Louisiana Fights Back: Three States Take On New York, California, and Massachusetts Over Abortion Pills
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Louisiana Fights Back: Three States Take On New York, California, and Massachusetts Over Abortion Pills
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We open with a heavy story out of Shreveport, where a 13-year-old boy died shielding his 2-year-old sister during a shooting at a basketball court. We talk about a culture that doesn't know what to do with anger, rejection, and disrespect, and about what honor, responsibility, and restraint really look like. Our message to anyone who needs it: your feelings are temporary, but the consequences are not.
In the Top 3 Things You Need to Know, we start with the U.S. Navy's decision to have three Louisiana shipyards build 30 medium unmanned surface vessels. Next is the court challenge to the newly approved Amazon data center in Shreveport. Then we cover the arrest of Melville Mayor Coretta Robertson, which the St. Landry Parish sheriff now says should never have happened.
From there, we make the case for why it's a great time to be in Louisiana, from the big industrial investments around the state to Louisiana Tech's most academically prepared freshman class ever. In Digging Deep, we look at Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas suing New York, California, and Massachusetts over abortion shield laws. We cover the case filed directly with the U.S. Supreme Court, the separate suit against a network of providers, and why we see it as a question of state sovereignty.
In Say What, we dig into Jameis Winston's viral remarks, which turn out to be straight from Philippians and James. Then we turn to our own prediction that Democrats will impeach President Trump again if they win the House, and we react to Congressman Ro Khanna's explanation on Meet the Press. We also cover the Senate vote that sank a bill banning stock trading by members of Congress, because it was paired with a photo ID requirement for federal elections. And we play a game of presidential impeachment trivia that goes all the way back to Thomas Jefferson.
We wrap up by asking whether the thwarted attack on the flydubai flight and the arrests near a British air base used by U.S. forces might be connected, and what Iran's role in terrorism could mean here.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, visit AmericanGroundRadio.com, and join the conversation at 866-AGR-1776.
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