In this week's episode of The Carl Jackson Show Podcast, Carl talks about the developing case of four-year old Nayim Carter all the layers underneath the surface of what happened to this child.  He calls out the negligent parents looking for a payday and the SJW hospital that didn't stand with their employees and get out ahead of this story.

This week, Carl dives into the article "11 Takeaways From Fauci's Emails About COVID-19" by Fred Lucas of DailySignal.com.  

Honoring and remembering the fallen heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom we enjoy today.  God bless you all and thank you doesn't do enough justice for your service. 

Carl is telling it like it is when it comes to the latest jobs and unemployment numbers and how conservatives should be looking at them to tell their true story instead of the government narrative.  People are returning to work but at numbers less than expected, about 75% less.  Democrats are calling the number of people returning to work "continued progress" but their agenda is a continued progress of destroying the middle class by incentivizing laziness in form of handouts and checks.  So why should Americans go back to work?

American small businesses are struggling to find workers due to unprecedented welfare checks

Today on The Carl Jackson Show Podcast, CJ goes back to the fateful morning of March 29th when a police officer fatally shot a 13 year old who was armed at the time he ran from the authorities.  After reviewing the body cam footage, Carl breaks down the step by step events and tells it like it is.  Though he finds Eric Stillman's shooting justified, it wasn't the officer that killed the teen nicknamed, Lil Homicide.  No, the person responsible for the death of Adam Toledo is Adam Toledo.

We close the show with a couple of t-shirt ideas for BLM and catch up with you in "The Comments Section".

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