Elizabeth Booker Houston
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Oct 9, 2026
BIN News This Hour
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1:56Amber PeytonCORRESPONDENT
Terrence Woodbury explained in a 2026 Black media briefing that nearly half of the voters polled say they're waiting until Election Day, and that's concerning.
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2:05Terrence WoodburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A lot of the voter interference can happen on Election Day, which is why we are trying to bank our votes early because we know what, uh, Elizabeth Booker likes to say, "If they shenan once, they'll shenan again." They've already been shenaning.
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2:18Amber PeytonCORRESPONDENT
Hit Strategies and Black Voters Matter were just a few organizations who teamed up today to offer insights in the upcoming midterm elections.
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2:26Amber PeytonCORRESPONDENT
The first Atlantic hurricane of the year is set to make landfall on the Gulf Coast this weekend.
BIN News This Hour
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1:51speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
Terrence Woodbury explained in a 2026 Black media briefing that nearly half of the voters polled say they're waiting until election day, and that's concerning.
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1:59speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A lot of the voter interference can happen on election day, which is why we are trying to bank our votes early because we know what, uh, Elizabeth Booker likes to say, "If they shenan once, they'll shenan again." They've already been shenaning.
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2:12speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
Hit Strategies and Black Voters Matter were just a few organizations who teamed up today to offer insights in the upcoming midterm elections.
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2:20speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
The first Atlantic hurricane of the year is set to make landfall on the Gulf Coast this weekend.
BIN News This Hour
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1:52speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
Terrence Woodbury explained in a 2026 Black media briefing that nearly half of the voters polled say they're waiting until election day, and that's concerning.
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2:00Terrence WoodburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A lot of the voter interference can happen on election day, which is why we are trying to bank our votes early because we know what, uh, Elizabeth Booker likes to say, "If they shenan once, they'll shenan again." They've already been shenaning.
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2:14speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
Hit Strategies and Black Voters Matter were just a few organizations who teamed up today to offer insights in the upcoming midterm elections.
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2:21speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
The first Atlantic hurricane of the year is set to make landfall on the Gulf Coast this weekend.
You Say You Support Women. How Do You Treat Them?
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59:46Lisandra VazquezGUEST
That's what I have my...
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59:47Lisandra VazquezGUEST
I trust my smartest, uh, Black women, AB and, uh, uh, Elizabeth Booker Houston.
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59:53RichHOST
Mm.
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59:53Lisandra VazquezGUEST
Usually whenever they say something, I know they're right.
Prelude to the Midterms
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3:38April RyanGUEST
Thank you.
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3:42Shawna ReneeHOST
indeed and so of course we have uh you can see a third mic and we are expecting um elizabeth booker houston to make her way as she's coming from new york and as you all know right now travel is incredibly difficult so we are hoping that she will be able To join us as well.
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4:00Shawna ReneeHOST
So we're gonna get started actually if you don't mind because obviously I think this is a wonderful day to have this conversation especially as it relates to the media midterms and White House coverage because as you all have heard obviously listening to urban view mornings that your president has banned Your president banned reporters from MSNOW, from CNN and Politico from the White House, an unprecedented move normally, but maybe not even for him.
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4:32Shawna ReneeHOST
And all three were incompetent.
Power Plays: The Fight for Black Political Influence and Community Resources
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2:29Shawna ReneeHOST
But I'm not.
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2:30Paul YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I think it was Elizabeth Booker Houston, who, by the way, is going to
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2:34Shawna ReneeHOST
be part of the panel that we are going to be having on Wednesday and airing later on in the week.
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2:40Shawna ReneeHOST
But anyway, so Elizabeth Booker was there.
NLP at CBCF’s Annual Legislative Conference 2026
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1:59Angela RyeHOST
They are no strangers to our podcast.
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2:02Angela RyeHOST
It is the lovely Elizabeth Booker Houston and Garrison Hayes, who is incredible, y'all.
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2:07Angela RyeHOST
He came on a day trip.
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2:08Angela RyeHOST
Just to be here for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's annual legislative conference.
2 HRS 15 MINS LATER
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137:02Elizabeth Booker HoustonHOST
We have to get more comfortable with understanding that they are public servants.
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137:05Elizabeth Booker HoustonHOST
So they serve who? The public.
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137:07Angela RyeHOST
Well, I would like to first say thank you to our guest co-host this evening, Garrison Hayes and Elizabeth Booker Houston.
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137:15Angela RyeHOST
I for my call to action, I'll just say this.
When Honoring Chris Brown Becomes a Political Crisis
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3:16Angela RyeHOST
Uh, I have amazing co-hosts.
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3:18Angela RyeHOST
It'll be Garrison Hayes and Elizabeth Booker Houston, um, filling in so that Bakari can pr- play hooky at a wedding and also not go to a football game.
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3:26Bakari SellersHOST
[laughs] I know.
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3:27Bakari SellersHOST
All the things that I wish I was doing.