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Heard Tell for Monday, March 21th, 2022, is turning down the noise and getting to the information we need on witnessing Putin's war crimes in real time in Ukraine, and making sure we record, remember, and see clearly what is happening since Russian propaganda insists it is not happening, and there will be those that forever claim it did not. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation hearings are set to begin, but many seem to be gearing up to fight out the last few confirmation hearings instead of the one at hand, and rehashing old grievances and online wars instead of the issue at hand of weighing a Supreme Court nominee. Guest John Deeth joins us to talk about the Iowa Caucuses and the push by Democrats and others to change or even do away with them. John is an election official that has been organizing the Iowa Caucuses for nearly 20 years and gives an expert, first-hand account of what happened in 2020 that created the electoral disaster, why the caucuses have become something they were never designed to be, and what the future is for them. Also, John talks Senator Chuck Grassley running for re-election at the age of 88, and more Iowa politics. Plus, Australia's recent flooding has many there demanding to know why charities like the Red Cross are not doing more, and a great story on how an art gallery is reaching children world wide. All that and more on this Monday edition of Heard Tell.

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