North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson is in hot water and apparently on Nude Africa. Can the Democrats take advantage of the troubles of Trump-loving Robinson? We also look at the continued troubles for the immigrant communities in Springfield, Ohio, and Aurora, Colorado. Plus, the troubles in the Middle East, Representative Jasmine Crokett's latest takedown of the GOP, and much more.
Well, it has happened again—another attempt at the assassination of Donald Trump. We try to make sense of that and look back at the debate. Plus, we cover crazy Trump conspiracies like Haitians eating pets. You can't make this stuff up. We also look at some international news from Gaza and Ukraine. All that and much more on this week's episode of The Deal.
The media called for Kamala Harris to do an interview. She's done it now, and while it wasn't earth-shattering newsmaking, it was a clear and competent performance. Join Val Atkinson and me as we take a deep dive into the interview, review the latest polling data, and discuss Trump 360 on the six-week abortion ban. Plus, we talk about health concerns over the West Nile virus, the pending drop in interest rates, and the campaign for the White House—all that and much more, on this week's episode of The Deal.
The Presidential election is heating up and we give you our latest take on the state of the race. We also take a deep dive on some international news, like the likely collapse of any deal to end the conflict in Gaza and Ukraine's incursion into Russia. Our big topic this week is how Trump plans to win the election without worrying about counting votes, and how the 12th Amendment plays a role. We end the program talking North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson and his problem with women voters over the abortion issue. Subscriber so you never have to miss an episode, and don't forget to share.
Join us for another information-packed show. We discuss the impact and legacy of Shirley Chisolm's historic presidential run in 1972 and what it says about how far we have come as we look at VP Harris' campaign. Of course, we can't go a week without talking about the craziness of the Trump/Vance campaign. We also talked about Joe Biden's sitdown with CBS and why he handed the nomination to Harris. We also talk a dive into NC gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson's flip-flop on abortion and question about the daycare he ran with his wife. Of course, we have to take a look at the Olympics. Nearly every major Western country was represented well by people of African descent. All of that and so much more.
You have to join us for this week's episode. Donald Trump made a fool of himself at the National Association of Black Journalists convention. We break down the fallout from Trump's disastrous appearance and look ahead to the presidential campaign. Plus, we talk about the VP sweepstakes for the Democrats, Biden's plan to reform the Supreme Court, the US/Russian prisoner exchange, and the North Carolina Governor's race. All of that and anything else we can squeeze in on this week's edition of The Deal.
Join us for this week's edition of The Deal. We take a deep dive into Kamala Harris' rise to the top of the Democratic Party's ticket after the sudden withdrawal of President Joe Biden. Fresh from endorsements from the Clintons, Obamas, and all of the Democratic Party leadership, VP Harris is taking to fight directly against Donald Trump. At the same time, the Republicans have stooped low with digs at Harris' race and gender. This presidential campaign promises to be nothing like any we have ever had in the history of America. Remember to subscribe so you will get all the episodes. We are on FaceBook, YouTube, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. Just look for The Deal with Ed Clark.
We can't go through one week without monumental news, so we are returning to bring you our take on the latest happenings from around the country. The Republicans threw a party, and not a lot of people seemed to care. The Republican convention's most significant news was Donald Trump's pick of JD Vance as his running mate. WTH! From a political standpoint, I don't get it, but a lot of tech money may come with Vance on the ticket. Plus, we talk about how Tim Scott continues to make a fool of himself, the latest news on Trump's would-be assassin, a possible Harris/Cooper ticket, and more on this week's episode of The Deal with Ed Clark and Val Atkinson. Don't forget to tell others about the program and subscribe to all the podcast platforms, including YouTube and Facebook.
Former President Trump survives an assassination attempt in Butler, PA. What will be the fallout? Who will be blamed, and what can be done to reduce the political rhetoric that may have fueled the attack? Join me, along with Val Atkinson, as we try to make sense of what may have led up to the attack and what has to be done to prevent future attempts. We also preview the Republican National Convention and discuss the continuing calls for Joe Biden to step aside. Don't forget Val's new book, “DISTRACTIONS” DISTORTIONS, DECEPTIONS, and Outright LIES: “Diversions that keep the South Red, Poor People Poor, and Plutocrats & Oligarchs in Power.” Val's book is available on Amazon—all of that and much more, this week on The Deal.
Did you watch the presidential debate? If you are a Democrat, you probably think it was the end of Joe Biden's campaign. But I see it differently. Join Val Atkinson and me as we do our post-mortem and tell you what you really should have been paying attention to. Plus, we take a deep dive into the latest Supreme Court decisions and talk about the real chances for Joe Biden to win in a place like North Carolina. Please share with all your friends. The election could determine whether the Right takes over for the next few decades. and there will be nothing you can do about it. Don't forget Val's new book, “DISTRACTIONS” DISTORTIONS, DECEPTIONS, and Outright LIES: “Diversions that keep the South Red, Poor People Poor, and Plutocrats & Oligarchs in Power.” Val's book is available on Amazon—all of that and much more, this week on The Deal.
We had to take a break, but we are back. Join Val Atkinson and me as we catch up on the most significant international and national news stories. Whether it is Putin in North Korea, the latest in the Middle East, or the big decisions being made by the US Supreme Court, we have got you covered. Plus, we talk about MLB recognizing the Negro Leagues, the passing of Willie Mays, and the release of Val's new book, “DISTRACTIONS” DISTORTIONS, DECEPTIONS, and Outright LIES: “Diversions that keep the South Red, Poor People Poor, and Plutocrats & Oligarchs in Power.” Val's book is available on Amazon—all of that and much more, this week on The Deal.
The Supreme Court took up absolute immunity and whether or not emergency room doctors could be barred from giving life-saving reproductive services. The outcome of both cases is sure to not please everyone. Join Val and me as we dive into the Supreme Court, Trump on trial, protest on college campuses against Isreal, Biden on the attack, and returning the Heisman Trophy to Reggie Bush. All that and more is in another information-packed edition of The Deal.
Iran launches retaliatory strikes against Israel but is it over. In this week's episode, Val and I try to make sense of the endless violence that grips the Middle East. Plus, we talk about the latest legal troubles for Donald Trump, the continued assault on democracy by MAGA. NC gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinison's past money troubles, OJ Simpson's legacy, Catlin Clark's legacy, and much more.
Happy Easter!!! Join us for another information-packed episode. We dig into the importance of replacing infrastructure as we discuss the Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore. The Right wasted no time blaming the black mayor of Baltimore, immigrants, DEI, and any crazy conspiracy instead of the failure of the ship's stirring for the tragedy. Plus, the NC and SC legislatures rush to pass laws against DEI in public institutions. We can't leave out Donald Trump and his hawking bibles just in time for Easter, his court problems, and his apparent inability to raise money to cover his board in NY. We also look at Joe Biden and his push to make NC a battleground state. We also talk some March Madness basketball, and a whole lot more.
Join us for this week's episode as we discuss the latest news on the trials of Donald Trump. Does Trump have the money to pay the judgment in NY? What about the Republicans with another House member resigning? Now, there is just a one-seat majority. What about the mass killings in Moscow and unrest in Gaza and Haiti? We cover all that, plus March Madness and anything else we can fit into this information-packed episode.
The Fulton County Judge in the Trump RICO case just stabbed the American people in the back. That's fitting for the day. Ask Julius Ceasar how it feels to be double-crossed. Join me, along with retired political science professor Val Atkinson, as we get you caught up on the latest from GA, the State of the Union, Immigration, and the proposed ban of TikTok. Plus, we go in-depth on the whacky NC gubenitorial candidate, Mark Robinson. All that and much more on this special edition of The Deal.
We are here on a Monday. Join us to discuss the explosive testimony in the Fani Willis disqualification hearings. Trump's mass defeat in a NewYork court that will all but kill Trump Inc. Pus, the upcoming SC primary, the phony Biden impeachment hitting a snag, a Gaza update, and Putin killing his opponent while Trump sells ugly sneakers. You can make all this stuff up.
Join us as we talk about Nikki Haley and her latest attempt to ignore American Racism. This time, Haley went on the most popular black radio show, Charlemagne, to talk about her belief that America is not a racist country. We also looked at the movie Origin and the book the film is based on Caste. Plus, a convoy headed to the southern border to do something they weren't asked to do. The Republican's obsession with Taylor Swift. The latest from the Middle East, and much more.
Join us for a special mid-week edition of The Deal. We get you caught up on all the latest news. Is Nikki Haley a real contender for the Republican Presidential nomination? Join me along with Val Atkinson as we discuss New Hampshire, Iowa, and the upcoming South Carolina Primaries. We also take a look at Trump's cognitive issues, the Middle East, and poor Tim Scott. All that and much more on this week's edition of the Deal.
Join us for the first episode of season five. Retired political science professor and author Val Atkinson joins me to discuss the third anniversary of 1/6, the looming Iowa Caucuses, the latest from the Supreme Court, the resignation of Harvard's first black and female president, and a whole lot more. 2024 is going to be an interesting year.
We just wrapped season four! Thanks to all of our supporters. We are looking forward to 2024. Join us as we discuss the top news stories of the year. Gaza, Dobbs, Gerrymnadering, the recession that wasn't, the unethical Justice Thomas, and many other stories. Val Atkinson joins me for the season four finale.
The end of the year is fast approaching, and we still have plenty to talk about . Join me and Cherelle James (sitting in for Val Atkinson) as we get caught up on this week's news. Another short-term fix to avert a government shutdown, the Republicans still fighting each other, and George Santos finally getting what he deserves for lying every time he opens his mouth. Plus, we are joined by childcare advocate and provider Kezia “Kate” Goodwin. Kate has a 34-year career in early childhood education, including as a pre-K teacher, director, and district manager with KinderCare Learning Centers, among other roles. As the co-founder of the nonprofit research and development group Truth Education Foundation and founder of Kate’s Korner Learning Center, she’s created an inclusive childcare option for kids ages 6 weeks to 12 years old at the American Tobacco Campus. https://www.kateskornerlearningcenter.com/
We are back again this week to catch up on the biggest stories impacting you and your family. But first, Happy Veterans Day to all of those who have served. We do a deep dive into what will happen in Congress to try and avert a government shutdown; Speaker Mike Johnson has little room for error and has the MAGA wing of the GOP forcing him to choose Trumpism over the people of America. Speaker Johnson also has a problem with an app on his phone that can track whether or not he or his son views porn. Plus, the Republicans lost big in off-year elections in Virginia and Kentucky. Plus, the Republicans take a beating everywhere abortion is on the ballot, including Ohio. We also discuss the Republican debate, Tim Scott's "girlfriend," Joe Manchin, deciding not to run to represent West Virginia in the Senate. New York Mayor Eric Adams is under investigation, and a lot more stuff on this week's edition of The Deal.
If you aren't paying attention, the Republicans may have made it impossible for Democrats to governor for a whole generation. Gerrymandering in North Carolina, electing Mike Johnson as speaker, and Donald Trump still being the front-runner in the race for the nomination should scare you to death. Join Val Atkinson and me as we catch you up on all the news from the week. Gaza is under siege, and the civilian death toll continues to go up, but we still don't have a budget. Folks, we have many problems, and not enough people are paying attention. Let's see if we can come up with some answers.
We try to get you caught up on the war in the Middle East, the failure of the Republicans to elect a speaker, guilty pleas in Georgia's RICO case, more redistricting shenanigans in North Carolina, and President Biden's historic visit to Isreal. Come to the Deal to get a different take on the stories of the day. This ain't your typical corporate media. Join me along with Val Atkinson for another information-packed episode.
Get up-to-the-minute news on what's happening in the latest armed conflict in Gaza and the Israeli-occupied territories. Hamas was able to launch a brazen attack that has left scores dead, and Israeli Defense Forces promised to level Gaza. Is there a way forward? It sure doesn't look that way. We also try to figure out whether the Republicans can clean up the mess they have made in Congress after forcing the former Speaker, McCarthy, out of his position—all of that and much more on this week's episode of The Deal.
Join us as we discuss Congress' last-minute deal to avert a government shutdown. The Republicans prove once again they can't govern, and we will be back again in 45 days. We also discuss the UAW strike, Republican debate, Ukraine aid, a guilty plea in the Georgia election conspiracy case, and we can't forget Trump wanting to execute General Mark Milley. All of that and much more. Val Atkinson is here with us to figure everything out.
We are back from summer vacation and have a ton to talk about. The House and its crippled leader can't pass meaningful legislation and have us on the verge of another shutdown. Matt Gatez and the clown crew hold Speaker McCarthy by the family jewels, and we all stand to lose. We also talk about the dysfunction in the Senate with Tommy Tuberville, the new head of the Joint Chiefs, Trump's new legal troubles in NY, and Clarence Thomas' latest ethical problem. Plus, the auto workers strike, Tim Scott, Fox News, and much more.
Unless you have been under a rock, you have seen Donald Trump's mugshot. We talk about Trump's latest legal troubles, the first Republican Presidential debate, and the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Plus, we talk about the Republicans still trying to change voting laws, this time in North Carolina. We also manage to squeeze in some coverage of the World Track and Field Championships and Rugby World Cup and the impact black athletes have on two of the most popular sports in the world.
Trump gets indicted for the fourth time! Join me and Val Atkinson as we talk about the latest in the ongoing legal troubles of 45. We just wrapped up recording this special edition as the indictments were being handed down. Plus, we look into the Alabama boat dock incident, the Iowa State Fair political speeches, Hunter Biden, the Hawaii wildfires, and so much more.
Three indictments and at least one more to go. Jack Smith lays out the case against Donald Trump. Join us as we discuss the case against the former president. With Mike Pence and Bill Barr joining the small chorus of Republicans willing to tell the truth that Donald Trump knows he lost, will it make a difference? We also talk about the pending indictment in Georgia. Taking a look back at the Ken Starr investigation of Bill Clinton, we examine the hypocrisy of the Republicans over the issue of weaponizing the Justice Department. Finally, we end with the Florida history curriculum and the two black members of the panel, Kimberly Daniels and Willam B. Allen. Join us for all of that and much more.
Covid-19 isn't over, and yours truly was down for the count, but we are back. Join us for another information-packed episode. We give you the latest on Trump and his latest legal troubles. Then there is the effort from Florida to teach slaves benefited from slavery; the same week, President Biden authorized federal monuments to be erected to remind us of the horrible history of lynching - monuments dedicated to Emmett Till and his mother, Mamie Till Mobley. We look at the surprisingly good economic number, the incredible heatwave engulfing the world, and the crazy Republican presidential nomination fight. All of that and more in this week's edition of The Deal.
We have another information-packed episode for you. The US Supreme Court is issuing opinions fast and furious. We are watching what the Court has to say about Affirmative Action. A case featuring the University of North Carolina and Harvard may end affirmative action as we know it. We also talk about the Dobbs decision one year later. Plus, other cases like US v. Texas and Jones v. Hendrick. Plus, Trump seems to be in deeper trouble every day. Plus, so much more.
Join me and Val Atkinson as we dive deep into Trump's latest legal troubles. On this special Sunday edition of The Deal, we also look t the US Supreme Court's surprising 5-4 ruling against Albmas gerrymandered voting districts. Plus, some videos remind us that the civil rights struggle was not long ago. We cover the assassination of Medgar Evers and the infamous day George Wallace stood at the schoolhouse door to block black enrollment at the University of Alabama just 60 years ago.
Join us for a new edition of The Deal. We have a full house. Joining me today are Val Atkinson and Cherelle James. We break down the agreement reached to raise the debt ceiling. Not only was a deal made, but President Biden outsmarted Speaker Kevin McCarthy. We also look at the Republican Presidental race, as more people jump in to take on Donald Trump. We also discuss the Republican war on everything. This time, it is Chick-fil-a, the least likely company to be accused of being "woke." But leave it to the right to find wrong. Plus, another book ban in Florida, this time it is work by Amanda Gorman.
We also have footage from Minneapolis, the site of George Floyd's murder, as the third anniversary is remembered. George's aunt tells how he ended up in Minnesota—all of that and much more in this week's episode.
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We have so much to talk about this week, and we hope you take some time to join us. North Carolina is now smack in the middle of the abortion access debate. Governor Roy Cooper promises to veto the new 12-week abortion ban, but the Republicans have a supermajority and will likely overturn the veto. We also discuss why mental health reform is necessary, particularly in light of the killing of Jordan Neely on a New York City subway. There is also the looming crisis of debt fault, as there is still no agreement on raising the debt ceiling. Unfortunately, we must also talk about Donal Trump, his "town hall" on CNN, losing a civil case to E. Jean Carrol, and many other legal troubles. Plus, the end of Title 42 and its impact on immigration. All of that, and so much more, on this week's episode of The Deal.
The North Carolina Supreme Court just gave the middle finger to democracy, but are people even paying attention? Reversing three decisions that will no doubt provide the GOP with an unfair advantage for decades to come - join Cal Atkinson and me as we talk about the impact of those cases. We will discuss the passing of Harry Belafonte and his legacy. We lost the first black CPA in North Carolina and Michigan, Nathan Garrett, but he was more than that, and we will talk about his legacy as well. Unfortunately, we discuss NC Lt. Governor Mark Robinson's campaign to become governor and Tim Scott's presidential run. Also, Mike Pence testifies before the 1/6 grand jury. Audio of Ted Cruz emerges, showing he plotted to deny certification of Joe Biden's victory. Last but not least, we wrap up with the impact of Jerry Springer and his trashy television. All those topics and much more are on this week's episode of The Deal.
It's Monday, but we are here for a special edition of The Deal. Join us to discuss the surprise firing of Tucker Carlson and Fox News and Don Lemon at CNN. We look at Clarence Thomas' ethical troubles and his inability to tell the truth about being paid off by his billionaire buddy. Then there is more Supreme Court news with the attempt to ban a safe and FDA-approved drug for medical abortions. We also tackle the debt ceiling and Donald Trump's continued popularity, and we pay tribute to the 10th anniversary of the Moral Monday Movement—all of that and so much more. Val Atkinson is back to help make sense of all the news. more.
We were going to take the weekend off for the Easter holiday, but the Tennessee General Assembly gave us an excellent excuse to do a show. Join Val Atkinson and me as we give you our take on the expulsion of Justin Jones and Justin Pearson from the House. We also talk about the new super-majority for the Republicans in North Carolina. Mississippi and its failure to solve the Jackson water crisis, despite receiving block grants that could help. Plus, Clarence Thomas and his newly revealed vacation buddy, Harlan Crow. A Texas judge is trying to make abortion policy for the whole country and much more.
The day has finally come, and someone has finally indicted Donald Trump. Join Cherelle James and me as we discuss Trump's legal troubles and his sycophants, like Lindsey Graham, who lose their minds. We also talk severe weather with Kweilyn Murphy from WTVD-11 in Raleigh, NC. Unfortunately, there is another school shooting to discuss, this time in Nashville, TN. We also cover the continued assault on The Affordable Care Act, with a Texas judge ruling preventative screens for cancer shouldn't be covered. Rounding out things is a discussion of the acrimony in the House of Representatives. Catch the full interview with Kweilyn Murphy on Connections (Foxy 107.1/104.3) Sunday, April 2, 2023, at 8:00 AM, or the replay on our website, https://thedealwithedclark.com - click the Connections link.
Yes, we have a new episode of The Deal this week! I was traveling out of town, but we had so much to talk about we had to do a show. So we did it today, Sunday, March 26, 2023. Join Val and me as we discuss Trump and his latest antics. With indictment looming, the former President digs to the bottom of his base to incite violence. Whether it is his rally in Waco yesterday or posting threats to Alvin Bragg, there is no place too low to go for the former President. Plus, we talk about some black voters shifting to the Republican Party despite MAGA. The death of Irvo Otieno in Virginia is another black eye for policing and proves we have no valid strategy for dealing with mental health crises. We also reflect on the disaster in Mississippi, with at least 25 killed in a deadly tornado outbreak. Plus, there were the hearings on TikTok, China, Syria, Russia, and the upsets in the NCAA basketball tournament. We squeeze a whole lot into one hour. You should join us.
I can only hope the reporting about Donald Trump finally being indicted are true. Catch this week's information-packed episode as we discuss 45 and the rest of the news you need to know. We also examine the NC Supreme Court and their review of state voting laws, a possible national pill ban of drugs used to end pregnancies, the Federal Reserve, and US Banking policy. Join men, along with Val Atkinson, as we cover all of that and much more.
There is so much news, but Val Atkinson is in with me to catch you up. We take a hard look at the murder of two black men in Mexico. The connection between the opioid crisis and the killing of Zindell Brown and Shaeed Woodard needs to be talked about, and we are doing it. Consider contributing to the GoFundMe for the victims at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/utpnw-Justice-for-Shaeed and https://www.gofundme.com/f/bringing-zindell-home
We also examine Fox News and their lies about the 2020 election and 1/6. Will Fox finally face the music? Even Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is fed up with Fox News nonsense. We also take a look at the House Committees holding the bogus hearings and getting their hats handed to them. Washington D.C. and its attempt to fix their criminal code and being overridden by Congress and President Biden. Then there is Nikki Haley and her call to increase the retirement age; even Trump thinks it is a bad idea. North Carolina finally expanded Medicaid, meaning the Republicans can no longer attack ObamaCare. We also talk about some sports with March Madness around the corner. White players are going to HBCUs like Howard. What does the mean for the feature of HBCU sports?
Have you ever heard the term DEI? Here is your chance to discover what it is with our special guest Brentley Wright. Brentley (he/him) is a business professional and certified Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practitioner with a proven track record of success in multicultural business arenas. As the Business Development Executive in a technology-enabled consultancy, he is responsible for driving relationships and revenue and leading the DEI Navigator at The Diversity Movement (TDM). Cherelle James is also in the house to talk about Deon Sanders, student loan forgiveness, $35 insulin, and the origins of Covid. We have an information-packed show. https://www.brentleywright.com/
It is our President's Day Special. Join Val Atkinson and me as we get caught up with the latest news, and talk about some of our recent Presidents and how they rank. We want to look at the legacy of Jimmy Carter, who entered hospice care yesterday. We also continue our Black History Month deep dive by examining the importance of the Black Panthers and their murdered leader, Fred Hampton—all that and much more on this week's episode of The Deal.
It's a super Sunday, and we have a super episode. Join us as we get you caught up on all the latest news. We cover everything from the State of the Union to another ballon and the waste of time Congressional hearings. The Republicans seem to have lost all decorum and acted a fool during President Biden's address. What in god's name do we expect to get done in the 118th Congress. Plus, we make our predictions on the big game, talk about the history of black QBs in the NFL, and much more.
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