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Trial Watcher Calls Darrell Brooks a ‘Piece of Sh*t’ as Guilty Verdict Read, Is Removed from Court

A person in the gallery was removed from court after yelling “burn in hell you piece of sh*t” as Darrell Brooks’ guilty verdict was read.

1 year ago 6 views

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Vote Save America x Sister District State Power Series: Getting out the Vote to Build State Power

This panel, taking place just two weeks before the 2022 midterm elections, recaps the work done ahead of the midterms and highlights key trends with a particular focus on critical state races and what to keep an eye out for on election night. The panel also explored differences in state power between the right and the left, and why it is so important that Democrats shift their focus to states—in these midterms and in the long-term. Importantly, the panel is also a call to arms to drive volunteer capacity to state legislative races in this critical GOTV period, as well as encourage listeners to commit to building power in statehouses every year. Moderators: Gaby Goldstein, co-founder of Sister District, and Shaniqua McClendon, Vice President of Politics for Crooked Media Panelists: Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, epidemiologist, author and host of Crooked Media's “America Dissected” podcast; Jessica Post, president of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee; and David Daley, senior fellow at FairVote and author of Ratf**ked: The True Story Behind the Secret Plan to Steal America’s Democracy

1 year ago 8 views

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Weapons Expert on Russia's 'Dirty Bomb' Claims Against Ukraine

Despite no recorded attacks involving what is known as a dirty bomb, the explosive remains a potential threat. Now, Russia is accusing Ukraine of preparing to use one. NHK World's Arisa Ishita spoke with one weapons expert to help explain what this bomb is and why Russia might want to see one used during its invasion.Despite no recorded attacks involving what is known as a dirty bomb, the explosive remains a potential threat. Now, Russia is accusing Ukraine of preparing to use one. NHK World's Arisa Ishita spoke with one weapons expert to help explain what this bomb is and why Russia might want to see one used during its invasion.

1 year ago 1 view

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Concerns about Russia's "DIRTY BOMB" allegations as more Ukrainians flee

While there is no evidence to support the allegation, the Kremlin continues claiming Ukraine may have plans to use a radioactive "dirty bomb" on the battlefield. Ukraine strongly denies it and says such rhetoric is a Russian "false flag." CBS News senior foreign correspondent Holly Williams has more from Ukraine.

1 year ago 1 view