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It’s a triple triumph for conservatives at the U.S. Supreme Court! In a shocking turn, three unanimous decisions, authored by the Court’s liberal justices, delivered decisive victories for religious freedom, gun rights, and equal protection under anti-discrimination laws. We break down each case and explain why this day may go down as a milestone in the legal dismantling of the woke agenda.
In the second part of this episode, we're diving into how radical leftwing messaging is infiltrating children’s media, from Sesame Street to Ms. Rachel, and why parents should be paying close attention. The good news is that conservatives are pushing back, and companies are starting to feel the pressure. Joining us is Andrew Crapuchettes, CEO of Red Balloon, to talk about how his company is helping Americans find jobs and hire talent without compromising their values.
Check out redballoon.work/turley for any job hiring or applying needs you have today to find candidates and companies that are not WOKE!
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