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The Resist Report podcast is back with an all-new episode discussing Trump’s failed rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the nationwide Black Lives Matter protests, the importance of intersectionality and recognizing the trans community during these protests and LGBT Pride Month, and the rulings out of the Supreme Court this week in favor of LGBT+ rights in the workplace and the Dreamers.

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The Resist Report podcast is back with an all-new episode, this time from the confines of a socially distanced quarantine. Hosts Alex Mohajer, Thomas McAbee, Rance Collins, and Daniel Fusselman discuss the plans to reopen America amidst a global pandemic, and the protestors who refuse to socially distance or take safety measures to protect others under the pretext of defending civil liberties. Donald Trump’s failures to lead during this international health crisis has resulted in over 90,000 reported American deaths. Also on this episode: the unprovoked murder of Ahmaud Arbery, the ridiculous #Obamagate propaganda coming, the 2020 election, and more!





#ObamagateThe world needs to see this.Please retweet. pic.twitter.com/KDVZulHEom

— Alex Mohajer (@AlexMohajer) May 10, 2020



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Quarantine fever has swept the nation!

The Resist Report podcast is back with an all-new episode, this time from the confines of a socially distanced quarantine. Hosts Alex Mohajer, Thomas McAbee, Rance Collins, and Daniel Fusselman discuss COVID-19 and Donald Trump’s failure to coordinate a federal response to the novel coronavirus, as well as their favorite streaming show recommendations for while you’re staying at home, and pick their shitholes of the week.

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The Resist Report by Bros4America is back for it’s third season premiere, and is breaking down all of the latest news about the Senate Impeachment Trial of the 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, who was formally impeached by the United States House of Representatives in December.

The Democratic House Managers led by Congressman Adam Schiff delivered a powerful series of presentations over three days, including his emotional closing argument which made headlines and went viral. Check it out here:



The news of the week has been that the Senate Republicans have refused to hear additional witnesses or evidence, while simultaneously complaining that they have “heard nothing new” during the presentations made by the Impeachment Managers from the House. A growing movement has been making its way across the country asking that citizens “swarm the senate” with phone calls demanding that the Senate Impeachment Trial be fair and hear additional witnesses and evidence.





Susan Collins+12022242523

Lisa Murkowski (AK)+12022246665

Mitt Romney (UT)+12022245251

Joni Ernst (IA)+ 12022243254

We want a fair impeachment hearing. Let the evidence come to light. Anything less is a cover-up and a violation of their oath to protect the constitution!

— Alex Mohajer (@AlexMohajer) January 21, 2020

Impeachment mania is sweeping the nation.

The unredacted whistleblower complaint was declassified and released to the public early Thursday morning, the latest in just a string of explosive turn of events that began earlier this week when news began to circulate that President Donald Trump may have pressured President Zelensky of Ukraine for manufactured dirt on his rival in the 2020 presidential election, former Vice President Joe Biden, intimating that he would withhold crucial funding from the country unless they obliged.

For context, Ukraine relies on $400 million in aid from the United States, primarily to defend itself against a common adversary, Russia, who has been in a low-key war with Ukraine.

The president, for reasons still unbeknownst to anyone, then admitted to the phone call, but denied any wrong-doing during the course of the call. However, transcripts of the phone call proved to be fairly damning on Wednesday, prompting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to hold an emergency meeting with House Democratic leaders that eventually resulted in the moment.

On Wednesday afternoon, Pelosi finally announced an impeachment inquiry, something she vehemently refused to do for months, even following the release of the Mueller report, having previously expressed concerns on the impact an impeachment might have on vulnerable Democrats in red districts in their 2020 races.



On Tuesday morning, the number of House Democrats supporting impeachment was floundering around 130. By Wednesday, the number exploded passed the 218 votes needed to impeach the president in the U.S. House of Representatives. Real time observers called it “the dam beginning to break,” with Democrats who were too timid to previously support impeachment flooding in support.





UPDATE: The requisite 218 @HouseDemocrats now support impeachment. pic.twitter.com/nGLZFygHWO

— Alex Mohajer (@AlexMohajer) September 25, 2019



On Thursday morning, the infamous whistleblower complaint that gave rise to this entire debacle was unredacted and released to the public. In it, the still anonymous whistleblower states, “In the course of my duties, I have received information from multiple U.S. government officials that the President of the United States is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 U.S. election.”





The whistleblower complaint can be found here. I highly recommend reading it. It’s a doozy. https://t.co/K8nfZWtfwB pic.twitter.com/naZiiRmAys

— Alex Mohajer (@AlexMohajer) September 26, 2019



 

 

 

 

The Resist Report podcast is back with a well-rounded discussion about the first Democratic debate for President of the United States, which happened over two nights earlier this month and helped create a clearer picture of which candidates are going to go all the way.

Co-hosts Alex Mohajer, Thomas McAbee, Rance Collins, and Daniel Fusselman pick their favorite performances, their least favorite, and discuss the crowded field, what it will take to narrow it, and whether the apparent infighting from within the party will harm the chances a Democrat will be able to successfully unseat Donald Trump.

Listen now here: