POLITICAL MOTIVES the only podcast that cuts through the spin and political rhetoric to provide you just the facts on the biggest political stories of the week and how they directly impact your life.
POLITICAL MOTIVES
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Podcast Overview
POLITICAL MOTIVES the only podcast that cuts through the spin and political rhetoric to provide you just the facts on the biggest political stories of the week and how they directly impact your life.
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4/5/2021
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Recent Episodes
June 28, 2021
The GOP Just Can't Quit Trump
<p>This week on POLITICAL MOTIVES we explore the GOP’s inability to break from the toxic lies of Trump as the former President faces the upcoming indictment of the Trump Organization. We will discuss the ongoing legal jeopardy Rudy Giuliani is facing having already lost his license to practice law in the state of New York. We also are going to examine how the Republican platform of small government has life and death consequences for voters in states like Florida and Texas where lack of regulation and enforcement have resulted in vastly different public health threats. Finally, we will wrap up with a discussion on the progress of the American Jobs Act and the fate of a bipartisan infrastructure bill after President Biden’s pronouncement of an agreement with a group of 10 Democratic and Republican Senators.</p>
June 22, 2021
Putin, The Bishops and Bipartisanship - Just Another Week in DC
<p>This week on POLITICAL MOTIVES we review President Biden’s G7 Trip and the success of his summit with Vladimir Putin. We will also discuss the rather disingenuous pronouncements of some US Catholic Bishops who are threatening to stop giving communion to President Biden given his pro-choice stance a move that is quickly angering rank and file members of the Catholic Church. We will get into the latest dinner theatre, oh I mean bipartisan talks, on the Hill concerning the American Jobs Act and the For The People Act and discuss how bipartisanship doesn’t seem to be working so well for Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV). We will also take a look at the over 500 criminal court proceedings against the 1/6 Capitol Insurrectionists and how it appears that a case for conspiracy is being built facing some of the ring leaders including none other than Roger Stone.</p>
June 14, 2021
The Pervasive Rot of Trumpism in the Department of Justice
<p>This week on POLITICAL MOTIVES, we discuss the challenges facing the Department of Justice as multiple abuses of subpoena power come to light. The news broken by the New York Times, reports that Donald Trump used the DOJ to launch a series of supposed leak investigations into House Intelligence Committee members, including Representative Adam Schiff (D-CA) and Representative Eric Swalwell (D-CA) and Trump General Counsel Don McGahn. Apple revealed the data requests that were fulfilled in 2018. Based on the timings its clear the Justice Department must have renewed the gag order attached to Apple for several years. It would appear that Apple was prevented from revealing the existence of the subpoenas and data collection requests. It is believed that this was part of a larger leak investigation looking into Russia investigations early in Trump’s Administration.</p>
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This podcast updates daily.
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