Episode Details

Your Heard Tell for Thursday, 26 May, 2022 is turning down the noise and getting the information we need on how Georgia Governor Brian Kemp survived the Trump vendetta ride against him by applying old school power politics to MAGA's rhetoric heavy but strategy-lite campaign against him, we cover the Politico piece that gives details. In China, what are being call the "Xinjiang Police Files" have been reported on by the BBC and they give names, faces, and details to the brutal suppression of the Uyghur population in CCP ran concentration camps that are called "schools" by propaganda. Also, we update developing stories from the Robb Elementary shooting in Texas and the SBC abuse scandal. Guest Jason Reed, PR and UK Lead for Young Voices returns to the program to talk about a proposal over there that would essentially require everyone online to have a digital ID and also apply age restriction to the internet. Jason details the folly of thinking such restrictions would work, how such regulations will not make the internet safer, and how this proposal is the latest in an alarming trend in the UK against free speech and an open internet. Also, Jason updates us on UK politics, and will recently released photographs of PM Boris Johnson reignite "Partygate" or be the last gasp of the long-running scandal. We end on a good note by checking in on a big charity drive out in Nebraska, that does all sorts of things but to be honest had us clicking on "animal cuddles." All that and more on this Thursday edition of Heard Tell.

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