Bruce Kahnweiser

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117 appearances 18 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 8 Jun

Bruce Kahnweiser’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Organizers and protesters are alarmed by what they say is President Trump's attempt to establish authoritarian rule.
Critics say Trump's attempt to eliminate vote-by-mail would disenfranchise countless voters, and they say his failure to get congressional approval for his war on Iran violates the Constitution.
This will be the third no-Kings demonstration since President Trump returned to office in January 2025.
Organizers say more than 300,000 turned out for the last No Kings rally in New York back in October, and they expect more this time.
Last fall, organizers estimate more than 7 million took to the streets nationwide.
For NPR News, I'm Bruce Kahnweiser in New York.
Air travel ground to a halt Sunday and Monday, but today more than half the scheduled flights departing from Newark Liberty, JFK, and LaGuardia are expected to take off.
Rail travel on New Jersey Transit is expected to resume today, but with limited service.
Buses will be running again.
The blizzard was also packing strong winds, including gusts topping 50 miles per hour.
Those winds brought down trees and snapped power lines.
Overnight, more than 40,000 remained without electricity.
And nearly 450 schools across the state will remain closed today or reopen late.
For NPR News, I'm Bruce Kahnweiser in Greenbrook, New Jersey.
Air travel ground to a halt Sunday and Monday, but today more than half the scheduled flights departing from Newark Liberty, JFK, and LaGuardia are expected to take off.
Rail travel on New Jersey Transit is expected to resume today, but with limited service.
Buses will be running again.
The blizzard was also packing strong winds, including gusts topping 50 mph.
Those winds brought down trees and snapped power lines.
Overnight, more than 40,000 remained without electricity.
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