Tue Episode #2029: Trump Deploys National Guard to LA — Newsom Furious, Lawsuit Incoming

00;00;00;00 – 00;00;56;24
Show Introduction & Current Headlines:
Opening segment introduces the show and highlights major news stories, including violent riots in Los Angeles, political clashes between Donald Trump and Gavin Newsom, and a fatal Tesla self-driving accident involving a grandmother, raising public safety concerns over the rollout of robotaxis.

00;02;53;20 – 00;04;55;18
Koran Burning & UK Free Speech Issues:
Coverage of atheist Hammad Coskun, who was physically attacked and legally charged after burning a Koran in London to protest Islamic extremism. The incident prompts a discussion about religiously aggravated offenses, the resurgence of blasphemy-style laws in the UK, and their impact on free speech rights.

00;05;18;25 – 00;09;00;20
Texas Abortion Surveillance & Privacy Violations:
Texas police reportedly used over 83,000 license plate readers to monitor and track a woman suspected of self-managing an abortion. The segment examines the implications of post-Roe surveillance tactics, cross-state legal enforcement, and erosion of privacy rights.

00;21;19;04 – 00;24;58;09
Death of RU486 Inventor & Legacy Debate:
Etienne Emil Value, inventor of the abortion pill RU486, dies at 98. The show discusses his legacy, including the drug’s link to millions of abortions, ethical concerns over its Nazi-affiliated pharmaceutical origins, and the pill’s health risks for women.

00;43;24;13 – 00;47;54;16
Pornographic Material in School Libraries:
A Connecticut Republican representative reads explicit excerpts from a book available in school libraries during a legislative hearing and is reprimanded for “inappropriate” content. The incident highlights contradictions in what material is deemed acceptable for public hearings versus children's access in schools.

00;51;21;25 – 00;54;41;17
Presbyterian Church USA’s LGBT Ordination Rule:
The Presbyterian Church USA passes a new rule requiring all ordination candidates to be questioned about their stance on LGBT issues. Critics argue this could marginalize theologically conservative Christians and reduce diversity of belief within church leadership.

01;07;51;19 – 01;12;06;09
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Grace Shara’s Care:
Family of 19-year-old Grace Shara, who had Down syndrome, files a wrongful death lawsuit against a Wisconsin hospital. They claim she died not from COVID-19 but from an unauthorized Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order and a lethal drug combination administered without family consent.

01;23;46;26 – 01;25;42;16
Hospital Isolation Practices & Ventilator Pressure:
Further details on Grace Shara’s case reveal that her communication devices were taken away and her father was removed by armed guards. The family alleges they were pressured repeatedly to authorize a ventilator, which is known to have a high mortality rate.

01;40;05;19 – 01;44;52;12
Mainstream Endorsement of Lab Leak Theory:
Segment covers the growing acceptance of the COVID-19 lab leak theory by mainstream institutions, including the CIA and FBI. Discussion suggests this shift may be part of a controlled narrative strategy, rather than an open pursuit of truth, to manage public opinion and division.

01;52;17;24 – 01;57;07;18
FBI Investigates Fauci’s Role in COVID Origins:
FBI Director Kash Patel announces seizure of Anthony Fauci’s phone and computer equipment in a new phase of the COVID-19 origin investigation. Raises questions about whether true accountability will follow and if Fauci’s broader pandemic role will be scrutinized.

02;07;12;10 – 02;11;20;28
Parents Criminally Charged Over Infant Sleep Deaths:
Pennsylvania parents are charged with felonies after their infants die in unsafe sleep positions, despite no legal requirements. Critics argue these prosecutions criminalize par