Democrats Yell at Each Other, New York Times Caught Lying about Starvation & Israel | July 30, 2025

Jul 30, 2025

The Senate is in turmoil as Democrats engage in heated arguments over police funding and voting rights. Public concern rises over gun violence following a shooting in New York City. The New York Times faces backlash and corrections for spreading propaganda related to hunger in Gaza. The podcast stresses the need for unity within the Democratic Party to uphold their principles amid rising authoritarianism. Insightful discussions challenge the effectiveness of gun control measures and emphasize the importance of media accountability.

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Schumer's Jim Crow Voting Claim

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer claims new voting ID laws revert to Jim Crow by disenfranchising many voters.
He argues these laws disproportionately restrict poor people and people of color from voting, undermining democracy.

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Senate Police Funding Floor Debate

Senator Cory Booker objects on the Senate floor to police funding bills, arguing the funding is politicized.
Senators Cortez Masto and Klobuchar respond, defending bipartisan police support legislation.

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Booker's Impassioned Democratic Warning

Cory Booker angrily declares Democrats need to fight back or face losing elections.
He accuses the party of complicity with authoritarianism and insists on standing for Constitution and police officers.

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