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Oct 30, 2026

Decoding TrollsHOST
26:18
It is far from that.
Decoding TrollsHOST
26:20
Right has three senses here.
Decoding TrollsHOST
26:21
Keeping them apart is one of our main defenses.
Decoding TrollsHOST
26:25
The first sense is the sound right, rit, rt, with its 6,000 year old pull on our ears and our minds.

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Decoding TrollsHOST
32:17
I called that piece saving the global rights.
Decoding TrollsHOST
32:21
Three ideas sit in the hierarchy.
Decoding TrollsHOST
32:23
Right, conservative, then a manifestation of the moment of what is right.
Decoding TrollsHOST
32:28
The political right MAGA or Le Pen's party or the AFD or before them the Reagan and Thatcher model.
Rudy MartinezHOST
1:29
She also negotiated the first health and benefit plans for farmworkers.
Rudy MartinezHOST
1:33
She directed nationwide boycotts of grapes and lettuce in the early 1970s, and they helped to bring about California's 1975 Agricultural Labor Relations Act, the first state law to recognize farmworkers' rights to collective bargaining.
Rudy MartinezHOST
1:47
Huerta was jailed 22 times for union demonstrations.
Rudy MartinezHOST
1:51
In 1988, a San Francisco police officer's baton broke three of her ribs and damaged her spleen while she was protesting then-candidate George H.W. Bush's opposition to the grape boycott.
Rudy MartinezHOST
2:03
In 1968, she registered Mexican-American voters for Robert Kennedy's presidential campaign.
Rudy MartinezHOST
2:08
She was on stage when he won the California primary, and he thanked her moments before he was shot.
Rudy MartinezHOST
2:14
She kept marching and speaking into her 90s on race, on poverty, on LGBTQ plus rights, and on women's rights.
Rudy MartinezHOST
2:22
Barack Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2012.
Todd HermanHOST
2:10
Today is the day the Lord has made and these are the times through which God has decided we shall live.
Todd HermanHOST
2:18
You can have rights from God's or you can have no rights.
Todd HermanHOST
2:23
One of the beautiful things about the Constitution and the Bill of Rights is just that recognition.
Todd HermanHOST
2:28
There are certain rights we have, courtesy of the fact that we were created by God in God's image.
Todd HermanHOST
2:37
We must never, ever, ever take for granted the fact that our founders believed that.
ButcherHOST
94:04
They had rights.
ButcherHOST
94:05
The contract stated you have rights for three films, nothing more.
ButcherHOST
94:10
As soon as those three films ended, Rights went directly back.
ButcherHOST
94:14
You don't own shit anymore.
ButcherHOST
94:16
Right.
Emma KennyHOST
0:12
Welcome to Bang
Emma KennyHOST
0:13
to Rights, the deep dive crime podcast which takes you through some of the most heinous
Emma KennyHOST
0:18
crimes the world has ever seen.
Emma KennyHOST
0:20
Hi, guys.
Emma KennyHOST
0:10
Make it make sense.
Emma KennyHOST
0:11
I'm Emma Kenny, welcome to Bang to Rights, the deep dive crime podcast which takes you through some of the most heinous crimes the world has ever seen.
Emma KennyHOST
0:20
Hi guys, thanks for joining me today.
Emma KennyHOST
0:22
I really appreciate every one of you being here.
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Oct 22 · 3 Mentions

Joel DouglasHOST
7:24
Its life has value.
Joel DouglasHOST
7:26
The question is whether that life has preeminent rights over the mother.
Joel DouglasHOST
7:30
And that brings us back to the commandment the voter raised with Tallarico.
Joel DouglasHOST
7:33
Thou shalt not kill.
Joel DouglasHOST
10:03
The law would require her particular body to sustain it.
Joel DouglasHOST
10:09
A woman's authority over her own body is foundational to her liberty.
Joel DouglasHOST
10:13
Recognizing the unborn child's life doesn't require giving it preeminent rights over her.
Joel DouglasHOST
10:19
The decision about her pregnancy belongs to her.
speaker_0HOST
23:04
Greenland stopped issuing new petroleum exploration licenses in 2021, while residents near proposed development areas warn of threats to their environment and traditional livelihoods.
speaker_0HOST
23:15
A recent agreement with Denmark and Greenland expands American military access but grants no automatic rights to natural resources.
speaker_0HOST
23:22
The dispute highlights a crucial distinction between strategic influence and economic control.
speaker_0HOST
23:28
As Arctic resources attract growing international interest, Greenland's authority over development remains central to its future.
Doug DipierroHOST
38:51
Listen to this.
Doug DipierroHOST
38:52
A UN Human Rights chief and former... [clears throat] I'm sorry, I lost my pen.
Doug DipierroHOST
38:57
UN, uh, Rights chief and former ICC judge, Navi Pillay, won the prize, no-
Dick MorrisHOST
39:06
The Nobel Prize
Doug DipierroHOST
39:07
...
Doug DipierroHOST
39:07
the Nobel Prize after presiding over the UN Human Rights Council's Commission of Inquiry on occupied Palestinian territory in Israel, which found Israel guilty of c- ugh, I can't even say it.
Doug DipierroHOST
39:22
They found Israel guilty of committing genocide in Gaza following that October 7 '23 terrorist attack.
Doug DipierroHOST
39:30
Netanyahu attacked Pillay, P-I-L-L-A-Y, Pillay, as a bigot who built her career around inventing and propagating blood libels against the one and only Jewish state, declaring that the Noble Pri- Nobel Prize committee has lost its moral compass.
CorneliaHOST
0:00
[piano music] You and Patrick Wood recently drafted a digital bill of rights, and to be more precise, it's a digital bill of rights for the states.
CorneliaHOST
0:16
The idea here is that each state within the United States should have its own digital bill of rights.
CorneliaHOST
0:23
And we will have a look at this extraordinary document that you and Patrick drafted later on.
CorneliaHOST
0:29
But first of all, why do we need a digital bill of rights? And why not one federal digital bill of rights, but one for each state?
Courtenay TurnerGUEST
0:40
So that's a great question.
Courtenay TurnerGUEST
0:42
A lot of people have said, "Why not do a federal amendment," right? A digital bill of rights federally.
Courtenay TurnerGUEST
0:47
It was very important to us, it was very intentional that we do a digital bill of rights as an, a constitutional amendment for each state.
Courtenay TurnerGUEST
0:56
And the reason for that is that we have the Tenth Amendment, federalism, because it is more decentralized.

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