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Southpaws 7-10-20
Jul 10, 2020 ·
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Katy Steele, who is filling in for Jack Prince, joins Darren to discuss these topics: WOOD TV in Grand Rapids, Michigan gave free publicity to conservative militia groups while they...
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Katy Steele, who is filling in for Jack Prince, joins Darren to discuss these topics:
WOOD TV in Grand Rapids, Michigan gave free publicity to conservative militia groups while they tried to portray Antifa as the bad guys. Could ties to conservative families like the DeVos’ and the Secchia’s be a possible motivation for these stories?
Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem came into close contact with Donald Trump one day after she was in close proximity with Kimberly Guilfoyle, who tested positive for the coronavirus.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that much of eastern Oklahoma is a Native American Reservation.
Donald Trump disagreed with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines to reopen schools for in-person instruction. So the CDC is rewriting the guidelines. Will there ever be any pushback against Trump?
Coronavirus may cause brain damage, even in otherwise asymptomatic people.
A Florida mom took her immunocompromised 17-year-old daughter to a church organized “Covid party” to purposefully infect her. The girl contracted Covid-19 and died after her mother tried to treat her symptoms at home using antibiotics and hydroxychloroquine.
A judge ordered Virginia Giuffre’s attorneys to destroy files in connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
And disgraced former teacher Mary Kay Letourneau died of cancer. We take a look back at her criminal trial that made national headlines.
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WOOD TV in Grand Rapids, Michigan gave free publicity to conservative militia groups while they tried to portray Antifa as the bad guys. Could ties to conservative families like the DeVos’ and the Secchia’s be a possible motivation for these stories?
Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem came into close contact with Donald Trump one day after she was in close proximity with Kimberly Guilfoyle, who tested positive for the coronavirus.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that much of eastern Oklahoma is a Native American Reservation.
Donald Trump disagreed with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines to reopen schools for in-person instruction. So the CDC is rewriting the guidelines. Will there ever be any pushback against Trump?
Coronavirus may cause brain damage, even in otherwise asymptomatic people.
A Florida mom took her immunocompromised 17-year-old daughter to a church organized “Covid party” to purposefully infect her. The girl contracted Covid-19 and died after her mother tried to treat her symptoms at home using antibiotics and hydroxychloroquine.
A judge ordered Virginia Giuffre’s attorneys to destroy files in connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
And disgraced former teacher Mary Kay Letourneau died of cancer. We take a look back at her criminal trial that made national headlines.
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