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Top 5 News Headlines and Commentary for Wednesday, November 2, 2022. 1. Polling Shows Republican Gubernatorial Races Look Encouraging. 2. Tulsi Gabbard Endorses Multiple GOP Candidates. 3. Libertarian Candidate Drops Out of Arizona Senate Race, Endorses GOP Blake Masters. 4. True the Vote Leaders Found Contempt of Court After Not Divulging Sources for Their Protection. 5. FCC Leader States the US Should Ban TikTok.

Helen is Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge University. She has been at Cambridge since 1994, and is at present, Deputy Head of the School of the Humanities and Social Sciences. She is a regular panelist on the excellent podcast show Talking Politics. She has recently been focusing on the political economy of oil, Brexit and the euro zone crisis. In this podcast we discuss: The current state-of-play in Brexit talks How state aid issues have become more importance since COVID The purpose and implications of the Internal Market Bill Why the EU wants a deal Could Boris Johnson face a leadership challenge? How Scotland could get an independence vote The challenge for Labour around England and Scotland UK’s new flexible foreign policy balancing EU and US Should central banks target income inequality Books that influenced Helen: David Copperfield (Charles Dickens) and The Radetzky March (Joseph Roth)

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Gary is joined by former rugby professional, coach, and coach educator Russell Earnshaw. He has consulted with and delivered for Google, The English FA, Great Britain Hockey, British Triathlon, the Rugby Football League and British Swimming to name a few. He has also delivered to soccer coaches recently both in the UK and in the US at the Mass Youth Soccer Workshop. Rusty discusses a number: - What does a great environment look like? - How can we make learning more enjoyable for young players? - How can we challenge ourselves as coaches to be more creative? - What are some cultural differences in how coaches from UK view coaching to those in US - Should coach intelligence be a higher priority than player intelligence? - How do we challenge and disrupt thinking without being labelled as negative or someone who is continually finding faults? And much, much more!! This podcast is brought to you again by SportsLab360, an outstanding platform designed to empower youth players to increase their Soccer IQ and allow coaches to guide player development outside of training. We have some exciting news at the break on how MSC have teamed up with them and how you can claim a special offer for February. Please check out their work at www.SportsLab360.com

What is happening with all the sexual assault allegations around the US? Should congress ban non-disclosures from hiding things like this?  Schools are much more lenient about children picking their genders, but should they be allowed to switch mid-way through the school year?

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer returns and joins Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger to converse about a myriad of topics on the show. The trio start by recapping Major League Soccer Week 6. Are D.C. United finally back? Did we like the trade for the Colorado Rapids? Real Salt Lake get the big win for Mike Petke. FC Dallas and Portland Timbers keep winning. Plus, much more. Next, Rachael discusses the signing of Marta by the Orlando Pride in the NWSL. The performance of the US Women's National Team against Russia. Not to mention, the huge deal made on getting a new collective bargaining agreement done. There's also the big news coming about a joint bid for the US, Mexico and Canada for the 2026 World Cup. Is this the right move for the US? Should they have bid alone instead? Plus changes to the CONCACAF Champions League, what's the deal with the League of Nations and more.

This week on Nintendo Vocie Chat, the regular crew of Jose Otero, Peer Schneider, and Brian Altano tackle the tough questions about New Nintendo 3DS and this week's Nintendo Direct. Why no AC Adapter? Is the smaller model coming to the US? Should you buy a system on day one? What's going on with crossbuy in 2015? Near the end of the show, we talk about the announcement of a new Fire Emblem for 3DS. Stay tuned next week for everything else we missed!

Click here for the full interview with Dennis Kucinich: https://www.usefulidiotspodcast.com/p/dennis-kucinich-takes-on-the-war?r=je5va&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web For $6 a month, become a Useful Idiot! Get extended interviews, Thursday Throwdowns, and bonus content at www.usefulidiotspodcast.com Watch this week's Thursday Throwdown: Tucker Carlson's Putin interview enrages MSNBC https://www.usefulidiotspodcast.com/p/tucker-carlsons-putin-interview-enrages?r=je5va&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web Mayor, Congressman, and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich is making his triumphant return to Useful Idiots. Oh, and also to Congress. After serving as an Ohio Representative for more than 15 years until 2013, Kucinich has been out of politics for over a decade. And after watching his country decline both internationally and domestically, the veteran lawmaker and peace advocate realized that his service is needed once again. “We have to consciously evolve in our politics as a nation to recognize that human unity is the underlying truth of our existence,” he says. “It's about time that we called for a ceasefire, we gotta make sure that people aren't paying another $97,000 out of their pockets for the next war.” Homelessness rates are at an all time high and half of Americans can't afford their rent, but instead of fixing anything, Congress is sending all of our money to the military. “The sons and daughters of America are being sacrificed in unnecessary wars,” Kucinich says. “Their service is honorable. But the people who sent them there? Not honorable.” Which is why he's running against Rep. Max Miller (just wait until you hear this war monger boast about turning Gaza into a parking lot) to rejoin Congress as an Independent. “People are horrified about the direction the world's going in, and I'm stepping forward as a voice of sanity, common sense, and a willingness to say the obvious: war is stupid!” Subscribe to hear our full discussion with Dennis Kucinich, and if you want to help kick a psychopath out of Congress and replace him with someone fighting for peace, you can support Dennis' campaign here. 00:00 Intro 00:27 The Four Food Groups of News 17:24 Dennis Kucinich interview 19:16 Psychopath Max Miller 23:51 Why he's running for Congress 27:31 Homeless as a child 35:27 What can a member of Congress actually achieve? 40:40 $$$ to Israel and Ukraine 44:29 What the US SHOULD be doing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices