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Southpaws 11-15-19
Nov 15, 2019 ·
58m 25s
Darren and Jack discuss these topics: Bolivia's elected president Evo Morales is forced out of office in a right wing military coup over lithium mining. The United States tried to...
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Darren and Jack discuss these topics:
Bolivia's elected president Evo Morales is forced out of office in a right wing military coup over lithium mining.
The United States tried to stifle Morales' power as early as 2001.
Demonstrators marched in Buenos Aires, Argentina against the coup and in support of Morales and the legitimately elected government.
The Chilean government has agreed to write a new constitution in the wake of widespread protests.
Where are the protests in the United States? Darren and Jack join the growing chorus of voices asking that very question.
A federal court ruled that the U.S. government may no longer violate the 4th Amendment rights of international travelers by engaging in searches of smartphones and laptops at airports and other ports of entry without suspicion.
The Trump impeachment hearings proceed.
The Ohio House passed a bill allowing student answers to be scientifically wrong due to religious beliefs.
In her new book, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley claimed that former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly and former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson attempted to recruit her to help subvert Trump's wishes because they were "trying to save the country."
Kentucky governor Matt Bevin (R) finally conceded the election to Andy Beshear (D).
Colorado saw a large drop in abortions because of easy access to birth control.
And the Southern Poverty Law Center revealed that White House senior policy advisor Steven Miller wrote emails obsessing over white supremacy and the Confederacy.
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Bolivia's elected president Evo Morales is forced out of office in a right wing military coup over lithium mining.
The United States tried to stifle Morales' power as early as 2001.
Demonstrators marched in Buenos Aires, Argentina against the coup and in support of Morales and the legitimately elected government.
The Chilean government has agreed to write a new constitution in the wake of widespread protests.
Where are the protests in the United States? Darren and Jack join the growing chorus of voices asking that very question.
A federal court ruled that the U.S. government may no longer violate the 4th Amendment rights of international travelers by engaging in searches of smartphones and laptops at airports and other ports of entry without suspicion.
The Trump impeachment hearings proceed.
The Ohio House passed a bill allowing student answers to be scientifically wrong due to religious beliefs.
In her new book, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley claimed that former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly and former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson attempted to recruit her to help subvert Trump's wishes because they were "trying to save the country."
Kentucky governor Matt Bevin (R) finally conceded the election to Andy Beshear (D).
Colorado saw a large drop in abortions because of easy access to birth control.
And the Southern Poverty Law Center revealed that White House senior policy advisor Steven Miller wrote emails obsessing over white supremacy and the Confederacy.
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