Podcasts about senators

Ein besonders gütigen und liebenswerten Heiligen feiern wir mit der Kirche heute. Franz von Sales hat von 1567 bis 1622 gelebt. Er war das älteste von zehn Kindern und sollte nach dem Willen des Vaters in den diplomatischen Dienst gehen.Er hat dann zwar Philosophie und Jura studiert, aber aus rein persönlichem Interesse auch Theologie. Nach seiner Anstellung als Rechtsanwalt und eigentlich mit der Aussicht auf eine glänzende Karriere als Senator ließ er sich aber zum Priester weihen und wurde einer der besten Prediger seiner Zeit und damit beauftragt, die Bevölkerung rings um den Genfer See wieder zum katholischen Glauben zurückzubringen. Weil die Herrschenden den Einwohnern verboten haben, seine Predigten zu besuchen, nutzte er intensiv die damals komplett neuen Medien. In einer klaren und einfachen Sprache druckte er die damals hochmodernen Flugblätter und heftete sie an Häuser, Zäune und Bäume. Und er brachte seine Botschaft - die Botschaft vom liebenden Gott in der Landessprache, was damals absolut unüblich und sensationell war. Franz von Sales war glaubwürdig in einer Sprache, die Gehör und Glauben fand. Franz war ein begnadeter Prediger und ein vorbildlicher Seelsorger, dem es um die persönliche Vertiefung des Glaubens jedes Einzelnen ging. Er leitete als Bischof sein Bistum mit vielen Besuchen, Predigten und Katechese. Seine Liebenswürdigkeit und die Übereinstimmung von Worten und Taten in seiner Lebensführung brachten ihm das Vertrauen der Menschen. Dieser Wesenszug seiner Persönlichkeit gefällt mir in diesen Tagen natürlich besonders gut: Die Übereinstimmung von Worten und Taten. Nehmen wir doch heute mal diesen Satz auf und schauen wir bei uns selber, wie es denn bei mir selbst ist. Stimmen meine Worte mit dem überein, was ich tue? Bin ich in dem, was ich tue, glaubwürdig für das, was ich sage?

Show Notes:We've all come across the internet trolls. They leave annoy or at the least frustrating comments that we all wish we could just reach across the internet sometimes and put them in their place. But unfortunately, if we do happen to be in a moment when our frustration or even self-righteous indignation get's the best of us and we write back a pithy and scathing response, we immediately regret it. But what if we could teach ourselves to always pause just before then, take a moment to think clearly, and then respond more thoughtfully. Well that is exactly what today's guest's system is designed to do. Our guest today is Darcy Luoma. She is the author of Thoughtfully Fit®, is a Master Certified Coach, a dynamic facilitator, and an inspiring motivational speaker. She has worked as director for a U.S. Senator, deputy transition director for a governor, and on the national advance team for two U.S. presidential campaigns. As the owner and CEO of Darcy Luoma Coaching & Consulting, she's worked in forty-eight industries with more than five hundred organizations to create high-performing people and teams. The media has named Darcy the region's favorite executive-and-life coach four times. Darcy balances her thriving business with raising her two energetic teenage daughters, adventure travel, and competing in triathlons. On the show today we discuss the following:Who is Darcy and what does she do (4:12)Darcy's Husband's Arrest (9:26)How she helped her daughters and handled her own lonely fight (13:15)The core of Thoughtfully Fit (20:12)The key to Thoughtfully Fit is the pause, but how? (26:51)Self-Awareness and Self-Mastery for Success (31:35)How slowing down actually speeds up your success (34:22)Why coaching is so valuable (36:43)The difference between coaching and mentoring (38:44)What does it mean to Darcy to be a Contender (41:50)How to learn more about Liz:Darcy's Website: https://darcyluoma.com/ Darcy's Thoughtfully Fit Quiz: https://darcyluoma.com/thoughtfully-fit-quiz/Additional Books, Individuals, or Items Discuss in the show:N/AContact the Host: rob@contenderswanted.comGiveaway: To get access for free to our Financial Freedom Path Finder Quiz and your own copies of your personalized bonuses, the Financial Freedom Path Education Cheat Sheet and the Financial Freedom Foundation Guide, enter your email at www.contenderswanted.com/freedom.

Sunday Replay: Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT)

From voter suppression to the capture of the electoral administration & certification. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We have a major win in the Supreme Court, we have a major win in the United States Senate, and it's Verdict's two year anniversary. Needless to say, we're in the mood to celebrate! With a broken thumb and all, Senator Ted Cruz joins Michael Knowles to break down the major Republican victories from the past week—not the least of which includes striking down Biden's OSHA mandate, saving the filibuster, and…the Senator bringing a First Amendment case to the Supreme Court?? (Yep, you read that right.) And drumroll please…these are the winners of the Episode 100 giveaways. -- Diversify your savings and get up to $1,500 of free silver today with American Hartford Gold: text CACTUS to 6-5-5-3-2. -- Skip the trip to the post office and use https://Stamps.com. Claim your four-week trial today with the promo code: VERDICT.

Senator Ron Johnson - Convening hearings on Covid, wants real answers. by John Catsimatidis

1:00- We played some key cuts from a Virginia Senator who was on the station earlier today, and you'll hear all the logistics of a possible stadium and site.  20:15- It's time for our confidence points picks, which games will be the tightest this week?  34:50- It's time for winning off the field, what's something small in your life that qualifies you as winning off the field? 

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Kamala Harris Visits San Bernardino To Announce Wildfire Prevention Funds Harris will announce 1.3 Billion Dollars in disaster relief funding for the U.S. Forest Service. Nearly half of that will go to California. Reporter: Jonathan Linden, KVCR U.S Senator Alex Padilla on Voting Rights Setback California's junior U.S. Senator, Democrat Alex Padilla, has just marked his first year in office. A progressive who's an ardent supporter of much of the Biden Administration' policy goals, Padilla has participated in some victories, like the passage of the big infrastructure bill. But he's also seen a lot of what he went to Washington to do, like immigration reform and more social spending, blocked by both Republicans and his fellow Democrats.  Reporter: Saul Gonzalez, The California Report New Study Shows How Generations of Race Based Prescribing Guidelines Were Wrong For generations, doctors have been taught to prescribe certain medications to Black patients with high blood pressure. A new study out this week from UCSF finds those guidelines showed no benefits. Reporter: April Dembosky, KQED 

It's a good news/bad news type of day. The bad news - voting rights has failed in the Senate due to... exactly the two Senators you'd think. But here's the great news! First, the Supreme Court ruled against Trump about the Jan 6th documents! Andrew gives us the full breakdown. And the double good news: We've got an interview with House Rep Raja Krishnamoorthi! He reacts to voting rights, Jan 6th, and explains his Ban Conflicted Trading Act! Links: Trump v. Thompson (DC Cir Dec. 9, 2021), SC opinion, Ban Conflicted Trading Act

The Florida Senate has approved redistricting maps for the Senate and congressional districts. A few Senators questioned whether the congressional map really addresses the state's growing Hispanic population. Also on today's Sunrise: — We dig deeper into the redistricting situation with someone who crunches data to help draw redistricting maps. — The Governor had some good news today about the First Lady's cancer treatments. — And efforts to change the Florida state bird and song failed in the Senate.

President Biden is taking heat for his loose talk about Putin and Ukraine at yesterday's marathon press conference, while Mitch McConnell's slip of the tongue about African American voters revealed more than the Senator likely intended. Also, the folks who make M&Ms unveiled updated looks for their candy-coated mascots, intended to represent a more dynamic and progressive world. Next, music legend Dionne Warwick makes her first visit to The Late Show for this two part interview that kicks off with a look at milestone moments in Ms. Warwick's career, like her appearances on the “Ed Sullivan Show” and the pep talk she received from Nina Simone backstage at the Apollo Theater. Then, David Cross, star of the new comedy special, “I'm From The Future,” makes some brave choices during his first Late Show appearance since 2019, including showing up to his interview wearing a turtleneck that covered his entire head. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Following a rambling marathon press conference from Joe Biden—only the second in his one-year-old presidency—Charlie highlights the most troubling moments, attempts to make sense of the incomprehensible, and does his best body-language analysis of our Septuagenarian Gaslighter-In-Chief. He's also joined by Senator Tom Cotton to talk GOP Politics, CCP Genocide, and to detail his important fight to protect free speech on college campuses.  Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/support See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Afternoons 3-6 on 105.9 The X The List Mark takes out the Steelers defense and doesnt understand why people are holding onto the notion that they are a great unit. Ask Mark Anything bumps up today. The Hockey Night show presented by GetGo takes over for the final half hour, and Mark is joined by Mike Defabo to discuss the Penguins and the game tonight against the Senators.

Elliotte joins Jeff to talk about the news that the Leafs and Senators will be able to have 50 percent capacity at home games starting February 21st and full capacity March 14th, and the financial damage to the NHL and salary cap (0:14). Next, a talk about Toronto's loss to the Rangers,  Sheldon Keefe's post-game comments, Jake Muzzin's health status, and whether the team is looking to make a move ahead of the deadline (2:14). They chat about the GM interview process in Vancouver as the Canucks inch closer to making a decision, Kent Hughes' introductory press conference in Montreal, and whether moving Ben Chiarot is the first order of business for Hughes (13:03). To finish, they touch on this important stretch for the Oilers which starts with a matchup against the Panthers (17:32). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

In this episode, Don Lemon blames the anti-vaxxed for continued spread of COVID. Top Republicans want full travel records on Hunter Biden. Pending 2022 midterms heat up.

In this special MLK Day solo episode that mobilizes not the memory, but the message of The Radical King, Sister Turner asks us, ‘What must we do to be saved? What must we do to do our part to fight for justice?' Y'all, there's no other way to say it: SNT is on F-I-R-E in this episode and leaves you with the biggest mic drop of the season. Listen. Now. Hello Somebody! We send special thanks to the service of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the work of Mrs. Coretta Scott King. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Join us as we have a one on one with Senator Royce West. We will dive in this past legislative session, the state of democrats moving forward post Donald Trump, race relations, and moving the needle forward in democracy!

Senators Tim Scott and Cory Booker clash over Jim Crow comparisons & Voting Rights.; Voting Rights Bills blocked by Senate GOP, Manchin & Sinema after blocking filibuster change; What was the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871?; Distortion of Dr. King's Legacy Racial Justice by Michael Imhotep – TheAHNShow with Michael Imhotep 1-19-22 Support The African History Network through Cash App @ https://cash.app/$TheAHNShow or PayPal @ TheAHNShow@gmail.com or http://www.PayPal.me/TheAHNShow   

It's another one of those weeks: 5G gives you better reception but possible plane crashes, Biden trusts Trump's Postmaster General to get us our COVID tests, and the Supreme Court blocks a federal mandate to get everyone vaccinated. Plus, the voting rights bill is on its death march. We're at the first anniversary of Biden's presidency. Republicans are licking their chops. Cable news has written Biden's obituary. They're missing one thing - the majority of Americans don't want a Republican anywhere near the White House. The majority want paid family leave, a living wage, free pre-K, free community college, police reform, and a serious fight to save planet Earth. And the majority wants Biden and the Dems to quit dinkin' around and crush the party of the coup. ***** Call the Senate Switchboard at: 202-225-3121 Find out how to contact your Senator here: https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm ***** Be sure to read Michael's latest piece on witnessing the vote on the 1965 Voting Rights Act as a child, as he discusses in this week's episode, and what we can learn from this in the fight for Voting Rights today: https://www.michaelmoore.com/p/iwasthere And be sure to check out his previous piece, "How the Democrats Can Win BIG in 2022", and subscribe to his free Substack newsletter: https://www.michaelmoore.com/p/howtowin2022 ***** Sign-up for Michael Moore's FREE email list at: MichaelMoore.com A full transcript of this episode can be found here: https://rumble.media/category/podcast/transcripts/ ***** Underwriters: 1) Watch National Geographic's latest documentary "The Rescue", from the Academy-Award winning filmmakers behind Free Solo. Available to stream today on Disney+. 2) Go to publicgoods.com/RUMBLE or use code RUMBLE at checkout to receive $15 off your first order from Public Goods. 3) Visit ExpressVPN.com/RUMBLE and get three extra months for free! 4) Anchor.fm makes it possible for our podcast to stay independent, and it can help you start your own. Go to anchor.fm to learn more. ***** The Moore Store Check out The Moore Store where you can buy hats, shirts, hoodies, mugs and stickers – and a portion of proceeds will go to progressive groups and organizations fighting to teach the arts and civics in public schools. https://store.michaelmoore.com/ ***** --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rumble-with-michael-moore/message

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Giordano leads off by welcoming back to the show both attorney George Bochetto and Maureen Faulkner, the widow of slain officer Danny Faulkner, victim of Mumia Abu-Jamal. This week, Abu-Jamal and his lawyers will file their 6th petition to get Mumia out of jail, which Bochetto and Faulkner is a possibility due to DA Larry Krasner's past efforts to use the case as a political tool. In response, Maureen has come back to town to hold a rally and press conference to demand that Krasner step aside, and announce that she and Bochetto will be filing a motion to compel the judge to assist in Krasner's removal. Bochetto and Faulkner tell Giordano the deeper meaning of this case, and Faulkner tells listeners how it feels to continue reliving the most horrific event of her life. Then, Giordano welcomes back in Democratic State Senator Sharif Street, after the Senator's name was dropped in the letter sent by Republican Senator Jake Corman to the Pennsylvania Assembly calling for the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. In the letter, Corman writes, “our own colleagues in the General Assembly are not immune to this epidemic of violence. Senator Sharif Street's family suffered a terrible tragedy in July when his cousin was murdered. His office was also struck by bullets during another shooting last month.” Street tells why he takes umbrage with his name being included in the statement, telling why he will not support the impeachment of Krasner. Giordano and Street discuss Street's stance on Krasner and law enforcement, with Street proposing Krasner policies that have indeed worked. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)

Giordano welcomes back in Democratic State Senator Sharif Street, after the Senator's name was dropped in the letter sent by Republican Senator Jake Corman to the Pennsylvania Assembly calling for the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. In the letter, Corman writes, “our own colleagues in the General Assembly are not immune to this epidemic of violence. Senator Sharif Street's family suffered a terrible tragedy in July when his cousin was murdered. His office was also struck by bullets during another shooting last month.” Street tells why he takes umbrage with his name being included in the statement, telling why he will not support the impeachment of Krasner. Giordano and Street discuss Street's stance on Krasner and law enforcement, with Street proposing Krasner policies that have indeed worked. (Photo by Getty Images)

Episode 287: Senator Liz Krueger On Assessing The Governor's Budget And Other 2022 Priorities by Max Politics

Live from the no panic zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice— I am Fierce and Fearless— I am here to tell the truth—I mean lets be honest—somebody has to—And—I'm the guy—   Here are three big Things you need to know right now—   ONE—Boston's decision to reject a Christian Flag to fly at City Hall—is in trouble with the Supreme Court it seems—after the city flew 284 flags in a row—without question—including Cuba and China—   TWO— Major US airlines are warning of the dangers of 5-G—while Fed-Ex is asking to install missile defense systems on some of its planes—no—I'm serious—   THREE— When it comes to dealing with the ignorance and the absurdity of the leftists—I am very good at slapping down the arguments put forth that have no basis in reality—   In fact I do it here—every single day—I separate the noise from the truth—   I hep you navigate through the BS to find the truth and it is something I take quite seriously—and I also do it with a big dose of sarcasm and humor—   But to be honest—I really need to tip my hat to those that have an uncanny ability to turn hayseed—to turn hillbilly—to turn dirt chicken prose into genius comments on the state of affairs in America today—   One of the most gifted orators alive today—that frequently puts his thoughts out for all to consider—   Is the Senator from Louisiana—John Kennedy—his turn of phrase is unlike anyone during my time following politics—and when he looks at Joe Biden and his Administration in Washington—the level of disgust rises to a level—heretofore not realized—   He is a wordsmith—that deserves the respect he has earned—and so for a moment—lets embrace his observations and his take on the parade—or rather the Circus that has overtaken the cesspool better known as the swamp by some—and Washington DC by the rest—  

On today's show: Marsha Blackburn, U.S. Senator from Tennessee, discusses President Biden's press conference, the U.S. Senate debate over radically altering the filibuster and passing an elections takeover bill, and the Biden administration buying

Strategist, Author & Business Person Jerroll Sanders will discuss what the Democrats need to do in the face of objections from two of its Senators. Before Jerroll, Sports Phycologist Dr. Ramel Smith examines the lack of Black Head Coaches in professional sports. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas is a veteran and a doctor and was a part of the committee hearings with Dr. Fauci last week. Fauci, who is the highest-paid federal employee on the books, did not care for the Senator's questioning of his financial information. The public servant took to name-calling as his frustration reached a boiling point.   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Full Hour | To lead off the second hour, Bill Lawrence of BillLawrenceOnline.com rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple stories throughout the area. First, Lawrence and Giordano discuss the breaking news around Larry Krasner, with President of the Senate Jake Corman officially calling for his impeachment. Then, Giordano and Lawrence switch over to the real reason that Lawrence joined today, discussing a Zoom call by DelCo election officials, in which the leader admitted to breaking the law in the 2020 election. Lawrence takes us inside Delaware County, telling how politics are playing out in one of Philadelphia's largest suburban counties. Then, President Pro Tempore of Pennsylvania Senate Jake Corman returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the groundbreaking letter sent to the Pennsylvania assembly requesting impeachment proceedings against Philadelphia County District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Giordano asks Corman why he felt the need to address this issue, with Corman explaining the heinous result of policies enacted by the District Attorney. In the letter, Corman alleges that the recent spike in violent crime is a direct result of DA Krasner's policies and his refusal to perform the duties of his office in holding criminals accountable. Giordano and Corman discuss the next steps in the process, with Giordano asking whether Corman has his finger on the pulse of the assembly, and whether this can actually make it through the Statehouse. (Photo by Getty Images)

Listen to our archived episodes: RadioPublic|LibSyn|YouTube Support the show: Patreon|PayPal: 1x or monthly|Square Cash * KITM, satisfying and fresh! David Waldman broadcasts with extra crew at the World Headquarters while his area gets slammed by snow. (If you call that snow.) and is driven insane by catchy jingles. (If you call that a catchy jingle.) Joan McCarter's observance of Martin Luther King Day distracted from her observance of the calendar, and she almost missed calling in, but she did, and they talked, and we had a show: Whatever pauses school attendance might help the Omicron wave to pass through and relieve pressure on school districts, which is good, but isn't just a blue thing, but an everywhere thing, and periodic closures add up to blanket closures when they happen by the thousands. Glenn Youngkin promised to listen to the parents but can't quite make out what the parents who didn't vote for him are saying. His anti-mandate mandate violates the law, and the constitution, but some of his supporters do have a history of that behavior. Meanwhile Youngkin initiates an investigation to come to a conclusion he has already dictated. Neil Gorsuch has only 8 coworkers but is such an entitled prick one of them can't even come into work. The Biden administration forced the resignation of a prominent right-wing activist and conspiracy theorist. Of course, there is a market for that sort of thing elsewhere. You heard it here first, but finally enough other people have heard about forged electoral documents that a second state attorney general is contacting federal prosecutors. Chuck Schumer has postponed the filibuster and voting rights fight to next week, and unless that fight includes a lot of punching, the outcome is pretty much decided. Forcing Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema to actually debate would be helpful as well. In fact, anything that makes a Senator's work harder should be pretty effective on motivating the lot of them. Look, I made it through a summary without mentioning the former guy… oop!

We discuss the horrible economy, Fauci, and how Texas is pushing back against the corruption.  Our guests are: AG Ken Paxton, Dr. Peter Navarro, Sen. Roger Marshall, Jason Miller, Adam Andrzejewski Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 1/18/2022 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews 

This MLK Weekend, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Lewis helps us understand the potential of love in our politics. Then, hear from a student participating in a hunger strike for voting rights. What is it like putting your body on the line when your own Senator is the person standing in the way? Arizona State University sophomore, Michaela Schillinger, takes us through the process of organizing a strike while balancing school, meeting with legislators like Senator Kyrsten Sinema, and a surprising update as the story continues to unfold. Companion listening for this episode:How Martin Luther King, Jr., Changed American Christianity (1/18/2021)What did MLK's uniquely Black theology teach us about the relationship between faith and politics in 2021? "The United States of Anxiety” airs live on Sunday evenings at 6pm ET. The podcast episodes are lightly edited from our live broadcasts. To catch all the action, tune into the show on Sunday nights via the stream on WNYC.org/anxiety or tell your smart speakers to play WNYC.  

Today on the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed how many Americans shifted their political leanings in 2021 to favor Republicans. Signaling an early sign of struggle for the Biden Administration and fellow Democrats for the upcoming midterms this year and looking towards the 2024 Presidential race.  6:02-The Latte metric for workers 6:04-NEWS 6:08-Americans shifted greatly towards to the Republican Party in 2021 6:22-Baseball might not have spring training.  6:34-Hawaii's restrictive COVID-19 guidelines for tourists  6:38-People flee blue states but keep voting for the same policies they fled from  7:03-NEWS 7:06-Philadelphia asks the federal government for funding to reopen Ladder 1 amid the tragic Fairmount fire  7:10-CDC advises school districts to cancel sports, band, etc in high spread areas of COVID 7:30-The catastrophic mistake of closing schools during the pandemic.  7:45-CUT SHEET | Golden State Warriors' co-owner says out loud nobody cares what's happening to the Uyghurs | He also defends China's human rights record | UFC President Dana White says it's now impossible for anyone to get monoclonal antibodies |   8:05-Adults should be allowed to try whatever health treatments they think will work  8:07-Access to monoclonal antibodies is nearly impossible  8:21-NEWS 8:36-Airline executives ask Biden Admin to delay 5G rollout near airports 8:40-Democrats spend MLK Day scaring people 8:45-Big month for non-alcoholic beer/drinks industry  8:55-Pennsylvania's proposed new Congressional districts  9:02-NEWS 9:07-Mike Tyson is getting back in the ring 9:15-Son sues mom over baseball cards  9:28-The NEA, teacher's union, sent a letter to social media companies to sensor criticism of Critical Race Theory  9:39-CUT SHEET 2 | Paul Begala believes the Democrats have a "follower" problem not leaders | Nancy Pelosi-George Washington and Thomas Jefferson have tears in their eyes | Biden in 2005 prays the Dems don't end the filibuster | Washington DC Mayor Bowser believes if they had 2 Senators they would have passed the voting bill | Michigan AG incorrectly assumed the Texas hostage taker was because of white supremacy |Alex Trebek's pick to replace him as host, wasn't even given a chance  9:55-Final Thoughts Photo: Getty Images. 

As critics blast Senators who praise Dr. Martin Luther King while refusing to do anything to pass voting rights legislation, Dr. Kings' family urges the passage of the bill through the Senate and for President Biden to deliver on his key election campaign promise. The FBI says the 11-hour standoff at a Texas synagogue was ‘terrorism-related' and that the hostage taker ‘targeted' the Jewish community. Jeffrey Cohen, one of the hostages in the ordeal, joins to recall his harrowing experience. Plus, Omicron cases rise worldwide, the tug of war in Arizona: protecting voting rights versus pushing the big lie of election fraud, LSU signs a new football coach to contract worth $100 million while students and Baton Rouge residents struggle and U.S. Senators meet Ukraine's President in Kyiv amid fears of a Russian invasion. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Buckle up. The Utah Legislature is in session.  Some of the hundreds of bills introduced may make you crazy, while others may make you proud. Either way, the legislative session is a lot to keep track of.  We asked Robert Gherke of the Salt Lake Tribune and Emily Means of KUER and State Street Podcast for some help making heads and tails of the next 45 days.  Want to keep up with the legislative session? Vote yes and sign up for our daily newsletter. We're also on Twitter! Follow us at @CityCastSLC

With one simple question, Senator Ted Cruz sets the internet on fire—Who is Ray Epps? Now, the Senator joins Michael Knowles and Liz Wheeler to ponder the answer to this and several subsequent questions. What was the FBI's involvement in January 6th? Why are they stonewalling the Republican's inquiries? And because a hard day's work is never done, Biden and his band of hooligans continue to fight against the Senator on Nord Stream 2 and the filibuster.  In celebration of the 100th episode and the two year anniversary of Verdict, we've got 3 exciting giveaways and challenges for Verdict listeners: 1. If we reach 15,000 Verdict+ members by January 21st, one lucky Locals member will be selected at random to attend a LIVE taping of Verdict with Ted Cruz at NO EXPENSE to you! Join today at https://verdictwithtedcruz.com/plus. It's totally free to become a member. 2. 15 people who leave a YouTube comment on this Episode 100 will be selected at random to receive a box of free Verdict merch SIGNED by your favorite podcast hosts. Watch and leave your comment on Episode 100 now at https://youtube.com/verdictwithtedcruz. 3. If Verdict with Ted Cruz reaches 50,000 reviews on Apple Podcasts by January 21, we will let the fans pick what we do in an insane new episode this year! Will Senator Ted Cruz have to wear a Braves jersey for the whole episode, will the Senator and Michael arm wrestle, will the cactus make a guest appearance on the show, or will Michael and the Senator host an epic Princeton vs. Yale showdown? Leave a 5-star review and comment on Apple Podcasts today and then head on over to https://verdictwithtedcruz.com/plus to vote in the poll. To get behind-the-scenes access and more exclusive content, become a Verdict+ subscriber for a special DISCOUNTED rate now through January 15: https://verdictwithtedcruz.com/plus. Get 20% off ALL Verdict merch now through January 15 when you use promo code CHEERS at checkout: https://verdictwithtedcruz.com/shop. -- Diversify your savings and get up to $1,500 of free silver today with American Hartford Gold: text CACTUS to 6-5-5-3-2. -- Skip the trip to the post office and use https://Stamps.com. Claim your four-week trial today with the promo code: VERDICT.

Control of the Senate in 2022 and the White House in 2024 goes through Wisconsin. Very MAGA Senator Ron Johnson is, by most polling, the most vulnerable incumbent Senator in either party. The Democratic Governor Tony Evers is the firewall against the GOP-controlled state Legislature and is up for re-election in 2022. If he loses, the firewall burns down and voter suppression and election subversion will come to this battleground state that Biden won by only 20,600 votes. Ben Wikler is Chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and he tells Bill what it's like on the ground in the fight to preserve democracy. More information on how to support Ben and the Wisconsin Democratic Party here: WisDems.org.Today's Bill Press Pod is supported by the 120,000 members of the Ironworkers union who built the Golden Gate Bridge, the Sears Tower, the St. Louis Arch, the World Trade Center and Freedom Tower. More information at Ironworkers.orgSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We had a different episode planned for this week, but in light of the fight that is going down in the Senate right now, we needed to re-release this episode on the filibuster, with a special introduction as to why we should all care about the Freedom to Vote Act and The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, and encourage you to call your Senators to act on the filibuster.* * If you're part of the Trump-backed forces of authoritarianism, you probably don't care. But if you truly want America to be a democracy in its current state (and if you love parts of the Constitution, you should probably be all about this too) - you should be really loudly vocally supporting both bills. The problem with bills like these though is that, much like a theory like CRT, people make judgments about what they THINK are in those bills rather than actually sitting down and reading them. And, as a great email from Heather Cox Richardson pointed out, “It's worth reading what's actually in the bills because, to my mind, it is bananas that they are in any way controversial.” We break this down, and then tell you all about the filibuster, so that you're empowered to use your voice to protect democracy. Have questions, comments, or concerns? Email us at hello@dearwhitewomen.com What to listen for: A brief history of voter suppression and the role of the filibuster in legislative action An explanation of what the filibuster is and how it has been employed and changed What the filibuster has been used for (to block progressive legislation) How we can and should address the future of the filibuster A reminder to call the US Capitol Switchboard a 202-224-3121 to call your Senator and tell them you want the voting rights protection bills to pass   Buy our book, Dear White Women: Let's Get (Un)comfortable Talking About Racism, and leave us a review on Amazon! Like what you hear?  Don't miss another episode and subscribe! Catch up on more commentary between episodes by following us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter – and even more opinions and resources if you join our email list.

Charlie welcomes Jack Posobiec of Human Events Daily to discuss the FBI's killing of  Malik Faisal Akram after he took hostages inside a Colleyville, Texas synagogue over the weekend. Why was a known criminal with ties to radical Islam in England allowed into the country, granted a visa, and then allowed to buy a fire arm? Also, what does Jack have to say about the upcoming CCP Olympic Games? Should the US boycott? Then, Charlie welcomes the one and only Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky to discuss why he has made it a personal mission to get Dr. Tony Fauci fired from his post as the lead government bureaucrat overseeing the federal response to the China Virus. Hear Senator Paul's exclusive comments ONLY on The Charlie Kirk Show including his call to cancel AT&T and DirectTV after they removed OAN from their cable service.  Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/support See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Despite an almost certain defeat, Senators will debate two voting rights bills on Tuesday. It comes as Martin Luther King's family pleads to the White House and lawmakers to pass the voting legislation. Meantime, the Jan. 6th committee weighs whether to pursue subpoenas to get the crucial information they need from Republicans like former Vice President Mike Pence and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. Plus, former President Trump's rally in Arizona gave the GOP a glimpse of how he's building his political army ahead of the midterms. And we learn about the courageous efforts by a Texas Rabbi to free himself and other hostages from a gunman over the weekend. Alexi McCammond, Jonathan Greenblatt, Joyce Vance, Symone Sanders, Tim Miller, and Dr. Murtaza Akhter join.

Just one week into the Legislative Session and still a long way from the next gubernatorial election and “Hitler” is now in play. Hear why the Governor's wife calls comments from a would-be opponent “disgraceful.” Also on today's Sunrise: — The day before Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a Republican state Senator says the fight for civil rights has been won. — Are Democrats just “blowin' smoke” with their bills to legalize marijuana? — Pinellas County has a record year for pedestrian and bike rider fatalities.

President Biden is no longer confident that he and Senate Democrats will prevail in their push to pass voting rights legislation, and we're learning more about the former president's nefarious efforts to corrupt the 2020 census and the bureaucratic heroes who thwarted him. Up next, a Late Show Pod Show exclusive: Stephen tells Jon Batiste how he really feels about potential future covid variants. And romance is always evolving, and it can be hard to keep up with the latest terminology around dating - our host is here to help with the latest edition of “Stephen Colbert's Romansplaining.” Then, Senator Elizabeth Warren returns to The Late Show for a three part interview with Stephen, which kicks off with a frank assessment of the filibuster and the challenges of passing voting rights legislation. Stay tuned to hear Stephen challenge Sen. Warren to justify the very existence of the U.S. Senate in this era of filibuster-fueled gridlock. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Senator/Dr. Rand Paul of Kentucky had another intense exchange with Fauci the Fraud last week. As the walls close in on the many lies that Fauci has told the American public, Senator and Dr. Paul is there to highlight them so that the American people can finally know the truth. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In Biden's America, parents face fines for keeping sick kids home in a pandemic, blue-pilled Senators flagrantly violate public health and safety rules, and the plebes are told to treat Covid testing like going to your favorite brunch place. The Spanish Secret Service was behind the 2017 terror attack in Barcelona in an attempt to keep Catalonia in line. The 1/15 hostage situation in Fort Worth surrounds a shadowy figure called the Gray Lady of Bagram. How the decision to have kids is personal, regional, global, and everything in between. And great news on the Covid front: a cannabis cure and a vaccine for all.    Latham restaurateur: Senator doesn't get pass on mask mandate https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Latham-restaurateur-says-Gillibrand-doesn-t-get-16778202.php    Secret Service was behind Barcelona attack: https://www.thenational.scot/news/19841925.secret-service-behind-barcelona-terror-attacks-says-ex-cop/    To breed or not to breed: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/20/style/breed-children-climate-change.html   Aafia Siddiqui: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/nov/24/aafia-siddiqui-al-qaida   More on Siddiqui: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/10/21/us-pakistan-protests-release-neuroscientist-aafia-siddiqui   Texas hostage situation: https://abcnews.go.com/US/armed-man-takes-hostages-texas-synagogue-source/story?id=82285896   Weed and covid: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/01/14/marijuana/can-cannabis-really-prevent-covid-not-quite-new-study-shows-promise/   Patent Free Vax Development: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jan/15/corbevax-covid-vaccine-texas-scientists

It might be a busy week around the NHL. Jeff and Elliotte kick the podcast off by focusing on the Montreal Canadiens and their search for a general manager as they close in on their preferred candidate (00:10), they give some background on player agent Kent Hughes who is in the running for the job as well as Daniel Briere and Mathieu Darche. They also provide some updates on Vancouver's search (12:00) along with Anaheim and Chicago (14:15).The guys then get into the situation in Edmonton and their performance against the Senators (16:30), the Dallas Stars and John Klingberg (27:15), Florida strikes goals (30:30) and they take your questions to close out the podcast (36:00).New Podcast Intro Music by Jane's Party. Thank you to Zach, Tom, Devon and Jeff for composing this season's intro music.You can find their full discography on SpotifyMusic Outro: Bilderbuch - GibraltarListen to the full track on SpotifyThis podcast is produced and mixed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman.Audio Credits: AM 560 Sports WQAM and Sportsnet.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

This week the guys talk Bob Saget's passing, humanity's fascination with famous people, the pointlessness of fashion shows, the Supreme Court getting one right, a Senator's revenge on Fauci, and more! The Solid Seven podcast is a proud affiliate of GORUCK! The GORUCK brand stands for Building Better Americans, the Special Forces way of life, and a life or death approach to building the world's toughest gear. Visit solid7podcast.com and click on the GORUCK link to learn more about their gear and events and a portion of every purchase and event registration you make will go to support us here at the Solid Seven Podcast. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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