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Today, we’ll circle back to the testimony from Capitol Hill yesterday, then we’ll get the latest news about the Democratic convention, some strange data about the protests, and the great Dust Cloud of Death, and like Billy Mays said, but wait, there’s more!  Ending song is "Silence by Marshmello feat. Khalid, which you can download here: http://apple.co/2vZOmO4 or stream here: http://spoti.fi/2hPu4k0, and is obviously totally owned by them and their label(s). The rights for the original pictures used in the cover art belong to their respective owners.   Support the show: https://rebrand.ly/supportquicknews 

Review of the primary elections, Trump's rally in Phoenix, Republicans backing Biden, U.S. travelers maybe getting banned from the EU, and the GOP police reform bill.

On this episode, we go over the medical experts testifying on Capitol Hill, the fallout from Tulsa, the NYPD and a Phoenix church being clowns, statues, the earthquake near Mexico, and terror in Afghanistan. Check out Brent's videos at brentcomedy.com. Thanks to the NY Daily News for the cover photo. Disclaimer for new listeners: I come at the news from a liberal point of view, but I always guarantee that the underlying facts are 100% accurate; it is my interpretation that gets into opinion territory. I also argue that it's less about parties at this point, it's about right vs. wrong.

Trump’s rally and its fallout discussed, along with the failed Friday Night Massacre, hand sanitizer concerns, and the UK terrorist attack.

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On this Juneteenth episode, we talk about the improbability of Facebook taking down a Trump post and the Supreme Court ruling in favor of DREAMers on the same day, an update on the Breonna Taylor situation, the disbanding of a conversion therapy group, unexpected coronavirus news, a Johnny Cash reference, and Matt Gaetz has a son? To apply for PODGO, visit https://podgo.co/apply. If you're feeling generous, put Quick News Daily in the field where it asks "Where did you hear about PODGO?"  Disclaimer for new listeners: I come at the news from a liberal point of view, but I always guarantee that the underlying facts are 100% accurate; it is my interpretation that gets into opinion territory. I also argue that it's less about parties at this point, it's about right vs. wrong.  Episode art courtesy of the user kind of enough to post their own picture on Wikimedia Commons

Justice is under way for Rayshard Brooks as his murderer, former Officer Garrett Rolfe, is charged with felony murder. Also happening today, the Supreme Court shockingly blocks Trump's attacks on DACA, giving DREAMers peace of mind. Plus, Kaepernick news and Nancy Pelosi calling for more Confederate portrait removals.  Disclaimer for new listeners: I come at the news from a liberal point of view, but I always guarantee that the underlying facts are 100% accurate; it is my interpretation that gets into opinion territory. 

As Trump says he's done more for the black community than Abraham Lincoln, we also look at his attempts to stop John Bolton's book, his lies about Obama and Biden, new information on the coronavirus, the Republicans' police reform bill, and a vote on DC statehood.  Support Quick News at https://rebrand.ly/donatetoquicknews  Advertise with Quick News at https://rebrand.ly/quick-news-fiverr 

  Today we look at Trump's executive order on policing which notably bans chokeholds unless the officer thinks he/she needs to use it, and we know how well police officers hold each other accountable, right? We also cover the stock market rising on hope of a treatment for COVID, Harvard's new acceptance policy, and Obama joining Biden on the fundraising trail. By the way, there is no AIDS vaccine as Trump claims. Cover art via TheBL.com and WHDH.com

  On this Monday, we cover the WaterGait scandal that happened to Trump over the weekend, the murder of Rayshard Brooks, the resurgence of the coronavirus, and a shocking Supreme Court decision. Come for the news, stay for the comedy of hearing me try to describe the simple acts of drinking water and going down stairs. 

  Since we've gained quite a few new listeners, and I know we're all having the usual Sunday Quick News withdrawals, so I wanted to take us back to where it all began! I think I've come a ways, but I'll leave it up for you to decide! Thank you to all of you tuning in out there, and enjoy. 

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Introducing Quick News Daily, a podcast where, every weekday evening, we recap the biggest news that'll get you caught up and informed. The best part: we do it in less than 20 minutes and it sounds like a conversation. Plus, we occasionally try our hand at movie, TV show, and video game reviews.  Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, follow us on social media, and check out our website: https://www.quicknewsdaily.com/

CORRECTION: around the 4:08 mark I say “imagine saying racism goes against everything you stand for”, and I definitely meant to say “standing up to racism”. I got a little fired up about our friend Officer Cattani and was speaking slower than my mind was going (or is it the other way around?).  Today, Trump says he won't allow military bases and assets to be renamed, Starbucks reverses a horrible policy, the NFL continues its clean-up act, sad news on the Buffalo protester, and the Trump campaign makes rally attendees sign a predictable liability waiver. Episode art made from a picture via DetroitNews.com. 

Today's episode title comes partly from Steve Schmidt, who appeared on the MSNBC show Deadline: White House yesterday, and said that Donald Trump isn't the president of the U.S., he's the second president of the Confederacy. We talk about that, Trump's rallies returning, an apology from General Milley, a coronavirus return, and NASCAR's new policy. Check out the hilarious Brent Terhune at at brentcomedy.com or his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClpzKyVFujAevCELqapPXqA?view_as=subscriber. Thank you to our sponsor, PODGO.  To become a member of PODGO, apply at https://podgo.co/apply. If you're feeling generous, put in Quick News Daily in the field where it asks "Where did you hear about PODGO"?