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Train Derailment in Ohio City Leads to Fears of Environmental Disaster

Train derailment in Ohio city leads to fears of environmental disaster
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On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas, Manila Chan and Melik Abdul discussed a wide range of domestic and international topics, including the train derailment in Ohio that released tons of toxic chemicals into the environment.
Rachel Blevins - Journalist in Moscow
Misty Winston - Political Activist
Hilary Fordwich - Global business consultant and Royal Commentator
Steve Gill - Attorney and CEO of Gill Media
KJ Noh - Journalist, Political Analyst & Writer
In the first hour, Fault Lines was joined by journalist Rachel Blevins to talk about her experience as an American in Russia as the Biden Administration is urging US citizens to leave Russia due to security risks.
In the second hour, political activist Misty Winston joined Fault Lines to discuss the health effects on Ohio residents as the train derailment leads to fears of health and environmental disaster.
Later in the second hour, Hilary Fordwich spoke with the team about how Great Britain could reverse Brexit and join the European Union.
In the third hour, the Fault Lines team spoke with attorney Steve Gill about the emails that revealed the role of the US Secret Service in the Hunter Biden gun affair.
Later in the last hour, Fault Lines hosts were joined by journalist KJ Noh about the alleged Chinese spy balloons spotted across the US.
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