Episode Details

Heard Tell for Tuesday, April 5th, 2022, is turning down the noise and getting to the information we need on President Biden calling out Vladimir Putin's "war crimes" after the reveal of Bucha and other places in Ukraine. We talk about the importance of using such plain, direct language and what comes next as the international community consider sanctions and removing Russia from UN commissions. Meanwhile, Putin isn't the only problematic ruler in Europe, as Victor Orban wins re-election while maintaining a friendly relationship with Putin, and a crushing sense of authoritarianism towards his own people in Hungary. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has the votes to be confirmed, including several GOP senators, we will discuss that. Guest Sarah Stook returns with another great history review, this time First Ladies of the United States. The wives, and sometimes children or others in their place, who made the White House work and often had profound effects on the history and direction of our country. Some names you know about, but others you might not have in a wonderful look at her multi-part series on some very important women in American history. Also, A terminally ill Irishman makes the trek to the Poland-Ukraine border to make sure the aid he organized gets there, and much more on this Tuesday edition of Heard Tell.

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