Ending the Month Strong with FSTV!

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Free Speech TV
May 29, 2024

May 29, 2024

Ending The Month Strong!

As the month ends, we examine Donald Trump’s recent behavior and the potential of a second Trump presidency. Meanwhile, a Russian outlet has been dismantled after findings of propaganda and dissemination of anti-Ukraine narratives. Also, South Africa’s election is happening TODAY after 30 years of the same leadership. There is much to look forward to, and as May draws to a close, we hope your month was as productive as the rest of the world’s. Tune in next week as we kick off the summer pledge drive to help fund FSTV through the hot months ahead.

Thom Hartmann brings the audience in as authorities in multiple countries dismantled a Russian-backed "propaganda" network for disseminating anti-Ukraine narratives and allegedly bribing undisclosed European politicians. This highlights the ongoing concern over foreign interference in political affairs and emphasizes the need for continued vigilance in safeguarding democratic processes.

South Africa gears up for its first election in 30 years, drawing significant attention from global right-wing forces, which closely monitors the potential outcomes. This heightened interest is partly due to South Africa's outspoken stance on the ongoing genocide in Gaza, positioning the nation as a prominent voice in international humanitarian and geopolitical discussions. The global forces are keen to understand how the election results might influence South Africa's foreign policy and its role on the global stage.

Last week, the Human Rights Campaign spent $15 millions to help Biden secure swing states. This came after a court ruling that would have allowed parents to opt their children out of LGBTQ-inclusive lessons. In other news, A Florida girl was banned from prom for not wearing a dress but instead a suit. While a transgender girl in Mississippi faced backlash for wearing one. Benedictine College nuns disapproved of the Kansas City Chiefs kicker's recent college graduation speech.

1HOOD talks former President Donald Trump’s Truth Social account posted a controversial video mentioning a "unified Reich" as a potential outcome should he win the Presidential vote in November. The post sparked immediate backlash and concerns over the implications of such rhetoric, leading to widespread condemnation from various political and social groups. The post has since been deleted. President Biden and his campaign swiftly responded with strong criticism, denouncing the language used in the video and emphasizing the dangers of normalizing extremist rhetoric in political discourse.

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