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Speaker 1 (00:02):
BIA News This hour, I'm Terry McReady coming up. Chicago's
mayor is urging residents to go as far as necessary
to protect the constitution. The next No Kings protests are
scheduled for July seventeenth. New York City's controller won't face
charges after being arrested at an immigration hearing. But first,
here's bin news Now.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
The popular social media app TikTok is counting down to
its newest deadline. According to the White House, the President
plans to sign an executive order this week to keep
TikTok up and running. The President spoke about his willingness
to work with TikTok earlier this year with NBC News.
Speaker 3 (00:41):
No Republican ever won young people, and I want it
by thirty six points, and I focused on TikTok. So
perhaps I shouldn't say this, but I have a little
warm spot in my heart for TikTok.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
The majority black area of Humphreys County, Mississippi, is under
a ninety day curfew. It comes as county officials say
there's been an uptick in gun violence. Theomphreys County Sheriff
says bars and restaurants have to close between midnight and
six AM. Dallas officials are under fire from commuters after
allowing Black country stars Shaboozi to shut down traffic on
(01:12):
a bridge to shoot a music video. Now, just in
case you were wondering, he did get a special events
permit to use the bridge during the video shoot. I'm
Timmy s Wick with Bin News. Now back to you. Terry.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
Chicago's black mayor, isn't backing down against threats that President
Trump will target his city with militarized immigration enforcement. Brandon
Johnson says Chicago winns have to go as far as
necessary to protect the constitution, whether it's in the courts,
whether it's in the streets.
Speaker 2 (01:39):
With policy, We're going to continue to defend and center.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
For working people, Johnson, noting he doesn't expect the federal
government to give advanced notice if they deploy troops to Chicago.
Organizers of the No Kings protests say the next nationwide
demonstration will take place next month. Over two thousand No
Kings protests took place across the nation on Saturday, reportedly
millions of Americans protesting President Trump's Washington military parade. Organizers
(02:05):
calling it one of the largest mass demonstrations in US
history and have scheduled another round four July seventeenth, that's
the five year anniversary of the death of black civil
rights activist John Lewis. New York City's controller, who's also
a mayoral candidate, won't be facing charges after he was
arrested at an immigration courthouse.
Speaker 3 (02:27):
Don't have any to arrest US citizens.
Speaker 1 (02:30):
Brad Lander was taken into custody yesterday as he tried
to accompany a person out of the courtroom. That individual
was also arrested. Lander was released later in the day,
with Governor Kathy Hokel saying any charges against him had
been dropped. It's the third time Lander had gone to
federal immigration court to escort immigrants, but the first time
he was detained by ICE agents. The NAACP will not
(02:55):
be inviting President Trump to its annual convention. President and
CEO Derek Johnson announcing the civil rights organization's decision this week.
This will mark the first time the NAACP will not
extend an invitation to a sitting president. Johnson said his
organization is nonpartisan, but right now it's clear Donald Trump
is attacking our democracy and our civil rights. The White House,
(03:18):
responding to the decision by saying the organization isn't advancing
anything except hate and a vision, while the President is
focused on uniting our country. This year's convention will be
held next month in Charlotte, North Carolina. All Right, when
siblings squabble, New York's black former governor is accusing his
kid brother of bilking him out of his inheritance. He
(03:41):
claims their elderly mother was tricked into forking over seven
million dollars before her death last year. According to the
explosive lawsuit, seventy one year old David Patterson claims sixty
seven year old Daniel Patterson manipulated their mother into transferring
the cash from her estate to his account. The maneuver
helped Daniel and his attorney wife avoid and existing will
(04:04):
ordering the brothers to split the spoils fifty to fifty.
Stay informed, stay connected, and subscribe follow VIN News This
Hour wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Terry McCready for
the Black Information Network.
BIA News This hour, I'm Terry McReady coming up. Chicago's
mayor is urging residents to go as far as necessary
to protect the constitution. The next No Kings protests are
scheduled for July seventeenth. New York City's controller won't face
charges after being arrested at an immigration hearing. But first,
here's bin news Now.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
The popular social media app TikTok is counting down to
its newest deadline. According to the White House, the President
plans to sign an executive order this week to keep
TikTok up and running. The President spoke about his willingness
to work with TikTok earlier this year with NBC News.
Speaker 3 (00:41):
No Republican ever won young people, and I want it
by thirty six points, and I focused on TikTok. So
perhaps I shouldn't say this, but I have a little
warm spot in my heart for TikTok.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
The majority black area of Humphreys County, Mississippi, is under
a ninety day curfew. It comes as county officials say
there's been an uptick in gun violence. Theomphreys County Sheriff
says bars and restaurants have to close between midnight and
six AM. Dallas officials are under fire from commuters after
allowing Black country stars Shaboozi to shut down traffic on
(01:12):
a bridge to shoot a music video. Now, just in
case you were wondering, he did get a special events
permit to use the bridge during the video shoot. I'm
Timmy s Wick with Bin News. Now back to you. Terry.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
Chicago's black mayor, isn't backing down against threats that President
Trump will target his city with militarized immigration enforcement. Brandon
Johnson says Chicago winns have to go as far as
necessary to protect the constitution, whether it's in the courts,
whether it's in the streets.
Speaker 2 (01:39):
With policy, We're going to continue to defend and center.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
For working people, Johnson, noting he doesn't expect the federal
government to give advanced notice if they deploy troops to Chicago.
Organizers of the No Kings protests say the next nationwide
demonstration will take place next month. Over two thousand No
Kings protests took place across the nation on Saturday, reportedly
millions of Americans protesting President Trump's Washington military parade. Organizers
(02:05):
calling it one of the largest mass demonstrations in US
history and have scheduled another round four July seventeenth, that's
the five year anniversary of the death of black civil
rights activist John Lewis. New York City's controller, who's also
a mayoral candidate, won't be facing charges after he was
arrested at an immigration courthouse.
Speaker 3 (02:27):
Don't have any to arrest US citizens.
Speaker 1 (02:30):
Brad Lander was taken into custody yesterday as he tried
to accompany a person out of the courtroom. That individual
was also arrested. Lander was released later in the day,
with Governor Kathy Hokel saying any charges against him had
been dropped. It's the third time Lander had gone to
federal immigration court to escort immigrants, but the first time
he was detained by ICE agents. The NAACP will not
(02:55):
be inviting President Trump to its annual convention. President and
CEO Derek Johnson announcing the civil rights organization's decision this week.
This will mark the first time the NAACP will not
extend an invitation to a sitting president. Johnson said his
organization is nonpartisan, but right now it's clear Donald Trump
is attacking our democracy and our civil rights. The White House,
(03:18):
responding to the decision by saying the organization isn't advancing
anything except hate and a vision, while the President is
focused on uniting our country. This year's convention will be
held next month in Charlotte, North Carolina. All Right, when
siblings squabble, New York's black former governor is accusing his
kid brother of bilking him out of his inheritance. He
(03:41):
claims their elderly mother was tricked into forking over seven
million dollars before her death last year. According to the
explosive lawsuit, seventy one year old David Patterson claims sixty
seven year old Daniel Patterson manipulated their mother into transferring
the cash from her estate to his account. The maneuver
helped Daniel and his attorney wife avoid and existing will
(04:04):
ordering the brothers to split the spoils fifty to fifty.
Stay informed, stay connected, and subscribe follow VIN News This
Hour wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Terry McCready for
the Black Information Network.
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