Welcome to the Truth Trench Podcast. You have heard why we are starting this series, what our Think Tank aims to do, and how the Accelerator connects education with business leadership. Now there is a place for you in the conversation.
After these four introductory episodes, each weekly Truth Trench Podcast will recap the previous week in the federal government so you can enter the next week informed. We will work directly from official federal documents, legislation, votes, agency announcements, executive actions, court opinions, and hearing records. We will not use news outlets or media commentary as sources. Each recap will link to the original records, distinguish proposals from enacted measures and actions in effect, and attribute government statements rather than treat every claim as established fact. We will close with officially announced events to watch in the coming week and a reminder to use Truth Agent to stay current.
Start with a question. What federal government action deserves a closer look? Which official federal record helped you understand it? What have we missed? Leave a thoughtful comment on an article or use the website’s contact options to reach us.
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