Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Global Protests, and the Federal Budget Process
We discuss protests around the world and dive deep on the federal budget process.
October 29, 2019
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Topics Discussed:
Power & Wildfires in California (02:24)
Killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (03:15)
Global Protests (08:56)
Compliments: Mark Meadows and the American Congressional Exchange (21:17)
The Federal Budget Process (26:37)
Outside of Politics (50:07)
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Episode Resources:
GOP's Meadows offers tribute to Elijah Cummings (The Hill)
American Congressional Exchange (Bipartisan Policy Center)
To bridge divide, our congressman went to Arkansas. Theirs came here. Did it work? (The News Tribune)
Killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi:
This is the compound where ISIS' Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi died (NBC News)
With Baghdadi in their sights, U.S. troops launched a ‘dangerous and daring nighttime raid’ (The Washington Post)
Al-Baghdadi Raid Was a Victory Built on Factors Trump Derides (The New York Times)
How the US military raid that killed al-Baghdadi happened (CNN)
Global Protests:
Do today's global protests have anything in common? (BBC News)
Spinning, downplaying, ignoring: Lebanon protests and the media (Al Jazeera)
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