Government Shutdown Standoff | Trump’s $24.5M YouTube Deal | “Get Woke, Go Broke” Hits Aussie Brand (Ep 547)

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson To close or not to close? Washington faces a government shutdown showdown as Democrats and Republicans spar over a clean CR vs policy add-ons. We break down Speaker Mike Johnson’s plan, Senate dynamics, and who owns the blame if the lights go out. Plus, new details on the bloody weekend: a Michigan church shooting and a North Carolina waterfront restaurant shooting in Southport. Authorities say both suspects were veterans with apparent service-related mental-health issues. We ask the hard question: Are we taking care of our veterans? We’ll outline where VA support works, where it fails, and practical fixes. Also today: YouTube’s parent company settles with President Trump for $24.5 million—and we discuss what he says he’ll do with the money. And an Australian company learns the Dylan Mulvaney effect the hard way after a high-profile woke marketing move—millions lost and stores shuttered. What’s inside 00:00 Intro & headlines 01:10 Shutdown watch: Clean CR, Senate strategy, who owns the optics 09:05 Michigan church shooting: timeline, victim updates, motive probes 14:32 Southport, NC marina shooting: suspect flees by boat; Coast Guard stop 19:48 Veterans & mental health: where the system breaks—and real fixes 27:15 Trump vs YouTube: $24.5M settlement & what happens next 33:20 Woke marketing backfire: Aussie brand fallout & lessons for U.S. companies 39:40 Your calls/texts + final word Join the conversation 📲 Call/Text: 864-477-JOEY (5639) — Firmin Ford text line 📰 Newsletter: JoeyHudson.com 📺 Subscribe: @JoeyHudson (tap the 🔔) 🔗 Facebook: facebook.com/joeyhudsononline/ | X: twitter.com/joeyhudson If this helped: Like, comment with your city/state, and share. It helps more people find news that puts public safety, veterans, and accountability first.   #BreakingNews #GovernmentShutdown #Veterans #ChurchShooting #NorthCarolina #Trump #YouTube #WokeBacklash #Politics #Podcast