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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2025 · 45 MIN

Thursday, January 30, 2025 - The Rev v RFK, immigrants saved our cities & the DEI "oops" Tweet

from The Ron Show · host Ron Roberts

Rev. Senator Raphael Warnock was among those who ⁠got to pepper DHHS secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr⁠., yesterday, and he zeroed in on comparisons RFK of the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Nazi camps and Catholic child sex abuse. ⁠Senator Ron Wyden also cornered RFK ⁠on his role in the deadly Samoean measles outbreak and Hawaii Governor Josh Green later dubbed RFK a liar. Just another day where a head-scratching Trump Cabinet appointee - having no business being there - gets scrutinized knowing Republicans will vote him in anyway; and. yet, I am somewhat conflicted. ⁠Hear why.⁠ JonJon Wesolowski, better known as "⁠The Happy Urbanist⁠" on ⁠Facebook⁠, ⁠Instagram⁠, and ⁠TikTok⁠, recently ⁠pieced together a thread ⁠explaining in wonderful detail just how - in his home city of Chattanooga - immigrants preserved a vital part of American culture there. He was motivated by Ku Klux Klan leafleting a particular neighborhood while pointing to said neighborhood's - and his own - diverse history. Rep. Nancy Mace is sometimes too stupid to realize she's self-owniing. While continuing her newfound anti-trans trope on her Twitter/X account, she noted being the first female graduate at The Citadel (kudos!) - something ⁠MAGA trolls⁠ were quick to denounce as "DEI." They're not wrong: white women benefit heavily from diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, just as she did. Perhaps ⁠a little nepotism aided her⁠, too, but ... Lastly, ⁠Jim Acosta⁠ ⁠signed off from CNN⁠, leaving mainstream journalism with one less arbiter of truth to keep our news media from going off-the-rails. His message? "Don't give in to the lies; don't give into the fear. Hold on to the truth, and hope."

Rev. Senator Raphael Warnock was among those who ⁠got to pepper DHHS secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr⁠., yesterday, and he zeroed in on comparisons RFK of the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Nazi camps and Catholic child sex abuse. ⁠Senator Ron Wyden also cornered RFK ⁠on his role in the deadly Samoean measles outbreak and Hawaii Governor Josh Green later dubbed RFK a liar. Just another day where a head-scratching Trump Cabinet appointee - having no business being there - gets scrutinized knowing Republicans will vote him in anyway; and. yet, I am somewhat conflicted. ⁠Hear why.⁠ JonJon Wesolowski, better known as "⁠The Happy Urbanist⁠" on ⁠Facebook⁠, ⁠Instagram⁠, and ⁠TikTok⁠, recently ⁠pieced together a thread ⁠explaining in wonderful detail just how - in his home city of Chattanooga - immigrants preserved a vital part of American culture there. He was motivated by Ku Klux Klan leafleting a particular neighborhood while pointing to said neighborhood's - and his own - diverse history. Rep. Nancy Mace is sometimes too stupid to realize she's self-owniing. While continuing her newfound anti-trans trope on her Twitter/X account, she noted being the first female graduate at The Citadel (kudos!) - something ⁠MAGA trolls⁠ were quick to denounce as "DEI." They're not wrong: white women benefit heavily from diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, just as she did. Perhaps ⁠a little nepotism aided her⁠, too, but ... Lastly, ⁠Jim Acosta⁠ ⁠signed off from CNN⁠, leaving mainstream journalism with one less arbiter of truth to keep our news media from going off-the-rails. His message? "Don't give in to the lies; don't give into the fear. Hold on to the truth, and hope."

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