Daily Show Prep: Monday, Feb. 20

Daily : , Feb. 20

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BREAKING: James O’Keefe REMOVED from Project Veritas following Board dispute

Trump Plans Visit To East Palestine, Says Locals ‘Need Help’

Suddenly, FEMA to go to ‘s announcement. Weird.

FEMA and Norfolk Southern CEO visit East Palestine; Donald Trump expected Wednesday

go to Ohio, but he can go to and use air sirens.

Biden Makes ‘Surprise’ Visit to Ukraine, Immediately Sets Off Multiple Controversies

Prayer marathon at Kentucky university to end Monday; overcrowding cited as Christians seek revival

Don Lemon Taking ‘Holiday,’ May Be Gone Forever, According to Insider: Report

American Pilots Alerted as New Massive Foreign Object Appears in Skies

The Air Force Built One of the World’s Fastest Computers Out of PlayStations

San Francisco Reconsiders Boycott of Conservative States; Adds 10-20% to Costs


Hour 2

Kerrygold class action claims product falsely advertised as ‘pure Irish butter’

Best Whiskey In 2023: Top 5 Spirits Most Recommended By Experts

English teacher’s sexuality curriculum showing kids penis pics, ejaculation video has school approval

UP Mall introduces paid parking in designated spaces


Hour 3

Saving Our Children With Walt Heyer Get Tickets Here

Top Indiana senator rebukes voucher school program in new letter

EXCLUSIVE : Security Guard Tells His Side Of Story

A couple of days ago a from at the UP here , IN went viral. It shows a loss prevention officer in an altercation with a young woman. Predictably, there are calls of outrage, and racism based on this report from WNDU:

I’ve been in long enough to know when a story is missing some major elements, and is being steered in one direction. Naturally, I was skeptical the narrative one gets from this is the full, accurate picture of what happened.

When the story broke, I posted it on my Facebook page. Listener reaction was swift. They didn’t see anything wrong with the conduct of the officer, and all assumed a lot was missing from the story.

Shortly after I posted the story on Facebook, the loss prevention officer contacted my station () to let know he wanted to do an interview with me when he was allowed, but at that time he was forbidden from talking to the media.

On Thursday afternoon I came into work, and was told there were people waiting for me. It was Troy, the officer you see in the video above.

He’d been fired by JCPenney, and was now free to talk to me.

He provided me with a brief rundown of his version of events, the JCPenney report, the Mishawaka PD case number, and some videos on Facebook uploaded by the other party in the incident. I did the interview the next day, Friday morning.

This interview is his version of events so he can get his side of the story out there, and people can make an informed decision about what happened.

I also spoke with Mishawaka PD who stated to me that based on the police report, and several witnesses, it would be likely that the girl in the video would face charges. That decision, however, was up to the prosecutor.