Time to get salty with two politically savvy ladies, Julie Roginsky and Emily DeCiccio. The co-hosts will dig in with a diverse range of guests on what’s happening in politics and around the globe and why they’re salty about it. Get your saltshaker ready and join Emily and Julie in Saltier Politics.
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Tuesday Jun 09, 2020
Tuesday Jun 09, 2020
Saltier Politics: Co-hosts Julie Roginsky and Emily DeCiccio get salty and discuss the protests, police brutality and racism. Julie explains what we can learn from Camden, New Jersey's policing strategy and Emily asks whether or not the phrase 'Defund the Police' being politicized like 'Obamacare?' Julie learns how 'The Bachelor' can spark meaningful conversation, despite not being a fan of the show. Find out what the two co-hosts are salty about and don't forget to bring your saltshaker!
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Good to have you guys back. The actual protests have been fine, but an element has been activated, encouraged by Trump's base to be violent. Streets in Soho have been destroyed as well as parts of the Bronx, which is the most infected area with coronavirus. While the protests are necessary at this time, it's the worst time for them due to the virus. There's no way to conduct social distancing, There is an increased number of QAnon people who have infiltrated many law enforcement agencies across the nation. They are members of a Trump militia whose job is to cause trouble and go after blacks, immigrants and members of the LGBTQ community. There really isn't an Antifa. You never heard if it before Trump came to office. It's his way to strike fear. Trump's behavior just keeps getting worse. He wants to turn the military on American peaceful protesters. The nonsense at St. John's church using tear gas to clear them out and have a fake militia guarding the White House.They have no identifiable badges No one can say who they are. This is not America. Thank God Trump's numbers continue to fall. Tulsa massacre is something many people don't know about, it is not something talked about. Last weekend, CBS Sunday Morning touched on it, I only learned about it watching a reenactment in the first episode of the TV show "Watchmen." It seemed so unbelievable, I had to research it. In the current climate, black people in Tulsa are afraid it will happen again.
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