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Among other troubling details, the report shows that banks targeted Christian groups and individuals, often at the behest of the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Yes, the SPLC makes another appearance in abusive conduct, at least according to this report.

Jeremy, thank you so much for joining us on this edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

You're supposed to have your allegiance to the state over everything else, right? So if you're have your allegiance to the Muslim Brotherhood or to Allah or whatever, or to Muslims overall, uh, over the country, uh, that's not a good thing.

Federalist bombshell report big banks debanked MAGA and the left's other political enemies.

So we know this 'cause the OCC report is an indictment of the left's cancel culture fury and the Goliath banks that were willing or unwitting accomplices.

What does that mean? This is...

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If you're interested in the subject we just talked about, it's my recent p- piece in The Federalist, which is posted on that site.

Dr. Bonner Cohen, it's always a pleasure to speak with you, and thank you so much for joining us once again on the Schilling Show.

Well, thank you very much for having me.

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Today, I'm joined by Brianna Lyman, Federalist election correspondent.

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This is a report from Matt Kittle at thefederalist.com. Five years ago, then Attorney General Merrick Garland, Saint Merrick Garland, peace be upon him, released his memorandum laying out what his corrupt Department of Justice could do to assist in investigating and prosecuting the parents accused of being domestic terrorists.

What did they do to earn such a designation? Well, they spoke out against far-left initiatives and draconian COVID policies at school board meetings.

The Democrat AG's memo followed a National School Boards Association letter that begged President Biden and his politically driven DOJ to recognize the, quote-unquote, "immediate threat" that these parents posed to America's public schools and their leaders.

True, the same goes for political campaigns, of course, and Team Talarico has some whoppers in dealing with the inconvenient truths of a Democrat who has done as much as anyone to keep Austin weird.

The problem is, again, I'm reading from an article here at The Federalist, Talarico's story doesn't quite add up.

At the very least, his strange absence from a very important and very expensive Senate race is a lot like his relationship status.

It's complicated.

I don't know.

But I think average people would understand that taking a two, nearly two-week hiatus and then acting like the people who are asking the questions about where you were are the problem, that makes this a much bigger issue.

So continuing here, the Federalist's review of 26 Dallas area urgent care facilities finds that 23 close by 8:00 PM on Tuesdays, and two more an hour later.

Only Urgent Care of Texas Oak Lawn is open on weekdays until midnight.