1/9/26: NEW ICE Shooting Video, 2 More SHOT in Portland, Trump TAKES L ON Venezuela Vote
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Hello, everybody. Good morning. Happy Friday. How's everybody feeling? Very good.
How are you?
Pretty good. We got a whole lot of stuff we want to get into this morning. We've got new info about the killing of Rene Good in Minneapolis. We have new ice shootings in Portland. We don't have a lot of details, but already some of the government's narrative is kind of falling apart. We'll take a look at that one. J.D. Vance made new, in my opinion, vile comments. So lots to dig into there. But there's other important stories, too. We just got jobs numbers out. We had a War Powers resolution passed. We have a health care discharge petition that went through in the House. We've got protests in Iran. We've got Tony DeCoppo just continuing to be the absolute worst over at CBS. And we have two candidates in the show.
So I recorded earlier this week a great interview with Milat Kiros, who's running against an incumbent in Denver. It's one of the youngest and one of the most progressive districts in the country. And she actually has a very interesting backstory. She's a lawyer who was fired for her pro-Palestine stance. So phenomenal candidate. Looking forward to sharing that interview with you. And also, we've got Claire Valdez, who is running in a seat in New York City, in the Commie Corridor, as it's called. So another very blue district. Going to be a crowded primary, but she has just secured the endorsement of the one and only Zoran Mamdani. So kind of significant there, along with Sean Fain, head of the UAW.
So excited to get to speak with her. Ryan, have you met her before? I don't know her personally.
I haven't, but she's been an organizer with the UAW and specifically with Fane for years. And she's a state assemblywoman and backed Mamdani out of the gate.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–8:17
2
What new information is revealed about the shooting of Renee Good?
8:17–12:45
3
What insights do we gain from the candidates Melat Kiros and Claire Valdez?
12:45–26:45
4
How does the episode conclude with political implications?
26:45–1:09:31
5
What are the implications of private equity in the veterinary industry?
1:09:31–1:16:06
6
How do the protests in Iran compare to those in the U.S.?
1:16:06–1:20:41
7
What criticisms are made about the U.S. response to foreign conflicts?
1:20:41–1:28:10
8
How does Melat Kiros plan to address the affordability crisis in Denver?
1:28:10–2:15:08
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