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Oct 2022
52m 32s

Bonus Edition – A Fact Check On Climate...

@mosheh / tentwentytwo
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As we assess the damage from Hurricane Ian, we take a deeper look in this episode at the storm and the impact of climate change on major weather events.  Meteorologist Matthew Cappucci was on the front lines as Ian hit Florida and joined me for a fascinating conversation taking us inside a Category 4 hurricane. At one point, he was driving around in the eye ... Show More
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Today
Trump Fires Kristi Noem; Who’s Markwayne Mullin; Iran War Causes Gas Prices To Climb; United’s New Headphones Rule
Headlines: – Welcome To Mo News + Daylight Saving Time Begins (02:00) – Trump Ousts Kristi Noem As Department Of Homeland Security Secretary (04:20) – What To Know About Sen. Markwayne Mullin, Trump’s Nominee For DHS (09:30) – Iran War: Day Six Update From Def. Sec Hegseth And Ad ... Show More
38m 40s
Yesterday
Trump Touts Iran War Domination; US Sinks Major Iranian Ship; Americans Remain Stuck in ME; LiveNation Anti-Trust Case; ‘Kennedy Summer’
Headlines: – Welcome To Mo News (02:00) – Broadening Mideast Conflict Risks Pulling In U.S.’s NATO Allies (03:30) – US Submarine Sinks Iranian Warship By Torpedo, First Since WWII (05:40) – Senate Fails To Pass War Powers Resolution (14:15) – House Oversight Panel Subpoenas Pam B ... Show More
39m 41s
Mar 4
Americans Struggle To Evacuate Middle East; New Supreme Leader?; CIA Arming Kurds; Midterm Primaries In TX, NC; ‘Game Of Thrones’ Movie In The Works
Headlines: – Welcome To Mo News (02:00) – Pentagon Releases Names of First U.S. Service Members Killed In Iran War (04:10) – Islamic Regime Reportedly Selects New Supreme Leader (07:00) – Iran War Day Five: Americans Struggle To Evacuate Region (09:20) – CIA Working To Arm Kurdis ... Show More
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