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Alabama

  • AL Supreme Court heard oral arguments on appeal case of Mac Marquette
  • Sen. Tuberville puts Senate Democrats on blast for seeking another shutdown
  • AL House passes the Child Predator Death Penalty Act, now heads to senate
  • John Wahl takes on accusations from Wes Allen of improper voting in 2020

National

  • Pilot program for Trump Accounts will place $1K start up money
  • Border Czar Homan says meeting with MN leadership a productive start
  • Senate GOP leader says he WILL bring the SAVE Act to a vote on Senate floor
  • FBI seized election docs related to 2020 from a facility in Fulton County GA
  • Part 2 of a conversation with Troy Anderson about Designated Disruptor

What A Day - Streets Of Minneapolis

Minneapolis is still under ICE’s thumb — and contrary to the Trump Administration and some media reports, ICE has not “de-escalated” in the Twin Cities. Multiple media outlets have reported no real change in Department of Homeland Security activity — but the communities in Minneapolis are still standing up to the Trump Administration, using every peaceful tool at their disposal to do so. For more, we spoke to Alex Wagner, host of Crooked’s Runaway Country podcast, who is reporting from Minneapolis.

And in headlines, Secretary of State Marco Rubio testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the FBI raids a Georgia election office infamous to conspiracy theorists for its role in “rigging” the 2020 election, and Democrats are apparently ready to pass every bill in the massive funding package before the Senate — except for the DHS portion.

Show Notes:

The Indicator from Planet Money - Hawaii’s worker shortage goes NUTS

Macadamia nuts. Labor shortages. Volcanoes. All that might sound like econ Mad Libs, but they’re all connected to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco’s entry into the Beige Book this month: labor shortages are hurting macadamia nut harvests in Hawaii. 

On today’s show, we take a vacation and talk to someone on the Big Island who runs a macadamia nut farm. He calls them “mac nuts.” 

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NPR's Book of the Day - A meet-cute followed by real life: ‘Party of Two’ is about love in the real world

Romance writer Jasmine Guillory writes beautiful love stories – but that doesn't mean they aren't based in reality. Her novel Party of Two, from the summer of 2020, is about a Black woman and a white man who have a meet-cute and start a casual long-distance relationship. But race does have an impact on their connection because of the different ways the world has received them. Guillory told former NPR host Lulu Garcia-Navarro that real-life couples have these conversations, so her characters should too.


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The Best One Yet - ⛸️ “$200K per Olympian” — Billionaires philanthropy splurge. Tesla’s young avocado tree. Phia’s $100M fashion butler. +Cursing Promotion Hack

Olympic athletes get $200K, babies get CEO money... It’s a golden era for billionaire donations.

Tesla announced bad earnings but the stock rose… Because Tesla is a young avocado tree.

Bill Gates’ daughter’s fashion startup Phia hit a $180M valuation… It’s AI’s butler era.

Plus, the secret to success may be cursing… A new study proves *$@%!#&.


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Tech Won't Save Us - Elon Musk Profits Off Non-Consensual Deepfakes w/ Kat Tenbarge

Paris Marx is joined by Kat Tenbarge to discuss the explosion of abusive deepfakes on X, including how Elon Musk is profiting from the sexual exploitation of women and children while his followers use Grok to engage in gender-based violence.

Kat Tenbarge is an independent journalist who writes Spitfire News.

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Global News Podcast - Trump warns Iran ‘time is running out’ for nuclear deal

Donald Trump has warned Iran that "time is running out" to negotiate a deal on its nuclear programme following the steady build-up of US military forces in the Gulf. The US president said a "massive armada" was "moving quickly, with great power, enthusiasm, and purpose" towards Iran, referring to a large US naval force. Iran insists its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful, but warned that a new US attack would prompt a response "like never before". Also: We report from Mozambique where an intense clear-up operation is underway following weeks of severe flooding. The US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has made a robust defence of the Trump administration's Venezuela policy, weeks after US special forces seized President Nicolás Maduro. And could dementia be diagnosed earlier by looking at changes in the way people use language?

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It Could Happen Here - To Catch A Fascist: An Interview with Christopher Mathias

Molly interviews Christopher Mathias about his new book, To Catch a Fascist: The Fight to Expose the Radical Right. It's a rollicking tale of infiltrating nazi groups and exposing their private communications to dox them en masse. 

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