Month: July 2022

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Everything Everywhere Daily - The Rise and Fall of the Boeing 747

Introduced in 1968, the Boeing 747 totally revolutionized commercial air transportation. It was more than twice the size of the next closest passenger plane, and it brought air travel to a much wider audience.

Not only did it help democratize air travel, but the plane’s unique features also added a new element of style and luxury to the jet age. 

In addition to carrying passengers, it has also served as an important cargo aircraft, and it has even served as Air Force One.

Learn more about the Boeing 747 on the 747th episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.


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The NewsWorthy - Special Edition: Jan 6th Hearings– Powerful or Political?

We’ve watched 8 live hearings now about the January 6th Capitol riot and former President Trump’s role. Now, we’re getting two perspectives about the impact.

Democratic strategist Leslie Marshall is a Fox News contributor and the host of a nationally syndicated radio program, “The Leslie Marshall Show.” 

But first, you’ll hear from Republican analyst Scott Jennings. He’s a CNN contributor and host of the podcast, “Flyover Country.” He previously worked for President George W. Bush and served as an advisor to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

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The Daily Signal - The Future of Abortion Law

Hadley Arkes, a long-time commentator on abortion, natural law, and constitutional jurisprudence joins the Daily Signal podcast to discuss the arguments that should be made to defend unborn human life in America. He comments that "value judgment, ..., is a term that we began to use with Nietzsche. When people lost their confidence that they could speak about moral truth. So, they could speak about things, [that] have moral significance as we impart value to them. So, the matter of the value judgment is whether some of us, what do we care enough about? How much are we willing to value the life of that offspring in the womb? How much do we value the efforts to offer care for that life?" Arkes points the way to a principled defense of unborn human life that citizens, legislators, and judges can draw upon to instill the principle of equality for the unborn under law in America.

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More or Less: Behind the Stats - Does the World Athletics Championships have a false start problem?

US athlete Devon Allen has made global headlines this week after being disqualified from the 110m hurdles final at the World Athletics Championship in Eugene, Oregon. He was judged to have left the starting blocks a thousandth of a second too early. On More or Less we crunch the numbers behind false starts in athletics, asking how quick is too quick when it comes to reacting to a starting gun and whether something else might have gone wrong with the measurement system.

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It Could Happen Here - It Could Happen Here Weekly 44

All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file.

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The Gist - Trump’s Yesterdays Implicate His Tomorrows

Stuart Gerson, former Assistant Attorney General in the George H.W. Bush White House, and Acting Attorney General under Bill Clinton, has been watching the January 6th hearings. He has concluded that the DOJ must prosecute Trump. We ask him how he came to his conclusion. Plus, it’s Steve Bannon’s turn in the barrel, as he’s convicted of slipping out on a subpoena. And in the Spiel, Donald Trump may not be able to say “yesterday,” but the spoken word is not his only means of expression.

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Consider This from NPR - The January 6th Committee Rests Its Case For Now, And Eyes Turn to Merrick Garland

This week the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol wrapped up its first set of public hearings. The final hearing focused on former President Trump's actions - or lack of action - as rioters breached the Capitol.

As the hearings continue, the Department of Justice is conducting its own investigation. And Attorney General Merrick Garland is under pressure from the left to bring criminal charges against Trump.

We spoke to former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann about the evidence that the House Select Committee has presented and what the attorney general may be considering. Weissmann was a senior prosecutor on Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.

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