Episode 669: Audience Participation Episode with Farron
This week on Ring of Fire! Donald Trump is running for President, but he can't run away from all of the investigations he's facing. And things aren't looking good for him in the New York tax fraud trial. COVID deaths may have played a larger role in the midterms than previously thought, according to a new study. We'll explain how the GOP's decision to let their base die may have cost them several seats. And we've got another Q&A for you! Will Clarence Thomas be impeached? Is Trump going to jail? Who could Democrats run in 2024 if Biden steps down? All those questions, and many more, will be answered this week.
November 18, 2022
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Episode 669 · November 18, 2022
Episode 669: Audience Participation Episode with Farron
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<p>This week on Ring of Fire!</p>
<p>Donald Trump is running for President, but he can't run away from all of the investigations he's facing. And things aren't looking good for him in the New York tax fraud trial.</p>
<p>COVID deaths may have played a larger role in the midterms than previously thought, according to a new study. We'll explain how the GOP's decision to let their base die may have cost them several seats.</p>
<p>And we've got another Q&A for you! Will Clarence Thomas be impeached? Is Trump going to jail? Who could Democrats run in 2024 if Biden steps down? All those questions, and many more, will be answered this week.</p>
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