Hannah Knowles

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19 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2025 last heard 13 Aug

Hannah Knowles’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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So this case was cold for almost three decades.
But then in twenty eighteen.
One of the men in the car involved in the drive-by shooting that killed Tupac Chakur started doing interviews.
He was interviewed for a documentary where he talked about what exactly happened that night.
And he also publishes a memoir in twenty nineteen where he talks about this in detail.
And so police see this and they go, Wow, this is really gonna be our last chance to take a crack at this case.
And that sets off this chain of events where Dwayne Davis and his group, they want to get back at Tupac Shakur and his people.
They end up catching up with Tupac.
They're both in cars.
They kind of pull up to each other.
And that's when the shots are fired.
They're saying that he provided the weapon that was used, because he actually talks in his book about putting the weapon in the backseat.
Which is sort of amazing because as the judge noted when they made this argument, Dwayne Davis has described the book as the whole truth, the real truth.
He talked it up as, oh, I'm finally telling my side of the story.
And so now they're in this awkward position of having to argue that actually they fabricated some of this for entertainment purposes to sell books.
What I found was a lot of skepticism about Trump's tariffs. And even among people who generally like what Trump is doing, you know, when you asked about the tariffs, you would get sort of grimaces or like, oh, I don't know how that's working out. Right. I mean, these are people who want to like a lot of what he's doing.
And they weren't necessarily like outright critical, but they just weren't sure that this was necessarily the way to go.
But I did talk to one of the union officials. He's a Republican. He didn't want to talk about how he voted, but he did say that. And he said he knows some people at this factory who regret how they voted and they voted for Trump and they're not sure that that was a good move now.
The Lehigh Valley is home to Congressman Ryan McKenzie, and he's a freshman. He flipped a very hotly contested district this past fall. He unseated Susan Wild, a Democrat. So this is really a top target for Democrats. This is exactly the kind of district where they think they can ride this wave of backlash to Trump and really take back some of those seats that they lost.
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