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Have noticed how politicians tend to frame their opponents in black and white terms? In this episode we break down Trump's first rally after the pandemic hit, in Tulsa, where he has some choice words for Biden and AOC. Listen to this episode as we cover: How repeating the name of someone's home state paces, builds rapport, and entices audiences to roaring applause Using enumeration and value-frames to reinforce patriotic identity How Trump relies on a lack of historical knowledge to change how the Republican party is perceived Did Trump tell his staff to slow down COVID-19 testing? He admits to something that should be all over the news! And more! Remember to visit our website (http://www.subliminallycorrect.com) and support us through Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/subliminallycorrect)! You can also follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/SubliminalPod) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/SubliminallyCorrect/)! (Theme Music: "Night Owl" by Broke For Free from Free Music Archive, CC BY 3.0)

The FBI investigates a noose in NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace's garage, U.S. COVID-19 cases surge, Trump sees low turnout at his rally in Tulsa, OK, and Rhode Island updates its name. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The FBI investigates a noose in NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace's garage, U.S. COVID-19 cases surge, Trump sees low turnout at his rally in Tulsa, OK, and Rhode Island updates its name.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the guys talk the NFL's rules on stadium capacities, Ha Ha Clinton Dix's run in with bears, the long overdue startup of the MLB and The Texas Ranger's new stadium openinig to mixed reviews. We follow up last week with an update on how Trump's Tulsa rally went, Ja Rule's love for Greek food and Disney's reimagination of Splash Mountain. Zack also gives us a rundown of his Funko Pop! collection! YFTK: The guys go live on Youtube to try the Devil Rind challenge! Claimed to be the world's hottest pork rind, the chip is heavily coated in Carolina Reaper, Ghost Pepper and Scorpion Chili Pepper powder. Even though the scoville unit isn't mentioned on the package, it turns out to be the spiciest thing Shawn has EVER eaten. Watch it happen on the official Yelling From The Stands YouTube page! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

BL and BW talk to Megan Washington about her new ABC comedy podcast, plus Cameron Wilson on how to debunk conspiracy theories. Listening notes: Wee TikTok users and K-pop fans really behind the poor turnout at Trump's Tulsa rally? Cross bread Crossbread competition '30 Rock' Blackface: Which Episodes Are Being Removed? 30 Rock: Tina Fey's satirical show-within-a-show mastered the art of the long-running gag ‘30 Rock’ Blackface Episodes Pulled From Streaming, Syndication at Tina Fey and NBCU’s Request Fawlty Towers episode to be reinstated to streaming platform after outcry You May Know Me from Such Roles as Terrorist #4 Hamilton to be censored on Disney Plus Babysitter club reboot trailer

BL and BW talk to Megan Washington about her new ABC comedy podcast, plus Cameron Wilson on how to debunk conspiracy theories. Listening notes: Wee TikTok users and K-pop fans really behind the poor turnout at Trump's Tulsa rally? Cross bread Crossbread competition '30 Rock' Blackface: Which Episodes Are Being Removed? 30 Rock: Tina Fey's satirical show-within-a-show mastered the art of the long-running gag ‘30 Rock’ Blackface Episodes Pulled From Streaming, Syndication at Tina Fey and NBCU’s Request Fawlty Towers episode to be reinstated to streaming platform after outcry You May Know Me from Such Roles as Terrorist #4 Hamilton to be censored on Disney Plus Babysitter club reboot trailer

Jonny runs down the list of local virtual and CoVid-compliant Pride events still upcoming n June. He then discusses the importance of Juneteenth, sips some tea over President Trump's Tulsa rally, and updates some ongoing LGBTQ stories, including: the MSM blood and plasma donation restrictions, Idaho's anti-trans laws, the SCOTUS decisions on DACA and LGBTQIA workplace discrimination, and pushback against JK Rowling's TERF discourse.

- With another election stretching past election night and only more mail ballots on the horizon, is it time we realized that Election Week 2020 is coming?- Trump's Tulsa rally was a big missed opportunity but not as big as his position on testing.- We speak with Joanna Schwartz (UCLA) about Qualified Immunity, the arguments for/against, if it will be replaced by congress and why it might be the only thing Justices Thomas and Sotomayor agree on.

Adam goes it alone to recap Trump's terrifying campaign launch rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma

AOC, Booker, Bowman, racist statues, Venezuela, Trump's Tulsa rally, and more.

Welcome back, to another episode of the YOR45 podcast! New segments, Cop or Drop, and Is it Vinyl Worthy both make a return this episode. Topics will include thick Rihanna, Trump's Tulsa rally, NBA's return, Ja Rule, and more. Come on in and join us for 45. If you want to donate to Black Lives Matter check out this site here: https://www.allure.com/story/black-lives-matter-where-to-donate --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hey, thanks for listening. I hope your weekend was a good one and that you find yourself in good health. Today I talk about the murder of Elijah McClain last year by the hands of police and first responders. May he rest in peace and may justice be served. We touch on other news including Trump's laughable rally and I even talk about Amy Klobuchar. Take care and thank you for your support. 

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' triumphant (horrible) return to studio after his vacation. In this installment, Alex insists that Trump's Tulsa rally was actually a big success, gets really sloppy about making up details about stories, and repeatedly prays for the deaths of his imagined enemies.

In episode 657, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian Guy Montgomery to discuss Trump's Tulsa rally, a petition for the city of Columbus to change it's name to Flavortown, Scientology trying to use Covid-19 to recruit, and more! FOOTNOTES: How TikTok Users Targeted Trump Rally Organized TikTok campaigns jammed up Trump rally tickets by the hundreds Did TikTokers and K-pop fans foil Trump’s Tulsa rally? It’s complicated. Duval County, Florida Survey: A Survey of Duval County, FL Voters Goodbye, Columbus. Hello... Flavortown? Restaurants Have Accidentally Promoted Coronavirus Info From Scientologists Scientology volunteers spend R100m disinfecting buildings and taxis to fight Covid-19 We Asked the Church of Scientology How They’re Combatting Coronavirus. This Is Their Wild Response. WATCH: Classica Orchestra Afrobeat - Zombie Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The guys discuss Donald Trump rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, John Bolton book, and much more. Make sure to subscribe, rate, retweet, and share the podcast and follow the show on all social media @DandDavisShow for updates and more great content.

The left has been laughing about the "low" attendance, but the actual viewership of the event was record-breaking.

Ryan and Felix discuss the disappointing turnout for President Trump's Tulsa rally, and Ryan plays audio of Trump supporters who attended the event.

This week's look at politics from a left/indy perspective has a definite outsiders theme. The Scottish Advisory Group on Economic Recovery published its report with an official fanfare yesterday. But, although it uses all the buzzwords like resilience and fairness, is it yet another piece of tinkering about the edges?  Compare this to the lack of coverage and analysis of Common Weal's Resilient Scotland research. The Langholm Initiative have launched their crowdfunding campaign as they attempt the largest community buyout in the south of Scotland, hoping to bring 10,500 acres of old grouse moor into community ownership. To be successful they need to raise over £5million by October. Lesley is,understandably,outraged. The Private Sector Resilience( that buzz word again) Group has been meeting at Holyrood. All the usual Scottish government "stakeholders" are involved. However one very significant set of voices is not represented. I think you might guess who. Pete Wishart has been the loudest in oppostion to the development of a Plan B for independence, saying now is not the time. I take a keek at his arguments for sticking to Plan A. There's been a quiet upsurge in trade union membership over the past couple of years which has moved into overdrive during the Covid crisis. Who are the new trade unionists, and why are they joining? All this plus Trump's Tulsa travails ,masked shopping, Stanley Johnson's passport pauchle, and just a wee mention of Dundee United.

WWDC Preview: no new hardware will be announcedApple re-closing some US Stores due to Covid-19WWDC Preview: Apple transitions to ARM WWDC Preview: here's the jacket and pins that the Swift Student Challenge winners wonWWDC Preview: iOS 14 improvements - can they please fix Siri? Apple vs Hey - Apple kicks Hey app out of the App Store iOS App Store brings in $519 Billion in 2019 Apple facing anti-trust investigations in the EUTalking about grilling Twitter starts offering 140 second Voice TweetsUsing Facebook to train yourself Facebook lets its users turn off political ads Facebook wants to help 4 million people vote K-Pop stans and Tik Tok teens and grandmas troll Trump's Tulsa rally 71% of Americans refuse to use contact tracing apps iFixit wants to help users fix ventilators; ventilator manufacturer sues FCC approves the first prescription video game for ADHD Oscars delayed until April 2021 Disney+ kills their 7 day free trial weeks before Hamilton releaseOnly $75k to get your own Spot robot dog Flash dies completely on December 31st, 2020 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Owen JJ Stone, Georgia Dow, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Sponsors: linkedinlearning.com/twit expressvpn.com/twit Wasabi.com offer code TWIT

WWDC Preview: no new hardware will be announcedApple re-closing some US Stores due to Covid-19WWDC Preview: Apple transitions to ARM WWDC Preview: here's the jacket and pins that the Swift Student Challenge winners wonWWDC Preview: iOS 14 improvements - can they please fix Siri? Apple vs Hey - Apple kicks Hey app out of the App Store iOS App Store brings in $519 Billion in 2019 Apple facing anti-trust investigations in the EUTalking about grilling Twitter starts offering 140 second Voice TweetsUsing Facebook to train yourself Facebook lets its users turn off political ads Facebook wants to help 4 million people vote K-Pop stans and Tik Tok teens and grandmas troll Trump's Tulsa rally 71% of Americans refuse to use contact tracing apps iFixit wants to help users fix ventilators; ventilator manufacturer sues FCC approves the first prescription video game for ADHD Oscars delayed until April 2021 Disney+ kills their 7 day free trial weeks before Hamilton releaseOnly $75k to get your own Spot robot dog Flash dies completely on December 31st, 2020 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Owen JJ Stone, Georgia Dow, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Sponsors: linkedinlearning.com/twit expressvpn.com/twit Wasabi.com offer code TWIT

Democrats are now bragging about their foreign interference with China in America's election.

Simon's review of the President's disastrous campaign kick-off in Oklahoma, for James O'Brien's daily programme on the UK's LBC.

The rate of coronavirus infections is now on the rise in about half of all American states; and in some areas the COVID cases and hospitalizations are reaching critical levels. And yet........could the virus be weakening? There is thinking among some researchers that the COVID cases we've been seeing are not as intense as they were back in February and March; they believe there's even a chance the virus will run its course and fade away before a vaccine is developed. Then...have your risks of being infected with coronavirus been overblown? Other research out today concludes concluded that  your chances of getting sick with COVID, especially if you follow basic social distancing guidelines, are remote.......so we'll look at that, as well. Sure the economy might be depressed, but there is one growth industry that's hiring like crazy: contact tracing.  We'll look at what it takes to be on the front lines trying to track down the origins of a COVID outbreak. It's a lot of hoping that people pick up their phones. President Trump hoped to jump start his reelection campaign with what he promised would be an epic rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma this weekend........it did not go according to plan. And then we'll go back to what was a very busy Friday evening - which looked a bit like President Nixon's infamous "Saturday night massacre"...until it didn't. And then. Sort of did. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Handel first discusses how TikTok teens and K-Pop fans say they sank Trump's rally.He then goes into how superspreading is fueling the pandemic.And, statues are being toppled! Handel gives his take.

Is TikTok responsible for the low turnout at President Trump's Tulsa rally?A second wave of the Coronavirus may be on its way? And, an SDNY prosecutor leaves his post after terror attack.

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Sebastian discusses the decades-long roots of modern cultural Marxism with Lord Conrad Black, then talks about President Trump's Tulsa rally with Marc Lotter Support the show.

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BTS and Stan Twitter/TikTok trolled Trump's Tulsa rally and it was hilarious to see! Shane Dawson was accused of orchestrating the drama that went on between James Charles, Tati, and Jeffree Star a while back. America finally celebrated Juneteenth together. And apparently Chess is blowing up on Twitch. Thank you HelloFresh and Feals for sponsoring this episode! Make sure to check out both! HelloFresh.com/60AllThingsInternet and Feals.com/AllThingsInternet

Today we're discussing the infamous Tuskegee syphilis study, Trump's Tulsa rally, the TikTok users and K-Pop stans who bought tickets to inflate crowd expectations at Trump's rally, the Attorney General's decision to tell the Manhattan prosecutor Berman that he's fired, coronavirus and its effect on sports, the NBA's decision to lock down players but not Disney staff, Emma Watson's decision to join the board of French luxury's Kering, Twitter's addition of voice tweets, Robinhood's response to a user who committed suicide, and more PureKana is your best source for quality, affordable wellness products made from hemp-derived CBD. Use PROMO CODE: GROUPCHAT20 for 20% off at https://purekana.com/ For 100% Hormone Free and antibiotic free F1 Wagyu/Angus cross cattle high prime beef, visit: https://hassellcattlecompany.com/ and use PROMO CODE: GROUPCHAT for 20% off No Facts Matter – Group Chat News A conversation on all things CBD with Jeff Yauck of Pure Kana. [4:40] Understanding the fear of vaccines. [14:23] Has Trump lost his luster? [22:34] TikTok, reinventing education, and entertainment. [25:10] The systemic problems in corporate crimes, the William Barr story. [37:28] Pete Reads the Ads. [46:35] Thinking outside the ‘bubble’. Will the NBA season happen this year? [52:55] Gucci, progressing their board of directors. [1:05:52] Cancel culture is on another level. [1:10:05] The big push for voice. [1:14:30] Robinhood making the right steps towards change. [1:19:39] Group Chat Announcements. [1:24:28] #ComeHomeTaylor. [1:26:00] Group Chat Recommends. [1:26:44] Related Links/Products Mentioned Jeff Taylor Yauck (@jtyauck) • Instagram Tuskegee Experiment: The Infamous Syphilis Study Trump's Tulsa rally adds to week of warning signs for campaign TikTok users are trying to troll Trump's campaign by reserving tickets for Tulsa rally they'll never use TikTok teens and K-Pop stans say ticket prank inflated Trump crowd expectations Attorney General Barr tells top Manhattan prosecutor Berman he is fired amid power struggle The virus is still winning. Sports may have to wait. NBA players have COVID-19 test concerns for Disney staff leaving bubble Actress Emma Watson joins board of French Gucci owner Kering Twitter will let iPhone owners tweet with just your voice Commitments to Improving our Options Offering Always Be My Maybe | Netflix Bad Education Behind Closed Doors Melrose Street Journal Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Handel on the news with the morning crew discussing the top news of the morning such as the W.H.O. reporting the largest single-day increase in COVID-19 cases, President Trump's Tulsa rally, and Black Lives Matter wanting to oust Jackie Lacey!

We discuss the controversy surrounding the firing of Geoffrey Berman, former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York. Plus, we break down the message from President Trump’s Tulsa rally this weekend. Paula Reid, Jonathan Turley, Stuart Gerson and Anthony Brooks join Meghna Chakrabarti.

The Santita Jackson Show Rev. atty. Janette Wilson joins us for our Good News today, and she also joins us in our discussion on Trump's Tulsa rally this weekend Six Staffers at Trump Rally in Tulsa Test Positive for Covid-19 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-20/six-staffers-at-trump-rally-in-tulsa-test-positive-for-covid-19 Why Trump’s Tulsa rally could become a Covid-19 superspreading event https://www.vox.com/21296067/coronavirus-trump-tulsa-oklahoma-rally-superspreaders-superspreading-bars-restaurants Patients with chronic illness 12 times more likely to die from covid-19, CDC says https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/06/15/coronavirus-live-updates-us/ Trump's Tulsa rally and Biden's social distancing show differences in campaigning amid a pandemic https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/17/politics/trump-biden-campaign-rallies/index.html Primaries are coming up in Kentucky, and voter suppression seems to be coming into play, our pannel of Atty. CK Hoffler, LaTosha Brown of Black Voters Matter, Atty. Robert Patillo, along with REv. Atty. Janette Wilson discuss.

WWDC Preview: no new hardware will be announcedApple re-closing some US Stores due to Covid-19WWDC Preview: Apple transitions to ARM WWDC Preview: here's the jacket and pins that the Swift Student Challenge winners wonWWDC Preview: iOS 14 improvements - can they please fix Siri? Apple vs Hey - Apple kicks Hey app out of the App Store iOS App Store brings in $519 Billion in 2019 Apple facing anti-trust investigations in the EUTalking about grilling Twitter starts offering 140 second Voice TweetsUsing Facebook to train yourself Facebook lets its users turn off political ads Facebook wants to help 4 million people vote K-Pop stans and Tik Tok teens and grandmas troll Trump's Tulsa rally 71% of Americans refuse to use contact tracing apps iFixit wants to help users fix ventilators; ventilator manufacturer sues FCC approves the first prescription video game for ADHD Oscars delayed until April 2021 Disney+ kills their 7 day free trial weeks before Hamilton releaseOnly $75k to get your own Spot robot dog Flash dies completely on December 31st, 2020 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Owen JJ Stone, Georgia Dow, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Sponsors: linkedinlearning.com/twit expressvpn.com/twit Wasabi.com offer code TWIT

President Trump's team said that a million people had asked for tickets, but the 19,000 seat arena was far from full. Mr Trump blamed the media for the poor attendance, saying there were 'bad people' outside who had scared off his supporters. Also on the programme: Spanish hotel and restaurant owners hope to have a smile on their face as the country reopens for European tourists; Serbia holds an election today - but why is the opposition not taking part ? And Sir David Attenborough on the troubles faced by London Zoo in a pandemic. (Photo: U.S. President Donald Trump holds his first re-election campaign rally in several months in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Credit: Reuters/Leah Millis)

Simon's live report on Donald Trump's disastrous campaign kick-off in Tulsa, with Matt Stadlen on the UK's LBC.

After a standoff with U.S. Attorney William Barr, top NYC prosecutor U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman, agreed to step down. Meanwhile, President Trump's Tulsa rally -- his first since March -- had hundreds of empty seats partly because TikTok teens and K-pop fans reserved seats and did not show. NewsHour Weekend Jeff Greenfield joins Hari Sreenivasan for the political roundup. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

WWDC Preview: no new hardware will be announcedApple re-closing some US Stores due to Covid-19WWDC Preview: Apple transitions to ARM WWDC Preview: here's the jacket and pins that the Swift Student Challenge winners wonWWDC Preview: iOS 14 improvements - can they please fix Siri? Apple vs Hey - Apple kicks Hey app out of the App Store iOS App Store brings in $519 Billion in 2019 Apple facing anti-trust investigations in the EUTalking about grilling Twitter starts offering 140 second Voice TweetsUsing Facebook to train yourself Facebook lets its users turn off political ads Facebook wants to help 4 million people vote K-Pop stans and Tik Tok teens and grandmas troll Trump's Tulsa rally 71% of Americans refuse to use contact tracing apps iFixit wants to help users fix ventilators; ventilator manufacturer sues FCC approves the first prescription video game for ADHD Oscars delayed until April 2021 Disney+ kills their 7 day free trial weeks before Hamilton releaseOnly $75k to get your own Spot robot dog Flash dies completely on December 31st, 2020 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Owen JJ Stone, Georgia Dow, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Sponsors: linkedinlearning.com/twit expressvpn.com/twit Wasabi.com offer code TWIT

WWDC Preview: no new hardware will be announcedApple re-closing some US Stores due to Covid-19WWDC Preview: Apple transitions to ARM WWDC Preview: here's the jacket and pins that the Swift Student Challenge winners wonWWDC Preview: iOS 14 improvements - can they please fix Siri? Apple vs Hey - Apple kicks Hey app out of the App Store iOS App Store brings in $519 Billion in 2019 Apple facing anti-trust investigations in the EUTalking about grilling Twitter starts offering 140 second Voice TweetsUsing Facebook to train yourself Facebook lets its users turn off political ads Facebook wants to help 4 million people vote K-Pop stans and Tik Tok teens and grandmas troll Trump's Tulsa rally 71% of Americans refuse to use contact tracing apps iFixit wants to help users fix ventilators; ventilator manufacturer sues FCC approves the first prescription video game for ADHD Oscars delayed until April 2021 Disney+ kills their 7 day free trial weeks before Hamilton releaseOnly $75k to get your own Spot robot dog Flash dies completely on December 31st, 2020 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Owen JJ Stone, Georgia Dow, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Sponsors: linkedinlearning.com/twit expressvpn.com/twit Wasabi.com offer code TWIT

WWDC Preview: no new hardware will be announcedApple re-closing some US Stores due to Covid-19WWDC Preview: Apple transitions to ARM WWDC Preview: here's the jacket and pins that the Swift Student Challenge winners wonWWDC Preview: iOS 14 improvements - can they please fix Siri? Apple vs Hey - Apple kicks Hey app out of the App Store iOS App Store brings in $519 Billion in 2019 Apple facing anti-trust investigations in the EUTalking about grilling Twitter starts offering 140 second Voice TweetsUsing Facebook to train yourself Facebook lets its users turn off political ads Facebook wants to help 4 million people vote K-Pop stans and Tik Tok teens and grandmas troll Trump's Tulsa rally 71% of Americans refuse to use contact tracing apps iFixit wants to help users fix ventilators; ventilator manufacturer sues FCC approves the first prescription video game for ADHD Oscars delayed until April 2021 Disney+ kills their 7 day free trial weeks before Hamilton releaseOnly $75k to get your own Spot robot dog Flash dies completely on December 31st, 2020 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Owen JJ Stone, Georgia Dow, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Sponsors: linkedinlearning.com/twit expressvpn.com/twit Wasabi.com offer code TWIT

President Trump's Tulsa rally was a big bust. There is a good likelihood that the tide is turning. People are starting to think for themselves irrespective of their ideology.

The latest Lefty attempts to shut down Trump's Tulsa rally include the usual street thugs, and biased media, now joined by the juvenile behavior of teenage dupes.

WWDC Preview: no new hardware will be announcedApple re-closing some US Stores due to Covid-19WWDC Preview: Apple transitions to ARM WWDC Preview: here's the jacket and pins that the Swift Student Challenge winners wonWWDC Preview: iOS 14 improvements - can they please fix Siri? Apple vs Hey - Apple kicks Hey app out of the App Store iOS App Store brings in $519 Billion in 2019 Apple facing anti-trust investigations in the EUTalking about grilling Twitter starts offering 140 second Voice TweetsUsing Facebook to train yourself Facebook lets its users turn off political ads Facebook wants to help 4 million people vote K-Pop stans and Tik Tok teens and grandmas troll Trump's Tulsa rally 71% of Americans refuse to use contact tracing apps iFixit wants to help users fix ventilators; ventilator manufacturer sues FCC approves the first prescription video game for ADHD Oscars delayed until April 2021 Disney+ kills their 7 day free trial weeks before Hamilton releaseOnly $75k to get your own Spot robot dog Flash dies completely on December 31st, 2020 Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Owen JJ Stone, Georgia Dow, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech Sponsors: linkedinlearning.com/twit expressvpn.com/twit Wasabi.com offer code TWIT

Scott speaks with Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding, a Harvard epidemiologist and health economist. Dr. Ding was the first American scientist to sound the alarm about coronavirus in a truly large way. It's not easy to achieve clarity in a crisis, even less so when the crisis is budding and hasn't yet become a full-on catastrophe.  But that's what Dr. Ding achieved. Now, he's here speak with us and blow the whistle on Trump's Tulsa rally as a potential super spreader event.  He even explained the differences between the massive Black Lives Matter protests across America and the Trump political event, and why it could be so much more dangerous for more than just those who attend, but their families and communities. You can follow Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding on Twitter @DrEricDing. Here's the transcript. Click here to buy our book about the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee, Joe Biden. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dworkinreport/support

Topics: Juneteenth + Trump's Tulsa rally + Coffee Covid + More

Leslie begins the show with her 'Ripped from the Headlines' news segment. Here are the stories she covers during the segment: 1. AP: "Juneteenth: A day of joy and pain - and now national action" 2. CBS NEWS: "Louisville police detective will be fired over Breonna Taylor shooting" 3. AXIOS: "Trump warns protesters against coming to Tulsa rally" 4. USA TODAY: "Oklahoma coronavirus cases surge, hospitalizations rise ahead of Trump's Tulsa rally" Leslie is then joined by two 'Dreamers,' Maria Praeli and Maria Morales, who were directly impacted by yesterday's DACA Supreme Court decision. The high court ruled that the Trump administration improperly ended the "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals" program, AKA DACA, in 2017. They discuss what yesterday's DACA Supreme Court victory means to them and their families, as well as President Trump saying that he'll renew his efforts to end DACA. They also talk about what others can do to help in the fight to protect Dreamers. Maria Praeli is Government Relations Manager for FWD.us, a bipartisan political organization that is working to fix the failed immigration and criminal justice systems that have locked too many out of the American dream for too long. Maria moved to the United States from Peru in 1999 when she was five years old to seek medical treatment for her sister, whose leg was amputated in a car accident. Maria's work at FWD.us focuses on strengthening outreach efforts to elected officials, providing education and resources on immigration policy to congressional offices, and working on special projects related to Dreamers and TPS holders. After moving from Peru, Maria attended public schools in Connecticut before earning an associate’s degree in liberal arts from Gateway Community College, and then a bachelor’s degree in political science from Quinnipiac University, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. Her Twitter handle is @MariaPraeli, and the handle for FWD.us is @FWDus. Maria Morales is a DACA recipient and Teacher at Denver Public Schools. At an early age, Maria knew she wanted to become a teacher. Now that her dream is a reality and the future of DACA is uncertain, Maria fears leaving the classroom and abandoning her students. She moved to the United States with her family when she was only 12 years old. Her family was seeking a better life filled with opportunities for her and her siblings. Maria grew up and attended college in Greenwood, South Carolina. Her DACA status prevented her from paying in-state tuition and teaching in South Carolina, but this did not deter her from continuing her education and pursuing her dream of becoming a teacher. After graduating college, Maria decided to join Teach For America and teach in Colorado. Maria loves the community she is serving, she has built strong relationships with families and students and for her home is here, where her students are.

While VB is off this week, Sandy Shack fills in. Today, she talked to Andrew Mittman, a film producer out in Hollywood about the COVID-19 production delays and what the future of movie viewing will be like for us moving forward. Then she dives into the topic of "lockdown hypocrisy" with the criticism for President Trump's Tulsa rally but not the Black Lives Matter protests that have been occurring all over the country. Additionally, she discusses the local story of the Oxford, MA gym's battle with the town over COVID-19. Hear it all here on today's show.

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Campaign Advisor to President Donald Trump, Lara Trump joins Larry and Kevin to preview the rally in Tulsa on Saturday. 

Today is Juneteenth, and to cap off what might be one of the most consequential weeks of the political year President Trump gets ready for his first rally in months in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Join CNN Political Director David Chalian and Political Correspondent Abby Phillip to talk about what Juneteenth means for Tulsa and it's history of racial strife as well as the impact of a rally as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.

Trump says he asked a lot of people about Juneteenth and he said "they had not heard the term... nobody had heard it."  The Washington Post says that a top state department official and lifelong republican quits in protest over Trump's handling of race and response to racial tension.  Officers that were charged in the death of an Atlanta man turn themselves in. The district attorney on the murder cases says "we're not seeking the death penalty." 24-year-veteran of the Atlanta Police Department says never seen such "low morale" after officers charged in man's death. The police veteran also says "We're in a dark grey area" with policies after officers charged in Rayshard Brook's, a Black man, death.  Bolton slams Trump and says, "I don't think he's fit for office. I don't think he has the competence to carry out the job." Trump calls Bolton a "sick puppy" as Trump tries to stop the publication of  Bolton's new tell-all book. A federal judge will hear arguments tomorrow as Trump tries to stop publication of Bolton's book. Bolton says that Trump has no discernible guiding principle "other than what's good for Donald Trump's reelection."  Venue for Trump's Tulsa rally asks campaign for a safety plan. 

Trump's executive order was a waste of paper. Ne-Yo doesn't understand the word "sacrifice." Cop says African Americans are shot less than they probably should be. A gym starts an "I Can't Breathe," workout in honor of George Floyd. Ohio senator fired for "colored" remarks. Candace Owens dares Dave Chappelle to say it to her face. Loni Love was once arrested for trespassing. You can't go to Trump's Tulsa rally unless you promise not to sue him. A Black man was shot dead for pointing a gun even though he was handcuffed. A man gets fired for tearing down BLM signs. We clearly drive while distracted. A woman's eyebrow game got her charged with felonies. Party City fires employee for "hating Black people, bro." They're hanging men. Black and Latino men.

Officer who shot Black man outside of Wendy's charged with felony murder and could face the death penalty if convicted. The attorney for the second officer says officer has not agreed to testify as a state witness. This contradicts the district attorney who said he would be a state witness. Meanwhile, protests grow as officers are charged in the death of Rayshard Brooks. Prosecutors say that officers did not render aid after Rayshard Brooks was shot and one can be seen in a video kicking the Black man, after he had been shot. District attorney says that the officer charged in the killing of Rayshard Brooks declared "I got him" after firing shots.  Trump administration is ignoring reality of the coronavirus pandemic. 21 states are seeing an increase in coronavirus cases amid more reopenings and 10 states are seeing their highest average of daily new coronavirus cases. The Tulsa Health Department director is recommending that Trump's rally be "postponed until it's safer" as coronavirus cases rise. No social distancing is required and wearing masks are optional at Trump's Tulsa rally, even as Tulsa sets daily record for coronavirus cases.  Fauci speaks on whether he would attend Trump's Tulsa rally, "of course not."

Ryan spends some time discussing the impact the upcoming Trump rally in Tulsa might have on the spread of coronavirus in that city, the FDA's decision to end emergency use authorization for Hydroxychloroquine, and what other countries are experiencing with the virus.

On Episode 9, speaking with us from Hanoi, Vietnam, we have Ember with The Center for Communist Studies on the country's amazing response to the pandemic. Commentary: All out to shutdown Donald Trump's white supremacist rally in Tulsa.