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Sep 26, 2026
Sept 25 Hr 2
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10:21Joe PagsHOST
The League of Women Voters said the Electronic Privacy Information Center went to federal court in Washington where they challenged the changes to the SAVE system.
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10:29Joe PagsHOST
On June 22nd, U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sukunen, who by the way should be impeached, she's an idiot, agreed with the challengers that the modified SAVE system violates federal privacy laws, the Social Security Act, and the federal laws governing administrative agencies and she barred the government from using it.
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10:46Joe PagsHOST
Let me just ask you a simple question because you're a smart human being in America.
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10:52Joe PagsHOST
Let me ask you a simple question.
The Latest: 09/25/2026 03:59pm ET
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3:59Chris CoragioHOST
A federal judge has delayed her ruling on Paramount's proposed settlement of an antitrust case seeking to block the merger with Warner Brothers Discovery.
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4:06Chris CoragioHOST
Yesterday, the U.S. District Judge said she wants more information from the 12 state attorneys general before deciding whether to approve the deal and that she'll issue her ruling in due course.
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4:17Chris CoragioHOST
Amnesty International is calling for an end to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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4:22Chris CoragioHOST
The human rights organization released a 168-page report yesterday that said ICE should be abolished and that no reforms would overcome the department's abuses, such as fatal shootings, attacks on protesters, and what it called cruel treatment at detention centers.
The Latest: 09/25/2026 11:59am ET
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3:59Chris CoragioHOST
A federal judge has delayed her ruling on Paramount's proposed settlement of an antitrust case seeking to block the merger with Warner Brothers Discovery.
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4:06Chris CoragioHOST
Yesterday, the U.S. District Judge said she wants more information from the 12 state attorneys general before deciding whether to approve the deal and that she'll issue her ruling in due course.
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4:17Chris CoragioHOST
Amnesty International is calling for an end to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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4:22Chris CoragioHOST
The human rights organization released a 168-page report yesterday that said ICE should be abolished and that no reforms would overcome the department's abuses, such as fatal shootings, attacks on protesters, and what it called cruel treatment at detention centers.
The Latest: 09/25/2026 02:59am ET
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3:22Tammy TrujilloHOST
That's despite expectations the deal was essentially done.
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3:26Tammy TrujilloHOST
On Thursday, a U.S. District Judge said she wanted more information from attorneys before deciding whether to approve the settlement.
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3:33Tammy TrujilloHOST
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Monday that a deal had been reached, appearing to clear a major hurdle for Paramount Skydance's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros.
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3:43Tammy TrujilloHOST
Discovery.
Pride Politics: The Daily Update for Friday September 25, 2026
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7:19Brian MayHOST
Yet on Thursday morning, reporters from the banned outlets were still prohibited from entering the White House shortly afterward.
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7:26Brian MayHOST
Kelly then ordered Judge Timothy Kelly, that is, a U.S. District Judge, he then ordered the administration to respond in writing by 12.30 p.m. after journalists from the three media outlets were turned away.
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7:41Brian MayHOST
After receiving the filing, the judge denied the news organization's request for an emergency hearing.
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7:48Brian MayHOST
It was not clear why the journalists were initially still barred from entering.
Did Byron Donalds Turn on Trump
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7:07Brian CraigHOST
I don't go by what's trending.
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7:09Brian CraigHOST
Now, I talk about the news, and I analyze the news, and of course I'm covering the top stories in the news like my lead today on the – Main live stream after this one, of course, is the Trump federal judge that ordered Trump to allow Caitlin Collins, MSNOW, and Politico back in the White House.
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7:27Brian CraigHOST
So that's going to be mega.
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7:31Brian CraigHOST
What's the MEGA movement? Make Egypt great again? Make Europe great again? I don't know what mega is.
8 MINS LATER
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15:40Brian CraigHOST
Unbelievable.
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15:42Brian CraigHOST
Oh, man.
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15:43Brian CraigHOST
Yeah, so my lead story today is... going to be about the Trump-appointed federal judge ordering Trump to let Caitlin Collins of CNN and MSNOW and Politico back at the White House.
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15:58Brian CraigHOST
Give me a break.
September 24, 2026 | The Jon Justice Show
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34:42John JusticeHOST
All right, before we get into the lesbian bar and judges, let me just share this one with you really quick because it's stupid, but I also think it's funny.
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34:51John JusticeHOST
A U.S. District Judge, Melissa Damien, has dismissed a lawsuit yesterday.
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34:57John JusticeHOST
The lawsuit was accusing Hershey.
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34:59John JusticeHOST
They make the delicious chocolates.
39 MINS LATER
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73:47John JusticeHOST
And it's an education system that they also support.
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73:50John JusticeHOST
So they did that to their own demise.
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73:54John JusticeHOST
U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly said the administration's process did not appear to comply with two earlier D.C.
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74:00John JusticeHOST
Circuit rulings.
All Talk with Kevin Dietz ~ September 24, 2026 ~ Full Show
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70:24Marie OsborneCORRESPONDENT
So the decision is a significant setback for President Trump in this ongoing fight with several major news organizations.
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70:31Marie OsborneCORRESPONDENT
The U.S. District Judge here is Tim Kelly.
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70:33Marie OsborneCORRESPONDENT
He directed the White House last night to immediately return the outlet's press credentials and temporarily blocked enforcement of the ban for two weeks while the case moves forward.
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70:44Marie OsborneCORRESPONDENT
The administration had argued the move was tied to national security concerns, but the judge said the government failed to provide evidence supporting that claim.
A year without federal funding for public media on Access Utah
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14:37Gavin DahlGUEST
However, in a 2025 lawsuit, NPR versus Trump, KSUT in the Four Corners, Aspen Public Radio, Colorado Public Radio, joins together with NPR to assert that Trump's executive order was unconstitutional, amounted to retaliation for protected speech.
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14:58Gavin DahlGUEST
And in March, the U.S. District Judge who was overseeing this case ruled for the Public Media Coalition, declaring that Trump's executive order was a First Amendment violation and further protected the presses editorial independence with this decision and my point of bringing this up is While I am sorry that we are not receiving federal funds And I believe that was a mistake on the point of Congress the Congress made their decision right people voted the Congress made their decision however the judge found that in fact the executive order of asserting that no public money could go to outlets that the president didn't like.
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15:40Gavin DahlGUEST
I'm really glad that our colleagues in Colorado stood up for the constitutional argument against that, and the judge found that that was true.
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15:48Gavin DahlGUEST
It doesn't change the outcome.
494. September 22, 2026 US House & Senate News
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2:41speaker_1NARRATOR
The measure affects student athletes, colleges, and organizations involved in intercollegiate sports.
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2:47speaker_1NARRATOR
The Senate also continued consideration of Angela Veronica Colmanero's nomination to serve as a United States District Judge for the Southern District of Texas.
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2:57speaker_1NARRATOR
Senators voted 52 to 43 to close further debate, with a confirmation vote expected no later than September 25th.
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3:05speaker_1NARRATOR
The Senate also appointed five individuals to the Congressional Award Board.
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