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Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Thursday, July 2nd, 2020.

Today, more corroboration that the president was briefed on the Russian Bounties,

Scotus scheduled decisions for Monday, July 6th. The 11th Circuit grants an on-bong hearing

in the Florida case forcing felons to pay alfes before they can vote.

Oklahoma voters pass Medicaid expansion. George W. Bush officials launched a super PAC supporting Joe

Biden. National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien's as a senior CIA official made the call not to

brief the president on the Russian Bounties, an alarming escalation in New Coronavirus cases.

The governor of Nebraska bars municipalities from requiring face masks and Senate Republicans

strip a provision from an intelligence bill requiring campaigns to report foreign election assistance.

I'm your host, A.G.

Hey everybody, this is A.G. We have a pretty, pretty fat show for you today and it's going to be

maybe a tad long. I've got interviews with Ellie Honeg, a former federal and state prosecutor

and a CNN analyst. He and I are going to talk about right up front the lead story here,

which is Russia. And then Jordan's going to join me for news from under the radar. We're going to

talk then. And of course, we have Andrew Torres from opening arguments podcast. He's going to be

joining us in later on for the interview because we're going to be talking about the 11th Circuit

court decision to allow an on-bong hearing, not a re-hearing, just a hearing. In the case,

Jones B. Florida, which is about felons being able to vote, which Floridians voted on. And we're

going to talk about that and where that case is at. It's really interesting. So that's

look forward to that interview. And then of course, the good news segment comes at the end with

Jordan. And send your good news and quarantine confessions to us. Let us know if you've got a good

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