The Epstein Files just dropped—but why were they sent to influencers instead of journalists?🤔 I love influencers coming into media spaces, but sadly this was poorly executed. (Heads up: I pre-recorded this episode, so there are updates since recording!) Plus, Jake Tapper suddenly admits Biden’s cognitive decline in his new book—after helping cover it up. And we have an exclusive interview with the creator of DOGE dividend checks! 🚀

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1. White House Correspondents’ Association Pitches Fit After Judge Rules White House Can Have Control Of Press Pool - Mediaite

2. Bezos Exposed Washington Post Staffers Amid Opinion Page Shakeup - Underreported Stories

3. Hamas Propaganda Platform International Red Cross Seeks Newsletter Sponsorship With Jewish-Owned Free Beacon - Free Beacon

4. Gavin Newsom Is Launching A Podcast - Politico

5. Red-District DOGE Protests Were Organized By Soros-Backed Groups - Free Beacon

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Timestamps: 

Epstein Files: 0:00

Jake Tapper’s Hypocrisy: 4:09

Economic Blackout Boycott: 9:29

Ads: 12:52

WHCA Pitches Fit Over New Press Pool Rules: 14:55

Bezos Exposed WaPo Staffers: 20:20

Pay To Play Journalism?: 28:17

Gavin Newsom’s New Podcast: 32:48 

Media Manipulates Soros-Backed Protests: 36:37

Interview w/ James Fishback: 40:57

Joy Reid is finally OUT at MSNBC! NYC shuts down the infamous Roosevelt Hotel, and Dan Crenshaw caught in a hot mic moment threatening Tucker Carlson?! Things are getting wild. Today, we break down the biggest underreported stories the mainstream media won’t touch. What does this mean for MSNBC? Why is NYC suddenly shifting its stance on migrant hotels? And what’s up with the “Ugly Husband Rule” taking over TikTok? Let’s get into it. 👀

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Stories:

1. NYC’s Notorious Roosevelt Hotel Will No Longer House Illegal Immigrants - New York Post

2. Joy Reid’s Most Unhinged Outbursts Amid MSNBC Host Shakeup - New York Post

3. NBC Settles Defamation Lawsuit With Georgia Doctor - Free Beacon

4. Trump Admin Investigating California’s Failed High-Speed Rail Project - Thomas Catenacci

5. Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Making Immigration Arrests At Some Place Of Worship - Ground News

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In this episode of Underreported Stories, Chrissy Clark and Carolyn Kraft explore underreported news. They humorously predict the first 100 days of the Trump administration and discuss OpenAI's controversy. Key stories include a Pentagon aide's termination over anti-Trump remarks, political fallout from Los Angeles wildfires, and Chicago's status as a sanctuary city. They also address censorship in sensitive topics, the arrest of a Washington Post cartoonist linked to AI, and gender identity's role in child abuse sentencing. The episode concludes with insights on psychological evaluations in legal defenses and informed consent in medical treatments for intellectual disabilities.

In today's episode of Underreported Stories, we explore the scrutiny surrounding the new NPR CEO as independent journalists dig into controversial past tweets. We delve into the Biden administration's funding of a study focusing on Latina resistance and intra-minority solidarity, highlighting the complexities of inter-minority dynamics. Additionally, we discuss the unexpected resignation of a prominent gay Spanish politician following the emergence of scandalous photos. These stories shed light on issues and events overlooked by mainstream media. Join us as we unpack these underreported stories and their broader implications.

In today's episode of Underreported Stories, Chrissy Clark is joined by Brad Palumbo from Based Politics to tackle a range of under-the-radar topics. They explore the complexities of deportation challenges amidst illegal immigration debates and delve into the legal fallout from the theft of Ashley Biden's diary. The episode also provides a comprehensive look at the ongoing prosecutions of Donald Trump. Additionally, Chrissy and Brad discuss Gen Z's unique approach to therapy related to tax filing and their emotional maturity in politics. Lastly, they touch on Jojo Siwa's recent controversy and the pressures faced by LGBTQIA+ celebrities.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the independent review of the UK system for minors experiencing gender confusion and how the media portrays these sensitive issues. We also examine the incident at Norwood School, where media narratives have skewed the true story behind a police shooting involving Dexter Reid. Additionally, we explore the plagiarism allegations against Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook, shedding light on academic integrity concerns. Finally, we discuss the unusual case of a Canadian man with body integrity dysphoria choosing to have healthy fingers amputated, highlighting the complexities of this rare condition. Tune in for these stories and more.

In today's episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the complexities surrounding Ashley Biden's diary theft and Project Veritas' involvement, questioning the media's response and the justice system's dual approach. We also examine Allen Weisselberg's sentencing for perjury, raising concerns about the government's potential weaponization against political foes. In lighter news, we discuss Ashley St. Clair's tweet on unpunished crimes and highlight the US Coast Guard's interception of a migrant boat. Additionally, we uncover a DC library HR head's secret second job and Scrabble's attempt to appeal to Gen Z. Tune in for these underreported stories and more insights.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the week's most overlooked topics, starting with Gen Z's paradoxical relationship with taxes, where they're stressed yet voting for more. We explore a disturbing Facebook controversy involving an underage dating group, raising alarms about social media's role in child safety. Financial misconduct allegations against an Illinois mayor come to light, showcasing corruption often ignored by mainstream media. Jennifer Lewis shares her contentious views on Trump, sparking debate. Tune in as we uncover these stories that deserve more attention and discuss their broader implications.

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In today's episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the troubling case of a Texas national guardsman involved in smuggling an illegal immigrant and the inconsistent penalties for illegal entry. We also discuss a Texas hospital's unkept promise to cease sex change procedures, raising questions about accountability. Additionally, we explore the presence of toxic chemicals in everyday products, including "forever chemicals" found in band-aids. The episode continues with an examination of federal funding for Native American healing circles and the skepticism surrounding their effectiveness for diabetes treatment. Finally, we consider the racial implications of a Massachusetts hospital's new policy on reporting drug-exposed babies.

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Chrissy Clark and Greg Price dive into key topics from the recent CPAC event and discuss the impact of "The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry." They explore the complexities surrounding British healthcare and transgender issues, including policies affecting transgender athletes in Nassau County. The episode also covers Google's AI system Gemini and the implications of CBDCs. The conversation shifts to New York City's prepaid credit card program for migrant families and an Illinois bill on gender identity and minors' rights. They address political authenticity and conflicts of interest, with a lighthearted segment on real versus satire news, ending with a note on Beyonce's "Texas Hold'em."

In today's episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the controversies surrounding Google's AI Gemini, focusing on the biases embedded in its programming and how they affect its usage. We also explore a contentious lawsuit against an Iowa school district over its pronoun policy, highlighting the ongoing debate about gender identity in education. Additionally, we discuss the recent ban on transgender athletes in Nassau County sports, a decision that has sparked significant backlash and debate. These stories shed light on the complex issues surrounding technology, education, and sports that are often overlooked by mainstream media.

In today's episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the pressing issues surrounding the influx of illegal aliens in New York, highlighting the strain on NYPD and taxpayer resources. We also examine a controversial Illinois bill regarding gender-affirming care and its implications for parental rights. Furthermore, we discuss troubling cases involving Child Protective Services, including a Catholic couple's ordeal and issues within Indiana CPS. The episode also covers the arrest of a dual US-Russian citizen in Russia on treason charges. These stories reveal the complexities and challenges that aren’t receiving the attention they deserve.