Mosheh Oinounou
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432 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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I know we have Hi, this is Mo Schwanunu, the Mo from Mo News. If you're familiar with us on Instagram or our podcast, I'm a longtime TV news producer who launched an independent news brand just a few years ago. As you know, Nicole is on maternity leave. So this week, my co-host Jill and I are guest hosting Money Rehab.
Each day, we're going to be sharing the latest episode of Mo News right here on the Money Rehab feed. So you guys get the news you need to know every day this week. Here's today's episode. Hey, everybody. It is Wednesday, January 22nd, 2025. You're listening to the Mo News Podcast. I'm Moshe Nenu.
And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. And Jill, in your household, celebrations continue over the big national championship win in college football.
Yeah. Much productivity in the household in the past 24 hours? Zero. No, just pure celebrations. First win in like a decade for the Buckeyes, right?
Yeah, it's a cool setup now in college football, a 12-team playoff. So it gives an opportunity to teams that wouldn't typically have gotten a chance to play in the national championship game, specifically this year in Notre Dame and Ohio State. They both made their runs, and then Ohio State's just lasted a bit longer.
So congrats to all the Buckeye fans, including a couple on our team here at Mo News. And good luck to the Fighting Irish, who they haven't won a championship, Jill, since the 80s. They'll get it one day.
Jill, I will note, I was talking to friends in the White House press corps. In the first 48 hours of the, it's not even been 48 hours as we record this, in the first 36 hours of the Trump presidency, they believe he has now taken more questions from the media than Biden did in a year. And so just a remarkable amount of news coming out of Washington right now.
He's accessible. He's talking about everything. But of course, you know, there are people who vehemently disagree with some of the things that he's doing. Nonetheless, he is talking and explaining why he's doing what he's doing. And so we'll try to get to some of the headlines made in the last 24 hours here on this podcast.
Jill, we had to look twice outside Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans. What you thought were streets full of powdered sugar, totally understandable. Actual snow there down in NOLA.
We haven't gotten a chance to try these, we will admit.
Jill, we'll tell you about the most famous Super Bowl commercial of all time here as we near this year's Super Bowl.
Jill, there is talk that all the leaks about the deportations beginning might have made things more challenging for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. So it appears while they had planned to be in Chicago there, the heads up didn't make life easy for federal authorities.
So they're reconsidering right now how they're going to do this to ensure that all the places they plan on going don't leak out in the media in advance.
So it's interesting here, Jill, naming the drug cartels as terror groups and what that opens up to the U.S. military here, what it means to U.S.-Mexico relations and other side of this, asylum seekers. You can now make a claim in the U.S. that you live in an area controlled by a terrorist group and make a claim that you should have a right to seek asylum here in the U.S.,
So there have been some people internally within the Trump administration who were pushing back on the idea of making drug cartels terror groups, especially with asylum seekers in mind, that there's a downside here to naming the drug cartels as terror groups.
Nonetheless, significant move here, putting an MS-13 and other cartels at the rank of an al Qaeda or Hamas or ISIS or any other terror group around the world here. It comes as there was just a slew of Trump executive orders in the past day here, including some that involve U.S. procedures here in the country. You mentioned the potential deportation rates in Chicago.
Well, there are no new directives from the Trump administration on where raids can happen. For years now, going back to the Obama years, federal immigration authorities had policies they would not do raids in areas like churches and schools, what they call sensitive areas. Well, according to Trump, criminals will no longer be able to hide in America's schools and churches to avoid arrest.
The idea before was they didn't want to stoke fear in immigrant communities that would keep children from going to school, stop people from going to hospitals. Nonetheless, it appears those directives have changed.
This is an experiment. Trump administration, even conservative legal scholars, even those who are sympathetic to Trump, who agree with him overall on the issue, know that this is an uphill fight in the courts. Trump is effectively trying to overturn a constitutional amendment, the 14th Amendment, with a simple executive order.
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