UNBIASED Politics

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.

Welcome back to UNBIASED. In today's episode: Federal Appeals Court Upholds TikTok Ban. Here's What It Means (0:56) Daniel Penny Found Not Guilty in Death of Jordan Neely (6:40) Suspect Arrested in Killing of United Healthcare CEO. Here's What We Know So Far (11:12) Quick Hitters: Supreme Court Issues Citizenship Decision, Senators Propose Constitutional Amendment Limiting Supreme Court Terms, Rupert Murdoch's Trust Can't Be Changed, Albertsons Sues Kroger After Failed Merger, Senate Republicans Block PRESS Act, McConnell Falls During Lunch, Suspect Arrested for "Accosting" Rep. Mace, Consumer Price Index Rises, Judge Says 'The Onion' Cannot Buy Jones' Infowars, FTC Issuing Fortnite Refunds, FBI Director Christopher Wray to Resign, and Biden Signs Iran Sanctions Waiver (16:34) 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

Get ready for a fun game of 21 Questions revealing the host's journey from various early jobs to their passion for podcasting and law. They share heartwarming family traditions, including hosting Christmas dinner and unique holiday customs like a whimsical 'pajama elf.' Personal stories about childhood pets add a nostalgic touch, while fashion favorites and the balance between privacy and audience connection offer deeper insights. Join the laughter and learn more about the host behind the mic!

Justices debate a Tennessee law banning gender transition treatments for minors, highlighting differing perspectives on sex-based discrimination. A shocking human smuggling case involving soldiers unfolds alongside the mysterious shooting of UnitedHealthcare's CEO, featuring cryptic inscriptions on evidence. Other noteworthy stories cover a tragic school shooting, issues of police conduct in Memphis, and Bitcoin's record rise. The possibility of President Biden issuing preemptive pardons adds an intriguing political twist, raising questions about legality and motives.

The Supreme Court recently examined the constitutionality of a Tennessee law banning gender transition treatments for minors, sparking vital legal debates. A viral TikTok video ignited controversy in Texas over citizenship reporting requirements in healthcare. Amid these hot-button issues, a healthcare CEO’s tragic shooting unfolds alongside a growing investigation into drone activity in New Jersey. Meanwhile, the podcast touches on record Cyber Monday sales and intriguing political maneuverings, including a lawmaker joining the DOGE Caucus.

Dive into the intriguing findings of a bipartisan investigation revealing COVID-19 likely originated from a Wuhan lab. Discover the latest reactions from Supreme Court Justices regarding a critical vape flavor case. Get the scoop on South Korea's alarming declaration of martial law. Explore California's legal maneuvers against Trump's administration, and catch up on holiday shopping trends post-Thanksgiving. Plus, learn about Canada's efforts to bolster border security and new regulations affecting data brokers.

President Biden's controversial pardon of Hunter Biden takes center stage, igniting debates around legal authority. Trump’s nomination of Kash Patel for FBI Director adds political intrigue. A tragic case emerges with a former detective's suicide ahead of a rape trial, prompting discussions on accountability. The Supreme Court's review of flavored e-cigarettes brings public health into focus. Quick updates on military aid to Ukraine and corporate changes round out the conversation, leaving listeners reflecting on the complexities of power and justice.

Trump's proposal for increased tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China raises questions about economic impacts and household costs. The podcast also dives into Walmart’s rollback of diversity policies and a significant financial investment by the Biden administration to combat misinformation. Meanwhile, Disney settles a major gender pay gap lawsuit, and rumors swirl around Trump and his ethics agreement. Plus, a heartwarming gratitude segment celebrates listener messages ahead of Thanksgiving.