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From disease-carrying pests to terrorists whose plots were thwarted, we’re covering threats big and small—and the people fighting back.
This week on The Jennifer Bukowsky Show: the Golden Cabinet report, a troubling criminal docket, and the defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens. What happens when internet speculation names a real person—and lands in court?
Plus, claims that a prolific Wikipedia editor helped turn distorted history into accepted “facts,” and an encore of my interview with attorney Karin Sweigart on Democracy Restored’s report examining the left’s litigation networks. We’ll finish with a lightning round and an October 4 trip through history, from Sputnik to Siri.
Sharp questions, wild stories, and a lawyer’s eye for the evidence.
This week on The Jennifer Bukowsky Show: the Golden Cabinet report, a troubling criminal docket, and the defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens. What happens when internet speculation names a real person—and lands in court?
Plus, claims that a prolific Wikipedia editor helped turn distorted history into accepted “facts,” and an encore of my interview with attorney Karin Sweigart on Democracy Restored’s report examining the left’s litigation networks. We’ll finish with a lightning round and an October 4 trip through history, from Sputnik to Siri.
Sharp questions, wild stories, and a lawyer’s eye for the evidence.
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