Sarah Smith
speaker
3,811 appearances
45 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 5d ago
Sarah Smith’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 45 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 9.
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Now Justin, just before we go.
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We're building our very own map of Americas and their experiences across all fifty states, and it is time to take another one off the map.
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Wonderful place of course to go and I love this American phrase, leaf peeping in the autumn where you uh drive through looking at the amazing um autumnal colours in the trees, which um practically look like the place is on fire, bright reds and yellows and oranges across the state.
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It is a beautiful, beautiful place and when it is hot and sticky like it is in Washington DC now, I can think of no better place to be than Vermont.
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And we should encourage um Americasters to to carry on telling us about the the unique experiences they have in their own particular states.
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You don't have to live there, you can just have been there, had an interesting experience there.
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Tell us something that we might not have known about your favourite state in the union.
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Bye y'all.
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editor, Sarah Smith.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement plan to spend $20 million on the gloves that are due to arrive by March next year.
They can deliver painful electric shocks with a maximum strength of up to 380 volts, which the manufacturers say inhibits or distracts the subject from performing coordinated muscle movement.
They claim that's usually enough to make people comply within less than three seconds.
Gloves have already been used in some American jails.
Many ICE officers have already faced intense criticism for their use of force against detainees and protesters as they've carried out the Trump administration's immigration crackdown across the country.
Civil liberties activists have warned that giving immigration agents a concealed means of delivering terrible pain is a recipe for harm to the public and less accountability.
The manufacturer says the device should not be used as a punishment against people merely exhibiting verbal defiance or belligerence or on high-risk populations such as children, pregnant women or elderly or disabled people.
The Department of Homeland Security said that ICE agents were targeting the worst of the worst and had faced a 1,300% increase in assaults.
who has cerebral palsy, was one advocate who gave evidence.
Such was the scrutiny over the proposals.
The bill's
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