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Today, we're going to talk about the wildly different priorities that play this past week

between Democrats and Republicans.

And I interview both Congressman Jamie Raskin and Rocana about the state of the progressive

movement and whether Ginny Thomas should be called the testify for the January 6th committee.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen and you're listening to No Lie.

So I was going over everything that happened this past week to try and figure out what to

talk about in this episode.

And the dichotomy of what happened on the right versus what happened on the left was just

so insanely egregious that I think it's just worth it to talk about all of it.

So let's start off with the Democrats.

This past week, House Democrats passed the marijuana opportunity reinvestment and expungement

act, which decriminalizes marijuana at the federal level and expunges the records of

those with cannabis convictions.

The vote was 220 to 204 with 202 Republicans voting against the measure.

And this is a measure that 91% of American support.

Like 91%.

The bill will now move to the Senate where, you know, thanks to the filibuster, we will

need at least 10 Republicans to vote in favor of this bill if it stands a chance at becoming

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