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Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, a Democrat from Hawaii, has always had a maverick streak. But since launching a presidential campaign, her tactics have only become more perplexing.
Guest: Lisa Lerer, political reporter for the New York Times.
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The news to know for Wednesday, November 6th, 2019!
What to know today about key elections in three states, including one some say is "too close to call," and how a key witness changed his testimony in the impeachment inquiry.
Plus: an in-brain chip to fight addiction, a 4-day workweek experiment, and reviews of Mermaid Live! three decades after the movie.
Those stories and many more in less than 10 minutes!
Award-winning broadcast journalist and former TV news reporter Erica Mandy breaks it all down for you.
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Witness Changes Testimony: CBS News, The Hill, NYT, Fox News
Election Results - Too Close to Call in KY?: AP, Washington Post, NBC News, USA Today
Deadly Ambush in Mexico: ABC News, NPR, Reuters, AP
Climate Change Warning: CNN, Washington Post,
Brain-Embedded Tech: TechCrunch, Engadget
AT&T Fined: The Verge, Reuters, Engadget
Google’s Pigeon App: Cnet, 9to5Google
Youtube Super Stickers: Cnet, TechCrunch
Possible Twitter Changes: Complex, The Verge
Mermaid Live!: People, USA Today
Work Wednesday - 4-Day Workweek: CNN
Free speech has seen better days on the college campus. Increasingly, conservative ideas are unwelcome and even shouted down. At some schools, religious groups are being kicked off campus for not allowing non-believers to run their organization. It’s a concerning state of affairs—and yet, many students are pushing back and winning in the courtroom. In today's episode, I speak with Casey Mattox about upholding the First Amendment on campus. We also discuss whether tech companies have any role in protecting free speech.
Read the lightly edited transcript of the interview, posted below, or listen on the podcast:
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The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) caused a stir when it reversed its “no girls allowed” rule for the Boy Scouts last year. But it turns out, this isn’t the first time the BSA has gone coed. We take a closer look at what happened, and one Sea Scout reflects on how gender affected her experience in the Scouts.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this episode made reference to new Boy Scout (now known as Scout BSA) troops including girls and boys. While there are now all-girl and all-boy Scout BSA troops which sometimes participate in activities and events together, there are not currently coed troops.
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This week we're doing the N.K. Jemisin's The Ones Who Stay and Fight, and we cover the paradox of tolerance and try to interpret what the story is saying about this very relevant issue.
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On The Gist, it’s not good to agree with Donald Trump, Jr.
In the interview, race car driver Michael Waltrip and filmmaker Paul Taublieb are here to talk with Mike about the new documentary Blink of an Eye based on the book of the same name about racing, Waltrip’s his relationship with Dale Earnhardt, Sr., and the fateful day of Earnhardt’s crash. The film is currently available to stream digitally.
In the Spiel, Elizbeth Warren’s healthcare plan.
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