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Victims of Uvalde, LE Response Outrage, "Nobody Wants To Work" Narrative, Monkeypox, Biden's Reality

Victims of Uvalde, LE Response Outrage, "Nobody Wants To Work" Narrative, Monkeypox, Biden's Reality

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Your Heard Tell for Friday, 27 May, 2022 is turning down the noise and getting the information we need as we remember the victims of the Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. Shocking and serious questions are being raised about the law enforcement response to the school shooting, and really poor press outings by officials is only making the outcry louder, we'll delve into the viral "They could've been shot" moment that has many outraged. Also, we turn down the noise on what President Biden can and can't do in response to the tragedy, and lay out the political realities against the heated and often unmoored from reality rhetoric. We turn down the noise on on the widening Monkeypox worries, as our friend Michael Siegel has written an explainer for us. We highlight a story that gives a different perspective on the "nobody wants to work" narrative, and a Roman-era carving on a stone in Hadrian's Wall in the UK turns out to have a 1,700 year old off-colored insult. All that and more on this Friday edition of Heard Tell.

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