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Leading up to the midterm elections in Georgia, the podcast features a conversation with Dr. David Clementson about political debates.

Been endorsed by trump. continues to call for decertifying the 2020 election. it's why i am running for governor. i need folks to join me in, that at katie hobbs dot org. >> katie hobbs and barb byrum thank you for joining, us really appreciated. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, three years ago, donald trump's attorney general really barb, appointed prosecutor job around to investigate the fbi to prove that the fbi should never have conducted an investigation of the trump campaign's russian connections. in those three years, the prosecutor assigned to help donald trump has proved nothing. j...

Mon, 19 Jul 2021 00:46 UTC Protesters in New York in December, 2014, after a grand jury elected not to indict officer Daniel Pantaleo in the death of Eric Garner Seven years ago this past weekend, on July 17, 2014, a Staten Island man named Eric Garner was killed by police in a gruesome scene that went viral and helped launch the Black Lives Matter movement. Press reports usually say Garner was stopped on suspicion of selling cigarettes by plainclothes officers who then choked him to death, but the story I wrote about in I Can't Breathe was both stupider and more tragic than that. Garner's d...

In common. >> and is the core issue that you are instinctively trusting of groups within your small family type setting and when you apply that to a particular group you can get food very often. >> this is an idea that comes from a really brilliant psychologist named tim levine at the university of alabama. he's trying to answer the question from an evolutionary standpoint why are we so easily fooled? doesn't make any sense. you would think that over time evolution would have favored people who were good at detecting lies because they would have an advantage. and actually, no, that's wrong, th...

You are instinctively trusting of groups within your small family type setting and when you apply that to a broader group you can get food very often. >> this is an idea that comes from a really brilliant psychologist named tim levine at the university of alabama. he's trying to answer the question from an evolutionary standpoint why are we so easily fooled? doesn't make any sense. you would think that over time evolution would have favored people who were good at detecting lies because they would have an advantage. and actually, no, that's wrong, that people who have an advantage from an evol...