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Summary
Brazil's President Lula da Silva secured re-election by outperforming Flavio Bolsonaro in the runoff. The episode also examines how Republican redistricting efforts have failed to secure safe seats ahead of US midterms, and covers a Ninth Circuit hearing on the Justice Department's lawsuit regarding California voter rolls. Additional segments discuss catastrophic flooding in the Four Corners region, a Texas startup developing genetically engineered military dogs, and plans to sink the SS United States as an artificial reef.
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Lula da Silva wins Brazilian presidential re-election
Trump and Obama campaign for US midterms
Redistricting fails to secure Republican advantage
DOJ lawsuit against California voter rolls
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Flood warnings in the Four Corners region
Genetically engineered military dogs startup
SS United States to become artificial reef
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