This Week Unfiltered 04.17.25
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Who are the hosts of Truth in the Barrel and what is the podcast about?
Hello and welcome to Truth in the Barrel. We've got a lot to get through today, like our government shipping people off to foreign prisons, the SAVE Act, what's that, a possibility of a nuclear Iran and some rapid fire at the end. This is Truth in the Barrel unfiltered. I'm Amy McGrath. I'm here with my co-host and international man of mystery, Denver Riggleman. Also, international man of the flu that I'm getting over. So, I apologize for my voice. I sound like Clint Eastwood after a long night, you know, on the desert or something. But also, don't forget everybody. We're on about every social media platform, including True Social, which I know people think is nuts. But X, Blue Sky, you can go to YouTube and also on all our pods, right?
Any of your favorite podcasts, you need to look at us because... We love having these discussions. And also, you know, we still have bourbon as part of this, right, Amy? I mean, not only talking truth, right? We got bourbon as part of this.
What is Green River Whiskey and why do Amy and Denver recommend it?
Yeah. And before we start talking about all the important topics, we need to talk about whiskey. That is super important. So what am I sipping today? Okay. This is Green River. Green River Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey. It's from Owensboro, Kentucky. Dates back Denver to 1885, which is really cool because that's the year that my great-grandparents were born. That's really cool. And this is called the Whiskey Without Regrets, which I love. The other reason I like it is not only for the taste, and it's really good whiskey, but it served as the official whiskey of the United States Marine Hospital back in the late 1800s. And that ended up becoming what we now know as the National Institute of Health. It was the official whiskey of the Public Health Service back then.
We should still have an official whiskey for the NIH. We should. We were just at the New Orleans Bourbon Festival and Green River was there. What great folks, right? Yeah, cheers to Green River. What did you say before we got on air here, Amy? The frog in my throat? Es könnte sein. Sie haben es in den 1800er Jahren gebraucht. Es ist medizinisch. Das ist so, wie viele der großen Distillerien durch die Prohibition gingen. Sie haben sich als medizinisches Whisky identifiziert. So haben sie es gemacht. Und das ist das, was so cool ist mit Green River. Es ist eine unglaubliche Tagline auf deiner Romance, Whisky ohne Regret zu sagen. Aber wir alle wissen, dass zu viel Whisky meistens Regret bedeutet, egal was.
Und das ist das, was das Leben spannend macht. Genau. And the other thing about Green River is this is like the westernmost distillery if you do the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. That's like the furthest west that you can go, at least officially. But it's really good. And here's the thing I'll also say to everybody out there. If you want us to highlight your whiskey or your bourbon Maybe you know of one with a good story or has a great taste or even better yet both. Send it our way. We would be happy. Denver and I would be very happy to taste your. Oh, absolutely. All right. Absolutely. If we must. If we must, Amy, we will sacrifice to try everybody's bourbon. Oh, that is so good. Love Green River. Okay, let's get into unfiltered. Hier ist etwas, was ich überall auf der Internetseite gesehen habe. Und es ist eines dieser Dinge, Denver, die du siehst und du denkst, ist das wirklich ein großes Problem? Soll ich wirklich darüber wissen? Es heißt das SAVE-Akt.
Und ehrlich gesagt, ich wusste es nicht wirklich oder wusste es nicht, bis es tatsächlich über die Haustür ging. Okay. And then when it passed the House of Representatives, I was like, oh man, I should probably know about this. What is it all about? First of all, it was introduced by a guy named Chip Roy, who you probably know.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Who are the hosts of Truth in the Barrel and what is the podcast about?
0:38–1:37
2
What is Green River Whiskey and why do Amy and Denver recommend it?
1:37–6:42
3
What is the SAVE Act and why is it controversial?
6:42–13:17
4
How will the SAVE Act impact voting rights for married women and rural voters?
13:17–20:57
5
What happened in the deportation case of Kilmar Abrego-Garcia to El Salvador?
20:57–25:49
6
Why is the deportation of Kilmar Abrego-Garcia a constitutional and human rights concern?
25:49–29:37
7
What is the political and ethical significance of the El Salvador situation?
29:37–49:11