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These segments were scheduled a few days ago but were postponed due to Trump's actions in Venezuela. Enjoy some late extra content starting with Emily going deep on Ryan's socialist past, career in journalism, and the infamous time he got in a fist fight with Jesse Watters.

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Ryan and Emily interview Christian Parenti on Trump, Venezuela and his life story!

YouTube: https://youtu.be/td2tvKEpe3o

Krystal, Ryan and Emily discuss China calling Trump's bluff on tariffs, stock market reacts, and a lawyer for a wrongly deported man responds to JD Vance.

YouTube: https://youtu.be/5aaiNVuR134

Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/2togMvVQ0F4mXQmbwuFs4K?si=wEARUQEoSR2o4KFxn-wR4w

Timestamps:
(00:00)Introduction and Overview of Liberation Day
(2:25)Jobs Report Analysis and Economic Implications
(14:58)The Impact of Tariffs on Domestic Economy
(26:15)Trump's Economic Strategy and Its Consequences
(40:55)The Autocratic Leadership Style of Trump
(42:19)The Case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
(1:12:02)The Shift in Democratic Leadership Dynamics
(1:17:53)Upcoming Nationwide Protests Against Trump
(1:33:45)End Of Show

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You guys should try and get Melissa Barerra on. Got kicked off Scream over advocating for Palestinians and is a producer on a new documentary about a Palestinian Mexican immigrant family, so she's out talking about that.

Is everyone here actually so fucking brain dead that they don’t notice the nonstop parade of MUSLIMS claiming America is losing the war on BP?

It’s been six weeks, who can name one single guest that has provided a counterpoint to their retarded Muslim-obsessed war coverage? Not one of you can.

Saagar is wrong about the VRA and proof of discriminatory intent.

Right now, in Louisiana, exactly 2% of black voters are registered Republicans. Any redrawing of maps in favor of Republicans necessarily will cause a disparate impact on black voters. If Republicans had changed their platform in any way to appeal to black voters, so some reasonable number of black voters were Republican (30%?), then the impact would not be so clear.

In discrimination case law, for something like 50 years now, there is what is called "burden shifting" in disparate impact cases. What that means is, if you are a person alleging racial discrimination, and you can show disparate impact, the burden shifts to the accused to prove they did not act for a discriminatory purpose. This burden shifting is exactly because it is very difficult to find a "smoking gun" (like a tape of a congressman saying out loud "we can get rid of these blacks in my district if we do X." ) In 1986 the Supreme Court unanimously ...