This week, Lisa and David talk about Capital One closed over 300 bank accounts tied to the Trump Organization on suspicion of money laundering; Jeanine Pirro drops Reflecting Pool vandalism case against U.S. Olympic canoeist David Hearn drawing Trump’s wrath; Governor Beshear has few options regarding Senator McConnell’s absence; Trump faces calls of corruption with paid early access to online posts; Walz suggested Iran targeted Minnesota in cyberattacks while Trump blames Minnesota; Fauci’s pleads Fifth Amendment to shield from Rand Paul’s bogus Senate “Witch Hunt”; trend of ‘bed-rotting’; U.S. State Dept. map of Africa gets every country wrong at global conference; latest Trump tariffs; Apple iPhone leasing program; identifying ideal sponsors for the show; drama in Nantucket; and more.
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This Week in Outrage Substack (outrageoverload.net/twio)
Reflecting pool saga gets new twist. What really happened? (USA Today)
Trump offering early access to online posts in move seen as corruption (The Guardian)
What to Know About the U.S. Water Systems Cyberattacks (Time Magazine)
Inside Fauci’s intensely planned hearing strategy: ‘There was no other option’ (CNN)
Anthony Fauci refuses to answer questions during tense US Senate hearing about Covid origin (BBC)
US government map of Africa mislabels every country at global conference (Reuters)
