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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 48 MIN

3/6/26: US Congress Votes to Keep Sexual Assault Complaints Private from Public

from Truth to Power with Kyle Wallace · host Kyle Wallace

The U.S. lost over 90,000 jobs last month — and that’s just the beginning. Kyle breaks down alarming new economic data, escalating tensions involving Iran and global powers, and why millions of Americans are struggling to find work. Then the show pivots to a disturbing political scandal involving a Texas congressman and a vote in Congress that blocked transparency on sexual misconduct investigations. Why are regular people held accountable… but politicians protected? From job losses to double standards, this episode connects the dots.

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