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05/05/25: Joel Heitkamp is joined on KFGO by Minnesota State Senator Grand Hauschild to get an update on the legislative session. Grant is an Assistant Majority Leader in the Minnesota State Senate, representing District 03 out of Hermantown. (Joel Heitkamp is a talk show host on the Mighty 790 KFGO in Fargo-Moorhead. His award-winning program, “News & Views,” can be heard weekdays from 8 – 11 a.m. Follow Joel on X/Twitter @JoelKFGO.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on America in the Morning   Dismantling The Department of Education President Trump is making good on a campaign promise to begin eliminating the Department of Education. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.     Trump-Judicial Showdown A federal judge who demanded the Trump administration turn around flights carrying migrants accused of being part of a notorious Venezuelan gang out of the country last weekend says officials must tell him why they ignored his order. John Stolnis has more on the growing showdown between the Trump administration and the judicial branch.     Personal Info Outed During JFK File Release Some people who were named in the JFK assassination files released earlier this week are not happy with the decision made by President Trump. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports on personal information being part of the release that has led to serious concerns.     DOGE Social Security Ruling Saying it was like – quote – “hitting a fly with a sledgehammer,” a judge released a 137-page ruling blocking the Department of Government Efficiency from accessing some Social Security system records. Lisa Dwyer reports.    EU Delaying New Tariffs The European Union will delay implementing its first set of tariffs on goods from the U.S. until the middle of April to allow for additional time for discussions with Washington.      Bridge Concerns Federal transportation officials say last year's collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore was an accident waiting to happen. Correspondent Donna Warder reports.       Reason Behind DOE Dismantling President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing Education Secretary Linda McMahon to start the process of dismantling the Department of Education. Correspondent Collin Binkley looks at the reasons the Trump administration is making this move.     Hospital Shooting There were tense moments in the Detroit suburb of Troy, Michigan, after a man was shot outside of a hospital in what police called a targeted attack. Correspondent Donna Warder reports that despite initial confusion as to what happened, police acted fast to track down the shooter.    Latest On The Houthis President Trump is demanding that Iran immediately stop supplying long-range missiles and other weapons to the Houthis in Yemen. This comes after the US military this week attacked Houthi positions that are threatening commercial ships in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea. Correspondent Jennifer King reports.    Trump Rails Against Judges President Trump is calling on the US Supreme Court to reverse injunctions placed on his administration's efforts to carry out mass deportations and other moves to downsize the scope of government.     Khalil's Arrest On Tape New cell phone video shows the arrest of a Columbia University anti-Israel activist by federal immigration agents. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.    American Held In Afghanistan Freed An American civilian being held by the Taliban in Afghanistan is now a free man and will be heading back to the US. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports.     Lawmaker's Sex Sting A politician who was arrested in a sex sting has resigned from the Minnesota State Senate.  Finally   We may only be in March, but it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas for singing legend Mariah Carey. Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports on a court case featuring her wildly popular holiday tune. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sarah Hagenow, Poynette, feels at home in Wisconsin’s agricultural industry and enjoys telling the stories of its hard-working people. She is a senior at the University of Minnesota and will graduate with a degree in agricultural and food business management and a minor in international agriculture. Hagenow’s youth was characterized by involvement in 4-H and FFA, which spurred her to join the Gopher Dairy Club, Agricultural Business Club, Agricultural Mentor Program, and the dairy cattle judging team at college. Hagenow has held internships with Heatherstone Enterprises, Viking Dairy Company, the Minnesota State Senate, and the Animal Agriculture Alliance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mary Kunesh from the Minnesota State Senate is in for her weekly update   Wendy has her Sacred Pets segment  

Send us a textLeave me a voicemail: speakpipe.com/longcovidmdLindsey Port, who lives with severe Long COVID, represents District 55 in the Minnesota State Senate. How does she do it and to what extent can state governments impact the lives of people with chronic illness? In our conversation, Senator Port shares why she insists on disability accommodations, why it was important for her to share her Long COVID story, and why she encourages YOU to share yours.Senator Port believes that while there are valid reasons for concern as the government undergoes a transition, there are concrete reasons to remain hopeful. Learn more about Senator Porthttps://www.instagram.com/lindseyportmn/https://www.lindseyportmn.com/https://bsky.app/profile/lindseyportmn.bsky.socialSubscribe for more at LongCovidMD.substack.com, and follow Dr Khan on X @doctor_zeest

Kip has learned that clients like to have a quarterback or “go-to” person they can talk to about their strategic talent needs. He likes being in that quarterback role for the clients we serve.The large network of relationships Kip has developed within the national business and legal communities, along with his broad technical recruiting expertise, enable him to bring the right resources to help our clients solve their most difficult executive recruiting, talent acquisition and business challenges.Multiple years while in private law practice, Kip was named a Minnesota Super Lawyers Rising Star. He is a member of the Minnesota State Bar Association and a former Minnesota State Senate candidate.Kip earned his B.A., cum laude, in English and Communication from St. John's University and his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law.Kip is an avid triathlete, marathoner, and fitness & weight training enthusiast.Webpage: https://www.kipsearch.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kip.knippel.5Connect and tag me at:https://www.instagram.com/realangelabradford/You can subscribe to my YouTube Channel herehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDU9L55higX03TQgq1IT_qQFeel free to leave a review on all major platforms to help get the word out and change more lives!

Stand Up is a daily podcast. I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. Please subscribe now for as little as 5$ and gain access to a community of over 700 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls Check out StandUpwithPete.com to learn more  As the Senior Director of Communications at Third Way, Kate oversees the organization's communications strategy. She guides a team of talented professionals to distill Third Way's research, analyses, and insights in simple and sticky ways for Washington policymakers, advocacy leaders, and members of the press. Kate has been featured in The Hill, Huffington Post, the Washington Examiner, and podcasts like Majority 54 and Beyond Politics. Prior to joining Third Way in 2015, Kate spent almost six years on Capitol Hill with former Congressman Luis V. Gutiérrez. As a lead negotiator in the House of Representatives on a bipartisan immigration bill, Congressman Gutiérrez and seven other members attempted to find common ground on one of the most politically divisive issues of the day. Kate built the Congressman's social media presence from 40,000 followers to over 380,000 followers as they educated constituents and members of the public about negotiations in Washington and the rollout of the DACA program. During her tenure, the Congressman became the number one Facebook profile in the U.S. House of Representatives, a major feat for a member who was not a committee chairman or a part of leadership. She was particularly proud of the day he surpassed the Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi in followers. Kate began her career in the Minnesota State Senate, where she worked to pass the first legislation in the nation to ban BPA in baby bottles.   When she's out of the office, Kate loves playing volleyball, volunteering with her church, escaping to enjoy time at the lake, and exploring local parks with her husband and son. Follow Kate on Twitter at @KatedeGruyter, but be sure to also follow Third Way at @ThirdWayTweet and @ThirdWayOrg on Instagram/Threads/TikTok too! Watch Union Made by Jon Carroll Pete on Tik Tok Pete on YouTube  Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page Stand Up with Pete FB page All things Jon Carroll   

We've been warning listeners about a dangerous pandemic treaty being orchestrated by the World Health Organization -WHO-. Our nation averted that threat a year ago but unfortunately it's back again. --Returning to Crosstalk to discuss this latest development was Dr. Michele Bachmann. Dr. Bachmann is dean of the Robertson School of Government at Regent University. She previously served in the Minnesota State Senate then ran for Congress in 2006 and won as the first Republican woman from Minnesota elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. She was reelected and served for multiple years.--Later this month -May 21st through the 30th- the 76th World Health Assembly will be held in Geneva, Switzerland. They're seeking to adopt amendments to the international health regulations and would place the WHO in control over the world. Right now it appears that the Biden administration is -all in- on this matter. If the U.S. becomes a party to this, and another so-called -health emergency- is declared, you can say -good-bye- to your personal freedom regarding medical choices and in general, the sovereignty of America.- -Dr. Bachmann described how during the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous freedoms were lost. This happened because President Biden gave himself emergency powers. This allowed him to simply issue directives such as landlords not being able to evict tenants who refused to pay rent. There was the paying of people to stay home from work which has led to an unprecedented level of inflation, the mask mandates, the shutting down of churches and more. --She believes the Biden administration is hoping to give that high level of emergency power over to the WHO.

We've been warning listeners about a dangerous pandemic treaty being orchestrated by the World Health Organization -WHO-. Our nation averted that threat a year ago but unfortunately it's back again. --Returning to Crosstalk to discuss this latest development was Dr. Michele Bachmann. Dr. Bachmann is dean of the Robertson School of Government at Regent University. She previously served in the Minnesota State Senate then ran for Congress in 2006 and won as the first Republican woman from Minnesota elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. She was reelected and served for multiple years.--Later this month -May 21st through the 30th- the 76th World Health Assembly will be held in Geneva, Switzerland. They're seeking to adopt amendments to the international health regulations and would place the WHO in control over the world. Right now it appears that the Biden administration is -all in- on this matter. If the U.S. becomes a party to this, and another so-called -health emergency- is declared, you can say -good-bye- to your personal freedom regarding medical choices and in general, the sovereignty of America.- -Dr. Bachmann described how during the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous freedoms were lost. This happened because President Biden gave himself emergency powers. This allowed him to simply issue directives such as landlords not being able to evict tenants who refused to pay rent. There was the paying of people to stay home from work which has led to an unprecedented level of inflation, the mask mandates, the shutting down of churches and more. --She believes the Biden administration is hoping to give that high level of emergency power over to the WHO.

LandLife 73: Headhunting with the Kipper Today we have Arete Syndicate member and all around cool guy Kip Knippel on the show. Kip has learned that clients like to have a quarterback or “go-to” person they can talk to about their strategic talent needs. He likes being in that quarterback role for the clients we serve. The large network of relationships Kip has developed within the national business and legal communities, along with his broad technical recruiting expertise, enable him to bring the right resources to help our clients solve their most difficult executive recruiting, talent acquisition and business challenges. Multiple years while in private law practice, Kip was named a Minnesota Super Lawyers Rising Star. He is a member of the Minnesota State Bar Association and a former Minnesota State Senate candidate. Kip earned his B.A., cum laude, in English and Communication from St. John's University and his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law. Kip is an avid triathlete, marathoner, and fitness & weight training enthusiast.

Afternoons Live with Tyler Axness welcome Rob Kupec in studio. Rob tell us how the campaign is going and what he plans to do with the job if elected.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode contains the full audio from a candidate forum hosted by the News Tribune and Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce. Guests are Grant Hauschild and Andrea Zupancich for State Senate District 3, and Sen. Jen McEwen and Alex Moe for State Senate District 8. The Duluth News Tribune Minute is a product of Forum Communications Company and is brought to you by reporters at the Duluth News Tribune, Superior Telegram and Cloquet Pine Journal. Find more news throughout the day at duluthnewstribune.com. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider supporting our work with a subscription at duluthnewstribune.news/podcast. Your support allows us to continue providing the local news and content you want.

09/16/22: Joel is joined by Rob Kupec, DFL-endorsed candidate for District 4 in the Minnesota State Senate. Joel has a conversation with Rob regarding his campaign and the top issues, including abortion, infrastructure, and worker shortages. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Feedback: Review of feedback from UnCommon SenseWhat's on my mind: We already live in Gilead:https://eand.co/this-is-how-america-keeps-collapsing-912ed8b4f847News:·   The FBI executes search warrant at Mar-a-Lago:https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/08/08/us/trump-fbi-raid·   Entire white police force quits, after Black woman hired as Town Manager:https://sdvoice.info/all-white-police-force-quits-after-black-woman-named-town-manager/·   Trump says that he is the target of a “Witch Hunt”, and I agree:https://www.reuters.com/legal/trump-signals-he-will-testify-new-york-probe-into-business-practices-2022-08-10/·   How can you think you are on the right side, when your side is banning fucking books:https://onlysky.media/hemant-mehta/public-libraries-face-new-attacks-from-conservative-christians/·   Black Women are making HERstory in elections for Minnesota State Senate:https://newsone.com/4387803/black-women-minnesota-senate/This shit is for us: Hieroglyphic Thinking:Bible Study with Atheist Mike: Comparative Theology:https://www.patheos.com/library/islam/ethics-morality-community/vision-for-societyClosing: Black businesswoman to give away $25,000 in grants to Black entrepreneurs: https://www.blackenterprise.com/27-year-old-quits-corporate-job-builds-her-own-empire-now-giving-25k-in-funding-to-black-entrepreneurs/

In a new series here on Jesse Ventura's Die First, Then Quit we will be giving a platform and showcasing candidates, activists, and influencers who are fighting to bring something new, fresh, and game changing to the worlds of politics and pop culture.In this inaugural episode, Tyrel Ventura sits down with Minnesota State Senate candidate Huldah Hiltsley to discuss the trials, tribulations, and successes she has faced, not only, on the 2022 campaign trail but throughout her very unique life. Including her family's incredibly heartwarming story involving legendary Minnesota Senator Paul Wellstone. A moment in her life that directly ties into her historic run for Senate.Though she is aiming to win the nomination and run on the Democratic Party ticket this November, Huldah's grassroots, community organizer passion to represent with honesty and accountability the over eight-five thousand residents of her district makes her stand out from rest of the two-party pack. Add in the fact that she refuses to take lobbyist money and that her dedication to change the system from the inside out is shaking up the old money, old politics, status quo of the Minnesota Democratic Party and you, my friends, have got the makings for a truly independent, one-of-a-kind candidate.The kind of candidate that we like to feature here on Jesse Ventura's Die First, Then Quit. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jesseventura.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to the gambling news podcast where you can get the latest real money online casino news from PlaySlots4RealMoney.com, Online Blingo,Casino Slots Money, and EasyMobileCasino.com.In our first story this week, Gun Lake Casino in Wayland Township is up for a major expansion. On Thursday, the casino hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking for the $300 million development that will include a 15-floor hotel and a large-scale entertainment venue dubbed "The Aquadome"The project is supposed to turn the casino into a first-class resort that will attract visitors from all over the state. When it's finished, the hotel will feature 252 guest rooms and 30 luxury suites. The Aquadome will boast palm trees and tropical flora with temperatures held at 82 degrees throughout the year. Plans also include a multi-purpose stage that will host live events for up to 2,400 people. The whole project is expected to be completed in March of 2025.Next up, a Glendale man was arrested after leaving his kids in a car while gambling at the Casino Arizona in Scottsdale. Keo Bunchhor was apprehended on May 19 after the police found his 5 and 2-year-old kids locked in a vehicle in front of the casino. As officers approached the car, they managed to talk to the 5-year-old through the rolled-down window. The kid is sad that their father told them he was just going to get the cookie. Fortunately, a by-passer noticed the kids in the car and alerted the local authorities. After arriving at the scene, officers notified the child services and contacted the mother who came to pick up the kids. Bunchhor was taken to jail and charged with two accounts of child abuse.In our next story, a man in Japan was arrested after gambling away most of the money intended for the local Covid-19 relief. The town of Abu in Yamaguchi prefecture was supposed to hand out Covid-19 subsidies to 463 low-income local households. Each family was supposed to receive $780. However, an unnamed town official mistakenly deposited all the money to the account of Sho Taguchi, an unemployed Abu resident. Rather than returning the funds, the 24-year-old spent most of the money gambling in the online casinos. Taguchi was arrested last week and is currently being held in jail on suspicion of computer fraud. As he allegedly refused the town's request to return the money, he's now also facing a lawsuit from the Abu authorities. In our last story, Minnesota State Senate is set to vote on the sports betting bill before the legislative session ends on Monday. The bill would legalize sports betting at both tribal casinos and racetracks, as well as online wagering. However, last week the House passed a similar bill, but without the provision legalizing betting at racetracks. If Senate is to approve the new bill, it will have to work together with the House to resolve the differences between the two legislations. The Minnesota Indian Gaming Association has made it clear that they do not support the Senate's version of the bill, or any other that would include betting at racetracks. Still, the Senate bill has strong bipartisan support and bettors are hoping that some kind of compromise can be reached. 

This edition of Crosstalk revisited a subject that was looked at on Tuesday the 17th in our program with Alex Newman. We are just days away from a World Health Organization meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, and at stake is the sovereignty of the U.S. The Biden administration is planning to offer devastating amendments and agreeing to regulations that will enable the World Health Organization -WHO- the authority to declare a health emergency and take control over life as we know it.--Joining Jim with specifics on this issue was Dr. Michele Bachmann. Dr. Bachmann is the Dean of the School of Government at Regent University. She previously served in the Minnesota State Senate then ran for Congress in 2006 and won as the first Republican woman from Minnesota elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. She was reelected and served for multiple years.

This edition of Crosstalk revisited a subject that was looked at on Tuesday the 17th in our program with Alex Newman. We are just days away from a World Health Organization meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, and at stake is the sovereignty of the U.S. The Biden administration is planning to offer devastating amendments and agreeing to regulations that will enable the World Health Organization -WHO- the authority to declare a health emergency and take control over life as we know it.--Joining Jim with specifics on this issue was Dr. Michele Bachmann. Dr. Bachmann is the Dean of the School of Government at Regent University. She previously served in the Minnesota State Senate then ran for Congress in 2006 and won as the first Republican woman from Minnesota elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. She was reelected and served for multiple years.

05/20/22 : Joel is joined by North Dakota native, Grant Hauschild. He's running for Minnesota State Senate in District 3 and is a current City Councilman of Hermantown, MN.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Panel of experts, Dr. Scott Jensen, Ivor Cummins, and Bobby Bounds, join the program to discuss the tragedy of the last few years. We openly address some of the more difficult issues and address the urgent need for major reform. Learn more about Dr. Scott Jensen and support his campaign for MN Governor at DrScottJensen.com Learn more about Ivor Cummins at TheFatEmperor.com Learn more about Bobby Bounds at DemandEvidence.us Please help us fight for Freedom of Speech, consider donating @ givesendgo.com/DefendingFreeSpeech Solutions to keep from getting sick and to reverse mRNA damage - Dr. Joe Nieusma ControlYourHealth.com coupon codes good thru the end of March 2022: Spring5 - Spend up to $99.99 save 5% Spring10 - Spend $100 to $299.99 save 10% Spring15 - Spend $300 to $499.99 save 15% Sprint 20 - Spend over $500 save 20%   MUSIC CREDITS: "Do You Trust Me" by Michael Vignola, licensed for broad internet media use, including video and audio       See on Bastyon | Bitchute | Odysee | Rumble | Freedom.Social | SarahWestall.TV     Dr. Scott Jensen Biography Scott Jensen is a lifelong Minnesotan and moved to Carver County 30 years ago to raise a family and practice medicine. He published his first book in 2015, Relationship Matters, The Foundation of Medical Care Is Fracturing, which utilizes real life patient stories to emphasize the critical value of patient-doctor relationships and the absolute need for patients to be encouraged to be their own best “champion” for their health care decisions and desires. In 2016 Dr. Scott Jensen received the prestigious annual statewide award, Minnesota Family Physician of the Year, from the Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians. In November 2016, Jensen was elected to the Minnesota State Senate receiving more votes than any other Republican state senator. In 2019 Senator Jensen chief authored and presented seven unique bills on the senate floor, including a groundbreaking Pharmacy Benefit Manager bill representing an entirely new chapter of state statute, and all seven bills were passed by the senate unanimously. In 2020 Senator Jensen was asked by the Senate Majority Leadership to be chief author of the Insulin Safety Net Bill.  After more than a year of gridlock, Senator Jensen brought the bill to the Senate floor after being chief author for 28 days – it passed unanimously.  Subsequently the bill passed unanimously from the conference committee and was signed into law by Governor Walz less than a week later. You can support Dr. Scott Jensen's campaign at DrScottJensen.com   Ivor Cummins Biography Ivor Cummins BE(Chem) CEng MIEI completed a Biochemical Engineering degree in 1990. He has since spent 30 years in corporate technical leadership positions. His career specialty has been leading large worldwide teams in complex problem-solving activity.   Since 2012 Ivor has been intensively researching the root causes of modern chronic disease. A particular focus has been on cardiovascular disease, diabetes and obesity. He shares his research insights at public speaking engagements around the world, revealing the key nutritional and lifestyle interventions which will deliver excellent health and personal productivity. He has recently presented at the British Association of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation (BACPR) and also at the Irish National Institute of Preventative Cardiology (NIPC) annual conferences.  Ivor's 2018 book “Eat Rich, Live Long” (co-authored with preventative medicine expert Jeffry Gerber MD, FAAFP), details the conclusions of their shared research: https://www.amazon.com/Eat-Rich-Live-Long-Mastering/dp/1628602732/   Bobby Bounds Biography Bobby Bounds is an independent Covid mortality analyst with decades of experience working in major hospitals in New Mexico as well as in the private sector. He has been analyzing New Mexico Death Certificate data and has made some i...

In our latest episode, Public Policy Podcast hosts Michelle MacGregor and Scott Ward spoke with the Minnesota State Senate Majority Leader Jeremy Miller, the youngest Senate President in state history, about sports betting, Minnesota's $7.7 billion budget surplus and public safety. As it's an election year for the entire legislature and Governorship, we also discussed the upcoming midterm elections and the redistricting process.

Dr. Scott Jensen, Minnesota Governor Candidate, and independent researcher and tech analyst Bobby Bounds, join the program to discuss the whistleblower covid data and what that really means. We discuss the broken systems and why it's urgent we make reforms or construct new systems without system wide corruption that puts people first. You can support Dr. Scott Jensen's campaign at DrScottJensen.com and see more of Bobby Bounds and his work at DemandEvidence.us Solutions to keep from getting sick and to reverse mRNA damage - Dr. Joe Nieusma (New solutions for reversing mRNA damage has been added - including Quantum Energy and Frequency) Be prepared: Contact info@MilesFranklin - receive the best service & prices in the country on Silver & Gold Guaranteed! MUSIC CREDITS: Motivation Underscore by Media Music Group & "Do You Trust Me" by Michael Vignola, licensed for broad internet media use, including video and audio     See on Bastyon | Bitchute | Odysee | Rumble | Freedom.Social | SarahWestall.TV   Dr. Scott Jensen Biography Scott Jensen is a lifelong Minnesotan and moved to Carver County 30 years ago to raise a family and practice medicine. He published his first book in 2015, Relationship Matters, The Foundation of Medical Care Is Fracturing, which utilizes real life patient stories to emphasize the critical value of patient-doctor relationships and the absolute need for patients to be encouraged to be their own best “champion” for their health care decisions and desires. In 2016 Dr. Scott Jensen received the prestigious annual statewide award, Minnesota Family Physician of the Year, from the Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians. In November 2016, Jensen was elected to the Minnesota State Senate receiving more votes than any other Republican state senator. In 2019 Senator Jensen chief authored and presented seven unique bills on the senate floor, including a groundbreaking Pharmacy Benefit Manager bill representing an entirely new chapter of state statute, and all seven bills were passed by the senate unanimously. In 2020 Senator Jensen was asked by the Senate Majority Leadership to be chief author of the Insulin Safety Net Bill.  After more than a year of gridlock, Senator Jensen brought the bill to the Senate floor after being chief author for 28 days – it passed unanimously.  Subsequently the bill passed unanimously from the conference committee and was signed into law by Governor Walz less than a week later. You can support Dr. Scott Jensen's campaign at DrScottJensen.com   Bobby Bounds Biography Bobby Bounds is an independent Covid mortality analyst with decades of experience working in major hospitals in New Mexico as well as in the private sector. He has been analyzing New Mexico Death Certificate data and has made some interesting discoveries as to the extent of the exaggeration of Covid deaths by the Medical Establishment and the State Governmental apparatus. You can see more of this data and research at DemandEvidence.US    

Last year, both state and federal officials announced initiatives to help uncover missing and murdered relatives. Here's reporter Feven Gerezgiher with the update. On October 22nd, 2021, 15-year-old Neveah Kingbird disappeared without a trace.  For months, friends, family, and law enforcement have been looking for the Bemidji teen, organizing searches across town and soliciting tips on social media. A Facebook page dedicated to the search has over 1000 followers. Posts are shared all over the country. Bemidji police credit the widespread interest in Neveah's case to increased awareness of the many Indigenous women and children that go missing each year. Cases like Neaveah's are why State Senator Mary Kunesh first began advocating for a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women taskforce in Minnesota.  This is about a community of people that have experienced violence and genocide at highest rates than any other group of people in the United States. Kunesh is a descendant of the Standing Rock tribe, and the first Indigenous woman on the Minnesota State Senate. She served in the House for four years before that. December of 2020, a task force she chaired delivered a report with 20 recommendations to the Legislature. First on the agenda: the creation of an office to lead the work. Kunesh: “Because we didn't want to just leave, you know, do the report and then leave it there to to gather dust, I sponsored a bill to create, the very first in the nation actually, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives office. And that would be a new office in our state government, it would be a permanent office, where we'd have an executive director and three staff members that could continue those recommendations that we put forward. So at this time, we have not yet hired the executive director, though the final interviews, I believe, were just last week, and hopefully that executive director will be chosen. And that person will be made ready to hire her staff of three, and we will continue the work of the task force.” Kunesh says the office was renamed to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives to include the two spirit community. The initiative also inspired a similar task force for missing African-American women. In April 2021, Department of Interior Secretary Deb Haaland announced a push on a national scale, creating the Missing and Murdered Unit within the Bureau of Indian Affairs to coordinate investigations and law enforcement resources between federal, state, and tribal agencies. It released a website last month dedicated to solving cases. The site begins to make data on missing persons available, and encourages tips that might help investigators, with the Bureau offering rewards of up to $5,000 in exchange for information. Kunesh is proposing a bill to fund a similar reward program for the state office which she hopes will be up and running by May. Still…. Neveah's family is anxious for answers and her safe return… If you have information about the case, you can report it and stay anonymous by contacting Crime Stoppers of Minnesota at their website www.CrimeStoppersMn.org, or by calling the toll free phone number 1-800-222-TIPS [8477]. Slow moving process to address long-standing injustices is government at its best. But these initiatives are an example of why representation is so important…. And why voting is critical. Senator Kunesh credits the progress made so far in part to the election of several Native women to the state legislature in recent years: Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan, and Reps. Heather Keeler and Jamie Becker-Finn. Kunesh: “We are starting to see more empowerment of our Native American people, and more and more getting elected to office where they can make good change in policy and funding. We're raising our voices. More and more native folks are voting, which is a huge impact on elections in Minnesota. The last election we had the most native Americans participating in the elections and we've ever had.” As legislators consider redistricting, Kunesh has an eye on how different maps impact Native votes. One proposed map combines all northern Ojibwe reservations in one district. “And so I don't see this, you know, the Native American issue, you know, or the, the awareness of these kind of detrimental issues to our native community is going to end anytime. I don't think it's a flash in the pan. I think it's only going to grow, and I think it's going to grow nationally.” Says Kunesh. For Minnesota Native News, I'm Feven Gerezgiher.

María Isa Pérez-Hedges is a musical artist and lifelong Minnesotan whose activism has inspired her to make the big decision of running for Minnesota State Senate! She joins Garrett in-studio to talk about her journey, her music, and her goals as a potential representative for countless Minnesota-based artists and citizens. Scott shines a light on an all-Black, Nashville based wind symphony, Garrett honors the anti-racism of Betty White, and the guys spend the final movement unpacking the idea of "losing friends to CRT". Playlist: perf. Arthur Duncan - "Sing, You Sinners, Sing" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQRdsXU1Mok) perf. Wayne Shorter and Esperanza Spalding - "Footprints" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLVlpk46dP8) Kevin Day - "Pyrotechnics" Sean O'Loughlin - "Imani" Wes Montgomery - "Besame Mucho" María Isa - "Mad Accomplished" María Isa - "By My Side" Carmen Brouard - "Baron Lacroix" More: María Isa for State Senate: https://www.mariaisa.org María Isa Music: https://www.iammariaisa.com Downbeat (Andy Cohen New Year's Eve Rant): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuELqOhSjgM Betty White Once Helped Launch the Career of a Black Tap Dancer: https://people.com/tv/betty-white-once-helped-launch-the-career-of-a-black-tap-dancer-by-hiring-him-for-her-variety-show/ Wayne Shorter/Making Resistance My Ally: https://www.worldtribune.org/2021/12/making-resistance-my-ally/ Nashville's New Black Symphony: https://wpln.org/post/nashvilles-new-black-symphony-is-powered-by-a-love-of-classical-music-and-hopes-to-make-it-more-representative/ R.I. Representative Slammed for Tweeting She Lost "a black friend" to Critical Race Theory: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/12/28/metro/ri-representative-slammed-tweeting-she-lost-black-friend-critical-race-theory/?event=event25

In this week's episode, we speak to Ann Marie Lewis about her educational path and career experiences. We talk with Ann Marie about her journey from being an undergraduate student at Indiana University Bloomington to pursuing a Juris Doctor degree at Washington University in St. Louis School of Law. We speak to Ann Marie about how her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology degree has influenced and enhanced her career at the Senate Counsel at the Minnesota State Senate, how a steady mindset prevails, and what resilience means to her. Currently, Ann Marie serves on the Senate Counsel for the Minnesota State Senate. The Minnesota Senate is the upper house of the Legislative of the U.S. State of Minnesota and is the largest upper house of any U.S. state legislature. Ann Marie explains her passion is in passing bills and legislation that help all Minnesota residents. We discuss how having a balanced, positive mindset carries through her work and life. Additionally, Ann Marie speaks to how resilience ties into everyday life.

Indigenous voices speak on environmental protection and reclaiming political power. What lies ahead in the fight for native rights.John Kane, Mohawk activist and educator, producer and Host of the Let's Talk Native Podcast, and co-host of Resistance Radio on WBAI Pacifica Radio NY joins the Misfits to talk about the indigenous response to COP26 and the final Glasgow Agreement, which the Indigenous Environmental Network has called “disastrous”, as it locks the world into another decade of false solutions, colonialism, and violence against the earth. We talk about the Biden administration allowing a huge oil and gas lease sale in the Gulf of Mexico, along with other leases in Wyoming, Colorado, Montana and other Western states early next year, and how these conferences among elites amount to mere greenwashing as the clock ticks towards climate catastrophe. We also talk about the present and future of protest, particularly indigenous directed protests, the 52nd anniversary of the occupation of Alcatraz Island by native students, and how actions like the Line 3 protests continue this tradition and pave the way for future activism.Ruth Buffalo, member of the North Dakota House of Representatives, and Mary Kunesh, member of the Minnesota State Senate talk to us about how the idea of having sovereign or semi-sovereign tribal nations within the United States seems like an unusual proposition to the general population in the country, how the US government could be a better partner to tribal governments, and what it means to have more indigenous representatives on both sides of these discussions. We also talk about the debate around land use, and how decisions about land use are made, the attention being paid to indigenous-led environmental protection, and to the moral and legal authority native nations have in calling for the end to some major, high profile extraction projects that affect tribal land.Josh Gomez, producer for By Any Means Necessary, John Kirakou, co-host of the Backstory Cordell Woodland, producer for Faultlines, and Dr. Wilmer Leon, co-host of the Critical Hour, join Bob Schlehuber to tell us what they are thankful for and not thankful for in the world of news, politics and culture.

PETE SANTILLI SHOW - #2344 - 6PM EASTERN FRIDAY - FEBRUARY 26, 2021 LIVE BROADCAST: https://vimeo.com/event/706574   Florida Governor Ron DeSantis delivers a speech from CPAC 2021 which is being held in Orlando. Governor DeSantis is leading the way to manage COVID-19 without shutting down schools and businesses. As DeSantis notes the COVID infection rate is lower in open Florida than 23 lockdown states. Additionally, the unemployment rate in Florida is far below the national average despite the tourism industry suffering due to the virus.   https://thepetesantillishow.com/archives/17039  Special Guest: Minnesota Senator Scott Jensen MD Scott Jensen is a lifelong Minnesotan and moved to Carver County 30 years ago to raise a family and practice medicine. He published his first book in 2015, Relationship Matters, The Foundation of Medical Care Is Fracturing, which utilizes real life patient stories to emphasize the critical value of patient-doctor relationships and the absolute need for patients to be encouraged to be their own best “champion” for their health care decisions and desires. In 2016 Dr. Scott Jensen received the prestigious annual statewide award, Minnesota Family Physician of the Year, from the Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians. In November 2016 Jensen was elected to the Minnesota State Senate receiving more votes than any other Republican state senator. In 2019 Senator Jensen chief authored and presented seven unique bills on the senate floor, including a groundbreaking Pharmacy Benefit Manager bill representing an entirely new chapter of state statute, and all seven bills were passed by the senate unanimously.    https://www.facebook.com/DrScottJensen/

Winston Churchill said the following “Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.” In the late 1980's I had a job in the Minnesota State Senate working for a senator whose name was Allan Spear. He was chair of the Judiciary Committee and later went on to become president of the Senate. I was a lowly legislative assistant and a legislative page in the Senate, so I was able to watch a very small portion of the United States democracy function. I have a couple pictures from my archives which remind me of that time and the importance of the transition in the United States right now. The metaphor I think of is that democracy is like a garden, it doesn't just become beautiful on its own, and requires pruning yard work, getting rid of weeds, watering, nurturing, planting transplanting... Even though Winston Churchill said democracy is the worst form of government except for all others, I can't think of a better one! Let's all give support to all forms of freedom of speech, freedom of expression, health, wellbeing, and healing.

We have on the show Michelle Benson. Senator Benson is a republican senator from Ham Lake, Minnesota. She served as deputy majority leader in the Minnesota State Senate and chair of the Health and Human Services finance and policy committee. She was originally elected in 2010 and began her service in 2011. In our mailbag segment we’re covering a question about presidential powers – why does the president get to make so many executive orders when he takes office? And of course, we want to leave you with some practical tips on how you can start to put your faith into action. In our bricklayer segment we have a mission for each listener to take part in during Advent.

Fourteen forums, 16 races, 32 candidates — it all Came to an end Thursday evening, with the last two installments of Med City Beat’s online forum series. The three-week lineup concluded with the candidates for Minnesota State Senate, pitting two sitting GOP Senators against ascendant DFL challengers — David Senjem vs. Sara Flick in District 25, and Carla Nelson vs. Aleta Borrud in District 26. Both debates were packed with discussion on the top issues of the day, though for this story, let’s focus on a couple of the key topics from each debate.

Joining Robert and Wendy is Aleta Borrud, candidate for Minnesota State Senate in Rochester.

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We are back after a short hiatus due to state primaries and other personal things. 

This special episode is a continuation of my Progressive Summit,. With me is Brian Abrahamson for Minnesota State Senate, and on this interview, we learn more about who Brian is, what policies he's running on, and his vision for the people of Minnesota. Be sure to check out his website brianabrahmsonforsenate.com and follow him on Twitter @BA4Minnesota.

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America is facing a double-whammy: a public health emergency and an economic depression that is eliminating health insurance for millions of unemployed. How can America preserve health insurance? Policy makers are weighing three options: preserve the current employer-based insurance, strengthen President Obama's program of offering subsidies to purchase private insurance, or creating a government-run health insurance system. Joel Ario, former Obama health official and a consultant at the Manatt firm, will assess each of these options. He will be joined by the the Deputy Majority Leader in the Minnesota State Senate and chair of the Health and Human Services Finance and Policy Committee, Sen. Michelle Benson.

This week's installment of our Senate Series brings you a chat with Addie Miller, a horse trainer-turned-lawyer seeking to represent Chaska, Chanhassen, Carver, Victoria, and Watertown in the Minnesota State Senate. Addie shares how politics got personal for her, how she's staying true to herself during the campaign, and some of the good work she's looking forward to doing in the Senate. Then, your favorite feminist hosts take a deeper dive into the state of rural mental health care in Minnesota and bring you your weekly COVID corner. Plus, obviously, your usual dose of witchy fun. Show Notes Meet the Guest - Addie Miller Addie Miller is a lifelong Carver County resident, a lawyer, a horse trainer, a Committee Administrator at the Minnesota House of Representatives and a first-time candidate running for an open seat in the Minnesota State Senate, District 47. Addie has always been a "do something about it" kind of woman, and plans to bring that attitude to the Capitol to get stuff done for the people of Minnesota. Addie was driven into public service after the 2016 election brought to light some very glaring injustices in our healthcare system that affected her mom. In addition to her passion for advocacy and justice, she really enjoys yoga, travel, paddleboarding with her dog, and all kinds of music in her little spare time. Links Addie Miller - Campaign Website MN's free Farm & Rural Helpline: 833-600-2670, extension 1 Minnesota Rural Mental Health Specialists Ted Matthews: 320-266-2390 Monica McConkey: 218-280-7785 MN SafeTalk Program - MN Dept of Health --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/renegadefeminist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/renegadefeminist/support

In this episode, Shawn Bolz interviews Senator Paul Gazelka. Senate Leader Paul Gazelka is currently serving his third term in the Minnesota State Senate, he is also an author having written the book: Marketplace Minister. Join the conversation as Shawn and Senator Paul discuss his journey of identity and sonship, the story of how God called him into politics, and the moment he heard from God that moved an agenda forward in politics and how God used this moment to change the outcome. God wants to use you in politics!

Behind the identity politics on the left are the people actually living it on the right. Walter and Zavier Bicott host Kirsten Johnson as she runs for Minnesota State Senate.

Behind the identity politics on the left are the people actually living it on the right. Walter and Zavier Bicott host Kirsten Johnson as she runs for Minnesota State Senate.

He is the host of Bizarre Foods on Travel Channel. What you may not know is that he was homeless for over a year of his life & overcame a serious drug & alcohol addiction before making a profound impact on the lives of humans around the world. Andrew Zimmern shares which of the 170+ countries he's visited has had the most influence on him, & why just 3 hours before recording this interview he was sitting in his hotel writing letters to the Minnesota House of Representatives & the Minnesota State Senate.

News of the presidential race is everywhere. And in the midst of this national conversation, faith continues to play an important role – everything between the way a candidate’s faith might subtly influence their political perspective, to candidates who wear it on their sleeve to a point that seems insincere or dishonest.In this episode, Tim Penny joins us to talk a bit about the intersection of religion and politics. Tim served in the Minnesota State Senate from 1976-1982, and served 6 terms in the US House of Representatives from 1982-1994. He currently serves as the President and CEO of Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation where key interests include early childhood and entrepreneur development. Tim is also a senior fellow at the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey Institute.