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Hawk

He's raw, unfiltered, unedited, authentic, vulnerable and sometimes annoying. His laugh is infectious, and he often engages in long periods of awkward silence. He will tell it like it is, and whether you’re on the left or the right he’s bound to make you uncomfortable at some point. But he will definitely make you think. A licensed, practicing trial attorney for the last 25 years, he brings his legal experience and knowledge to the news of the day and current events here at home to offer different perspectives and additional things to consider.

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  • #276
    Friday · 8 min

    We ALL Know What Is Coming and No One Is STOPPING HIM

    Hawk opens with an honest look at how heavy the last couple of weeks have felt, both emotionally and physically, while coexisting with PTSD and ADHD and leaning on the tools that keep him grounded. It is a candid window into mental health, grief, and the daily work of monitoring your own emotional state during exhausting political times.

  • #275
    Friday · 31 min

    AIPAC Democrats Can't Stop Attacking Hasan Piker

    A coordinated Democratic campaign against Hassan Piker are at the center of Hawk’s criticism of CNN, Dana Bash, Jake Tapper, and pro-Israel Democrats. Hawk argues that Piker’s criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel, Gaza, and the Israeli military is being misrepresented as antisemitism or calls for violence.

  • #272
    Thursday · 25 min

    Abolish and Prosecute ICE

    Footage discussed on Morning Joe shows a mother and daughter handcuffed in a hospital room, where they had gone for treatment after a car accident. Hawk leads with it today because it is the clearest picture yet of who this enforcement is actually reaching.

  • #266
    Wednesday · 25 min

    The Flock CEO Says Privacy Can't Be The Main Concern

    Axios reports that Mike Rogers, the Republican running against Dr. Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, met with AIPAC chair Michael Tuchin and asked the group to stay out of the general election. A finished ad targeting El-Sayed was scrapped, and AIPAC officials are described as furious.

  • #270
    Tuesday · 13 min

    Elbows Up! Canada Hits Back at Trump

    Trade negotiations with Canada fell apart over the weekend. There was a deal, and then two additional demands arrived late, one of which would bar Canada from making trade agreements with anyone else. That is a condition on another country's sovereignty, not a trade term, and Mark Carney declined.

  • #268
    Monday · 26 min

    No Hakeem, Absolutely Not

    Maggie Haberman and Annie Karni report that Hakeem Jeffries met privately with Jared Kushner in a New York space arranged by a mutual friend, to discuss potential common ground. Five people described the meeting. It happened a week after Jeffries would not reaffirm his support for Medicare for All.

  • #265
    August 23 · 39 min

    It is Simply Racial Profiling - Period

    In Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo, the Supreme Court allowed immigration agents to stop people based on apparent ethnicity, language spoken, type of work, and location. It came as a one paragraph shadow docket order. No argument, no briefing, no written opinion. Brett Kavanaugh then attached a ten page concurrence to it, which is why these are now called Kavanaugh stops.

  • #264
    August 23 · 9 min

    They Want To Repeal The 19th Amendment

    There is a recurring argument on parts of the right that the 19th Amendment should be repealed, and it has picked up steam again this week. The stated reason is that women online have expressed empathy for Lindsay Clancy, who is on trial in Massachusetts.

  • #263
    August 22 · 29 min

    Oh, Hey Melania - LOL

    The Daily Beast published letters written by Natalie Harp to Donald Trump, obtained by Michael Wolff while reporting on the 2024 campaign. Hawk flags the sourcing before quoting anything, because Wolff's track record is what it is.

  • #262
    August 21 · 20 min

    Midterm Nightmare Scenario - One Republican Says We're Not Devious Enough To Guess What's Coming

    Laura Barrón-López and Vaughn Hillyard reported that election officials around the country are actively war gaming what this administration might attempt in November, from federal agents seizing ballots and machines to immigration agents at polling places. Five top officials across five states described ongoing conversations with local law enforcement, state attorneys general, and counsel about what to do if agents show up on election night. Nevada's Cisco Aguilar has already given counties ins

  • #261
    August 21 · 9 min

    Eric Swalwell Had a Bad Day Today - The FBI Searched His Home And Seized His Devices

    Reporting today says the FBI searched Eric Swalwell's residence and separately stopped him at San Francisco International, seizing electronic devices he had on him. Both actions are described as furthering investigations into sexual assault allegations made against him earlier this year, one in Los Angeles and one in New York. He has not been charged, and the allegations remain allegations.

  • #260
    August 21 · 20 min

    Bad News for MAGA: A 38 Point Swing With White Working Class Voters

    Harry Enten and Erin Burnett went through the midterm numbers on CNN, starting with a Pennsylvania state legislative seat Democrats just flipped in a district Trump carried by eighteen points. Enten's other figure is the one that should worry Republicans: a 38 point swing against Trump among white working class voters in eighteen months, the group that anchored his last three campaigns.

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