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Welcome back to Unbias. Today is Wednesday, September 4th, and this is your daily news rundown. You know the drill by now but if you

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further ado let's get into today's stories I want to actually start this

episode by clarifying something I said in yesterday's story about the Venezuelan

plane seizure. In talking about why the United States in Venezuela have this

contentious relationship and you know talking about why the plane was ultimately seized,

I spoke about the corruption of Venezuela's government,

but more so Venezuela's president, Nicholas Maduro.

And in those remarks, I mentioned how the 2024 election was very much corrupt, but I said that Maduro ended up winning that election. That was wrong. What I should have said is that Maduro remained in office despite providing

you know no data that he actually won when he was asked to do so but not only Venezuelans, but also the international community as well.

In fact, the Democratic opposition published more than 80% of the tally sheets that were received and those tally sheets actually indicated that

Ed Mundo Gonzalez, the opposition, received the majority of the votes by a very large margin and still, despite those tally sheets being provided by

Gonzalez Maduro hasn't provided any proof of his own that he won the election

but he stayed in office so again that just speaks to the corruption in Venezuela and the ongoing political unrest, but I did just want to issue that clarification because saying that Madura won that election just kind of sent the wrong message and it was just a poor choice of wording.

So that's what I have to say about that.

If you want to hear more about that plain seizure by the United States government,

check out yesterday's podcast episode.

But now let's move on to some news here at home.

Last night a federal court ruled for the second time

that Trump's Hush Money case will stay in state court.

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