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Hake News for The Jesse Lee Peterson Show, Tuesday, April 11, 2023 AD
End of Hour 1: Deep State can’t keep up with leaks on social media // Louisville Mass murder: 5 killed, plus bank employee suspect; 2 cops wounded, one critically // Biden reluctantly signs bill ending “National Emergency” of the China Virus // Rare fungal infection blastomycosis linked to Michigan paper mill: Inhaled fungus causes fever or cough within weeks/months! //
End of Hour 2: Russian “scorched Earth” tactics partly repelled by Ukraine? WSJ reporter “wrongfully detained”? // Dalai Lama apologized after grossing out the public with strange on-camera affection with India boy // Tupperware’s going down! // Vape company Juul settled for nearly $8M with WV over teen vape marketing // Justin Jones back in TN, running his evil mouth //
After JLP, The Hake Report
JLP Show Notes Tue. 4-11-23
JLP Hr 1
JLP Monologue: Except by the grace of God, my country is not coming back. People don’t like people. They treat one another and themselves like animals. They call injustice “justice.” …. // …. Super Chats at the end with Nick and Hake… //
JLP Hr 2
Justin Jones back in the govt in TN. Evil. // Cussing country black Larry from Virginia has a great convo w/ JLP about his mama and daddy; he feels his family are after him. // Mike from CA (Armenian) talks about deep stuff. // Tony from CA tries to say Republican states like Alaska leads in crime… MESS! Nick makes the point it tempts whites and blacks to point fingers and not look at themselves. // Casper in Poland (1st-timer) appreciates JLP’s message. Great call!
JLP Hr 3
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HAKE NEWS, Hr 1 Tue. 4-11-23
Deep State can’t keep up with leaks on social media //
Louisville Mass murder: 5 killed, plus bank employee suspect; 2 cops wounded, one critically //
Biden reluctantly signs bill ending “National Emergency” of the China Virus //
Rare fungal infection blastomycosis linked to Michigan paper mill: Inhaled fungus causes fever or cough within weeks/months! //
cLaSsiFiEd dOcUmEnTs
(CNN Tue.) As the Pentagon investigates a major leak of classified documents that recently turned up on social media sites, dozens of them remain viewable on Twitter. This type of sensitive government information can slip under the radar for weeks, analysts say, because some social networks lack policies against posting classified information.
LOUISVILLE MASS MURDER
(CNN Tue.) A 25-year-old bank employee opened fire at his workplace in Louisville, Kentucky, Monday and livestreamed the attack that left five dead and eight others injured, authorities said. The gunman was killed by police after a shootout that wounded two officers, leaving one in critical condition. According to a source familiar with the investigation, the gunman left behind a note for his parents and a friend indicating he planned to carry out a shooting at his workplace, though it is unclear when the message was found. Monday’s massacre is the 146th mass shooting so far this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive, leaving another community in mourning while lawmakers clash over possible gun violence solutions.
CHINA VIRUS NO LONGER A NATIONAL EMERGENCY
(CNN Tue.) President Joe Biden signed a bill Monday ending the national emergency for Covid-19 -- months before he intended for the declarations to cease. One White House official downplayed the bill, saying that "to be clear, ending the National Emergency will not impact the planned wind-down of the Public Health Emergency on May 11" -- which enabled the government to provide many Americans with Covid-19 tests, treatments and vaccines at no charge. "Since Congress moved to undo the National Emergency earlier than intended, we've been working with agencies to address the impacts of ending the declaration early," the official said. The bill to end the national emergency cleared the Senate last month in a bipartisan 68-23 vote and passed the GOP-led House earlier this year. The White House had signaled strong opposition to the bill but said Biden would sign it if it came across his desk.
WATCH OUT FOR FUNGUS!
(CNN Tue.) Almost 100 confirmed or probable cases of a rare fungal infection known as blastomycosis have been linked to a Michigan paper mill, health officials say. Blastomycosis is caused by a fungus, Blastomyces, that lives in the environment, especially in moist soil and decomposing matter like wood or leaves, according to the CDC. People can breathe in these microscopic fungal spores, and although most of them won't get sick, some will develop symptoms like a fever or cough between three weeks and three months later, the CDC says. Nineteen cases have been linked with the Billerud Paper Mill in the town of Escanaba and another 74 are probable, meaning the person has symptoms. Typically, there are only one or two cases per 100,000 people each year in states where blastomycosis is a reportable condition, the CDC said.
HAKE NEWS, Hr 2 Tue. 4-11-23
Russian “scorched Earth” tactics partly repelled by Ukraine? WSJ reporter “wrongfully detained”? //
Dalai Lama apologized after grossing out the public with strange on-camera affection with India boy //
Tupperware’s going down! //
Vape company Juul settled for nearly $8M with WV over teen vape marketing //
Justin Jones back in TN, running his evil mouth //
UKRAINE PROPAGANDA
(CNN Tue.) Russia is using airstrikes and artillery to destroy the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, in what Ukraine's top land commander calls "scorched Earth" tactics. Meanwhile, Ukraine is working to hold back Russian forces in the region, with more than 20 attacks repelled within 24 hours, according to Ukraine's General Staff of the Armed Forces.
Separately, the US State Department on Monday officially declared the Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich as "wrongfully detained" by Russia. This designation will empower the US to explore avenues such as a prisoner swap to try to secure his release. Gershkovich was detained in late March and formally charged with espionage last Friday.
DALAI LAMA GOT MAMA LOVE
(CNN Tue.) The Dalai Lama has apologized after a video emerged showing the spiritual leader kissing a child on the lips and then asking him to "suck my tongue" at an event in northern India. In a statement Monday, the office for the Dalai Lama said he "wishes to apologize to the boy and his family, as well as his many friends across the world, for the hurt his words may have caused," adding he "regrets" the incident. "His Holiness often teases people he meets in an innocent and playful way, even in public and before cameras," the statement said. His apology comes after a video of the exchange, which took place in February, went viral on social media -- with many users criticizing the Dalai Lama's actions. Some of his supporters, on the other hand, argue the leader's actions have been misinterpreted under a Western lens.
Tupperware stock plunges after warning it could go out of business
(CNN Tue.) The 77-year-old container business is struggling to lock in money to finance its operations.
VAPE COMPANIES UNDER ATTACK
(CNN Tue.) $7.9M: That's the amount of the settlement e-cigarette maker Juul reached with West Virginia after a lawsuit claimed the company deliberately marketed its products to young people. The suit claimed Juul targeted teenagers through social media, influencer marketing and trendy celebrities to sell their products. Last year, the company also announced it would pay more than $438 million to 34 states and territories after being charged with targeting underage people with its advertisements.
EVIL PHONY TENN THREE
(CNN Tue.) QUOTE: “We need more representatives who will stand with the people.” -- Democratic Rep. Justin Jones, sharing remarks Monday after being reinstated to the Tennessee House of Representatives -- days after Republican lawmakers ousted him. Jones was expelled from the GOP-led House over breaking decorum rules in a protest about gun violence. The Nashville Metropolitan Council unanimously voted Jones back into the House on Monday as an interim representative.
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