Joan Esposito Live Local & Progressive 7/10/2025
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks and Susan Berger discuss the implications of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s influence on public health policies, particularly regarding vaccine recommendations. They delve into a lawsuit filed against him by medical groups, expressing concerns about the potential removal of vaccines from CDC recommendations and the impact on public health, especially in light of rising measles cases. The discussion also critiques the current health leadership and their decisions, emphasizing the importance of following scientific advice and consulting healthcare professionals.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks is joined by Congressman Jake Auchincloss to discuss the the implications of cryptocurrency and political corruption, the pressing issues facing the middle class, including economic freedom, housing affordability, and healthcare costs. He emphasizes the need for manufacturing housing solutions and the importance of trade schools in providing economic mobility. Auchincloss also addresses the corruption in politics, the role of Democrats in future elections, and the power dynamics within the House. He highlights the impact of healthcare costs on the middle class. The conversation concludes with discussions on public services, budgeting, and the need for campaign finance reform.
Read MoreJoyce Vance hosts #SistersInLaw to look at the challenges posed by political turmoil, and expose the horrific allegations of torture against deportees. Then, the #Sisters discuss the 8th Amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishment, how it applies to those being targeted by ICE, and the importance of free speech in the face of chilling actions by the Trump government. They also look at recent politically based lawsuits targeting the administration’s enemies, the future of immigration after the passage of the recent budget bill, and the merits of possible denaturalization efforts.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks & Susan Berger discuss strategies for managing stress and taking action in the face of political challenges. They emphasize the importance of staying informed, engaging in community support, and the power of protest. The discussion highlights personal experiences and practical tips for individuals looking to make a difference while maintaining their mental well-being.
Read MoreFeeling overwhelmed by the chaos coming from the White House, Congress, and Supreme Court? You’re not alone — and you’re not powerless. In this action-focused guide, Jill Wine-Banks and journalist Susan Berger offer practical steps you can take right now to protect democracy, push back against extremism, and care for your mental well-being along the way. From writing op-eds and calling Congress to volunteering, protesting, and finding emotional balance — this is your roadmap for making a difference without burning out.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks hosts #SistersInLaw to dive into the latest debates over citizenship and the implications of extraditions to foreign countries, focusing on the implications of removing due process. Then, the #Sisters discuss the Supreme Court’s recent decisions attacking the rule of law, looking at their effects on healthcare and the legally prescribed applications of MediCaid. They also break down the 1st Amendment restrictions being challenged by open-minded parents when it comes to the books available at our schools and libraries for LGBTQIA+ youth.
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Read MoreJill Wine-Banks and Susan Berger discuss the ongoing issues of gaslighting by the Trump administration, particularly in relation to the press and public perception. They explore the role of media in democracy, the impact of misinformation, and the importance of investigative journalism. The discussion highlights the dangers of a public becoming numb to lies and the necessity of holding power accountable through a free press.
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Read MoreBarb McQuade hosts #SistersInLaw to lay out the legal implications of the growing political violence in the country and call upon leaders in both parties to take a strong stand against it. Then, the #Sisters examine the alarming arrests of Democratic lawmakers and investigate whether their civil rights were violated, weighing what it says about the state of our democracy. They also discuss the ABA’s lawsuit against the Trump administration and explain how it seeks to preserve the independence of the legal system, as well as break down the slew of recent actions by the courts.
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Read MoreKimberly Atkins Stohr hosts #SistersInLaw to explore the legality of Trump’s deployment of troops to Los Angeles amid the ongoing battle between immigrants and his take on executive powers. Then, the #Sisters dissect the administration's attacks on lawmakers attempting to defend the Constitution, explain what happens in the wake of their arrests, and how to resist extra-judicial orders targeting immigrants. They also share the latest news about Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation and the legal challenges he may face upon his return to the United States..
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Read MoreJoyce Vance hosts #SistersInLaw to break down the upcoming cases on the Supreme Court docket, focusing on their review of cases under Title VII, the pernicious effects of taking too long to issue rulings on critical issues in the Trump era, and the concept of DIG (dismissed as improvidently granted). Then, the #Sisters explain how EMTLA is protecting women from the aftermath of the Dobbs decision, the ongoing challenges faced by healthcare providers, and if the executive branch has gone too far. They also challenge the legality of Trump’s resurrected travel bans and highlight the importance of diversity in the success of our country.
Read MoreJill Wine-Banks and Susan Berger discuss the overwhelming nature of current news and the importance of staying informed, particularly regarding democracy and healthcare. They delve into the impact of misinformation on public health, especially concerning vaccines, and highlight the alarming issue of gun violence as a leading cause of childhood deaths. The discussion also touches on the legal implications of recent legislation that could undermine civil rights enforcement.
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