The Flashpoints Election Protection
Section co-hosted by Best Selling Author and Investigative Reporter, Greg Palast. .
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Today on Flashpoints: Why is the Orlando shooter branded as a Muslim
Instead of a Homophobe? Also, Professor Vijay Prashad talks about the
confused declarations of support by the shooter: which group did he
really support: Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, or the Islamic State: could it be
all three
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Today on Flashpoints: The attack in Florida and look at how NPR rewrites history. Also, some thoughts on where the Sanders campaign goes from here and how it gets there. And we’ll have a rebroadcast of our interview with one of the most famous and influential Chicano satirist of his generation.
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Today on Flashpoints: we devote the entire hour to the situation in Haiti where an independent commission and the president election council have decided to annul the last elections there due to massive fraud. We’ll talk to numerous political analysts, including folks from the Haiti diaspora and on the ground in Haiti
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Today on Flashpoints: Where does Bernie Sanders go from here? We’ll talk to the founder of Reader Supported News, an early and consistent supporter and endorser of Sanders. Also, our weekly Election Protection Bulletin with Greg Palast. And major breakthroughs in the use of non-psychoactive cannabis for medical use.
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The Flashpoints Election Protection
Section co-hosted by Best Selling Author and Investigative Reporter, Greg Palast. .
Episode 7. Click the play icon below to listen to this episode.
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Flashpoints Election Protection Bulletin 7
Today on Flashpoints: We continue our drumbeat coverage of the California primary voter rip off with Greg Palast. Also, we’ll have a call in/speak out with attorney Bill Simpich, who has been representing and working with poll watchers in California. We’ll also be joined by Paul Thomas of Election Justice USA.
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Today on Flashpoints: NFL linebacker, Bruce Carter, throws a few key blocks for Bernie Sanders, as Black men For Bernie, rise up to protect the sanctity of the California vote. Meanwhile, best selling author Greg Palast, runs long and hard for a touchdown for voter democracy. Also, new elections for the people of Haiti. And a big anti nuke story from Harvey Wasserman, as Three Mile Island is closed for good.
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Today on Flashpoints: Domestic workers arrested in Sacramento, protesting for safer working conditions, Latino and Chicano activists speak out against a new racist textbook. And we’ll feature an extended interview with celebrated Latino cartoonist and satirist, Lalo Alcala.
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Today on Flashpoints: Will thousands of potential independent Sanders voters be prevented from casting their vote? We’ll speak to attorney, Bill Sumpich, who was in court today, fighting the corporate party machine. Ans we’ll feature our weekly Flashpoints Election Protection Bulletin. Later, we’ll have a rare visit with a Palestinian refugee from Lebanon.
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