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Jun 9, 2022

A new Supreme Court ruling reversed a precedent that gives even more power to federal agents, especially Border Patrol agents, by limiting civilians’ abilities to sue agents for abusing their Fourth Amendment privacy rights. Now, Border Patrol agents can pretty much ignore the Fourth Amendment when acting out their duties which has far-reaching implications, since civilians cannot sue the agency for monetary compensation for damages involved in violations of the Fourth Amendment and can easily be applied to other federal agencies.
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The Young Turks: June 9, 2022

In an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s late night talkshow Jimmy Kimmel Live!, President Biden expressed his love for Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell despite McConnell organizing the entire Republican Party to obstruct all of Biden’s proposed legislation. Kimmel offered some surprising pushback, highlighting how McConnell has lied multiple times about his positions and how Democrats may need to take hints from the Republicans on how to play politics.
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Senator Bernie Sanders is pleading with his fellow Democrats to act now on their agenda as the Dems can no longer rely on being better than Republicans as their primary campaign messaging. Bernie also called on Biden to fight for his own agenda and whip to party to his liking, also taking time to call out conservative Democrats Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez went on a tirade about how the profit-driven nature of gun manufacturers only perpetuates the gun violence epidemic in the country. To put it clearly, as gun deaths pile up, gun manufacturer profits explode, giving them more loose cash to bribe politicians to continue deregulating the gun industry, thus continuing the cycle of needless and endless violence. Cenk Uygur and Jayar Jackson discuss on The Young Turks.
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Journalist Abby Martin confronted the hypocrisy of Secretary of State Antony Blinken about the U.S.’s inaction on journalist violence in Israel and Saudi Arabia, our two closest allies in the Middle East. Martin highlighted how the U.S. postures as a bastion of free speech while simultaneously putting no political or economic pressure on our allies after the state-sanctioned murders of journalists Shireen Abu Akleh and Jamala Khashoggi.
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A new Supreme Court ruling reversed a precedent that gives even more power to federal agents, especially Border Patrol agents, by limiting civilians’ abilities to sue agents for abusing their Fourth Amendment privacy rights. Now, Border Patrol agents can pretty much ignore the Fourth Amendment when acting out their duties which has far-reaching implications, since civilians cannot sue the agency for monetary compensation for damages involved in violations of the Fourth Amendment and can easily be applied to other federal agencies.
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Former Secretary of Education Betsy Devos has admitted in her new book that Trump’s cabinet considered invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office as he became increasingly unhinged after losing the 2020 presidential election. Apparently, Devos had a moral reckoning at the end of Trump’s presidency, but she didn’t see anything wrong with destroying the country’s public education system from within.
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Preacher Dawson Awes went on a completely unhinged rant calling for all gay people in the country to be murdered by the government. Awes also went on to call all homosexuals pedophiles while saying it’s God permits the murder of gay people, typical far-right wing talking points.
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New page: A new Supreme Court ruling reversed a precedent that gives even more power to federal agents, especially Border Patrol agents, by limiting civilians’ abilities to sue agents for abusing their Fourth Amendment privacy rights. Now, Border Patrol agents can pretty much ignore the Fourth Amendment when acting out their duties which has far-reaching implications, since civilians cannot sue the agency for monetary compensation for damages involved in violations of the Fourth Amendment and can easily be applied to other federal agencies. - TYT.com