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Barry Ragsdale Returns: What's Next in the Tuberville Lawsuit?

This week on The Real Truth, attorney Barry Ragsdale returns with an update on the lawsuit challenging Tommy Tuberville's eligibility to run for governor of Alabama. Fresh off a two-and-a-half-hour court hearing and awaiting a ruling on Tuberville's motion to dismiss, Ragsdale breaks down the legal arguments presented before the court, explains what happens if the case moves forward, and discusses the potential impact on Alabama's gubernatorial race as the November election draws closer.

Barry Ragsdale on the Tuberville Lawsuit

This week on The Real Truth, attorney Barry Ragsdale, one of the attorneys who filed a lawsuit on behalf of two Alabama military veterans challenging whether Tommy Tuberville meets the Alabama Constitution's residency requirements for governor, joins Tommy to discuss the case. Ragsdale explains the legal concept of quo warranto, outlines the evidence cited in the complaint, and discusses why he believes the courts should determine Tuberville's eligibility before Alabama voters cast their ballots in November. (Since this interview was recorded, Tuberville has filed a motion seeking dismissal of the lawsuit.)

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin on Public Safety, Education, and Growth

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin returns to The Real Truth for a wide-ranging conversation about the city's future. From public safety and street improvements to education, economic growth, and the Alabama Democratic Party, Woodfin discusses the challenges ahead and his vision for a stronger Birmingham.

Doug Jones on Redistricting, Representation, and Alabama's Future

This week on The Real Truth, Tommy sits down with Democratic gubernatorial nominee Doug Jones to discuss the Supreme Court's recent Alabama redistricting decision, voter turnout, representation, and the road to the 2026 election. They also examine the controversy surrounding Tommy Tuberville's residency, the challenges facing Alabama families and rural communities, and why Jones believes voters are ready for a new direction.

U.W. Clemon Fights On

Recorded just hours before a major U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Tommy sits down with former federal judge U.W. Clemon to discuss Alabama's latest congressional redistricting dispute, allegations of intentional discrimination, and the decades-long fight over voting rights in the state. (Shortly after the recording, the Supreme Court issued its June 2 decision allowing Alabama to implement its 2023 congressional map for the 2026 elections.)