5/1/24: Biden to reschedule cannabis, Trump wants to monitor women's pregnancies

May 1, 2024

Former Trump supporter Kyle Sweetser discusses switching allegiance to Biden in 2024 amidst Biden's move to reschedule cannabis. Trump's controversial comments on monitoring pregnancies and his struggles in criminal court are dissected. The episode also touches on societal impacts of Trump's policies, his legal battles, and a caller challenging the show's viewership legitimacy.

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Introduction

00:00 • 5min

Trump's Contradictory Policies and Stances

04:32 • 7min

Discussion on Women's Rights, Sponsored Socks, and Mother's Day Gift Promotion

11:26 • 3min

Trump's Contempt of Court and Trial Speculation

14:30 • 12min

Analysis of Trump's views on Israel, comparison with Biden, and criticism of Capitol riot reaction

26:33 • 5min

Navigating the Impact of Trump's Policies and Tariffs

31:18 • 14min

Repercussions of Trump's Behavior and Legal Struggles

44:50 • 8min

Sleep Patterns, Political Figures, Legal Matters, and Caller Voicemail

52:36 • 6min

Discussion on Trump 2024, Crime Data, AI Lawsuit, and Immigration Perception in the US

58:20 • 3min

-- On the Show:

-- Kyle Sweetser, a former Trump supporter from Alabama, joins David to discuss what changed his mind into ultimately supporting Joe Biden in 2024

-- The Biden administration will have cannabis rescheduled from Schedule I to Schedule III, a major victory for advocates of ending the drug war

-- Donald Trump suggests he's okay with the monitoring of women's pregnancies and the potential prosecution of women who obtain abortions

-- Failed former President Donald Trump is held in contempt of court and threatened with jail

-- A feeble and diminished Trump shuffles away from microphones on his way into criminal court

-- Donald Trump's ability to speak coherently evaporates during a would-be softball interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity

-- Donald Trump's lawyers are using a number of techniques to try to keep him awake during his criminal trial, but none are working

-- Alina Habba, Donald Trump's on-again-off-again lawyer, admits that Trump could indeed be heading directly into a conviction

-- Trump-supporting voicemail caller claims that David has no actual viewers, rather only "chatbots"

-- On the Bonus Show: FBI data shows considerable drop in crime, 8 newspapers sue OpenAI & Microsoft for copyright infringement, immigration named top problem for third straight month, much more...

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