Logo
    Search

    Ground assault intensifies, Pence suspends campaign, Matthew Perry dies

    enOctober 30, 2023

    Podcast Summary

    • Middle East Conflict: Israel vs Hamas Escalates, Humanitarian Crisis in GazaThe Israel-Hamas conflict escalates, causing a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The UN and world powers call for aid and diplomacy, while there's a risk of the conflict spreading to other parts of the Middle East.

      The situation in the Middle East, specifically in Israel and Gaza, remains volatile and complex. The conflict between Israel and Hamas continues to escalate, with both sides engaging in ground and air operations. The humanitarian situation in Gaza is dire, with signs of civil order breaking down as people loot supplies and basic necessities become increasingly scarce. The United Nations and various world powers are urging for more aid and diplomacy to prevent further escalation and protect civilian lives. Meanwhile, there is a heightened risk of the conflict spreading to other parts of the region, with Iranian proxies and Iran itself potentially getting involved. The Israeli military has already struck targets in Syria in response to threats, and the US is deploying additional troops to the region as a precaution. The situation is fluid and uncertain, with potential consequences that could impact the entire Middle East and beyond.

    • Deteriorating situation in Gaza with reports of social order breaking down and deliberate bombing of hospitalsThousands have been killed, including healthcare workers, and hospitals bombed in Gaza. Parties must respect international law and allow humanitarian aid to reach civilians.

      The situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate with reports of social order breaking down, thousands killed, including healthcare workers, and hospitals being deliberately bombed, leaving civilians seeking refuge with no protection. The International Criminal Court has reminded all parties involved that international law stands and that there will be no impunity for war crimes. Meanwhile, anti-Semitic mobs have disrupted a Russian airport, injuring ten people and forcing it to close. Hamas has launched terror attacks using drones, and Israel has expanded its offensive, entering the second stage of the war on Hamas. The international community is urgently calling for humanitarian assistance to reach civilians and for all parties to respect international law.

    • Middle East Conflict: Volatile Environment with Wide-Ranging ImpactThe Middle East conflict's escalation, including military actions and rhetorical threats, creates a volatile environment with potential for violence to spill over and impact countries like Israel and Iran. Key players' actions and words continue to influence the situation, making containment challenging.

      The ongoing conflict in the Middle East, specifically in areas like Israel and Gaza, is a complex issue with far-reaching consequences. The situation has escalated with military actions and rhetorical threats from various countries and their proxies, creating a volatile environment. The recent incident at the airport in Dagestan, Russia, showcases the potential for violence to spill over and impact the entire region, including countries like Israel and Iran. The US and its allies are working to contain the situation, but the actions and words of key players in the region will continue to influence the situation. Additionally, the death of beloved actor Matthew Perry serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of life and the impact individuals can have on the world.

    • Tom Power's conversation with Matthew Perry reveals his desire to be remembered as a helper and compassionate person.Despite personal struggles, Matthew Perry aimed to make a positive impact on others' lives and be remembered as a giver and kind person.

      Learning from the conversation with Tom Power about Matthew Perry is that he wanted to be remembered as a helper and a compassionate person. Despite his personal struggles with addiction and fame, he aimed to make a positive impact on others' lives. This was evident during his podcast interview when he expressed his desire to help those struggling with addiction. Tragically, Perry passed away at the age of 54, but his wish to be remembered as a giver and a kind person has been fulfilled through the viral clip of him offering help to an audience member. The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, faced criticism for a deleted social media post regarding the October 7th Hamas attack, as families of the hostages being held by Hamas called for a prisoner exchange. The situation remains tense, with up to 239 hostages believed to be held by Hamas and the Israeli government under pressure to act swiftly.

    • Israeli-Palestinian hostage release negotiationsIsraeli security interests conflict with Hamas' demand for prisoner releases, while US works to free American hostages, and missed warnings about potential shooter went unheeded.

      The release of hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip is a complex issue for Israel, as Hamas demands the release of thousands of Palestinian prisoners in exchange. This demand goes against Israel's security interests and its unwillingness to negotiate under such conditions. Meanwhile, in the United States, efforts continue to secure the release of American hostages, with President Biden in regular contact with Israeli officials. Elsewhere, law enforcement missed warning signs regarding the Maine mass shooter, Robert Carr, who had been reported as potentially dangerous by a fellow national guardsman weeks before the attack. Despite these concerns, a missing person's report was filed, and the case was closed, leaving questions about what led to the closure and the subsequent shootings.

    • Impact of Maine School Shooting on Deaf CommunityThe Maine School shooting led to the loss of advocates and leaders, highlighting the importance of access to information and effective communication during crises.

      The tragic shooting at the School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Maine had a profound impact on the deaf community, particularly as they felt excluded from crucial information during the crisis. The community lost four members, including advocates and leaders like Josh Seale and Billy Brackett, who were deeply connected and made a significant difference in the lives of many. The loss of these individuals has left a void that the next generation will strive to fill in their honor. The incident also highlighted the importance of access to information and the role of interpreters in ensuring effective communication during crises. The community remains tight-knit and resilient, but the shooting has left them grappling with the challenges of access and the emotional toll of the loss.

    • The Republican presidential race remains largely unchanged with Trump leadingTrump's strong base and financial resources keep him in the lead, despite legal challenges and undecided voters.

      Despite Mike Pence's exit from the Republican presidential race, the race remains largely unchanged with Donald Trump holding a considerable lead. Moreover, half of the caucus goers are undecided, providing some hope for lower-tier candidates. However, the field may not narrow significantly due to the availability of funding from wealthy donors, allowing candidates to stay in the race indefinitely. Trump's popularity among independents is also a notable factor, as he leads in this demographic with a 33% support. The legal challenges against Trump have had minimal impact on his supporters, and they remain committed to him despite ongoing legal issues. Overall, the Republican campaign is shaping up to be a two-horse race between Trump and his challengers, with the former's strong base and financial resources giving him an edge.

    • The Republican Party's Shift from Traditional Values to Trump's LeadershipThe GOP under Trump has prioritized personal loyalty over conservative policies, hindering Mike Pence's strategy and potentially limiting the party's appeal to key demographics.

      The Republican Party under Donald Trump's leadership has shifted its focus from traditional conservative values to being about Trump himself. This was evident in Mike Pence's failed strategy to follow traditional conservative policies and drop out with only 2% of the votes. Nikki Haley, a potential addition to the Republican Party, could be politically potent due to her appeal to college-educated suburban women, a demographic that played a significant role in Biden's 2020 victory. The Middle East situation is heating up, with Israel's ground assault in Gaza causing humanitarian crises and a real risk of the conflict escalating into a regional one. The US is taking steps to deter further conflict and increase humanitarian aid to the region. The situation is critical, with destruction and desperation escalating in Gaza, and the UN reporting more children have been killed in the past three weeks than in a four-year period globally.

    • Middle East Conflict: Smaller Ground Offensive Than AnticipatedThe Middle East conflict, named Poppy, has seen smaller ground operations and air strikes than anticipated, but the potential for escalation into a larger regional war remains a concern. Iran has threatened retaliation, while Israel and the US take action against anti-Semitic incidents and respond to rocket fire.

      The situation in the Middle East, particularly between Israel and Iran, has escalated into a new phase with ground operations and air strikes. The war, named Poppy, was expected to be a major ground offensive but has turned out to be smaller than anticipated. Iran has threatened retaliation, but the Israeli prime minister and foreign minister have stated they don't want to expand the war. The conflict has also sparked anti-Israeli protests in Russia, including at an airport in Dagestan where a mob stormed the tarmac and targeted Jews and Israelis. The Biden administration is taking action against anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses, and Israel has responded to rocket fire from Hezbollah in Lebanon with air strikes. The potential for this conflict to escalate into a larger regional war remains a concern.

    • Conflict at Lebanon border and anti-Semitic threats on US campusesThe Lebanon border is a daily battleground, with Hezbollah and Israeli forces clashing, while the US is addressing anti-Semitic threats on college campuses, specifically at Cornell University.

      The situation on the Lebanon border between Israel and Lebanon has escalated into a daily conflict, with Hezbollah and other militant groups actively engaging in artillery fire, IED attacks, and attempted ground incursions. The border area is largely deserted due to fear of attacks, and residents who remain behind are taking matters into their own hands to protect their homes. The conflict shows no signs of abating, with Israeli soldiers blocking roads due to the threat of infiltrations from Lebanon. Meanwhile, in the US, the Biden administration is taking action against anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses, specifically at Cornell University, where threats were made against Jewish students on an online forum. The administration is increasing resources to protect students and investigating the threats, which included violent and dehumanizing language and specific threats against a kosher dining hall. The situation in both the Middle East and on US campuses underscores the ongoing concerns and tensions related to these issues.

    • Antisemitic incidents at Cornell University and actor Matthew Perry's deathCornell University experienced antisemitic behavior and the president condemned it. New York Governor is ensuring student safety. Matthew Perry, known for Friends role, died, cause unknown, but no foul play suspected, and he was open about addiction struggles.

      There have been multiple incidents of antisemitic behavior at Cornell University, including vandalized sidewalks with anti-Israel statements and a professor asking for a leave of absence after making positive comments about Hamas. The university's president, Martha Pollack, has condemned the incidents and called for unity against hate. Meanwhile, New York Governor Kathy Hochul is in touch with officials at various universities across the state to ensure student safety in the wake of these threats. Separately, the world is mourning the death of actor Matthew Perry, best known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends. The cause of his death remains unknown, but no foul play is suspected. Perry was also open about his struggles with addiction and wanted to help others going through similar struggles.

    • Friendship and camaraderie in Hollywood, humanitarian crisis in Middle EastThe United Auto Workers Union reached a deal with Stellantis, allowing 14,000 workers to return. Middle East tensions escalate, with Israel sending more troops into Gaza and UN seeking a ceasefire. Desperate people looted UN warehouses, hindering relief efforts, and communication outages added to the challenge.

      Friendship and camaraderie played a significant role in an actor's rise to fame, while in other news, communication and logistics are crucial components in humanitarian efforts. The United Auto Workers Union reached a tentative agreement with Stellantis, allowing 14,000 workers to return to work soon. In the Middle East, tensions continue to escalate, with Israel sending more ground forces into Gaza and the UN seeking a humanitarian ceasefire. In Gaza, desperate people have looted UN warehouses, compromising the ability to distribute essential goods, and communication outages have further hindered relief efforts. Protests in the US over the situation in the Middle East have also become a source of conflict and division.

    • Middle East Conflict Causes Tension on US CampusesIntensity of Middle East conflict leads to tension, sympathy, and violence on US campuses. Netanyahu's handling of situation risks his premiership

      The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is causing significant tension and even violence on college campuses in the United States. Passions are running high due to the intensity and horrific nature of events happening halfway around the world. While we're seeing the best of people coming out in sympathy and protest, we're also seeing the worst as people express favoritism towards one side and take it to the streets. In Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu is in a difficult political position as he tries to shift blame for the October 7th attack onto the security services, but faced swift backlash and apologized for his tweet. Netanyahu's poor choices over the years have led to this disaster, and his reputation as a protector of Israelis is at risk. With another election on the horizon, Netanyahu's collapse in popularity could mean the end of his premiership.

    • Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu's protective stance and Trump's legal issuesNetanyahu's stance towards Israel and Trump's disregard for court orders raise complex legal issues, requiring fair and equal application of the law.

      The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has long positioned himself as the protector of Israel, given its history of anti-Semitic attacks. However, his actions towards Palestinians have led to criticism, making Biden's embrace of Israel as a whole being perceived as an endorsement of Netanyahu. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's disregard for court orders, including a gag order in his election subversion case, continues to be a challenge for the judicial system. In Colorado, a trial is underway to determine if Trump violated the 14th amendment due to his actions on January 6th, which could potentially disqualify him from the ballot. These complex issues require careful consideration and application of the law fairly and equally.

    • Constitution's disqualification clause for insurrection participantsThe constitutional clause disqualifying individuals from holding office for insurrection participation is complex and debated, with potential implications for the 2022 elections.

      The constitutional clause disqualifying individuals from holding office if they have participated in or encouraged insurrection or rebellion is a significant issue that should not be dismissed, despite its seeming antiquity or political difficulty. The constitution is an enforceable document, and this provision has been debated extensively since January 6th, 2021. While it may be unclear how this clause would be applied in practice, particularly at the state level, it is important to remember that the constitution matters and attempts to undermine democracy run directly counter to it. The ongoing legal debate surrounding Donald Trump's potential disqualification from the ballot is a prime example of this issue's complexity and significance. While some argue that the clause is self-executing and requires no further action, others caution that its application would be highly politicized and potentially divisive. Ultimately, the interpretation of this clause will depend on the courts, and its impact on the 2022 elections remains to be seen.

    • Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Escalates in GazaThe Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Gaza is escalating rapidly, with heavy fighting between Israeli troops and Hamas militants, increasing hunger and desperation, and potential threats from regional players. The US and allies are working to prevent further escalation and increase aid.

      The situation in Gaza is deteriorating rapidly, with hunger and desperation increasing, civil order breaking down, and heavy fighting between Israeli troops and Hamas militants continuing for the fourth day. The IDF has been methodically targeting Hamas positions, expanding their operations and adding more troops, while also facing potential threats from other regional players like Hezbollah in Lebanon, Iranian proxies in Syria, and tensions with Russia. The US, along with its regional allies, is working to prevent further escalation and increase humanitarian aid to Gaza to prevent the conflict from expanding. The situation remains dynamic and dangerous, with the potential for significant regional consequences.

    • Middle East Tensions: Jordan Seeks US Military Support, UN Pursues Humanitarian PausesJordan seeks US military support due to instability, US responds to Iran's actions against US interests, UN attempts to implement humanitarian pauses, US prioritizes hostage releases but faces obstacles from Hamas

      The situation in the Middle East, particularly between Israel and Iran, remains tense and volatile. Regional allies like Jordan are seeking additional military support from the US due to concerns over instability and potential escalation. Iran's actions against US interests have resulted in military responses from the US. The UN is attempting to implement humanitarian pauses in the conflict, but the US has not yet committed to supporting such resolutions due to the need for Israel's right to self-defense. The release of American hostages trapped in Gaza is a priority, but Hamas' demands for their release are currently an obstacle. The US is working with regional partners to find a solution and is considering the value of humanitarian pauses for both delivering aid and negotiating for hostage releases.

    • White House addressing hate crimes and conflict areasThe White House is working to protect Americans in conflict areas and combat hate crimes, while urging caution in military operations to minimize civilian casualties.

      There are ongoing efforts to help evacuate Americans from conflict areas, while addressing rising hate crimes against Jewish and Muslim communities in the US. The White House is working closely with authorities to identify and disrupt threats against these communities. Regarding the ongoing conflict in Gaza, the White House maintains that Israel is not deliberately targeting civilians, while condemning Hamas for using civilians as shields. In Maine, there were missed warning signs before a deadly shooting rampage, raising questions about whether earlier intervention could have prevented the tragedy. The White House continues to urge caution and care in military operations to minimize civilian casualties, while condemning deliberate attacks on civilians, such as those seen in Ukraine.

    • Mass shootings and mental health concernsUrgent need for better communication between law enforcement and mental health professionals to prevent tragedies, addressing root causes of violence and mental health issues essential

      There have been multiple mass shootings across the country resulting in numerous injuries and fatalities over the past few days. In Maine, a man who was known to have a history of mental illness and had made threats was not apprehended despite warnings to law enforcement. In Florida, a fight at a crowded bar led to a shooting that left a 14-year-old boy and a 22-year-old man dead, and 16 others injured. Former Vice President Mike Pence recently suspended his presidential campaign, leaving the Republican field narrowing. These tragic events underscore the urgent need for better communication and coordination between law enforcement and mental health professionals, as well as the importance of addressing the root causes of violence and mental health issues in our communities.

    • Mike Pence's Poor Performance in 2024 Republican Primary Due to Election CertificationDespite a strong economy, Mike Pence's campaign underperformed due to his role in certifying Joe Biden's election victory, allowing Trump to dominate the 2024 Republican primary. Biden's economic leadership faces low public confidence, but the US economy remains resilient.

      Mike Pence's poor performance in the 2024 Republican primary can be attributed to his role in certifying Joe Biden's 2020 election victory. With only 1% of the votes in New Hampshire and 3% in Iowa, Pence's campaign was a significant disappointment. Trump, on the other hand, is currently the clear front runner, holding 60% of the primary votes if Pence is not in the race. Jerome Powell faces a challenging decision regarding interest rates, as the economy is performing well but there are concerns about inflation. Rhona Faroohar argues that Bidenomics represents a shift towards Main Street economics, but the public's confidence in Biden's economic leadership remains low. Despite these challenges, the US economy is showing resilience in the face of various crises.

    • Challenges to economic growth but argument for fiscal stimulus remains strongDespite challenges like consumer spending, labor markets, govt debt, and geopolitical tensions, the call for economic growth through fiscal stimulus and infrastructure building persists. A recent survey in Gaza shows Palestinians favor peaceful coexistence with Israel.

      Despite the challenges outlined in the Q3 earnings report, including consumer spending, labor markets, government debt, and geopolitical tensions, the argument for economic growth through fiscal stimulus and infrastructure building remains strong. The ongoing issues do not weaken the argument but rather underscore the need for a shift away from an economy reliant on easy money and low interest rates. Meanwhile, a recent survey conducted by Arab Barometer reveals that Hamas, a terror organization that governs the Gaza Strip, did not enjoy popular support among Palestinians living there before the October 7th attacks. The survey found that 44% of Gazans had no trust at all in the Hamas-led government, and a majority favored a two-state solution. Historically, Israeli crackdowns on Hamas have driven public sentiment towards the organization, but it is likely that the same thing will not happen this time. Instead, the majority of Palestinians continue to support a peaceful solution living side by side with Israel.

    • Palestinians in Gaza show increased support for HamasThe devastating impact of the conflict on civilians in Gaza has led to increased anger towards Israel and potentially greater support for Hamas.

      Despite the majority of Palestinians in Gaza not previously supporting Hamas or its tactics, the recent conflict has led to increased anger towards Israel and potentially greater support for Hamas. This shift in sentiment is likely due to the devastating impact of the conflict on civilians in Gaza, who have suffered significant damage to their homes and livelihoods. Actress Morgan Fairchild, who worked with Matthew Perry on Friends, shared memories of his warm and ebullient personality, highlighting his unique ability to bring joy and laughter to those around him both on and off screen. Perry, who struggled publicly with addiction, wanted to be remembered as someone who lived well, loved well, and helped others. His legacy will continue to inspire and entertain audiences for generations to come.

    • Matthew Perry's Legacy as a Person and ActorMatthew Perry, known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends, was not only a brilliant comedic actor but also a kind and brave individual who used his experiences with addiction to help others. His professionalism on set and decision to write a book and speak openly about his struggles made him an endearing and inspiring figure.

      Matthew Perry, known for his role as Chandler Bing on "Friends," was not only a brilliant comedic actor with quick wit and delivery, but also a kind and brave individual who used his experiences with addiction to help others. His professionalism on set belied the challenges he faced off-camera, and his decision to write a book and speak openly about his struggles made him an endearing and inspiring figure. Perry's ability to make people laugh with his quick turn and unexpected humor translated to his acting, making him a beloved character on the show. The impact of "Friends" was far-reaching, touching millions of viewers and helping them grow up. As Perry's "mom" on the show, Morgan Fairchild wanted to express her condolences to his family and acknowledge the legacy he left behind, both as an actor and as a person.

    Recent Episodes from CNN This Morning

    Dems Defend Biden, Fireworks Harbor Blaze, Beryl Blasts Jamaica

    Dems Defend Biden, Fireworks Harbor Blaze, Beryl Blasts Jamaica
    Democratic governors rush to the defense of Joe Biden as the president admits he made mistakes in last week's debate. Fireworks set a New England harbor on fire. After Beryl pounds Jamaica, the deadly hurricane is now on track to hit the Cayman Islands.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJuly 04, 2024

    Dems Debate Biden, Poll Favors VP, Beryl Targets Jamaica

    Dems Debate Biden, Poll Favors VP, Beryl Targets Jamaica
    More calls for Joe Biden to bow out from Democrats as the president's team digs in to have him stay in the race. A new CNN poll shows Democrats may have a better chance of holding onto the White House with the VP at the top of the ticket. Hurricane Beryl tears through the Caribbean, now targeting Jamaica.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJuly 03, 2024

    Conviction Overturn Effort, Overcoming Debate Debacle, Beryl Wreaks Havoc

    Conviction Overturn Effort, Overcoming Debate Debacle, Beryl Wreaks Havoc
    Donald Trump tries to overturn his conviction in the New York hush money trial after the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. The Biden campaign scrambles to find a way to move past the president's shocking debate performance. Dozens are injured as severe turbulence strikes a transatlantic flight. Hurricane Beryl, now a powerful Category 5 storm, leaves destruction across the Caribbean as it approaches Jamaica.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJuly 02, 2024

    Biden Debate Aftermath, SCOTUS Immunity Decision, Hurricane's Threat Rises

    Biden Debate Aftermath, SCOTUS Immunity Decision, Hurricane's Threat Rises
    As President Biden fights to stay in the race, Democrats struggle to decide whether they're better off with or without him. The Supreme Court is expected to rule today on Donald Trump's claim of absolute presidential immunity. The Carribean braces for Hurricane Beryl, now a potentially deadly Category 3 storm.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJuly 01, 2024

    Democrat Insider: 'We Are F'd'

    Democrat Insider: 'We Are F'd'
    Democrats are scrambling after what is being described by party operatives as a 'horrific' performance by Joe Biden at last night's presidential debate. Many are calling for him to drop out of the race.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJune 28, 2024

    Debate Day is Here

    Debate Day is Here
    In just a matter of hours, Joe Biden and Donald Trump will square off in what could be the most fateful presidential debate. We're live at CNN's world headquarters here in Atlanta, where the debate -- the first between a sitting president and former president -- will take place.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJune 27, 2024

    Presidential Debate Prep, Assange Plea Deal, Key Primary Results

    Presidential Debate Prep, Assange Plea Deal, Key Primary Results
    First, we bring you new details about the candidates' final preparations for tomorrow night's highly anticipated presidential debates. Then, how the plea deal freeing Julian Assange led to his release happened. Plus, primary results are in for two very recognizable incumbents.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJune 26, 2024

    Debate Drug Tests, New Docs Evidence, New York Primary

    Debate Drug Tests, New Docs Evidence, New York Primary
    Donald Trump demands a drug test for President Biden and offers to take one himself with just two days to go before the CNN presidential debate. The special counsel in Trump's classified documents case releases new evidence, including never-before-seen photos from the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago. Voters in New York head to the polls for a primary election pro-Israel groups are watching very closely.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJune 25, 2024

    Debate Strategies, Roe v. Wade, Iowa Underwater

    Debate Strategies, Roe v. Wade, Iowa Underwater
    New reporting on the strategies Joe Biden and Donald Trump plan to use during Thursday night's historic CNN debate. Two years to the day since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, how that ruling is impacting lives and our political .landscape today. Nearly two dozen counties in Iowa are underwater.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJune 24, 2024

    Biden's Debate Edge, Trump's Fundraising Haul, Alberto Slams US

    Biden's Debate Edge, Trump's Fundraising Haul, Alberto Slams US
    With less than a week to go before the CNN presidential debate, we reveal the one rule that Team Biden believes gives the president an edge. Donald Trump's huge fundraising haul in May includes $50 million from one billionaire. Tropical Storm Alberto is downgraded overnight after causing devastating flooding in Texas and Mexico. New York's governor signs a new law to regulate social media algorithms that target kids.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
    CNN This Morning
    enJune 21, 2024

    Related Episodes

    Biden departs for Israel, a family’s desperate journey, another Speaker vote

    Biden departs for Israel, a family’s desperate journey, another Speaker vote
    President Biden is set to leave Washington today on a high-stakes trip to Israel, as he comes under growing pressure to get critical aid to millions of civilians in Gaza, to support Israel’s ground offensive, and save American hostages held captive by Hamas in Gaza. Plus, CNN journalist Ibrahim Dahman details his family’s desperate journey out of Gaza City. And, the House will vote on a new Speaker today, but will Rep. Jim Jordan get the majority he needs? Also: The Supreme Court allows the continuing regulation of ghost guns, and Justice Barrett comments on the Supreme Court potentially adopting a code of ethics. For daily information on the Israel-Gaza conflict, check out CNN’s podcast ‘Tug of War: Attack on Israel’. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    Violence in Iran and Lebanon Prompts Concern Israel-Hamas War Could Expand

    Violence in Iran and Lebanon Prompts Concern Israel-Hamas War Could Expand
    Twin bombings in Iran and a senior Hamas leader killed in Lebanon are just two recent events that are prompting concern that the war between Israel and Hamas could be expanding to other parts of the Middle East.

    NPR correspondents Jane Arraf and Peter Kenyon, both with deep experience in the region, talk to All Things Considered host Mary Louise Kelly about the days events, and what it could mean for the stability of the region going forward.

    Email us at considerthis@npr.org

    Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    NPR Privacy Policy

    10/18/23: EVERYTHING WE KNOW: Gaza Hospital Bombing

    10/18/23: EVERYTHING WE KNOW: Gaza Hospital Bombing

    Krystal and Emily discuss everything we know so far about the tragic Gaza hospital bombing, Biden shunned as Middle East summit collapses, Israel and Hamas battle over hostage negotiations, Jim Jordan faceplants on first house speaker vote, Democrats in civil war as Rashida Tlaib attacks Biden's Israel policy, and US influence implodes as Putin and Xi hold important meeting.


    To become a Breaking Points Premium Member and watch/listen to the show uncut and 1 hour early visit: https://breakingpoints.supercast.com/


    Merch Store: https://shop.breakingpoints.com/

    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Biden Democracy Annihilation Warning, Israel-Hamas War, & Jerome Powell Exclusive

    Biden Democracy Annihilation Warning, Israel-Hamas War, & Jerome Powell Exclusive

    On today's podcast:

    (1) President Biden appealed directly to Americans to support funding for Israel and Ukraine's war efforts, warning that Hamas and Russia pose parallel threats to democracy.

    (2) UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will travel to Egypt today as he urges leaders in the Middle East to avoid an escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

    (3) Jerome Powell has signaled a November hike is unlikely while leaving the door open for more rate increases.

    (4) Labour has overturned huge conservative majorities to win two parliamentary seats.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Episode 9 Libertarians who actually put their money where their mouths are

    Episode 9 Libertarians who actually put their money where their mouths are

    Libertarians have spent decades on the internet assuming the role of keyboard warrior trying to persuade the masses that a voluntary society is both preferable and achievable.

    Yet despite all the online blather, there were very few libertarians or libertarian organizations who were actually walking the walk when it came to being the change they wished to see in the world.

    Not Voluntaryism In Action.

    They actually decided to get off of social media and DO something, rather than live in the world of theory offering nothing but hypotheticals and funny memes.

    To date, they’ve disbursed over $300,000 dollars to needy recipients with a goal to disburse over $1 million dollars.

    Voluntaryism In Action shows us what’s possible when we put libertarian ideals into practice by helping each other rather than relying on the government to provide a safety net.

    Justin Glassman is the Assistant Director of VIA. He walks me through the steps of how they got started and over time turned VIA into an organization with over 50k followers on Facebook and a massive giving network.

    Show notes page: https://libertyalliancenetwork.com/episode-9-libertarians-who-actually-put-their-money-where-their-mouths-are/

    Watch and subscribe on Rumble: https://rumble.com/v1ih22l-episode-9-libertarians-who-actually-put-their-money-where-their-mouths-are.html

    Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/haleyinflorida