," a news program broadcast on PBS, Omar was asked to weigh in on what the host described as a "U.S.-supported coup attempt" against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. "A lot of the policies that we have put in place [have] kind of helped lead the devastation in Venezuela and we have sort of set the stage for where we are arriving today," she said. "This particular bullying and the use of sanctions to eventually intervene and make regime change really does not help the people of countries like Venezuela and it certainly does not help and is not in the interest of the United States." Biden and Romney give opposite views of China's threat to the US Former Vice President Joe Biden expressed his lack of concern over China as a global competitor to the U.S. at a rally on Wednesday, prompting a grim response from Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, on Twitter. Biden, the 2020 Democratic frontrunner, mocked those who have taken China seriously. "China is going to eat our lunch? Come on, man!" Biden exclaimed. "They're not competition for us." That sparked a reaction from Romney, who ran against Biden's running mate, former President Barack Obama, in 2012. "This will not age well," Romney predicted in a tweet. CLICK HERE for an in-depth look at Biden's questionable international deals and why “The Next Revolution” host Steve Hilton refers to the former vice president as "Joe China." Covington Catholic High School student sues NBC for $275 million Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann is suing NBCUniversal for a whopping $275 million for defamation over the media coverage he received earlier this year, his lawyer said Wednesday. Sandmann was at the center of a viral controversy back in January, alongside reports suggesting that he and his classmates had initiated a confrontation with Native American elder Nathan Phillips outside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Subsequent reporting and video evidence contradicted that version of events. This marks the third major lawsuit Sandmann's legal team has launched. The team is also suing the Washington Post for $250 million as well as CNN for $275 million. Sandmann's lawyer previously suggested that the Associated Press and HBO could face similar lawsuits. Imagine Dragons beats out Queen at Billboard Music Awards - and Twitter explodes Some fans are upset after Imagine Dragons bested the iconic rock band Queen to take home the coveted Top Rock Artist honor Wednesday evening at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas. “Imagine dragons won a rock award over queen, one of the best rock bands of all time,” tweeted one social media user, while many others echoed the same frustration with the decision. “What kind of world gives best rock band to @Imaginedragons over Queen?” wrote another viewer. Aside from the controversy over Imagine Dragons versus Queen, here is the complete winners list for the 2019 Billboard Music Awards.

In Episode 5 of Backtalk I step out of my sports comfort zone and speak to Nick Ruthsatz, the 23 year old entrepreneur and owner of Heart over Height Hoops Basketball Training (Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky). Nick was “the guy” of our senior class having led Covington Catholic High School as the "MVP" to a state championship. He earned a scholarship to college and graduated Findlay University last year. We talk about what it takes for a person of 5’ 9” to be so successful both on and off the field/court. I found it most impressive that Nick has been pursuing his business dreams from his high school years. His work ethic and hustle are setting him up for a very bright future. Please join me in discovering the “outside the box” approach of Nick Ruthsatz. Remember – Be Yourself.  

Brandon and Jerry discuss the impact that our unchecked emotional triggers in the world, in our relationships and in the workplace. Emotional Triggers Can Ignite a Furious Mob MentalityJerry’s heart sank on January 19 when his wife shared with him a news story about a group of high school students who taunted a Native American at the Lincoln Memorial. The students were reported wearing that famous red “Make America Great Again” hat.The short clip showed white teens surrounding a smaller group of Native Americans, and everything about that clip was infuriating. An image circulated across social media like wildfire showing a MAGA-hat-wearing young man smirking in the face of chanting and drumming Nathan Phillips. It didn’t take long for the Twitter-verse to become angry, speak its mind, and call for the worst to happen to these students and their families. Outrage became calls to put pressure on the diocese in Kentucky and the superintendent of the school. People were calling for immediate action, and we mean at that moment, no due process. Celebrities like Kathy Griffin and GQ writer Nathaniel Friedman called for doxing of all the students involved. One of many people who called for the identities to be made public (doxing) of Covington Catholic High School students in the viral video.Those who were outraged demanded the jobs of the superintendent, the parents of the students and others began to cross the line. A store owner called for fans of his store to “fire on” any of these students if they were true fans. He even called for the school to be burned down. Former CNN host even commented how Nick Sandmann had a “punchable face.”Former CNN host, Reza Aslan, described how a teenager had a "punchable face."Grown adults calling for harm to come to teenagers?! Where have we come as a society?What were all the emotional triggers examples here? What were they all triggered by? Some say it was the red “MAGA” hat. It’s like the new white hood to many. Others saw it as a racial issue with racial lenses on. Others saw it as liberals versus conservatives.Whatever the triggers were one thing was certain. Things certainly escalated quickly, and we remain in a rut of staying in our own echo chambers.Be Quick to Listen, Slow to Speak, Slow to AngerGreat reminder regarding how to handle emotional triggers.As the Twitter-frenzy continued, more video clips, longer video clips began to surface.The original reports turned out to be false. People still looked for reasons to be angry at the teenagers and attacked the fact they were in Washington, D.C. for the March for Life event. The conversation was all about making these students look like obnoxious racists. Then, a video surfaced that was almost two hours in length posted by the Black Hebrew Israelites. That is when it became abundantly clear that the best approach was to be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to anger. (See USA Today story and full video here. Warning: this video is graphic for strong language.)Share1TweetImpact of Your Emotional Triggers in the WorkplaceWe all have our pet peeves. We definitely have issues where we have deeply rooted passions for or against. Emotional triggers in the workplace for us can come from a phrase, a person, or an entire department.Imagine hearing about a viable solution to a problem that stumped your team. You find out that the idea came from Sue, and instantly it’s a bad idea in your mind. Why? You can’t stand Sue. Everything about her views flies in the face of what you believe. There’s no way she could have a good idea. Even if she did, you would never support it.This is how you know if you are following your emotions rather than logic and fact. Would you accept that same exact solution if it came from someone else, someone you liked? Would you even add to that solution to make it even better?Lacking self-awareness is a great way to isolate yourself fro...

On Episode 207 of the Mama Bear Dares Podcast, Tesi sits down with the fabulous women of Pantsuit Politics, Beth Silvers and Sarah Stewart Holland to talk about the importance of productive political dialogue and how we can be patient, vulnerable, and grace-filled even in the most hot-button conversations. The women discuss their new book, I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening), as well as topics that range from the Dixie Chicks to Covington Catholic High School to the importance of women talking about politics and how to do so with our kids. Listeners will love the spirited dialogue and come away better prepared to engage in the politics and policy that so crucially impact our everyday lives. For complete Show Notes, visit the Mama Bear Dares website.

5) Senators introduce bill to end Afghan War; 4) Pakistan intercepts Indian submarine; 3) Washington Post apologizes to Covington Catholic High School students—sort of; 2) Facebook lobbied politicians for softer privacy protection laws; 1) High demand for “adulting” classes at universities. Jim Barfield, Director of the Copper Scroll Project, will lead a tour of Qumran for the SkyWatchTV Tour of Israel in May! There's still time to sign up, but it's filling up quickly. For information and to reserve your place, log on to LipkinTours.com.

Steve Malzberg speaks with Todd McMurtry, attorney to Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt in the wake of Colin Kaepernick settling his lawsuit with the NFL for an undisclosed amount. Then the guys talk briefly about Covington Catholic High School teenager Nicholas Sandmann suing The Washington Post for $250 million. For the remainder of the show, Adam asks Mark about the recent developments in Jussie Smollett's seemingly self-orchestrated assault case, as well as Mark's involvement with his legal defense team.

A coal train derailment on the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa reservation has triggered a dispute over jurisdiction. We'll get the latest from the tribe. One of the Covington Catholic High School students featured in a video with Omaha elder Nathan Phillips is seeking $250 million in a defamation lawsuit against the Washington Post. Does the suit have a chance? Also, there's progress toward restoring press freedom on Muscogee (Creek) Nation. But journalism advocates say some proposed details could be problematic. Tune in for our Native news round-up.

Hour 1 Joe begins the hour with the embarrassing follow up coverage of the Covington Catholic High School kids story. He also gives many examples of the adult children in office and their spending habits with your money.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Expect Off the Rails to be undergoing a name change. After reevaluating our vision for the podcast, we decided to change our name; should go into full effect soon.In this bonus episode, Josh and Ian respond to Andrew Sullivan's article in New York Magazine titled "Welcome to Act III of the Trump Tragedy." They also touch upon The Coddling of the American Mind by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, reading an inspiring quote from Benjamin Franklin. They also cover the incident at the Lincoln Memorial with Covington Catholic High School, having difficult conversations on college campuses, and the charm of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez vs. Bari Weiss' cuteness.Follow them on Twitter at:Josh @theonlyoneblogIan @modernovermanand the podcast @NecessaryBSPodWebsite: https://www.necessarybspodcast.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/necessarybspodLinks:Letter from Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Johnson, 23 August 1750The Coddling of the American Mind, Amazon purchase link@glukianoff@JonHaidtWelcome to Act III of the Trump Tragedy@sullydish@AOCSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/necessarybspod)

Fr. Josh tells us if getting tattoos are a sin, and gives his personal thoughts on the incident involving the Covington Catholic High School student, and offers advice on how to approach disagreements between a priest and the parish office staff. If you have a question, comment, or response for Fr. Josh, email us at askfrjosh@ascensionpress.com. You may hear your question or comment in an upcoming podcast episode! Snippet from the Show We call Adoration exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, where Christ exposes himself body, blood, soul, and divinity to us in prayer. His invitation is for us to expose our hearts as well. For full shownotes, text ASKFRJOSH to 33-777 or visit [AscensionPress.com (Media.AscensionPress.com)] Questions Glory Story (1:04) Listener Feedback (3:42) Are Tattoos a Sin (8:24) The Covington Catholic Controversy (13:00) Arguments Between Priests and Parish Staff (25:42) Universal Points (34:46)

Senator Ben Sasse (R-NB) requested a unanimous consent vote for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, that vote was held this past Monday and Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) objected to protecting survivors of attempted abortions. Virginia Democratic Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax issued a strong statement denying an allegation of sexual assault. Later in the day, Lt. Gov. Fairfax suggested to the press that Governor Ralph Northam (D-VA) was behind the leaked allegation in an attempt to sully his name. The lawyers representing Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann and his family have reportedly sent letters to 54 organizations and individuals, including media personalities and Democratic politicians, threatening potential legal action for libelous statements about the high school junior and his classmates. The lawyers have followed up the revelation of the list with a damning 14-minute video containing clips of many of the false allegations leveled at the teens. I'm asking for some help. If you like the show or want to help promote a conservative message, please consider helping, but if you can't please share with others who might. Thank you for your help.  https://www.plumfund.com/crowdfunding/tapp-into-the-truth-studio-upgrade 

Senator Ben Sasse (R-NB) requested a unanimous consent vote for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, that vote was held this past Monday and Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) objected to protecting survivors of attempted abortions. Virginia Democratic Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax issued a strong statement denying an allegation of sexual assault. Later in the day, Lt. Gov. Fairfax suggested to the press that Governor Ralph Northam (D-VA) was behind the leaked allegation in an attempt to sully his name. The lawyers representing Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann and his family have reportedly sent letters to 54 organizations and individuals, including media personalities and Democratic politicians, threatening potential legal action for libelous statements about the high school junior and his classmates. The lawyers have followed up the revelation of the list with a damning 14-minute video containing clips of many of the false allegations leveled at the teens.I'm asking for some help. If you like the show or want to help promote a conservative message, please consider helping, but if you can't please share with others who might. Thank you for your help. https://www.plumfund.com/crowdfunding/tapp-into-the-truth-studio-upgrade 

In this episode, hosts Wenzel Jones and Abby Dees discuss Drag Queen Story Hour and how it resulted in a Christian’s arrest, Valedictorian Christian Bales (Gender Non-Conforming) vs Covington Catholic High School, Bart Hester and Arkansas striking down Equality and New Jersey becoming second state to mandate LGBT education in the Honest T. Also in this episode… ...Wayne Sampson takes us to the Red Carpet of the Big Queer Convo ...Steve Pride explores the world of World of Wonder ...Rupert Everett talks about his film “The Happy Prince” ...Abby Dees performs her audio essay “Who’s the Man?” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imruradio/message

Brandon and Jerry discuss the impact that our unchecked emotional triggers in the world, in our relationships and in the workplace. Emotional Triggers Can Ignite a Furious Mob MentalityJerry’s heart sank on January 19 when his wife shared with him a news story about a group of high school students who taunted a Native American at the Lincoln Memorial. The students were reported wearing that famous red “Make America Great Again” hat.The short clip showed white teens surrounding a smaller group of Native Americans, and everything about that clip was infuriating. An image circulated across social media like wildfire showing a MAGA-hat-wearing young man smirking in the face of chanting and drumming Nathan Phillips. It didn’t take long for the Twitter-verse to become angry, speak its mind, and call for the worst to happen to these students and their families. Outrage became calls to put pressure on the diocese in Kentucky and the superintendent of the school. People were calling for immediate action, and we mean at that moment, no due process. Celebrities like Kathy Griffin and GQ writer Nathaniel Friedman called for doxing of all the students involved. One of many people who called for the identities to be made public (doxing) of Covington Catholic High School students in the viral video.Those who were outraged demanded the jobs of the superintendent, the parents of the students and others began to cross the line. A store owner called for fans of his store to “fire on” any of these students if they were true fans. He even called for the school to be burned down. Former CNN host even commented how Nick Sandmann had a “punchable face.”Former CNN host, Reza Aslan, described how a teenager had a "punchable face."Grown adults calling for harm to come to teenagers?! Where have we come as a society?What were all the emotional triggers examples here? What were they all triggered by? Some say it was the red “MAGA” hat. It’s like the new white hood to many. Others saw it as a racial issue with racial lenses on. Others saw it as liberals versus conservatives.Whatever the triggers were one thing was certain. Things certainly escalated quickly, and we remain in a rut of staying in our own echo chambers.Be Quick to Listen, Slow to Speak, Slow to AngerAs the Twitter-frenzy continued, more video clips, longer video clips began to surface.The original reports turned out to be false. People still looked for reasons to be angry at the teenagers and attacked the fact they were in Washington, D.C. for the March for Life event. The conversation was all about making these students look like obnoxious racists. Then, a video surfaced that was almost two hours in length posted by the Black Hebrew Israelites. That is when it became abundantly clear that the best approach was to be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to anger. (See USA Today story and full video here. Warning: this video is graphic for strong language.)Great reminder regarding how to handle emotional triggers.Impact of Your Emotional Triggers in the WorkplaceWe all have our pet peeves. We definitely have issues where we have deeply rooted passions for or against. Emotional triggers in the workplace for us can come from a phrase, a person, or an entire department.Imagine hearing about a viable solution to a problem that stumped your team. You find out that the idea came from Sue, and instantly it’s a bad idea in your mind. Why? You can’t stand Sue. Everything about her views flies in the face of what you believe. There’s no way she could have a good idea. Even if she did, you would never support it.This is how you know if you are following your emotions rather than logic and fact. Would you accept that same exact solution if it came from someone else, someone you liked? Would you even add to that solution to make it even better?Lacking self-awareness is a great way to isolate yourself from others at w...

LISTEN TO THIS THINK 100% PODCAST EPISODE NOW Nathan Phillips is the Native American elder and veteran who peacefully stepped in when the students of Covington Catholic High School had worked themselves into a mob on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial following the Indigenous People’s March on January 18, 2019. The videos captured of […] The post Episode 39: “Nathan Phillips, Indigenous Leaders, and Catholic Priest Speak Out” [January 29, 2019] appeared first on Hip Hop Caucus.

LISTEN TO THIS THINK 100% PODCAST EPISODE NOW Nathan Phillips is the Native American elder and veteran who peacefully stepped in when the students of Covington Catholic High School had worked themselves into a mob on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial following the Indigenous People’s March on January 18, 2019. The videos captured of […] The post Episode 39: “Nathan Phillips, Indigenous Leaders, and Catholic Priest Speak Out” [January 29, 2019] appeared first on Hip Hop Caucus.

Nathan Phillips was not attacked by the students of Covington Catholic High School. While media outlets around the nation tried to sell that story, the clear and unedited video proves this untrue. What is true, says Tony Katz (http://facebook.com/tonykatzradio), is that Phillips is a liar. Phil Kerpen (http://twitter.com/kerpen) of American Commitment joins Tony to discuss the real story of Phillips: he lied about serving in Vietnam. He also has a history of aggressive behavior, and inserting himself into bad situations. So why did media continue to push the lie that Phillips himself was attacked/accosted/insulted? And will any media correct the record?

This episode is in response to the MAGA teens from Covington Catholic High School interacting disrespectfully to an Indigenous elder. This story prompts a conversation about white supremacy, media, children/teens/minors, so this episode is dedicated to unpacking all those layers. I give my opinions on the incident and examine the complicated intersections of systemic oppression and how children participate in these systems. Lastly, I give concrete advice on how parents can raise children to dismantle white supremacy. I hope this can serve as a helpful resource to you.   Links (affiliates included):   Parenting Forward - https://amzn.to/2Tfg8OJ Preorder Bonus Information - https://cindywangbrandt.com/parenting-forward/ Raising White Kids - https://amzn.to/2WmlM3d My interview with Jennifer Harvey - https://cindywangbrandt.com/podcast/episode-20-raising-white-kids-in-a-racially-unjust-world/ Books for Littles - https://amzn.to/2WmlM3d My interview with Ashia Ray - https://cindywangbrandt.com/podcast/episode-31-progressive-childrens-book-list-ashia-ray/   Join us at the Parenting Forward Patreon Team - https://www.patreon.com/cindywangbrandt

In this episode of St. Paul's Letters to America, Raymond Gerard discusses the nature of mob mentality as the nation responded and reacted to the Covington Catholic high school incident. (January 27, 2019)

In this episode Tony admits that he loves the vegan lifestyle and meat is murder, we also discuss the Covington Catholic High School incident and the media's influence on all of us.     

Media coverage of the Covington Catholic High School kids was  outrageously unprofessional and devoid of journalistic integrity. The corruption of the news media was exposed by the coverage. Celebrity comments about the kids were a disgrace. Attitudes of the left toward MAGA hats are bigoted.    

The Covington Catholic High School story reveals how bad Twitter is for journalism. And when journalism is harmed, everybody suffers. Mike and Jason just want to stop doing episodes about Twitter's negative effects on society.

We welcome Amy Westervelt, an award-winning journalist and the founder of the Critical Frequency podcast network; Critical Frequency is one of the few all woman-owned and operated podcast networks. Also in this episode, our perspectives on the altercation between the boys of Covington Catholic High School and Native American Elder & Activist, Nathan Phillips. Plus our Native News segment & Plus Listener feedback

Steve and Jim are together in the Cleveland Studio to review Wellers Special Reserve Bourbon and talk about the temporary end of the government shutdown, the arrest of Roger Stone and other hot topics including the resignation of Florida Secretary of State; the Covington Catholic High School controversy and an update on the sentencing of former officer Van Dyke in Chicago.

Principles and Policies Podcast For Saturday 1/26/2019- Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis discuss a number of topics including Anthropogenic Climate Change, the March For Life in Washington DC and the incident with Covington Catholic High School there, and the potential consequences.

Townhall Review – January 26, 2019 Dennis Prager and John Zmirak, senior editor of The Stream, comment on the details of the media’s knee-jerk coverage of the Covington Catholic High School story. Mike Gallagher examines the dangers of irresponsible posts on social media and the damage done. Dennis Prager looks at the media’s negative reaction to Karen Pence’s decision to teach, part-time, at the Christian school where she worked before. Hugh Hewitt and David Drucker, senior political correspondent for the Washington Post, discuss the runup to the 2020 elections. Sebastian Gorka talks with former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer about his take on the current issues facing the White House. Hugh Hewitt talks with Jean Case about her book, Be Fearless: 5 Principles for a Life of Breakthrough and Purpose. Hugh Hewitt asks Jake Tapper, Chief Washington Correspondent for CNN, for his opinion about the media’s current tendency to report before getting the facts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michelle Grissom, a social studies teacher at Mountain Ridge Middle School in Colorado Springs, Colorado has been put on leave following her horrendous tweets about a Covington Catholic High School student. In her vindictive and indefensible quest to harm a student by “doxing” him, she mistakenly doxed the wrong student. “Doxing” refers to “searching for and publishing private or identifying information about (a particular individual) on the Internet, typically with malicious intent.” She attempted to publicly smear Nick Sandmann, the teenage boy whom Native American drummer Nathan Phillips tried to intimidate, but she instead identified Covington student Jay Jackson—who wasn't on the trip to Washington D.C. She tweeted these words: Read more...

In Episode 76 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Robby Soave, the journalist at the center of what has become the biggest national news story in America, eclipsing the thirty-five-day-long government shutdown that ended today. This conversation centers on a drama that began unfolding over the previous weekend and which has continued into this week. It concerns a group of Catholic school students from Kentucky’s Covington Catholic High School, who were thrust into the national spotlight for seeming to have denigrated and mocked the dignity of a native American man who was solemnly beating his drum at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial during MLK weekend and on the day of an Indigenous Peoples March in the nation’s capital. This story hit all the trigger buttons. The protagonists were a group of adolescent, white, privileged, Catholic schoolboys from Kentucky wearing MAGA hats who were smirking at and mocking an individual from what is perhaps the most marginalized group in American society. The oppressors were taunting the oppressed. Here it was in all its despicable glory, and the media and millions of people across social media ate it up. They swallowed it hook, line, and sinker and these students were all but crucified by both sides of the political spectrum before all the facts had been collected and laid bare. Were it not for our guest, Robby Soave, and his timely reporting about what actually transpired at the Lincoln Memorial this past Friday, the 18th of January, this news cycle may have ended and these Covington Catholic High School kids could very well have been expelled, their applications to colleges denied, and their families attacked before anyone would learn the truth of what really happened. Producer & Host: Demetri Kofinas Editor & Engineer: Stylianos Nicolaou Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @hiddenforcespod

On the pod this week: We're talking with the editor of PR Daily, Ted Kitterman, about Gillette's controversial ad and the PR lessons for other organizations. Plus we discuss Covington Catholic High School's response to a viral video and the social media presence of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Ciaran O'Connor and John Wood, Jr., with fellow Better Angels leaders Greg Steinbrecher and Randy Lioz, discuss bias and pile on culture in the wake of the protests involving Covington Catholic High School students and participants in an Indigenous People's Rally, and the Gillette commercial targeting "toxic masculinity." Learn more about Better Angels at www.better-angels.org John Wood, Jr. Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohnRWoodJr Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TranscendingPolitics/?ref=settings Ciaran O'Connor Twitter: https://twitter.com/ciaranjoconnor Greg Steinbrecher: Twitter: https://twitter.com/gregsteinbreche Randy Lioz Twitter: https://twitter.com/randylioz

Michelle Grissom, a social studies teacher at Mountain Ridge Middle School in Colorado Springs, Colorado has been put on leave following her horrendous tweets about a Covington Catholic High School student. In her vindictive and indefensible quest to harm a student by “doxing” him, she mistakenly doxed the wrong student. “Doxing” refers to “searching for and publishing private or identifying information about (a particular individual) on the Internet, typically with malicious intent.” She attempted to publicly smear Nick Sandmann, the teenage boy whom Native American drummer Nathan Phillips tried to intimidate, but she instead identified Covington student Jay …

Robby Soave and senior editor Mark Bauerlein discuss media dishonesty and what really happened between Nathan Phillips and the boys from Covington Catholic High School.

In this episode of Catholic Mysticism, Al Bielawski talks about the incident with the Covington Catholic High School kids at the March for Life in Washington, DC. (January 23, 2019)

January 23, 2019/ Rabia and Susan discuss the continuing shutdown, the explosive Buzzfeed article, and butt heads on the Covington Catholic High School incident. Episode scoring music by Broke for Free. Today's episode is sponsored by Joybird, Robinhood, and StitchFix. Joybird.com/45TH The45th.robinhood.com StitchFix.com/45TH #the45th #45thpod

In this episode of Catholic Mysticism, Al Bielawski talks about the incident with the Covington Catholic High School kids at the March for Life in Washington, DC. (January 23, 2019)

The full broadcast of Boston Public Radio from Thursday, January 19th, 2018. It’s now day 34 of the government shutdown. We asked our listeners: Is it time for President Donald Trump to compromise? Rep. Katherine Clark joined us for her take on the ongoing government shutdown and her demands for Trump to re-open the government. A new report found that the Trump administration may have separated thousands more migrant children from their parents at the border than initially reported. Former Suffolk County Sheriff Andrea Cabral joined us for that and more. Former Mass. Secretary of Education Paul Reville joined us for the latest education headlines, including the Covington Catholic High School controversy. We continue our education conversation with best-selling author Tara Westover, who broke from her fundamentalist family, where formal schooling was shunned, and graduated from Harvard University. We were joined by David Caplan, MD, PhD., a professor of neurology at the Harvard Medical School and a neurologist at Massachusetts General Hospital. In the 2018 midterm elections, women’s political energy shifted the balance of Congressional power. What other impacts will women’s anger have in politics? Rebecca Traister, author of "Good and Mad: How Women’s Anger is Reshaping America" joined the show.

In this episode we discuss the recent viral controversy of Covington Catholic High School students jeering and taunting an indigenous elder. We discuss how the story broke and the quick backlash to it. We discuss the anatomy of privilege that quickly transformed Nick Sandmann from a racist bully into a victim. We talk about the...

Sports Talk 101 Podcast Crew brings you Episode 26 with Special Guest Coach Vanessa Powe! N.F.L. Conference Championships Recap, Tom Brady and the Pats do it again, N.F.L. officiating, Super Bowl preview Rams vs Pats, Covington Catholic High School disgrace, The evolution of Womens' basketball, Off-Topic Segment: Your partner is a reflection of you; so choose wisely...

Author John Zmirak examines the Covington Catholic High School students who were the victims of media malpractice involving a so-called "Vietnam veteran".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send Bernie Sanders To Venezuela Today's topics include: The Venezuelan people are crying out - and maybe Bernie Sanders is the only guy who can save them...; next, Lee Edwards (leading historian of American Conservatism, author/editor of 25 books) joins the show to discuss the downfalls of socialism, along with why so many democratic leaders are in love with the idea of it - especially in light of what is currently happening in Venezuela; and finally, John Daniel Davidson (senior correspondent at The Federalist) continues the on-going discussion surrounding the Covington Catholic High School students. Davidson sheds some light on why these students were the perfect villains for mainstream media to frame.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Pete Santilli LIVE Broadcast Tuesday - January 22, 2019 3:00 PM Eastern Today on the Pete Santilli Show: Pete covers the explosive story of Covington Catholic High School kids who were unfairly targeted by the mainstream media’s insatiable appetite to demonize anyone including children who support the President Of The United States — Donald J. Trump.   |Episode #1459 - The Pete Santilli Show  - Tuesday - January 22, 2019 State Of The Union: Trump Announces Plan To Show Up & Dares Nancy Pelosi To Block Access To The House https://youtu.be/fEf7R3eJfN0    20 % Off The Night Protector Flashlight Kit: http://thepatriotkit.com  Promo code: Pete20 President Trump Collector Coin:  http://trumpcoin2020.com  FREE SHIPPING! Use Promo Code: PeteSantilli #MAGA #RedVestBrigade : https://amzn.to/2VjMCsp    III Percenter Patch: https://amzn.to/2VnmSvk  #MAGA Trucker Hat: https://amzn.to/2Swfrjy  COFFEE MUG: http://petelive.tv/mug002 Emergency Food Supply: http://PrePareWithPete.com  HELP US FIGHT AGAINST SILICON VALLY CENSORSHIP! JOIN THE E-MILITIA , SUBSCRIBE TO BOTH OF OUR CHANNELS & CLICK THE NOTIFICATION BELLS ( http://e-militia.com/join )

Gary Jeff continues to break down what is happening in the Covington Catholic High School incident, and the latest on the stand-off in Washington.

The guys break down the viral video of the Covington Catholic High School students vs Nathan Phillips, and how real journalism in America is gone. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/freedomstrips)

On today's episode of Blunt Force Truth, Chuck and Mark dive into the controversy between the Covington Catholic High School students and a Native American activist. They also talk about the stream of violent threats through social and mainstream media directed towards these students, who are technically minors in a court of law. Chuck and Mark move into discussing the issues caused by the liberal media misinforming citizens and people relying on late night talk show hosts for news. They chat about how, although most people see past the absurdity of it all, many are still drawn in by the "loudest voice" in today's media. They continue today's show by discussing how we are losing certain aspects of our republic. Chuck explains why using the term "democracy" to describe our nation is both destructive to our founding principles, and a prime example of the Left controlling the terminology used by our citizens. Next, they chat about last weekend's Women's March and why it took place. They also explain how the Women's March has been infiltrated with hate groups that are not truly in support of women's equality. They finish out the show with the topic of President Trump's continuing fight of the Constitution and rights of American citizens. They compare how the Democratic agenda pushes for gun control while continuing to fight a border wall that will allegedly do the same.   Blunt Force Truth fans: Don't forget to leave us a voicemail for your chance to have your voice heard on a future show. https://bluntforcetruth.com/voicemail/ Also, check out the store on our website to get your own Blunt Force Truth gear. https://store.bluntforcetruth.com/

The Covington Catholic students have been attacked relentlessly. So-called "journalists," media commentators and elected officials - never mind the rabid throngs on social media - have unloaded vicious and violent sentiments towards these kids. Tony Katz thinks its important to remember that they are kids. And, they didn't do anything wrong. "When kids were murdered in Parkland, FL, and the high-profile students became cable news fixtures, I reminded people that you may disagree with what they are saying, about guns and the Second Amendment," says Tony. "But they are kids. Remember that." "Yet, when it comes to Covington Catholic students, media professionals and elected officials seem to think they are fair game for violence and vitriol based on lies. They're not. It's just wrong, and they're wrong."

Stephen and AJ discuss their views on fame, languages, and the 2020 Democratic nominations. Then on MSU Newsroom, they were joined with Louis Biondolillo and discussed the outrage surrounding the twitter controversy with the Covington Catholic High School students and

The Supreme Court took no action today on the Trump administration's plans to shut down a program that shields some 700,000 young undocumented immigrants from deportation. The court's inaction almost certainly means it will not hear the administration's challenge in its current term, which ends in June. The justices' next private conference to consider petitions seeking review is scheduled for February 15. Even were they to agree to hear the case then, it would not be argued until after the next term starts in October. What does this mean for DACA going forward? So, with the court's inaction today, are people celebrating, or is this just a positive step in a very long journey?Jailed Press TV anchor Marzieh Hashemi appeared in court in Washington, DC, last week before a grand jury. Her children were also called in to testify and were not allowed to speak with her. No charges have been filed. Her son Hossein Hashemi told the Associated Press that his mother would have been willing to cooperate with the FBI and did not need to be jailed as a material witness. He says no one in his family can fathom why she would be considered a material witness for federal investigators. What going on here?The Supreme Court on Tuesday revived the Trump administration's policy of barring most transgender people from serving in the military. In a brief, unsigned order, the justices temporarily allowed the ban to go into effect while cases challenging it move forward. The vote was 5 to 4, with the court's five conservative members in the majority and its four liberal members in dissent. What dose this mean for transgender Americans who want to serve in the military, and will there be a ripple effect into other sectors of American society?According to the New York Times, "When the Trump administration announced last month that it was lifting sanctions against a trio of companies controlled by an influential Russian oligarch, it cast the move as tough on Russia and on the oligarch, arguing that he had to make painful concessions to get the sanctions lifted. But a binding confidential document signed by both sides suggests that the agreement the administration negotiated with the companies controlled by the oligarch, Oleg V. Deripaska, may have been less punitive than advertised." What's going on here? What were the implications on aluminum prices as Trump's sanctions took effect?A crowd of teenagers surrounded a Native American elder and other activists and appeared to mock them after Friday's Indigenous Peoples March at the Lincoln Memorial. Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky is closing today over security concerns. Protests were originally planned for today outside of the school but were held outside the Diocese of Covington instead. Students from Covington were thrown into the national spotlight over the weekend when a video emerged of one student wearing a Make America Great Again hat facing off with Native American activist Nathan Phillips. Nick Sandmann, a junior at Covington Catholic High School, who said he is the student in the video, said he was trying to defuse a tense situation and denied insinuations that anyone in the crowd was acting out of racism or hatred. How did this story really unfold, and did the media stir up a provocative and sensational visual for a situation that proved to be more complex than originally described? GUEST:Carlos Castaneda — Attorney at Garcia & Garcia.Nargess Moballeghi — Freelance journalist and associate of Marzieh Hashemi's family.Evan Young — National president of the Transgender American Veterans Association.Daniel Lazare — Journalist and author of three books: The Frozen Republic, The Velvet Coup, and America's Undeclared War. Joseph L. Graves Jr. — American scientist and the associate dean for research and professor of biological studies at the Joint School for Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, which is jointly administered by North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and UNC Greensboro.

What we each saw in the short video (since deleted) that went viral this weekend of a Covington Catholic High School student staring at a Native American protestor on the National Mall is open to interpretation. Photos and videos carry the authority of truth, yet the 'truth' reflected in a video can vary, depending on what's included, what's left out and how it's framed.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A video surfaces on the internet involving dozens of Covington Catholic High School students chanting while a young man in a Make American Great Again hat stands face to face with a Native American man beating a drum. The media loses their mind and paint the Covington High School students as kids trying to intimidate a poor Native American man. Was this assessment correct or have journalists failed to do their homework yet again? U.S. Californian Senator Kamala Harris decides to run for President in 2020 and her followers are excited but are they talking policy? The Apes break it down and give their take.

Rep. Omar is calling a southern border wall "sinful" which appears to be an evolution of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) repeated statement that such a wall would be "immoral." We'll take a look back at May of 2016 in Flint, Michigan. Politifact once again shows why you should take their "fact-checking" with a grain of salt. The U.S. Supreme Court reinstated Trump’s ban on transgender military personnel... for now. The superintendent of a rural Minnesota school district canceled a high school basketball team’s scheduled participation in a Monday tournament because a few student fans recently brought a Trump flag to a game. And we'll talk a little about the Covington Catholic High School controversy. Don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! All of this and more as time allows. Listen live, join the chatroom, be a part of the show. 

Laura and Raymond discuss the social media mob’s latest victim - Covington Catholic High School students - with guest Tammy Bruce. Byron York also joins to dish on the government shutdown and Buzzfeed’s fake news report. Plus, a former New Orleans Saints lineman gives his take on one of the worst no-calls in the history of the NFL.

In our latest episode of the podcast, Pete & Evan go off on a number of fun topics... They begin by dissecting the now Supreme Court Case New York State Rifle & Pistol Association vs. City of New York, and how NYC infringes on New York citizens' constitutional rights. Next, they dive into the implications of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez being named to the House Finance Committee under Maxine Waters. Oh boy... Next, they dissect the Covington Catholic High School fiasco that took place after the March For Life event this past Friday. Why is the MSM so biased? They end by diving into a (we kid you not!) porn tax meant to fund the building of a border wall on the Arizona-Mexico border. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, AND LEAVE US A 5 STAR REVIEW! You can find Empire State Conservative Network here: Donate - https://www.empirestateconservativenetwork.com/donate Store - https://www.empirestateconservativenetwork.com/store iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/empire-state-conservatives-podcast/id1441178646 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empire-state-conservative-network/message

Lago talks with Blake Farenthold about Saints owner Gayle Benson criticizing the NFL for the missed pass interference call in their NFC Championship loss and the controversy surrounding Covington Catholic High School.

In our 2nd anniversary episode, Frank and David discuss the incident last weekend at the Lincoln Memorial in which students from Covington Catholic High School came face-to-face with Native American activists. They tease out how this episode links to both contemporary politics and deep historical roots. Last Drops Frank: murals at Notre Dame David: NPR Planet Money episode on 1879 shutdown, Backstory's 10th Anniversary, David & Ida's 23rd Anniversary.

Rep. Omar is calling a southern border wall "sinful" which appears to be an evolution of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) repeated statement that such a wall would be "immoral." We'll take a look back at May of 2016 in Flint, Michigan. Politifact once again shows why you should take their "fact-checking" with a grain of salt. The U.S. Supreme Court reinstated Trump’s ban on transgender military personnel... for now. The superintendent of a rural Minnesota school district canceled a high school basketball team’s scheduled participation in a Monday tournament because a few student fans recently brought a Trump flag to a game. And we'll talk a little about the Covington Catholic High School controversy. Don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! All of this and more as time allows. Listen live, join the chatroom, be a part of the show. 

Hour 1 Joe and the entire crew are in for today's episode. They spend most of the first hour discussing the story of the students from the all-male Covington Catholic High School coming face-to-face with Nathan Phillips, a longtime Native American activist and Vietnam veteran, as he chanted and banged a drum in front of the Lincoln Memorial.

Ok, Who Had The Worst Weekend? Today's topics include: Was it the left-leaning media, or the NFL?...; next, Robby Soave (associate editor at Reason.com) joins us to discuss how quick to judement the mainstream media has become. Students from Covington Catholic High School, who were on a field trip to D.C. wearing MAGA hats, were wrongly accused of being a bunch of 'white-privileged racists' towards an elder Native American activist during an Indigenous Peoples March. Soave explains how that couldn't be further from the truth; and finally, Mary Rice Hasson (author of the book, "Get Out Now") discusses her book and the dangerous precedent California is setting for public schools across the nation, due to left-leaning transgender and progressive agendas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BuzzFeed botches an attempt to take down President Trump, the mainstream media defames and slanders children from Covington Catholic High School, and Democrats refuse to work with Trump to reopen the government.

In a world exclusive, Caiden Cowger interviews a student from Covington Catholic High School, who provides his eyewitness accounts of the events that unfolded with Nathan Phillips (the native american man) at the Lincoln Memorial, during the March for Life. This is the first on air interview with a student discussing what happened.

Leftists used their favorite tactics for silencing those who won't kowtow to their perverse, deceitful, and destructive sexuality ideology. When conservatives warned that allowing males in female private spaces puts girls and women at risk, leftists called them ugly names and mocked them. And now it's been revealed that on May 28, 2021, a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by a skirt-wearing boy who was allowed to use girls' restrooms at Stone Bridge High School in Loudon County, Virginia. The administration then transferred the boy to another district school where he sexually assaulted another girl. He has now been charged with “two counts of forcible sodomy, one count of anal sodomy, and one count of forcible fellatio.” The first victim's father, Scott Smith, attended his first school board meeting ever on June 22, 2021, just 3.5 weeks after his daughter's sexual assault. Many community members attended the meeting to discuss the board's proposed policy of sexually integrating the private spaces of minor students and of compelling teachers to lie by using incorrect pronouns when referring to cross-sex impersonators. A woman who through her rainbow t-shirt identified herself as an “LGBTQ+” activist, quarreled with Smith including telling him she did not believe his daughter was raped by a skirt-wearing boy in the girls' restroom. The police-intervened and Smith—like the Covington Catholic High School boys—was turned into a national villain by leftist activists who identify as “journalists” and no longer have the patience or integrity to investigate stories before mischaracterizing people. I wonder how leftist fathers would react if their 15-year-old daughters had been sodomized in a girls' bathroom at their “safe” schools and then had an activist tell them she doesn't believe it happened. Read more...