Midterm campaign ad analysis; Hurricane Isaias; a new ADHD theory; and more
Summary
This episode covers a botched execution in Tennessee, an analysis of $1.6 billion in midterm ads highlighting economic concerns, and President Trump’s campaign rally in Texas. It also reports on former officials entering the Venezuelan oil sector, Hurricane Isaias approaching the Gulf Coast, and new research linking ADHD to late circadian rhythms. The show concludes with a look at the daily diet of renowned nutrition expert Walter Willett.
Topics discussed
Sponsor: Americans United for Separation of Church and State
Introduction to The Seven and today's date
Krista Pike's condition after botched execution in Tennessee
Analysis of $1.6 billion in midterm campaign ads
Trump rally in Texas and concerns over voter support
Former US officials seeking jobs in Venezuelan oil industry
Hurricane Isaias warning for Gulf Coast and inland states
New research linking ADHD to late circadian rhythms
Nutrition expert Walter Willett's daily diet
Promo for new Washington Post show 'Life Hacks'
Sponsor: Americans United for Separation of Church and State
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