President Trump tweets his annoyance about not being praised enough, as his FCC votes to limit internet access for poor people. And in criminal justice news we talk about massive settlements in Georgia and Colorado, politicians behaving badly, and extended police f*ckery in Texas.
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Show Notes:

* Trump regrets helping American kids jailed overseas… (Twitter)
* …enough to tweet about it repeatedly (Twitter)
* Trump judicial nominee defends the KKK online (Slate)
* The FCC voted to end a program providing internet access to the poor (The Hill)
* Jared Fogle argues he’s a sovereign citizen (Washington Post)
* Kane County deputy admits asset forfeiture is about fundraising (Archive.org)
* DOJ claims hundreds of MS-13 gang members arrested (The Hill)
* Except an ICE officer admits they label people as “MS-13” without evidence (CBS News)
* 20 states suspend licenses if you fall behind on your student loans (NY Times)
* We’ve got a preschool-to-prison pipeline problem (Center for American Progress)
* Story on new meta-analysis of “proactive policing” (NPR)
* New study confirms racial bias in policing (Princeton)
* New study highlights the importance of diverse teachers (Urban Institute)
* US Sentencing Commission confirms racial disparities in crime sentencing (Washington Post)
* CALIFORNIA: US Attorney’s Office dismisses case against MS-13 to protect dirty cop (LA Times)
* COLORADO: Police destroy man’s home chasing trespasser (Reason)
* COLORADO: Longmont taxpayers will pay $210,000.00+ for illegal searches (Denver Post)

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