against the virus of lies and hate that you re talking about. i m with you. but so much of the truth is about or people accepting something as true, it s about who is telling them it. that s why i have some hope for this iteration, because it s about documents. you can t like or dislike documents. they say what they say. hopefully if you get paper, people will see it as a reasonable basis to make an informed opinion. norm eisen, thank you for being on the show. thanks, chris. now, i m off tomorrow night. but the game is on. you can have a cnn special report trumping democracy, an american coup right in this slot tomorrow night. all right, sports world. star quarterback benched for sunday after testing positive for covid. this is what happens, right? not like this. aaron rodgers, big deal. lots of commercials. his words and actions up to this
In this episode of BPR News Presents: The Porch -
We feature an episode of WUNC s podcast Tested titled An American Coup which looks at the only violent overthrow of a government in U.S. history, which occurred in 1898 in Wilmington, North Carolina
Western Carolina University political scientist Dr. Chris Cooper gives us a civics lesson on what it takes to remove and/or discipline sitting members of Congress, plus how an impeachment trial of President Trump can go on even when he is no longer in office
Asheville therapist Omileye Achikeobi-Lewis talks about vicarious trauma that a person can feel watching or listening the news about the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol