Underreported Stories
Welcome to the Underreported Stories podcast! I’m Chrissy Clark, tune in every Tuesday & Thursday for the top five underreported stories of the week. Get commentary you won’t hear anywhere else, because nowhere else will report on these stories.
Should Republicans See Wicked?
In this episode of Underreported Stories, we chat the latest TikTok trends from Barron Trump's "sootcase" to the controversy surrounding the Wicked movie. We highlight the ethical concerns as an MSNBC host accepts donations from Kamala Harris' campaign, and delve into Candace Owens being barred from Australia and New Zealand. We also discuss a small town fined for not participating in Pride Month, and Texas suing a homeless shelter over drug use and indecency. Uncover these underreported stories and more.
Key Points
- MSNBC host Al Sharpton accepted $500,000 in donations from Kamala Harris' campaign before interviewing her, raising questions about journalistic integrity.
- Candace Owens has been barred from entering Australia and New Zealand for a speaking engagement due to her past political commentary.
- A small town in Ontario, Canada, was fined $10,000 for refusing to participate in Pride Month and fly the Pride flag, highlighting tensions over enforced ideological compliance.
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