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Exposing injustice. Holding the powerful accountable. Turning awareness into action.


This podcast goes beyond the headlines to break down the biggest issues shaping our communities—systemic racism, police accountability, economic injustice, and more. With unfiltered insights, bold analysis, and real conversations with changemakers, Pamela Price tackles the truth behind the systems impacting real people, real families, and real lives.


If you're ready to challenge the status quo and push for real change, this is the podcast for you.

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  • Free Dr. Fauci
    Aug 19 2026

    Have you seen what they are doing to Dr. Fauci?

    In this passionate recounting of the challenges of the pandemic, Attorney Pamela Price expresses her outrage of the political persecution of Dr. Anthony Fauci led by Sen. Rand Paul.

    Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) for 36 years, since 1984, was the best person in 2020 to create a strategy to minimize the loss of life. He joined the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in 1968. He was the longest serving director of the NIAID when the pandemic hit us in 2020.

    Sen. Rand Paul began attacking Dr. Fauci in 2020, and his attacks have only escalated since then. He has been demanding that the Dept. of Justice prosecute Dr. Fauci since 2022.

    Recently, Dr. Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent and refuse to give testimony that might support a criminal prosecution against him. “Taking the Fifth” is a bedrock principle in our legal system that any lawyer will tell you is always the wisest choice whether you are in court, on the street with an inquiring police officer, or surrounded by ravenous wolves in the halls of Congress.

    Calling Dr. Fauci to testify under oath yet again before Congress about a pandemic that happened six years ago that we survived is clearly a ploy by Sen. Paul to create grounds for prosecution for perjury.

    Not only is Dr. Fauci at risk of being prosecuted for perjury by Trump’s men at the Department of Justice, there are also no less than seventeen (17) state attorneys general “investigating” his role for “mismanagement” in the pandemic. He is under subpoena in three states for investigation whether he personally profited from his health guidance during the pandemic.

    Within months of seizing control of the federal government in 2025, Trump and his henchmen RFK and Elon Musk cut more than $500 million in funding from the NIAID’s budget for research on allergies and diseases. The deep cuts in funding impacts research on infectious diseases, mental health conditions, and disparities in health conditions for communities of color. They cancelled research grants for cancer, dementia, Alzheimer’s, contamination of public drinking water, reproductive healthcare, HIV, and of course, vaccines.

    These massive and unprecedented cuts have created the backdrop for the destruction of public health in America. A report by Protect Our Care finds that RFK’s decisions have wreaked havoc on America’s public health system. Measle outbreaks are back, participants in clinical trials have been left hanging and tens of thousands of federal employees have been on a roller-coaster ride for their employment.

    Persecuting Dr. Fauci is a publicity stunt to distract Americans from the real consequences of Trump’s Project 2025 agenda to

    • restrict access to healthcare for adults and children,
    • eliminate vaccines
    • end early childhood development programs and
    • expand children’s access to guns.

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    13 min
  • AIPAC Invades Alameda County
    Aug 11 2026

    Two elections in Alameda County and AIPAC has invaded Alameda County.

    The American Israel Public Affairs Committee is pouring millions into a Bay Area special election to fill Eric Swalwell's congressional seat. Because Swalwell was exposed as a sexual predator, there are 2 elections to fill his seat:

    • one on August 18th to finish his term through December, and
    • a second election in November to send a representative to Congress for a regular 2-year term.

    AIPAC spending on congressional campaigns has become “a thing” in American politics. In 2024, AIPAC spent almost $15 million to unseat New York Congressman Jamaal Bowman, a staunch critic of Israel’s genocide in Gaza and replace him with a staunch supporter of Israeli policies. At that time, it was the largest amount a single group had ever spent on a race for the House of Representatives.

    Then, in 2026, AIPAC spent $30 million in Michigan against Dr. Abdul El-Sayed in a US Senate race. He won his primary election. If elected in November, he will be the first Muslim U.S. Senator. If State Senator Wahab is elected to Congress on August 18th, she would become only the fifth member of Congress who identifies as Muslim.

    AIPAC spent $3 million in Missouri to support Congressman Wesley Bell in his 2026 campaign to defeat Cori Bush and he won. This was the rematch from 2024 when AIPAC spent $9 million to take out then-Congresswoman Cori Bush and elect Bell.

    AIPAC definitely does not want peace in the Middle East, and they don’t want another advocate for peace in the United States Congress.

    AIPAC is spending more than $5 million dollars to defeat State Senator Wahab in the 14th Congressional District race. The real issue that drives AIPAC’s interest in this Congressional race is support for military aid to Israel and Israel’s expansionist policies in the Middle East. Congress recently passed the United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative which provides billions of dollars for military assistance to Israel and expands coordination between the U.S. military and the Israeli military in every area of defense technology.

    Senator Wahab is an advocate for peace and justice in the Middle East. In 2025, she spearheaded the California State Senate resolution on Human Rights in Gaza, with the support of the California Legislative Jewish Caucus. AIPAC is paying big money to stop her election to represent the 14th Congressional District.





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    10 min
  • Maurice Monk: Miscarriage of Justice
    Aug 6 2026

    On July 24, 2026, felony charges against three Alameda County Sheriff’s deputies charged in the horrific death of Maurice Monk were dismissed, leaving one misdemeanor charge against a single deputy.

    A Campaign to Dismiss the Sheriff’s Deputies

    These latest dismissals mark the near end of a short and swift campaign by District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson to dismiss charges against all of the Sheriff’s deputies involved in two in-custody deaths inside Santa Rita County jail.

    In 2023, my prosecutors charged two Sheriff’s deputies in connection with the death of Vinetta Martin inside Santa Rita County jail. Both deputies were accused of falsifying records to make it appear that they had provided appropriate care and supervision for Ms. Martin, a Black woman suffering with mental illness, who was found dead in her cell on April 3, 2021.

    Video footage from inside the jail contradicted the deputies’ claims that they had followed proper procedures and the truthfulness of the records they completed.

    In September 2025, District Attorney Jones Dickson dismissed the charges against the two Sheriff’s deputies in the Vinetta Martin case, claiming “insufficient evidence.”

    In 2024, my prosecutors charged nine deputy sheriffs, a nurse and a doctor in connection with the death of Maurice Monk in November 2021. Monk, a Black man diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, was arrested and jailed in 2021 after he allegedly threatened the bus driver, refused to get off the bus and missed a court date. His bail was set at $2500. He did not have the ability to post bail.

    In August 2025, District Attorney Jones Dickson dismissed six Sheriff’s deputies and all of the medical staff charged in connection with Mr. Monk’s death, claiming “insufficient evidence.”

    Despite video evidence contradicting the written reports, the DA dismissed most of the charges against the Sheriff’s deputies after the Sheriff raised almost $80K for her election campaign, and the County paid $7 million to his family.

    The Tragic Death of Maurice Monk

    Maurice Monk lay in his jail cell for at least three (3) days before Sheriff’s deputies went into his cell and discovered he was dead. In circumstances almost identical to the death of Vinetta Martin, Sheriff’s deputies were accused of falsifying the jail’s records to make it appear that they had performed the mandatory safety checks on Mr. Monk. Video from inside the jail contradicted the self-serving documentation prepared by the deputies and the medical staff.

    When a single deputy sounded the alarm and other deputies actually entered the cell, rotting food that had been thrown into the cell was found along with Mr. Monk’s medication in pill cups scattered about the cell. He was lying in a pool of urine and had obviously died days earlier. The medical staff were also accused of ignoring Mr. Monk’s medical needs.

    Falsifying A Domestic Violence Report

    Fast forward to 2026. Similar record falsification conduct was exposed in the September 2022 murder cases of Maria Tran and her husband, Benison Tran. The couple was murdered by Alameda County Deputy Sheriff Devin Williams, Jr. with a department-issued handgun. A month earlier Maria called Sheriff’s deputies to her home in August and asked for help to get a restraining order against Williams after he showed up at her house harassing her. Sheriff’s deputies lied and told her she could not get a TRO, then allegedly falsified the 911 call record, turned off their body cameras and did not file an incident report, all in violation of official policies.

    The County settled the case in May 2026 for $36 million, the largest settlement in Alameda County’s history.

    We pay, they walk.

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    13 min
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