HeyJaredHawk
He's raw, unfiltered, unedited, authentic, vulnerable and sometimes annoying. Known as Hawk, he is a licensed, practicing trial attorney for the last 25 years, he brings his legal experience and knowledge to the news of the day and current events.
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Gavin Newsom Says Joe Rogan Is Too Scared to Have Him On His Podcast (opens the original)
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Hawk reacts to a new interview California Governor Gavin Newsom did with YouTuber Shelby Church, and uses it to talk about something he cares a lot about: transparency in new media. The conversation starts with the growing practice of political campaigns, parties, and dark-money groups quietly paying creators to make content for or against candidates, often without disclosing it, which Hawk argues is corrosive to the one thing creators actually have, their credibility. He makes a point of statin
Our Cornell Culture and The System That Protects Abusers (opens the original)
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Hawk reflects on the Cornell case that has dominated online discourse this week, in which a former student’s civil lawsuit alleges she was drugged and assaulted for hours by members of a fraternity, with others invited via a group chat. The Tompkins County district attorney has since reopened the criminal investigation, the New York attorney general is reviewing the university’s response, and the case has become a national conversation about how institutions handle campus sexual assault.Hawk’s f
Trump's Sycophant Prosecutors Are Fleeing The DOJ's "Grand Conspiracy" Probe (because it is stupid) (opens the original)
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Hawk runs through a handful of stories worth catching. The headline for him is the DOJ’s so-called grand conspiracy investigation, the effort to prove that Obama and Biden era officials plotted against Donald Trump. Hawk walks through reporting that a wave of prosecutors, including Trump ally Kurt Olsen and, weeks earlier, Joe DiGenova, have resigned, with DiGenova reportedly saying that demanding indictments where there is no evidence is an ethical problem. After a year, the probe has produced
The Jack Smith Hearing Backfired Spectacularly (opens the original)
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Hawk breaks down the Jack Smith hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, which Republicans scheduled five weeks before the midterms, and the moment that turned it into an instant viral disaster for the GOP. Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt tried to spring a perjury trap, accusing former special counsel Jack Smith of lying about attending an Atlanta Hawks game in February 2024, and insinuating Smith had used the trip to coordinate with Fulton County DA Fani Willis. Schmitt called Smith a dirtb
A Blue Tsunami is coming in the Midterms (opens the original)
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Sometimes the most striking midterm forecast comes from the other side of the aisle. Hawk reacts to a segment from The Megyn Kelly Show in which journalist Mark Halperin lays out a strikingly bleak outlook for Republicans, predicting Democrats will net at least 25 House seats and at least six Senate seats in the midterms, and warning it could be even bigger, a blue tsunami. Kelly’s reaction says it all: oh, good God.Halperin’s numbers come not from Democratic operatives but from dozens of Republ
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