UNBIASED Politics

Today's discussion kicks off with President Biden's historic decision to remove Cuba from the terrorism sponsor list. The podcast dives into the controversial transgender sports bill and the hurdles it faces in the Senate. Elon Musk finds himself in hot water as the SEC sues him over Twitter disclosures. In regulatory news, the FDA bans Red Dye No. 3, sparking debates on food safety. A substantial ceasefire is reached between Israel and Hamas, facilitated by notable political figures. Plus, there’s some inspiring good news to round things off!

Welcome back to UNBIASED. In today's episode: LA Fire Update; How Are CA Inmates Helping Fight the Fires? And Was the LAFD Budget CUT or INCREASED?? Here's the Context You Need. (1:35) Multiple Suspects Steal Weapons and Equipment from US Army Reserve in CA (7:47) President-Elect Trump's Inauguration Schedule Released. Here's What You Can Expect. (9:17) House Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Allow Trump to Start Greenland Acquisition Talks (11:20) Supreme Court Hears TikTok Case. What You Need to Know About the Arguments and the Concerns From the Justices (13:20) Quick Hitters: Supreme Court Rejects Appeal from Meta that Could Expose the Company to a Multi-Billion Dollar Loss, Texas Sues AllState for Secretly Acquiring User Data and Using it for Gain, Judge Allows Special Counsel Report on Trump to be Released, Biden Forgives More Student Debt, and Senate Confirmation Hearings Begin Tomorrow (24:56) Listen/Watch this episode AD-FREE on Patreon.Watch this episode on YouTube.Follow Jordan on Instagram and TikTok.All sources for this episode can be found here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wildfires wreak havoc in Los Angeles, revealing serious shortcomings in firefighting resources. A shocking crime escalates as a man supposedly uses AI to plan a Cybertruck explosion. Meta takes a bold step by axing fact-checkers to increase political content. Trump stirs the pot with dreams of buying Greenland and turning Canada into the 51st state. Meanwhile, the Laken Riley Act raises eyebrows regarding non-citizen detentions, while recent legislation and legal controversies keep the political landscape turbulent.

The latest discussion centers on President Biden's decision to block a major steel merger and ban future oil drilling across millions of acres, showcasing shifting environmental policies. A spotlight is also shone on 19 remarkable individuals receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Additionally, Apple's significant settlement over secret Siri recordings raises privacy concerns. New York City’s congestion pricing implementation sparks debate, while Congress certifies the 2024 election results amid Trump’s legal woes and JetBlue's flight penalties.

President Biden's historic decision to commute 37 federal death sentences shines a light on his stance against capital punishment. The discussion provides insights into the differences between commutations and pardons, along with a look at the consequences for the inmates involved. Additionally, the podcast delves into the House Ethics Committee's report on Matt Gaetz, revealing allegations of drug use and financial misconduct, as well as the legal challenges he faces stemming from these findings.

The discussion kicks off with the collapse of a crucial stopgap measure to keep the government functioning. A notable court ruling disqualifies a district attorney from a significant election interference case, raising questions about its future. Luigi Mangione faces new federal charges, adding to his controversial history. Listeners are also updated on troubling events, including a controversial execution and FAA drone regulations. Rumors swirl about potential sales of border wall sections by the Biden Administration, stirring debate on immigration policies.

This discussion dives into high-stakes news, including a significant Supreme Court ruling on TikTok. Luigi Mangione faces serious indictments for multiple murders, while an ethics report on a former Representative adds layer to the scandal. Indiana’s first execution in 15 years raises legal and ethical questions surrounding lethal injection methods. Other hot topics include Disney's controversial storyline adjustments, Gen Z's staggering smartphone usage predictions, and a bizarre mastodon jaw discovery in New York.

The podcast dives into TikTok's urgent plea to the Supreme Court regarding its future in the U.S. It discusses a judge dismissing Trump's claim for presidential immunity and his lawsuit against a polling firm favoring a rival candidate. There’s a critical look at the identity of a school shooter in Wisconsin. The hosts also unravel theories about mysterious drones and highlight key political and legal updates, including Disney's hefty wage settlement and controversies surrounding the Electoral College.

ABC News is in the spotlight after agreeing to pay $15 million to Trump’s library following a lawsuit. Trump's call to abolish daylight saving time sparks lively debate over its impact on health and productivity. Texas is taking legal action against a New York doctor for providing abortion pills to a Texas patient. Additional topics include a tragic school shooting, SpaceX's ambitious city plans, and major investments from SoftBank, all highlighting a whirlwind of legal and societal challenges.

The discussion kicks off with President Biden's landmark decision to grant clemency to 1,500 nonviolent offenders, highlighting significant pardons. An ex-FBI informant's guilty plea on tax evasion and his false claims against the Bidens raises eyebrows. Quick news bites include Trump's recent accolades and new regulations aiming to ease overdraft fees. In a thrilling twist, the podcast dives into the enigma of strange drones flying over New Jersey, exploring eyewitness accounts and theories about their elusive origins.