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Episode Notes
Joel Anderson, Stefan Fatsis, and Josh Levin talk about sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson’s marijuana suspension. Penn State professor Amira Rose Davis joins to discuss Olympic hammer thrower Gwen Berry and Black women activists in sports. And finally, a look at the first week of new name, image, and likeness rules in the NCAA.
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Campaign to discredit Trump s enemies
The story was first broken by The New York Times, who were able to talk to several people involved in the operation. Veritas was reportedly encouraged to conduct the operations after Trump s frequent attacks on the FBI, CIA, State Department and others who he was convinced were trying to undermine him. The unelected deep-state operatives who defy the voters to push their own secret agendas, he said in 2018, are truly a threat to democracy itself.
It is unclear if anyone in the White House had knowledge of the efforts, but according to the Times, at least one person with access to McMaster s calendar was roped in. That was confirmed by Barbara Ledeen, a staff member of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Ledeen was confirmed to have a role in the operations. Leeden told the Times, I am not part of a plot and insisted she was merely a messenger.
NCAA championships always have the same losers: its unpaid athletes
The NCAA depends on the free labor of mostly Black student athletes. Its profits go to the majority white executives who run it.
After the final buzzers and trophy ceremonies, the unpaid athletes of the NCAA will go home.Sarah Stier / Getty Images
April 5, 2021, 9:31 AM UTC
On Sunday, a champion was crowned as Stanford outlasted Arizona for the women s NCAA Division I basketball national championship. Monday night it s the men s turn, when the undefeated Gonzaga Bulldogs take on Baylor.
The NCAA s setup is manifestly unjust.
After the final buzzers and after the trophy ceremonies, the unpaid athletes will go home for remote classes, and the NCAA will cash checks from its $8.8 billion television deal.