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From executive producer Isaac Saul, this is Tangle.

This is Tangle podcast, a place where you get views from across the political spectrum, some independent thinking without all that hysterical nonsense you find everywhere else.

I am your host, Isaac Saul, and on today's episode, we're going to be talking about non-citizens voting and a new law that was passed in New York City.

Before we jump in though, as always, we'll start with some quick hits.

First up, the U.S. Army raised the maximum bonus for new recruits to $50,000 as it struggles to recruit new soldiers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Number two, the Ohio Supreme Court rejected a new State House map that strongly favored Republicans and gave the panel 10 days to fix it.

Number three, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said he won't cooperate with the January 6th Committee after it

requested to interview him. Number four, a Quinnipiac University poll has President Biden at

33% approval and 53% disapproval.

Number five, a New York judge rejected Prince Andrews' request to dismiss a sexual abuse lawsuit filed by Virginia Jafray, who says the prince assaulted her at Jeffrey Epstein's

home when she was 17.

All right, that's it for our quick hits today, which brings us to our main topic, non-citizens voting.

Mayor-elect to Eric Adams is coming out of the gate with a controversial move, saying he supports a citywide initiative to give non-citizens the right to vote.

And he told CNN's Jake Tapper, why? Take a look. I think it's imperative that people who are in a local municipality have the right to decide who's going to govern them. And what do you say to all the

people who went through the

process, the difficult process of becoming an American citizens? I say to them, keep doing it.

You know, membership has its privileges. Starting next year, 800,000 legal permanent residents

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