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Speaker 1 (00:02):
BIA News this hour of the Davis coming up.

Speaker 2 (00:04):
Well, of course there was disappointment.

Speaker 1 (00:06):
How came Jeffrey speaks out about last night's vote to
reopen the federal government and how President Trump and Republicans
don't care about for healthcare of Americans.

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Plus yeah, I was deeply in love with that man.

Speaker 1 (00:18):
And the bin follow up for the first time, the
black Dum North Carolina woman breaks her silence about the
TikTok influencer scandal, and HPCU Tuskie University sues to preserve
the legacy of the nation's only black veterinary school. But first,
here's Bion News.

Speaker 3 (00:33):
Now the Patriots hells the Jets on Thursday Night Football.
New England leads the division at eight and two after
seven straight wins, and Stefan Diggs is pumped to debut
the new uniforms.

Speaker 1 (00:43):
I think the new uniforms are great, got me something
to be excited about. He caught up and all that.
You just got to focus on winning the game.

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The Jets have won two in a row but still
sit last at two to eight. Billionaire philanthropus Mackenzie Scott
has donated nineteen million dollars to Vorhe's University in hbc
you in South Carolina. The gift will fund scholarships, boost
the endowment, and improve facilities. Scott previously gave the HBCU
four million dollars in twenty twenty, and tomorrow is National

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Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day. Schools nationwide will honor Bridges, who,
at age six in nineteen sixty became the first black
child to attend an all white elementary school in the South.
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on the iHeartRadio app back to Doug Davis.

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All right, thank you, Happy Thursday. Last night, six Democrats
broke rank during the House's vote to reopen the government
with a temporary spending plan that leaves out ACA tax credits.
Came Jeffries appeared on MSNBC Today and laid it out.
Plane and Simple Democrats did their part to end the
forty three day government shutdown.

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Our position from the very beginning was clear. We wanted
to find a bipartisan pask forward to enact the spending
agreement that actually meets the needs of the American people.
But we could not support a partisan republican spending bill
that continues to got the healthcare of the American people.

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Jeffries thank federal workers who went weeks without pay and
called the shutdown cruel and unnecessary, especially for the families
relying on food assistance, many of them who are black.
In retaliation, Democrats filed a discharged petition, which is an
effort to bypass Republican leadership and force a direct vote
on keeping Obamacare tax credits alive for another three years.

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Well over the last several weeks, several Republicans have gone
on records saying that they understood the need to extend
the Affordable Care Act tax credits. What the American people
who are in the middle of open enrollment right now,
they may see increases in their health insurance of one
thousand or two thousand dollars per month.

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The petition needs two hundred and eighteen signatures, but many
are calling it a procedural longshot. Meanwhile, the BIN follow
up at Kira Montague speaks out for the first time
after winning a one point seventy five million dollars lawsuit
against TikTok influencer Brenday Kinnard, who's affair with her husband
and of their marriage. She shares with ABC eleven about
the pain the whole ordeal cost her and her children.

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It was horrible, Like I can't even right now. I
don't like going out in public with my kids because
I'll get stopped in the store. Go.

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I can't have phone my kids to this day because
people harass me and them.

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So it's sick, it's hard. The court ruled Canard responsible
for alienation of affection and criminal conversation, a rare legal
claim that punishes third party interference in marriages.

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Yeah. I was deeply in love with that man that
I would do anything for him.

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I made sure that I put him first, and I
shouldn't have a care is now rebuilding her life with
plans to return to work, finish college, and provide a
stable environment for her children and Folly. HPCU Tuskegee University
file their federal lawsuitent emergency motion to stop a hearing
that could withdrawal accreditation from its historic College of Veterinary Medicine.

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The lawsuit alleges the American Veterinary Medical Association violated due
process by denying a fair chance to defend itself. Losing
accreditation with threatened thousands of students, federal funding, and decades
of progress in the meantime, students remain on track with
their degrees. Stay informed, stay connected, and subscribe. Follow the
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Davis for the Black Information Network