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Coming up on the two year anniversary of the botched withdrawal in Afghanistan where 13 service members were murdered. The Gold Star parents finally get their say. Is this finally the Trump card? Did Jack Smith make a big mistake indicting Trump over J6? 

This week: Washington Post reports that Mike Sherwin and the FBI shut down multiple attempts by DoJ officials to investigate Trump and the fraudulent elector scheme; new charges against former Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, plus the latest in the Jim Jordan weaponization clown show.

(We are not ignoring the Hunter Biden indictment and guilty plea; this episode was recorded before that happened. We will be going over it in this week's Bonus episode for Patrons.)

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• Burlington’s prop zero
• Special Ed violations
• And the killer was….VT’s oldest murder case solved
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• State trooper Facebook case
• These mascots are out

• Fines for illegal noise
• Burlington city councilor plagiarism
• Wedding Shows
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• One of Vt’s last video stores is closing shop
• Winooski getting a boxing center
• Return of the $12 burger
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• Casper the friendly ghost
• Porky Pig
• Oscar Meyer Wienermobile
• Charlie Brown Comic books
• Ludacris is coming to the Champlain Valley Expo!

• Scumbag Map
• A one-man crusade against Lowe’s
• Former police chief charged with assault 
• Marshfield teen charged in stabbing
• Orleans man pleads guilty to murder 
• Human composting, yea or nea?
• Dogs looking for forever homes get flown in
• NYers freak out over a 4 foot gator
• Ok, so maybe we re-think the horseshoe crab stance
• Rabies on the rise?
• Super pigs coming from Canada
• Do our dogs really love us?
• Giraffe sex involves pee

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On today's Breitbart News Daily podcast, no monologue today, but we have two great guests. First, filmmaker Alex Lee Moyer, who has a new compelling documentary out on Alex Jones called "Alex's War." We talk about the film, Jones himself, and the state of the culture wars. Then, we speak to Dr. Peter Navarro. One of the intellectual leaders of America First. He's got a book out called "Taking Back Trump's America." He's our favorite type of patriot: smart and a fighter.

Join Ryan, Blaine, & Russ as they discuss our Nation's forty-second President, Bill Clinton!

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On this day in 1990, actress and comedian Roseanne Barr sang an ear-splitting rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” before the start of a Major League Baseball game. 

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So spannend wie ein Tatort - die ersten Runden der öffentlichen Anhörungen zum 6. Januar 2021 haben sich als wahres Must-See-TV herausgestellt. So haben wir diese Woche erfahren, dass Trump dem Rat seines betrunkenen Anwalts lieber gefolgt ist als den Ratschlägen seines restlichen „inner circles“. Dass er die große Lüge vom Wahlbetrug genutzt hat, um Millionen von Dollar an Spenden für Anwaltskosten einzusammeln, die aber nie dafür benutzt wurden. Und, dass Vizepräsident Mike Pence im Kapitol kurzzeitig nur 12 Meter von dem wütenden Mob entfernt war, der „Hängt Mike Pence!“skandierte. Aber, haben diese Erkenntnisse irgendwelche Auswirkungen auf die loyalen Trump-Fans? Sehen sie die Ereignisse dieses Tages und ihren Ex-Präsidenten nun anders? Und haben unsere Väter nun einen neuen Blick darauf?

Links:
Associated Press News:  January 6th Committee Hearing, Day 2, June 13, 2022.  Hearing starts at 20:00.

Associated Press News:  January 6th Committee Hearing, Day 3, June 16, 2022. 


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„Heute Abend sage ich dies zu meinen republikanischen Kollegen, die das Unhaltbare verteidigen: Es wird ein Tag kommen, an dem Donald Trump weg ist, aber Ihre Schande wird bleiben!“ Mit diesen mahnenden Worten leitete die Co-Vorsitzende des Untersuchungsausschusses zum 6. Januar die Präsentation dessen ein, was sie und ihre Kollegen in monatelanger Arbeit über jenen dramatischen Tag im Herzen der US-Hauptstadt zusammengetragen haben. Es geht um die politische Aufarbeitung dieses Tages. Zu bester Sendezeit, auf den meisten großen TV-Sendern landesweit, in teilweise ganz neuen Facetten.  

Demzufolge geben die Abgeordneten eindeutig dem ehemaligen Präsidenten die Schuld für den Angriff auf das Kapitol. Anhand von Interviews mit Trumps Familienmitgliedern und seinem inneren Kreis, mit Hilfe von nie zuvor gesehenen Aufnahmen der Demonstranten, die die Kongresshallen stürmen, sowie Live-Aussagen von Augenzeugen, will das Komitee diesen Vorwurf beweisen. Trump habe die Gewalt provoziert, vor allem durch das Verbreiten der Lüge, dass die Präsidentschaftswahl 2020 „gestohlen“ worden sei. Er habe dann nicht nur dabei die Ratschläge seiner Berater ignoriert, sondern auch versäumt, die sich entfesselnde Gewalt auf dem Kapitolshügel effektiv einzudämmen. Doch wie nimmt die amerikanische Öffentlichkeit diese Berichte auf? Und zudem: Wird das Trump-Wähler wie unsere Väter beeinflussen?

Links:
PBS NewsHour,  (Short Video) New Footage of Capitol Attack. June 10, 2022

Wall Street Journal, Full Jan. 6 Committee Hearing,  June 9, 2022

PBS NewsHour, Excerpt, Bill Barr, Ivanka Trump say there was no voter fraud, June 10, 2022

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In episode 1268, Jack and Miles are joined by writer, comedian, and graphic designer Steven Wilber, to discuss… Coupchella Night 2, James Patterson Sucks and more!

1. Coupchella Night 2
2. Ex-Trump campaign manager will miss Jan. 6 hearing for family emergency
3. James Patterson Sucks
4. 'Dreams do still come true' in a new novel by Dolly Parton and James Patterson
5. How James Patterson, the richest writer in the world, helped create the iconic Toys R Us jingle
6. James Patterson mostly doesn’t write his books. And his new readers mostly don’t read — yet.
7. Inside the fiction factory
8. How James Patterson Became the World’s Best-Selling Author
9. James Patterson calls off his fictional Murder of Stephen King

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In this episode of Personally Speaking, Msgr. Jim Lisante is joined by former U.S. Attorney General William Barr. Mr. Barr served under President George H. W. Bush and again under President Donald Trump. He chronicles his historic tenure, working under two vastly different men, George H. W. Bush and Donald Trump, in new his memoir, “One Damn Thing After Another”. Mr. Barr talks about carrying out his duties during two extremely different presidencies, and how his Catholic faith has been a foundation for him in his life, and throughout his career.

Johnny and Andrew welcome the hilarious Greg Hahn to the show! Greg is an amazing comedian and this episode was one of our all time favorites. We're sorry about the audio peaking at certain points but Greg was just too hot to handle! And we promise he's worth it. Greg needs backup on giving advice to rich people and being willing to change hotel rooms at a moment's notice. 

Buckle up — this may be one of the most inspirational conversations about restaurants you’ll ever hear.

Three experienced restaurateurs share their thoughts on the state of the  industry.

First, we hear from Matt Orlando, the chef and owner of the Copenhagen restaurant Amass.

And he doesn’t mince his words.

Matt reveals  the "deep underlying problem" in the restaurant industry, identifies its most  “irresponsible business owners”, and pinpoints the problem with awards and accolades.

He also explains why we need “an aggressive cultural shift within the restaurant industry”, how chefs have the tools to do this, and how it could help make restaurants financially secure.

Then we speak to Beau Clugston, the owner of the Copenhagen seafood bistro Iluka, who explains how his restaurant got through the past eighteen months.

Beau tells us what needs to change in the industry — even if diners won’t like it.

Finally, we talk to Lau Richter, the general manager at Noma’s sister restaurant, Barr.

He tells us about the positive impact of the pandemic, how Barr survived, and why he’ll never look at polishing wine glasses in the same way again.

Die fast letzte Phase des Präsidentschaftswahlprozesses ist nun abgeschlossen. Die Wahlleute des Electoral College traten in allen 50 Bundesstaaten und der Hauptstadt Washington DC zusammen, mancherorts nur virtuell, und bestätigten unbehelligt die 306 Wahlstimmen für Joe Biden - und somit die Präsidentschaft. Das letzte verbleibende Hürde ist nun die Bestätigung des Kongresses am 6. Januar. Was kann bis dahin noch passieren?

 Gleichzeitig wurden die ersten Corona-Impfstoffe in den USA verabreicht - an einem Tag, an dem die Zahl der Todesopfer im Zusammenhang mit Corona 300.000 erreichte. Währenddessen twitterte Trump, dass er sich noch nicht impfen lassen und erst abwarten werde. Möglicherweise hat das auch mit den jüngsten Umfragen zu tun – demnach planen nur 40% der Amerikanerinnen und Amerikaner, sich impfen zu lassen. Wie effektiv kann ein Impfstoff sein, wenn das Vertrauen fehlt? Aber geht es hier um Gesundheit oder Politik, wie schon bei den Masken?

Links:
CNN.  Watch Joe Biden’s full address to the nation after Electoral College reaffirms his victory. Dec. 14, 2020

Old News. Kelly Loeffler- Raphael Warnack Georgia Senate Debate: “Radical Liberal Raphael Warnock” Dec. 6, 2020

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So langsam kommt Schwung in den Übergang. Nach wochenlanger Hängepartie erhalten der designierte Präsident Joe Biden und sein Team endlich Zugang zu all den für den Machtwechsel notwendigen Informationen und Einrichtungen. Aber auch, wenn Präsident Donald Trump das nun zulässt, so hält er weiterhin daran fest, die Wahl nur durch Betrug verloren zu haben. Entsprechend lässt er seine Anwälte nach wie vor alle rechtlichen Schritte prüfen, um das Ergebnis anfechten zu können.
Davon unbeirrt stellt Biden sein Team auf, benennt Schlüsselpositionen seines Kabinetts und bereitet sich nicht nur auf die Opposition der Republikaner vor, sondern auch auf die innerhalb seiner eigenen Partei. Denn die Spaltung der Demokraten in den eher moderaten Flügel (Biden) und den eher progressiven (z.B. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren) könnte sich als eine nicht minder schwierige Herausforderung für den künftigen Präsidenten herausstellen.

Und zuletzt blicken wir auch noch mal auf die Wahlwerbe-Spots dieses vergangenen Wahlkampfes - welche waren die kreativsten, welche die fiesesten und welche die bewegendsten?

Links:
AdSpend2020.  Interactive Chart:  Ad Spending by Candidate over time. (Scroll down on Home Page.)

Brand Ads
Nike.  "Use Your Voice."
RepresentUs.  "Naked Ballot"
HBOMax and Rock the Vote.  "Vote Because"
Viacom/CBS.  "Vote for your Life"

Political Ads:  Political Initiatives, PACs
Lincoln Project.  "Men"
Republican Voters Against Trump.  "It's OK to Change your Mind."
Lincoln Project.  "Mourning in America"

Political Ads:  Candidate Sponsored
Trump.  "Meet Joe Biden's Supporters"
Trump.  "Break In"
Biden.  "Donna"
Trump.  "Joe Biden is Bernie Sanders' Trojan Horse"
Biden. "Endorsed: Captain "Sully” Sullenberger”
Biden.  "4 Hours"
Trump.  "Por Trump"
Trump.  "President Trump Got it Done"
Biden.  "Shop Talk"
Trump. "The Best is Yet to Come!"
Trump.  "Great American Comeback"
Biden.  "Go from There"

Texas Repräsentanten Haus Republikaner.  "Texas Reloaded" 

QUESTION PRESENTED:

A noncitizen may not apply for relief from deportation, including asylum and cancellation of removal, if he has been convicted of a disqualifying offense listed in the Immigration and Nationality Act. The categorical approach (including its "modified" variant) governs the analysis of potentially disqualifying convictions. Under that approach, a conviction for a state offense does not carry immigration consequences unless it "necessarily" establishes all elements of the potentially corresponding federal offense. Moncrieffe v. Holder,569 U.S. 184, 190-91 (2013).

Accordingly, four courts of appeals hold that a state conviction does not bar relief from removal if the state-court record is merely ambiguous as to whether the conviction involved the elements of the corresponding federal offense. In their view, ambiguity means the conviction does not "necessarily" establish the elements of the federal offense. Four other courts of appeals-including the Eighth Circuit below-take the opposite view. They hold that a merely ambiguous conviction is nonetheless disqualifying because the immigration laws place an evidentiary burden of proof on noncitizens to establish eligibility for relief.

The question presented is:

1. Whether a criminal conviction bars a noncitizen from applying for relief from removal when the record of conviction is merely ambiguous as to whether it corresponds to an offense listed in the Immigration and Nationality Act.

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