Episode Details

Your Heard Tell for Thursday, 19 May, 2022 is turning down the noise and getting the information we need regarding Donald Trump using the too-close-to-call GOP US Senate primary in Pennsylvania to start in on stolen elections yet again, but how will relitigating 2020 play out in the 2022 primaries and general election, especially with unfit candidates like Mastriano in Pennsylvania running for offices that will hold sway over future elections. Plus, we will get into how Republicans choosing candidates with baggage and controversies might give Democrats openings in what otherwise would be a very tough election year for them. By popular request via messages and emails, we will touch on the "2000 Mules" Dinesh D'Souza movie that is the latest attempt to "prove" voter fraud lead to the defeat of Donald Trump in 2020, but how the makers of the film not being able to keep their stories straight even in the promotion of the film, and the total lack of any evidence they claim they have within that film, combine with what we know about their own characters to invalidate their claims. Guest Dennis Sanders returns to Heard Tell, and our writer and pastor friend joins us in a tough, grown folks talk about race, culture, politics, and policy in light of the Buffalo massacre that saw the racially motivated killing of 10 people at a grocery story. Dennis talks about what we can and can't do to deal with hate, why we struggle with issues of race in America so much, and as a Minneapolis resident and pastor talks about what a community goes through during big news events both while the cameras are on, and after the news media moves on to the next story. Also, Dennis talks about how our political parties going from "big tents" to focused bases is having a tremendous effect on not only our culture and politics, but how we are governing ourselves. The 80-plus day siege of Mariupol is over as the last thousand Ukrainian fighters finally surrender, we will cover what it cost them, the Russian invaders, and what happens next. We end the program with an uplifting story of how an Andy Griffin episode about Opie learning to be charitable has a direct connection to the greatest composer of our time. All that and more on this Thursday edition of Heard Tell.

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