One Single Day on the Federal Child Exploitation Docket Should Stop This Entire Country Cold
Episode 90 · Sep 04, 03:54 PM
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On one single day, September third, the federal Project Safe Childhood docket included a forty five year sentence in Hawaii, a thirty year sentence in Omaha, a life sentence in Houston, a ten year sentence for a Texas National Guardsman who had one thousand two hundred thirty eight files, an eleven year old victim in Wilmington, a Dover airman accused of transporting a fifteen year old across state lines, a New Hampshire indictment, a Richmond distribution sentencing and more. One day. Estin Cole West had 512 images and 726 videos and got ten years. Dustin Gentry got life. Why the enormous gap and what actually drives federal sentencing? A Kalamazoo jury convicted a woman of murdering a one year old. A Mancelona man faces multiple felonies after a state police investigation. JD Vance campaigned in Michigan for Mike Rogers and called Abdul El-Sayed very very evil while Republicans work to make streamer Hasan Piker a midterm symbol. Then I am talking about why Sharia and the Constitution cannot coexist, and I am letting Muslim women who escaped it do most of the talking. The DOJ is suing a Kansas school district over policies that let students use different names and identities at school without automatic parental notification. And a deep dive on the central casting conspiracy including who benefits when the wildest theories go viral.