When politics, race, and real‑life tension collide, the conversations get louder—and this episode brings all the noise. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s recent town hall turned chaotic when she was sprayed with an unknown substance by a man wielding a syringe, identified as 55‑year‑old Anthony Kazmierczak, who was immediately tackled and arrested. Early tests found the substance to be non‑toxic, and despite the attack, Omar defiantly continued speaking, later stating, “I don’t let bullies win.” The incident unfolded amid rising tensions in Minneapolis following controversial federal immigration raids and heightened rhetoric against Omar. Listeners also heard Jamal Kingsley deliver another sharp dose of social satire, revealing the racial undertones hiding in everyday language and culture.

The episode then shifted from political violence to personal boundaries, sparked by a viral story of a Black woman who turned away a contractor who arrived at her home with an enormous Confederate flag flying from his truck. Real‑world reports reflect the same scenario: Allison and Zeke Brown, an Atlanta couple, went viral in recent years for dismissing a contractor who showed up with a giant Confederate flag, politely but firmly refusing his services and making clear the symbol’s racist history and impact. Jasmine Sanders rounded out the show with a lighter, practical segment—her Top 5 foods that can support weight‑loss goals, including avocados, Greek yogurt, and oatmeal—offering healthier alternatives to pricey weight‑loss drugs.

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Jasmine Sanders rounded out the show with a lighter, practical segment—her Top 5 foods that can support weight‑loss goals, including avocados, Greek yogurt, and oatmeal—offering healthier alternatives to pricey weight‑loss drugs.

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A viral story of a Black woman turning away a contractor who arrived at her home with an enormous Confederate flag flying from his truck. Real‑world reports reflect the same scenario: Allison and Zeke Brown, an Atlanta couple, went viral in recent years for dismissing a contractor who showed up with a giant Confederate flag, politely but firmly refusing his services and making clear the symbol’s racist history and impact.

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