B All right, welcome everyone, and for tomorrow's news today.

So today, here's what you need to know.

As far as domestic news go, obviously we had the Senate staffer who you know had sexual

sex capades within the Senate simply get fired. There's a lot more coming

down that pipeline. Of course we do have the insane left, far left, and let's not say all the left, upset that

Malania is talking to foreigners that are coming to this nation, which is always a

right that is reserved for the First Lady. She is the one that addresses immigrants

and ensures that they are doing well. immigrants and

doing well. Another fun fact is that NPR today has put out a piece

talking about prosecutorial misconduct in Ohio

and highlighted a software that was created by many

journalists in order to be able to see consistently when and where the

interesting part they chose Ohio we do know that there are states such as

Illinois New York and North Dakota and Oregon that are highly known for prosecutorial misconduct.

Yet for some reason NPR chose to highlight Ohio.

That, my friends, is extremely interesting as you know, you wouldn't, you know, pretty much think that Ohio would be the one on the books.

Now, specifically speaking to the case in Ohio and this is what's important, the article

was published as of the 15th and not a lot of people have talked about it but I draw your attention to

this where they have elaborated in use Ohio as an example to showcase software that is able to figure out in

catalog the appellate rulings of misconduct allegations and this data set you know kind of codes the claims of improper

conduct cases only for Brady and discovery, a ton of them.

Now, Taylor Eldridge, who's a former Data Fellow at PBS Frontline, actually contributed

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