Podcast appearances and mentions of David A Clarke

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  Do you want to build a career in human rights, but you don't know where to even begin?  Lindsay Harris shares:     - How she built her career in human rights focused on supporting refugees, including those from Afghanistan. - How to create trauma informed training for students and practitioners and why it's important to take care of our mental health.   - How she found her own voice and gives herself grace when others don't like what she has to say.     Connect with Lindsay at linkedin.com/in/lindsay-m-harris-4737474 on Twitter @Prof_LMHarris.

Hour 1 * Guest: Sheriff David A. Clarke, Ret. – If you’re looking for compromise, you’ve come to the wrong place. I say what I mean, and I mean what I say – AmericasSheriff.com. * Sheriff David Clarke Jr. is former Sheriff of Milwaukee Co, Wisconsin, President of AmericasSheriff LLC, advisory Board member for We Build the Wall Inc, author of the book Cop Under Fire. * Herd Immunity (Not Quarantine) Saves Lives. * 2ND Amendment – Target Criminal Behavior, Not Guns “We must look at what prompted the shootings in the first place” – Unfortunately, cops have backed away from the risks associated with aggressive policing out of fear that they’ll be part of the next sensationalized national news story. * Black Lives Matter rioters assaulted a CNN staffer and chased the news team out of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Wednesday evening, and the network did not mention it on-air, despite discussing the riots multiple times. Criminals just chased the entire CNN crew away from the police precinct. Hour 2 * Guest: Sheriff David A. Clarke, Ret. – If you’re looking for compromise, you’ve come to the wrong place. I say what I mean, and I mean what I say – AmericasSheriff.com. * Sheriff David Clarke Jr. is former Sheriff of Milwaukee Co, Wisconsin, President of AmericasSheriff LLC, advisory Board member for We Build the Wall Inc, author of the book Cop Under Fire. * Herd Immunity (Not Quarantine) Saves Lives. * 2ND Amendment – Target Criminal Behavior, Not Guns “We must look at what prompted the shootings in the first place” – Unfortunately, cops have backed away from the risks associated with aggressive policing out of fear that they’ll be part of the next sensationalized national news story. * Black Lives Matter rioters assaulted a CNN staffer and chased the news team out of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Wednesday evening, and the network did not mention it on-air, despite discussing the riots multiple times. Criminals just chased the entire CNN crew away from the police precinct. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

* Guest: Sheriff David A. Clarke, Ret. - If you're looking for compromise, you've come to the wrong place. I say what I mean, and I mean what I say - AmericasSheriff.com. * Sheriff David Clarke Jr. is former Sheriff of Milwaukee Co, Wisconsin, President of AmericasSheriff LLC, advisory Board member for We Build the Wall Inc, author of the book Cop Under Fire. * Herd Immunity (Not Quarantine) Saves Lives. * 2ND Amendment - Target Criminal Behavior, Not Guns “We must look at what prompted the shootings in the first place” - Unfortunately, cops have backed away from the risks associated with aggressive policing out of fear that they’ll be part of the next sensationalized national news story. * Black Lives Matter rioters assaulted a CNN staffer and chased the news team out of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Wednesday evening, and the network did not mention it on-air, despite discussing the riots multiple times. Criminals just chased the entire CNN crew away from the police precinct.

* Guest: Sheriff David A. Clarke, Ret. - If you're looking for compromise, you've come to the wrong place. I say what I mean, and I mean what I say - AmericasSheriff.com. * Sheriff David Clarke Jr. is former Sheriff of Milwaukee Co, Wisconsin, President of AmericasSheriff LLC, advisory Board member for We Build the Wall Inc, author of the book Cop Under Fire. * Herd Immunity (Not Quarantine) Saves Lives. * 2ND Amendment - Target Criminal Behavior, Not Guns “We must look at what prompted the shootings in the first place” - Unfortunately, cops have backed away from the risks associated with aggressive policing out of fear that they’ll be part of the next sensationalized national news story. * Black Lives Matter rioters assaulted a CNN staffer and chased the news team out of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Wednesday evening, and the network did not mention it on-air, despite discussing the riots multiple times. Criminals just chased the entire CNN crew away from the police precinct.

LaRita BASKERVILLE Attorney Advisor at U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; YouTube Influencer TXC Tells All; Rutgers, ‘07, Univ District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law (UDC Law) ‘11 Contact info: LaRita Baskerville lmwillis72@gmail.com www.youtube.com/c/txctellsall YOU TUBE SERIES “Our Lives as Attorneys, Real Estate Investors and Everything In Between” Instagram: txcholdingsllc LinkedIn: LaRita Baskerville LaRita Baskerville is a native of Orange, New Jersey; alumnus of Rutgers University-Newark and University of the District of Columbia -- David A. Clarke School of Law. She currently resides in smaller city north of Houston, Texas. She has been a practicing federal government attorney for almost 10 years; real estate investor and managing member of TXC Holdings, LLC. She and her business partner provide online educational resources through YouTube channel TXC Tells All. She is excited to offer resources about pre law, law school and beyond; personal finances; and everything in between!

If you’re a close listener of Getting Curious, you’ll know that today’s conversation with Professor Saleema Snow, all about the practice known as civil asset forfeiture, is a long time coming. Civil asset forfeiture allows law enforcement to seize and often keep any property they suspect is involved in a crime. Jonathan wants to learn more about this practice: how deep its roots are, how it came to exist across the United States, what it reveals about discriminatory policing, and what it would look like to dismantle this system.   Professor Snow is a Professor of Law at the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law and the director of the school’s Legal Writing Program. She is also an elected member of the D.C. Bar Board of Governors and President of the National Association of Muslim Lawyers.   You can follow Professor Snow on Twitter @SaleemaSnow.   Find out what today’s guest and former guests are up to by following us on Instagram and Twitter @CuriousWithJVN.    Check out all new Getting Curious merch at PodSwag.com.   Listen to more music from Quiñ by heading over to TheQuinCat.com.   Jonathan is on Instagram and Twitter @JVN and @Jonathan.Vanness on Facebook.

Today, we want to discuss how in recent years more black women are finally receiving their shine for their tremendous contributions to the American political scene. With our special guest Jennifer Blemur, we talk about politics, the role of black women and the impact of both. Committed to advancing public welfare, Jennifer Blemur is the State Caucus Network Director for Millennial Action Project. Her goal in working in state policy is to ensure that elected officials not only know what's happening in their communities but are equipped with sensible legislative solutions. Collaborating with elected officials to create transformative change is core to Jennifer's belief that government can effectively meet the needs of its people. Jennifer previously served as the Director of the Women Legislators’ Lobby (WiLL), a program of Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND). Her work in state policy began with the National Black Caucus of State Legislators where she worked as Policy Associate and Legal Counsel writing policy articles and toolkits for legislators. A licensed attorney living in the District of Columbia, Jennifer is a graduate of the David A. Clarke School of Law, a native New Yorker, a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., and a first-generation Haitian-American.You can follow Jennifer on Twitter and Instagram @JABlemurESQ or follow the work of the Millennial Action Project @MActionProjectCheck out her article here!Please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts!Check out our YouTube channel and remember to subscribe!!Catch up on some of our many articles on our Blog !! Like and follow our page on Facebook, “Full-Time Black Woman” Follow us on Instagram @fulltimeblackwomanFollow us on Twitter @FTblackwoman***********************************************************************************************************BUZZSPROUT LINK:fulltimeblackwoman.com/buzzsprout/***********************************************************************************************************INSTACART LINK:fulltimeblackwoman.com/instacart/

Amy Currotto is a recent law graduate from the University District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law in Washington DC, where she specialized in international investment law. During her time in law school, Amy work at the World Bank at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). Amy also spent time working at the United States Congress in the House of Representatives. Amy has lectured on international topics across the country relating to international business, human rights, and dispute resolution.

* Guest: Scott Bradley – To Preserve The Nation – FreedomsRisingSun.com. * Trump makes Roe anniversary ‘Sanctity of Life Day’ ‘We will never tire of defending innocent life’ – LifeSite News. * Trump returns to World Economic Forum, announces fulfillment of promise made 2 years earlier – At the 2018 forum, Trump promised that the “great American comeback” had officially been launched. * David A. Clarke, Jr. @SheriffClarke Look at Obama’s numbers. He was a wet blanket on the US economy. * Good Samaritan finds box filled with $27,000 cash outside credit union, returns it to dumbfounded tellers. * Kanye West testifies to stadium crowd how God freed him from mental illness, addiction. * Soros to start $1 billion school to fight nationalists, climate change. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Steve Anderson, MA, is a trusted authority on risk, technology, productivity, and innovation. He has over 35 years of experience in the insurance industry. He is also the author of The Bezos Letters: 14 Principles to Grow Your Business Like Amazon (Morgan James , September 2019). Anderson is a professional speaker, writer, and “futurist.” His speaking portfolio includes presentations on the future of technology, the influence of social platforms, how businesses can leverage the internet, and how they can assess and use risk to their advantage. He was chosen as one of the original 150 LinkedIn Influencers and has over 340,000 followers. For the past two decades he has served as the president of The Anderson Network. Prior to that, he served eight years as Vice President of Cadenhead Shreffler Insurance, and 12 years at Gilbride Insurance Agency. He is a Certified Insurance Counselor with numerous honors earned including #10 Influencer to Know in the World of Insurtech; Insurance's Top 100 Individual Influencers on Twitter; and an Insurance Automaton Award recipient. He serves as the co-chair for Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America's ACT API Workgroup. For the past quarter-century, he has been a member of the faculty for The National Alliance for Insurance Education Research. He has co-hosted The Digital Broker Podcast over the past year and a half. He holds a B.S. in Business Administration and Economics from Taylor University and a Master's Degree in Legal Studies with an emphasis in Insurance Law from University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law. Steve and his wife, Karen, have two married daughters, and seven young grandchildren. They live in historic Franklin, Tennessee. For more information, please consult: www.thebezosletters.com

In many ways, our immigration system has failed individuals seeking asylum in the United States. Lindsay Harris, Professor at the University of DC’s David A. Clarke School of Law, joins Perspectives on Immigration Reform hosts to discuss the asylum process, how prosecutorial discretion effects those seeking asylum and a potential solution to our immigration system’s inadequate funding.

https://www.libertyroundtable.com/ Liberty Roundtable Radio Show Hour 1 – 6/28/2019 * 1st Socialist Democratic debate: Pro-death, Unhinged, Male-hating, Anti-gun, open-borders, Globalism-promoting Not to Mention climate crisis Claiming, Racists! * Biden Takes a Beating, Kamala Harris, Warren winners? * Joe Biden Gaffe: My First Priority as President Would Be to Defeat Trump. * Fact Check: Biden Says He Only Opposed Busing by Department of Education, Which Did Not Exist. * Twitter To Flag Abusive Trump Tweets? * David A. Clarke, Jr.: Follow me @Parler. I am done with these TOTALITARIAN BIGOTS running @Twitter. WILL ONLY USE THIS SITE TO BLAST TWITTER OWNER PIGS. Nobody Controls Sheriff Clarke’s Speech But Me. Show Some Courage And Make The Switch. * Willow Smith Tells Her Grandmother She Desires Bisexual Bigamy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Today, a panel of immigration lawyers joins Tom to discuss the Trump Administration’s ----zero tolerance---- immigration policies. Today is the court-ordered deadline for the government to re-unite migrant children under the age of five with their families, most of whom were detained for crossing the US border illegally. It’s a deadline that will not be met for at least 40 of the more than 100 infants and toddlers who have been separated from their parents. A District Court Judge has also denied an Administration motion to extend the time the government is allowed to detain children past the current 20-day limit. So, what’s next for the 3,000 minors who have been separated from their families? Tom's guests are:Anne Chandler, the executive director of the Houston office of the Tahirih Justice Center, a Washington, DC based group that provides legal and other services for women and girls seeking refuge from violence in their home countries. She joins us on the phone from Houston;Ofelia Calderon joins us from the studios of NPR in Washington, DC. She is an immigration activist and a lawyer in private practice in Virginia; And on the line from New Orleans, Professor Lindsay Harris, who teaches at the University of the District of Columbia's David A. Clarke School of Law, and co-directs UDC’s Immigration and Human Rights Clinic.Our guests also address listeners' questions and comments.

Big data has produced big change. As anyone with a phone knows, technology has exploded – and created startling amounts of data about our lives. How is this information tracked and stored, and how does that affect our rights? Algorithms trained on big data have transformed law enforcement and social services. Cash-strapped governments have proven especially eager to use automated tools. Some claim to predict crime “hot spots” and even individuals at risk. Others recommend whether to detain or release defendants before trial. And some assign children to schools and families to shelters. All these automated computing tools today play a larger role than ever before. Fans praise these as better than fallible human judgment. But do they live up to their promise? How to judge claims by the companies who stand to make money off them? Can we really achieve transparency and efficiency? Do big data tools, as some charge, simply reinforce class and race prejudice under the guise of objectivity? Can these systems be harnessed for good? And how can affected communities gain control over how data is used and packaged? Join us for a discussion on the use of big data in social welfare, policing, and criminal justice, and its impact on marginalized communities.   Tamika Lewis, Organizer, Our Data Bodies Rachel Levinson-Waldman, Senior Counsel, Brennan Center’s Liberty and National Security Program Cornell William Brooks, Senior Fellow, Brennan Center for Justice Andrew Guthrie Ferguson, Professor of Law, University of the District of Columbia's David A. Clarke School of Law; author, The Rise of Big Data Policing: Surveillance, Race, and the Future of Law Enforcement

Sheriff Scott Israel, a Democrat in the mold of disgraced former Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr, is resisting calls for his resignation over his deputies…

Andrew Guthrie Ferguson discusses his book, The Rise of Big Data Policing, that critically examines data-driven surveillance technologies and their legal impact on everyday policing. Andrew Guthrie Ferguson is professor of law at the University of the District of Columbia's David A. Clarke School of Law. He is a national expert on predictive policing, big data surveillance, and the fourth amendment.

In this episode, Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert fills us in on the latest from Washington. From Madison, hard work begins on the budget, and Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. accepts a position with homeland security, what does that mean for him and for the people of Milwaukee county. All that plus winners & losers and your viewer questions.

Last night was our takeover of the Intercept's Facebook live stream, or as we've come to call it: The Intercept Live.We discussed Chelsea Manning's first day of freedom amidst all of the chaos of the first five months of Donald Trump's presidency.We also discuss the implications of the Department of Justice appointing a special prosecutor. Hyper-conservative Sheriff, David A. Clarke, claims to be accepting a position in the Department of Homeland Security. And finally, video has surfaced of Balch Springs police tasering a Black man already in handcuffs.

Frontline - "Sheriff Clarke: The Thin Blue Line" Discusses Black Lives Matter Movement Listen to Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr tell Lt. Col. Oliver North why black lives matter is a “dangerous, hateful, destructive ideology. 0-16 between the guardians of our society and those they serve seems wider now than 0-22 it's been in my lifetime but no one can doubt being a law enforcement officer is 0-28 becoming increasingly dangerous Ferguson Baltimore baton rouge Dallas no walking 0-37 just a few of the many places in our country where violent protests have been 0-43 blamed on members of the thin blue line certain members of the so-called 0-48 mainstream media some political leaders and those who profit from discord have 0-54 all but put targets on the backs of those who were a badge Milwaukee Sheriff 1-00 David Clarke has spent his entire 38 year career in the cause of justice by 1-06 any measure 1-07 he's an American hero and he tells it like it is when you look back at the 1-14 time that I was growing up 1-15 milwaukee was a middle-class city lot of Industry a lot of jobs a lot of 1-20 well-paying family-supporting jobs and then when the industrial economy started 1-27 to leave replaced by the tech age of the information age all that industry went 1-32 away 1-33 milwaukee became a Rust Belt city so you're losing all of these of this 1-37 that's the middle class that's the foundation of a strong community a 1-42 strong society you know it's been replaced 1-45 especially in the black community by the single-parent household and and all of 1-49 the things that have fallen off from that have been devastating for Milwaukee 1-54 so what that meant was we were putting more on the backs of the police you know 1-59 when i started in policing compared to today 2-01 hi was easy and you didn't see is easy back then but it was because you had a 2-06 more stable community you know the police were seen as you know guardians 2-10 and and protectors the officers knew the people in their squad area there beach 2-15 area they walk to be even it 2-17 in a patrol car so there was a connection there was a familiarity you 2-22 didn't have the single parent racial that we have today seventy percent of 2-26 black kids born into a single-family home 2-29 seventy percent when I grew up with Kid first of all you know my first authority 2-34 figure was my dad and my dad demanded discipline demanded and ask for demanded 2-45 he taught me how to respect authority so when I left the house during the day I 2-50 went to school in grade school 2-51 it became the authority figure a teacher they were an authority figure and so 2-56 when I looked I saw my dad I said that's the authority feet these young kids 3-02 don't respect your parents don't respect teachers at school don't respect respect 3-08 other adults in their lives as authority figures now they run up against the 3-12 ultimate authority figure the cop and when that meets that undisciplined young 3-22 kid with no respect for authority meets that authority figure in the form of a 3-26 uniform and a badge the uniforms gotta win I'll tell you why because we are on 3-34 the front lines of water Liberty we have to force along we can't back down 3-37 teachers back down up and get seasick 3-40 this is tee shot you know though don't curse the teacher out in the classroom 3-45 alright will do the same thing on the street so we have to win we have to win 3-50 because ordered Liberty is at stake the cops make millions of stops here across 3-58 the country traffic stops field interview stops they go to calls for 4-02 service millions rarely do they have to source 4-06 very rarely it is an aberration and use deadly force 4-11 this is a rare occurrence has been heightened magnified by the media 4-16 this is a breakdown of the underclass society that's that's the heavy lifting 4-25 it's easier to just slam the police are on the front lines with the most visible 4-29 symbol of government in the community it's not the elected official they're 4-34 rarely seen right consider every day except the deal with some unpleasant 4-39 things for people who are an easy target 4-44 this is a political construct that has nothing to do with black lives 4-52 it's an ideology it's a dangerous hateful destructive ideology in isn't 4-57 very auntie police ideology 5-03 he's a purveyor of hate for the American police officer take it out back ya know 5-11 love ya got about this is not being presented as the symbol of the new civil 5-21 rights struggle compassion for criminals we've gone from Rosa Parks was an icon 5-28 of the civil rights struggle Emmett Till dr. Martin Luther King and others we've 5-36 gone from that to Mike Brown to eric garner to Freddie greatest Sandra bland 5-43 those are icons in a civil rights show no those are criminals engage in 5-49 behavior that contributed toward what happened to them at the end that's what 5-53 bothers me more is it wait a minute wait a minute now we've come a long way in 5-57 the civil rights struggle there was a time in it and it wasn't that long ago 6-01 it's difficult for blacks to volt there's an ugly chapter in this country 6-06 don't have that anymore 6-07 what can we do to keep this going and civil rights struggle as a political 6-12 constructs its so now you gotta resort to criminals and I say Amen 6-17 how do we fall this fight is fast you know for most part to my ground 6-21 the only way you know about this movement or what they claim is happens 6-28 to the media the media knows better 6-30 this stuff has all been debunked that we kill more young black males and police 6-36 interactions any other race it's not even close 6-39 it's not even call if we were close i'd say well you know it's coin flip by a 6-43 two-to-one margin more white males are killed in police interactions and 6-47 blackmails 21 it's not even close 6-51 the media's role really should be responsible reporting look at the data 6-56 look at the research 6-58 and say hey they're making his claim but it's all emotion we understand 7-01 understands the emotion out of these things 7-04 what is what the research shows they won't print that they won't tell that 7-09 side 7-09 I need a supporter or someone who doesn't support them i simply report on 7-13 black labs do you condemn the ante police rhetoric coming from this hateful 7-19 ideology as a journalist sitting here on television I don't have to condemn 7-23 anyone that anything that is something like this 7-27 well either people around the country and energy jobs two conditions like I 7-31 contend that beautiful ideology other groups like the KKK alright i condemn it 7-38 this has fuel and fan the flames of this anger toward the American police officer 7-44 there's only one group in America one time that truly cares about the lives of 7-50 black people in these urban ghettos and it's the American police officer who 7-55 goes down there on a daily basis 7-57 what's their life on the line to protect who black people and I've been all 8-03 across this country talking to cops 8-05 I say cop some old-school I'm a cop I'm a career college that tell people my 8-10 career cop other beleaguered right now we didn't get into this to die but we 8-16 volunteer more willing to make that sacrifice by called the ultimate 8-19 sacrifice we want to do that to make our community safer 8-22 however we gotta know it's worth these men and women leaving behind spouses 8-27 children 8-30 siblings parents and I want to know hey this was worth so when I see what's 8-38 going on today and I go to the law enforcement officers memorial wall 8-42 washington DC i stand in the middle of that plastic and I say to myself what 8-48 must they be think 20,000 names of law enforcement officers killed in line to 8-53 do any idea what must they be thinking with all this stuff going on this 8-57 constant slamming the police defaming us mischaracterizing slandering us if you 9-03 lost sibling of you lots of spots you lost a son or daughter killed in the 9-08 line of duty as a cop 9-11 what would you be thinking the sacrifice was in vain 9-15 Dino cops cops are good people we perfect not really stretch the 9-20 imagination 9-22 our law enforcement agencies perfect not even close to being imperfect as part of 9-27 the human condition you don't expect for my people i sent them on every day they 9-31 know it 9-32 excellence not perfection excellence and from law enforcement officers all across 9-39 this country we get excellence 9-43 hopefully our next president will be the kind of leader who sets an example of 9-49 respect for those who protect and serve in uniform and who admires them as much 9-54 as i do for front lines on NRA news 9-59 i'm oliver north  

We discuss Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. not getting Homeland Security post … is he still in line for a promotion to DC? We have the latest on the roads debate and discuss the latest findings and fallout from the latest installment of our series "Landlord games."

In this episode, our panel discussed if the recount in Wisconsin will make a difference, Trump filling out his cabinet and what the future holds for Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. They also take a look at Act 10 after five years, pick winners and losers and answer viewer questions.