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DR Radio: Quick Takes, Blood, and Baseball

June 23, 2017

In this edition of DR Radio, our entire first segment is going to be nothing but quick takes since there’s been a lot to comment on. Then we will have a segment dedicated to the shooting of Senate Republicans in Alexandria before Hadley offers uo som fresh recommendations.
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Show Notes, June 20, 2017
Welcome everyone to the June 20th edition of Dead Reckoning Radio! I am your host, Jay Friesen joined around the table by Hadley Heath Manning and Dr. Brian G. Mattson. DR Radio is where we discuss the latest in cultural topics from a distinctly Christian worldview.
Today’s show is going to be another 5-star rated show, our entire first segment is going to be nothing but quick takes. There’s a lot to comment on so we’ll do it. After the break we’ll be diving into a few very disturbing things about the attempted murders on a Virginia baseball field. And finally, Hadley is going to close the show during DR Recommends. As usual, we’ll be taking a couple breaks to hear from our sponsor, followed by games of wit and whimsy, with today’s selections being: Nerd v. Nerd and in honor of today marking the 73rd anniversary of D-Day, a game of Who Am I? The WWII Edition.
We do want to thank today’s sponsor: Alliance Defending Freedom- Defending your right to freely live out your faith! You can find out more at www.adflegal.org. We’ll be hearing more from them at the break.
Quick Takes (Segment One)

* USS Fitzgerald, RIP – Seven U.S. Navy crewmembers were killed when their destroyer, was rammed in the dead of night by a container ship off the coast of Japan. Such accidents are extremely rare, and an investigation is underway to uncover how the collision could have occurred.
* Otto Warmbier, RIP – 22-year-old Otto Warmbier has died just after being released by the North Korean Government. Warmbier had been detained in North Korea while he was with a tour group. His crime? He had taken a propaganda poster from his hotel. North Korea sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor, and apparently he was literally worked to death. Rest In Peace, and may that loathsome regime receive justice, either soon in the here-and-now, or in the hereafter.
* Miscarriage of Justice – The Minnesota police officer who shot Philandro Castile during a traffic stop has been acquitted of second degree manslaughter, prompting outrage all across the wide political spectrum. Castile, a concealed carry permit holder, had informed the officer that he was carrying a firearm, and (according to the recording) was doing everything he could do avoid being shot. The officer gave conflicting commands,