Daily Show Prep: Tuesday, May 28

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CATHOLIC GROUP SUES BIDEN ADMINISTRATION FOR RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION AFTER BEING DENIED PERMIT FOR LONGSTANDING MEMORIAL DAY MASS

‘His Slogan Should Be ‘F— America’: De Niro Says Trump, His Supporters Filled with ‘Anger and Hate’

WATCH: BIDEN CAMPAIGN HOLDS UNHINGED PRESSER OUTSIDE TRUMP TRIAL WITH ROBERT DE NIRO, WHO GOES ON HATE-FILLED NINE-MINUTE RANT

WATCH: ILLEGAL MIGRANT FROM TURKEY IS SHOCKED AT THE LACK OF SECURITY AT THE BORDER

LOOK on Pete Buttigieg’s Face When CBS Journo DARES Disagree With Him About EVs is GLORIOUS (Watch)

Climate change is behind increasing flight turbulence, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says

Copper supply insufficient for global EV transition by 2035, report says


Hour 2

Studies Of 10 Million People Find Ultra-processed Foods Linked To Serious Health Issues

Studies Of 10 Million People Find Ultra-processed Foods Linked To Serious Health Issues

Why did ‘The Science’ delete emails and use secret back channels to hide from FOIA requests?

Hour 3

UCLA med students graduate ‘unqualified’ to practice medicine as admissions team boosts diversity over merit: report

Indiana softens new reading training requirements after teacher outcry

US Special Forces Operator Kills Undocumented Chechen Outside Home In Possible Spy Incident

Daily Show Prep: Thursday, April 4

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Nebraska legislators buck Trump by blocking Electoral College vote change — for now

DOJ Sues Utah Prisons System over Inmate Who ‘Removed Her Own Testicles’

Prosecutors in Trump’s classified documents case sharply rebuke judge’s unusual and ‘flawed’ order

FLASHBACK: The previously argued that the President has sole discretion in deciding which records were his and which weren’t. They won in .

“Under the statutory scheme established by the PRA, the decision to segregate personal materials from Presidential records is made by the President, during the President’s term and in his sole discretion,” Jackson wrote in her March 2012 decision, which was never appealed.

“Since the President is completely entrusted with the management and even the disposal of Presidential records during his time in office, it would be difficult for this Court to conclude that Congress intended that he would have less authority to do what he pleases with what he considers to be his personal records,” she added.

can read the ruling :

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memorandum opinion.pdf

– Judicial Watch National Archives

Hour 2

Mayor Tom Henry’s Funeral and Viewing Details Announced

The Fort Wayne Mayoral Race Now Has Six Candidates

One Year Later, Officials ‘Still Investigating’ the Missing 30 Tons of Explosive Chemicals

Chinese national forces way onto Marines’ top combat training base in California

CNN Host Roasted for Pushing Anti-Trump ‘Animals’ Hoax

Biden Lies to Gaza Doctor about Seeing Photos She Took Herself


Hour 3

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Whitmer Plot 2.0? Provocateur Expelled from Militia for Pushing Violence

White House Announces Plan To Protect Bureaucrats From Being Fired By New Trump Admin

General Mills and other junk-food giants are cashing in on the anti-diet trend that aims to normalize obesity

Flashback: Mike Braun Endorsed Black Lives Matter, Clashed With Tucker Carlson Over Police Shooting

Flashback: , Clashed With Over Shooting

A few years ago, Senator Braun was finding himself in hot water over his support of Black Lives , a racist extremist organization, while criticizing law enforcement.

He appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show to respond to a segment Carlson had done about him. This was when Tucker Carlson was still on .

August 23, 2022 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution

More than two years after Rayshard Brooks was fatally shot by Atlanta police, the the two officers involved has been dropped.

The announced Tuesday afternoon that he would not pursue charges against the officers. Pete Skandalakis, executive director of the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, shared the decision during an afternoon news conference.

Rayshard Brooks was drunk, resisted arrest, and took the officer’s Taser and used it against the officer. The use of lethal force by police was justified by any objective observation.

In his current run in Indiana, Braun has received the endorsement of the Indiana State Police Alliance.

The National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO) gave Braun a 100% rating. Mike Braun steadily increased his NAPO rating from 2019, where he earned a mere 33%. Braun got a 60% in 2020 but has maintained a 100% rating since then.

Mike Braun’s current gubernatorial campaign has released a public safety plan for Hoosiers.

The includes:

Keeping communities safe

Braun said that if a violent crime is committed, an individual assaults a law enforcement officer or distributes drugs like fentanyl and , they will “face the full weight of Indiana’s justice system.”

Standing with law enforcement

Braun said he would propose “significant salary increases and advanced training opportunities” for law enforcement, “ensuring that… officers have the resources and backing they need to perform duties…”

Braun said he would also “champion policies” that enhance the recruitment and retention of officers, as well as improve training and support their well-being.

Interestingly enough, his plan also includes protections of qualified immunity.

Protect qualified immunity

Braun said qualified immunity is a “crucial legal doctrine” which protects officers from personal liability while they perform their duties. Braun said his commitment is to provide officers “with the confidence and legal safeguards they need to make decisions in the best interest of public safety.”

Common Veterans Podcast Episode 11: Addendum 1: Oh Say Can You See

Common Episode 11: Addendum 1: Oh Say Can See

Military Traditions: Exploring the Why Behind the What

Introduction

Welcome readers to the “Common Podcast: Season 1 Addendum,” we delve into the rich tapestry of military traditions, unraveling their deeper meanings and historical significance. We’ll uncover why these practices endure, shedding on the unique mindset and sense of humor prevalent among military members.

The Purpose of Traditions

Military traditions are more than rituals; they serve as threads weaving together the fabric of camaraderie, honor, and history within the armed forces. Understanding their origins provides a deeper appreciation for the cultural backbone of military life.

Traditions Are Traditional

The Salute

From its roots in the Middle Ages as a gesture of peace to its modern-day symbolism of respect and recognition, the salute is a cornerstone of military etiquette.

Taps and Reveille

The solemnity of waking to a cornet’s and the symbolism behind honoring the colors lowered underscore the reverence for duty and sacrifice.

Covers (Hats) Outside

Beyond fashion, these headpieces signify protection, camouflage, and a visible marker of rank, fostering a sense of unity and distinction among members.

Being Pinned

The act of pinning, whether for rank or awards, represents a badge of honor earned through dedication, sacrifice, and the pursuit of excellence. It’s a tangible symbol of one’s journey and accomplishments.

Because We Can

Military balls, replete with unique rituals like ‘s “Grogg” or the Air Force’s “Jeff,” offer glimpses into the unit’s identity and shared experiences, strengthening bonds among comrades.

Walking the Line

Physical Training (PT) and Uniforms

Beyond physical fitness, PT instills discipline and preparedness, while uniforms promote unity and morale—a visual representation of a collective identity.

Hazing

A controversial practice that, in elite units, serves to test resilience and integration. Stories from these experiences illuminate the dynamics within these specialized circles.

Battle Buddies and Group Dynamics

Emphasizing the importance of teamwork, battle buddies epitomize the ethos of collective success and , forming the backbone of military operations.

Deployments and Beyond

Embracing More Traditions

Exploring further traditions or quirks unique to different branches or deployments, highlighting the diversity and richness of military cultures.

Conclusion

Addendum II Teaser

As we conclude this deep dive into military traditions, stay tuned for our next podcast, “Take This Job and Shove It,” where we explore the service concept and possibly feature a special guest shedding light on their experiences.

Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/commonveterans/message

Daily Show Prep: Monday, Dec. 18

Daily : , Dec. 18

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https://www.953mnc.com/2023/12/18/two-indiana-cities-ranked-in-top-50-u-s-cities-to-live-in/

Erasing History: Arlington National Cemetery Removing Civil War Reconciliation Monument

Graphic Video: Senate Staffer Caught Filming Gay Sex Tape in Senate Hearing Room

‘Adults in Charge’: Top Nine Degenerate Democrat Scandals Under Joe Biden

FLAHBACK: Senator Whose Staffer Filmed Senate Sex Tape Said The Capitol Building Is ‘Sacred’


Hour 2

INDIANA child services took their kid away when they refused to affirm his “gender identity.” Now they are petitioning the Supreme Court.

All Indiana schools are required to adopt a new way of teaching students to read

Homelessness In America Hits Modern Record High

FBI secretly taped James Biden as it probed attorney who paid $100K to his consulting firm: report

Scientists are out here putting VR goggles on mice to simulate being attacked by birds

Lab-grown fake meat CEO says industry should “invite” customers to eat the product rather than “insult” them


Hour 3

NBC News: Elon Musk’s Cybertruck Would Be Lethal to Pedestrians, Experts Say

Stop Planting Trees, Says Guy Who Inspired World to Plant a Trillion Trees