Friday, April 24, 2026 - Trump dismantling US Forest Service; Voting rights; Iran Wa

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Guest: Jim Pattiz, public lands expert, More Than Just Parks Original airdate 4-15-2026. Senate Republicans blocked fourth attempt by Democrats to halt Trump's Iran war until Congress authorizes action. The Pentagon is sending thousands more ground troops to the Mideast. Federal judge in Indiana blocked the Republican legislature's new law banning the use of student IDs for voting. Conservationist JIM PATTIZ of More Than Just Parks explains the Trump administration's blatantly illegal efforts to dismantle the beloved U.S. Forest Service, shutter dozens of critical forest research stations, open up Americans' public lands to plunder by extraction industries, and ways to fight back.

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