UNBIASED (1/26/24): Kari Lake Audio, Columbia Attack, First Nitrogen Hypoxia Execution, & More.
January 26, 2024
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New Hampshire Primary: Winners & Losers, Why Biden Wasn't on the Ballot, Haley's Future Plans, and More (1:27)
Biden Admin Pushes Back on University of California Proposal to Hire Undocumented Students on Campus (4:31)
Jeff DeWit Resigns Amid Leaked Bribe Audio (8:01)
Senior FDIC Attorney Pleads Guilty to Child Pornography and Exploitation Charges (13:03)
Alabama Carries Out First Execution By Nitrogen Hypoxia (14:34)
Ohio Legislature Overrides Governor's Veto of Transgender Bill (18:14)
Former Trump Adviser, Peter Navarro, Sentenced to Four Months (19:34)
Columbia University Attack: What We Know and What We Don't (20:35)
2. ONE LINERS (23:37)
3. NOT EVERYTHING IS BAD: Good News of the Week (24:47)
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