Republican Ejected Over Patriotic Suit | America Turns 250 | Biggs on Birthright Citizenship & Military Travel (Ep 775)
byJoey Hudson
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, today’s show covers the biggest headlines leading into Independence Day weekend.
The Great American State Fair is now underway on the National Mall, featuring a towering Ferris wheel overlooking the Washington Monument and exhibits showcasing states from across the country. But not every state is participating. We reveal which states chose not to take part and examine the reaction surrounding their absence.
Meanwhile, a Republican lawmaker in Pennsylvania was removed from the state House chamber after wearing patriotic clothing celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. We explain what happened, why House leadership objected, and why the incident is generating national attention.
Also before your Fourth of July cookout, you may want to check your pantry. A major potato chip recall has been issued over concerns about possible salmonella contamination. We’ll tell you which products are affected and what consumers should do if they have purchased them.
Plus, Congresswoman Sheri Biggs joins us to discuss what Congress may do following the recent Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship, along with her legislation aimed at making air travel easier for America’s military service members.
🎯 In Today’s Show:
Great American State Fair opens on the National Mall
Which states skipped America’s 250th celebration?
Pennsylvania lawmaker removed over patriotic attire
Major potato chip recall before July 4
Birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court ruling
Congresswoman Sheri Biggs discusses military travel legislation
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