EEOC, Judge make employers facilitate aborsh | HAKE NEWS Mon 6-17-24

June 17, 2024 / James Hake

Hake News for The Jesse Lee Peterson Show, Monday, June 17, 2024 AD

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News Hr 1: *Prez debate next week // *Extreme heat: Midwest, NE // *Gaza pause: Israel // **Marijuana pardons: MD // **"Gun violence" //

News Hr 2: *Airline scare: SW Apr 11! // **Melatonin for "anxious kids" sleep // *Fatal bacteria in Japan! // **Biden vs Supreme Court // **Aborsh for employees //

Juneteenth mass shooting. Black socialist mindset! | JLP Mon 6-17-24

JLP Mon 6-17-24 Hr 1 Eyepatch. BQ's. Juneteenth mass shooting. CALLS: Dawn, let your sons be. Reggie: blacks and discrimination (William). Hr 2 Blacks' socialist mindset now. NICK: Angel Reese fouls Caitlin Clark: Jealousy! Blacks think they lack opportunity! Super Chats. CALLS. Hr 3 CALLERS: Immigration, BQ, blacks, women…

Biblical Question: Why do you carry out the works of the flesh?

JLP TIMESTAMPS Mon 6-17-24

(0:00:00) Start
(0:15:15) HOUR 1: eye patch, Church, Female Monday
(0:21:00) BQs: Dunno who's dumber! Don't try to win. "Works of the flesh"?
(0:31:20) Juneteenth mass shooting, Round Rock, TX
(0:42:25) CALL: DAWN, OH: Sons unaware they're angry.
(0:48:40) Advice for Dawn
(0:49:40) REGGIE, CA (1st) blacks, opportunity, discrimination, ownership
(1:06:20) WILLIAM vs REGGIE: blacks owned land! Victimhood! Tulsa myth
(1:10:05) Hake News Hr 1
(1:16:05) HOUR 2
(1:20:25) JLP: Reggie, blacks' socialist mentality now! Not capitalist!
(1:25:15) Evil jealousy: Caitlin Clark hot, bad, can't be stopped, Angel Reese foul
(1:31:15) Nick on nasty foul, Father's Day (Anchor Baby)
(1:35:25) SARAH, TX: Work opportunity! Victims of gov't
(1:40:05) JLP: Never fall for the lie about "opportunity!"
(1:41:10) Supers: BQ "Who's dumber," Space, BREAK, Alpha Jerky
(1:48:20) Supers: Assignment: Leave it blank, Anger
(1:59:25) CALEB, TX (1st) 3rd world, black 1st responder, baby, Psalm 4: 4
(2:04:05) GRAHAM, UK (1st) Lies told to blacks
(2:10:05) Hake News Hr 2
(2:16:05) HOUR 3
(2:18:57) BEN, IN (1st) Why the race talk? Immigration concern
(2:23:40) JIMMY, NV: BQ: Works of the flesh, JESSE says hi.
(2:26:25) GRAHAM, PA (1st) Reggie, "black Wall Street" rebuilt! Forgave!
(2:33:20) SANDRA, VA: black, got jumped! Don't argue!
(2:41:25) PHIL, MO: Let woman move in. Silent Prayer, lost hate! BREAK
(2:49:07) PHIL: Phones, women

**HAKE NEWS, Hr 1 | Mon 6-17-24

*Prez debate next week // *Extreme heat: Midwest, NE // *Gaza pause: Israel // **Marijuana pardons: MD // **"Gun violence" //

**'gUn ViOLeNcE'

(CNN or theSkimm Mon 6-17-24) The US saw another weekend of gun violence in several communities, extending the list of around 220 mass shootings in the country so far this year. Two people were killed and 14 others were injured following a shooting at a Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock, Texas, on Saturday, police said. Round Rock is located about 20 miles north of Austin. Authorities said Sunday evening they were actively searching for a suspect.

NOT READ: In Michigan, at least nine people — including two children — were wounded after an apparent “random” shooting at a crowded splash pad in Rochester Hills. The 42-year-old shooter has been identified but his motive remains unclear.

**HAKE NEWS, Hr 2 | Mon 6-17-24

*Airline scare: SW Apr 11! // **Melatonin for "anxious kids" sleep // *Fatal bacteria in Japan! // **Biden vs Supreme Court // **Aborsh for employees //

**Abortion Protections for Employees Are Staying in Place

(CNN or theSkimm Mon 6-17-24) Over the weekend, a judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by 17 Republican-led states challenging federal rules that require employers to accommodate workers seeking an abortion. The 2022 Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which received bipartisan support, required employers make “reasonable accommodations” for pregnant or postpartum workers, including time off for doctor’s appointments and more bathroom breaks. When the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) updated its rulebook in April to also include accommodations for those seeking abortions, the states said it went beyond the scope of the law.

The rules are scheduled to go into effect tomorrow despite the states’ efforts to get a nationwide preliminary injunction. Although the EEOC regulations still face legal challenges in other circuits, the ACLU and 20 labor and women's advocacy groups hailed this latest ruling a victory for working women. The EEOC said it’s just staying in line with decades of legal precedent of pregnancy anti-discrimination laws — including abortion.

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