Good morning! Here is your news briefing for Monday January 17, 2022
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Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day from Washington, where we celebrate the fallen civil rights leader for his nonviolent struggle for equal justice in America. If only today’s woke crowd understood King’s greatness, Star Parker writes. On the podcast, MLK’s niece, Alveda King, shares his message for the nation amid the lies of critical race theory. Plus: liberal fact-checkers ignore Joe Biden’s smear of Americans who disagree with him; conservative lawmakers say the nation’s top educator fails a test; and your letters on hot issues. Twenty-five years ago today, traditionally Catholic Ireland grants a divorce for the first time since voters made it legal in a referendum two years earlier.
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Wishing you a peaceful holiday for the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., born 93 years ago in Atlanta. The King Center’s Beloved Community Commemorative Service will livestream at 10 a.m. ET.
- Smart Brevity™ count: 1,172 words … 4½ minutes. Edited by Kate Nocera.
Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios
School districts from Pennsylvania to Wyoming are bowing to pressure from conservative groups to purge library books about LGBTQ issues and people of color, Axios’ Russell Contreras reports.
- Deborah Caldwell-Stone, director of the American Library Association’s Office for Intellectual Freedom, told Axios: “I’ve worked for this office for 20 years, and we’ve never had this volume of challenges come in such a short time.”
- Librarians are using the hashtag #FReadom to fight book bans.
Why it matters: As the nation’s public schools become more diverse, conflicts over what books students can access — or must read — are posing new questions about free speech and the purpose of education.
Zoom out: A pivotal midterm election year, COVID frustrations and a backlash against efforts to call out systemic racism are turning public schools into ground zero in the culture wars.
Zoom in: In Virginia, just over an hour south of D.C., the Spotsylvania County School Board in November ordered staff to remove “sexually explicit” books from libraries after a parent raised concerns about their LGBTQ themes.
- Texas school districts are scrambling to review and ban some library books after state Rep. Matt Krause, a candidate for state attorney general, asked school superintendents to confirm whether any books on his list of 850 titles were on their shelves.
From the left: Some progressive activists have sought to pull literary staples from school syllabi under the argument that in today’s context, they perpetuate racist or sexist constructs.
- Liberal-leaning parents also have called for books to be banned over the use of dated racial epithets and themes of “white saviorism.”
- The ALA’s Caldwell-Stone says such challenges are sporadic and nothing compared to the current conservative-backed efforts.
From the right: Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, told Axios parents want educators to listen to parents’ concerns and not force certain subjects on children.
- She said parents have the right to challenge books from Black scholars like Ibram X. Kendi if they see it as indoctrination.
- Justice says Moms for Liberty has 70,000 members in 33 states and plans to expand.
The bottom line: John L. Jackson, dean of the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania, said the fight over books is a microcosm of our political divisions.
Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker — who was among the four hostages at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas, on Saturday — said his congregation has taken security training over the years from Colleyville police, FBI, Anti-Defamation League and Secure Community Network.
- “We are alive today because of that education,” he said in a statement. “I encourage all Jewish congregations, religious groups, schools, and others to participate in active-shooter and security courses.”
- “In the last hour of our hostage crisis, the gunman became increasingly belligerent and threatening. Without the instruction, … we would not have been prepared to act and flee when the situation presented itself.”
Zoom in: The FBI identified the hostage-taker as British citizen Malik Faisal Akram, 44.
- Two teenagers in South Manchester, England, were detained for questioning about the siege. Go deeper.
Zoom out: President Biden said in Philadelphia: “This was an act of terror.”
- Biden said he told Attorney General Merrick Garland “that I wanted to make sure we got the word out to synagogues and places of worship that we’re not going to tolerate this, that we have this capacity to deal with the assaults on particularly the antisemitism that has grown up.”
Greece today imposed a vaccination mandate for people over 60, with fines to back it up, AP reports:
- Older people failing to get vaccinated will face a €50 ($57) fine in January, followed by a monthly fine of €100 ($114) after that.
- Health Minister Thanos Plevris said fines would be collected through the tax office with the money to be used to help fund state hospitals.
The context: The vaccination rate in Greece is below the EU average. A recent spike in infections has poured pressure on hospitals.
- Go deeper: “Return of the flu … EU faces threat of prolonged ‘twindemic.'”
In a long-exposure photo, lights from a snowplow illuminate sleet last night at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial in Washington.
It’s that kind of day: Spotted in Orange County, N.C., near Hillsborough.
A 98% illuminated Wolf Moon sets behind the Statue of Liberty before sunrise yesterday.
The Washington Post examined thousands of pages of census records and historical documents to create a database of 1,739 former congressmen who once enslaved Black people:
- “From the founding of the United States until long after the Civil War,” The Post reports, “hundreds of the elected leaders writing the nation’s laws were current or former” enslavers.
- “More than 1,700 people who served in the U.S. Congress in the 18th, 19th and even 20th centuries owned human beings at some point.”
The big picture: “The link between race and political power in early America echoes in complicated ways, from the racial inequities that persist to this day to the polarizing fights over voting rights and the way history is taught in schools,” The Post writes.
The findings: “[E]nslavers in Congress represented 37 states, including not just the South but every state in New England, much of the Midwest, and many Western states.”
- “For the first 18 years of American lawmaking, from 1789 to 1807, more than half the men elected to Congress each session” enslaved people.
Follow-up thread by Julie Zauzmer Weil, lead reporter on the project:
This first-of-its-kind credit was added to the online story, and appeared in print yesterday: “The following Washington Post readers contributed research used to update the database.”
Go deeper: Explore the story.
- Outside the paywall: The Post asks for help identifying members of Congress who enslaved people, with a checklist of lawmakers left to research, sorted by state.
- Full database available on GitHub.
Texas is home to three of the pandemic era’s top 10 metro growth areas, according to data from the New York Fed.
- Losers include Honolulu, Buffalo and New York City.
Go deeper: Excel spreadsheet at “Chart data” at end of this post.
- Axios Local brings you daily coverage from these areas.
“After nearly six years of legal wrangling, parties to Prince’s estate have finally agreed on its value: $156.4 million.” —Minneapolis Star Tribune
Novak Djokovic takes his seat on a flight from Dubai to his native Belgrade, Serbia, where he landed today after losing his visa fight.
- The Australian Open went on without him.
The world’s No. 1 tennis player took selfies with fans when he arrived in Dubai from Melbourne.
- Go deeper: “Rising above reality … How Djokovic bends his mind to succeed.”
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Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., Pastor of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL, & Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, GA – American Minute with Bill Federer
Jr. Pastor of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church & Ebenezer Baptist Church – American Minute with Bill Federer Rev. Martin Luther King
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The Morning Briefing: Democrats Remain Disturbingly Fond of Islamic Terrorists
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Happy Monday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. If you ever get a second chance, use it to ask Paul McCartney why the heck he wouldn’t shut up at the end of “Hey Jude.”
We’re going to do a two-parter to kick off the week.
I’d like to begin by pointing out a couple of articles that Megan wrote for our Culture section last week, the first of which she did at my urging. While visiting with Stephen Green and me during our “Five O’Clock Somewhere” live chat on Thursday, Megan was lamenting what’s been done to the reboot of the estrogen-fest classic Sex and the City. Megan has such a way with words and her rant was so amusing and righteous that I suggested she write about it, which she did.
She was savaged in the comments by people who really didn’t get the point, which was to be expected. Megan then wrote an excellent follow-up post explaining that she’s not the only fan of the show who finds the reboot problematic, and showing just what the problems are.
She also added a little something for the haters, which I am more than happy to pass along:
I will not be shamed into silence because some of you think the show I liked was stupid or bad. Those of you in the comments section who ride high on your conservative horses, declaring that we should all withdraw from the culture you despise because principles or something, need to skip past this article — or stay and learn why withdrawing equals failure. The great Andrew Breitbart famously opined that politics is downstream from culture. It’s why he launched Big Hollywood: to report on all things related to culture and entertainment from a conservative viewpoint. Conservatives long ago abandoned popular culture to the left, and it was a huge mistake.
As an entertainer who has spent his adult life in the entertainment industry, I’ve been having variations of that conversation with my fellow conservatives — including Andrew Breitbart — for years. So I’m Team Megan on this one. Maybe I can bring some of the haters my way.
Happy Monday.
On to today’s main topic.
We were subjected last weekend to the zillionth Democrat production of “Pretend It’s Not Islamic Terrorism Even When a Five-Year-Old Can Tell It’s Islamic Terrorism.” It’s one of the longest-running productions of the “Things Democrats Get Wrong” theater.
Robert wrote a couple of posts about the insane aftermath of the synagogue hostage situation in Texas on Saturday. From the first one:
The jihadi who stormed the Congregation Beth Israel synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, and took hostages Saturday, demanding the release of convicted jihad terrorist Aafia Siddiqui, is dead, and the hostages are safe. And now comes the real work: whitewashing, downplaying, and ignoring outright what took place, because it doesn’t fit the establishment narrative.
FBI Special Agent in Charge Matt DeSarno got the ball rolling when he said, “We do believe from our engagement with this subject that he was singularly focused on one issue, uh, and it was not specifically related to the Jewish community, uh, but we’re continuing to work to find motive and, and we will continue on that path.”
Here was my original response to that news:
Seriously, the Democrats’ dance around the obvious is a national security problem. They have no problem labeling any American who disagrees with them politically as “terrorists,” however. Last September, we discussed here in the Briefing the fact that Democrats have been in denial for far too long about who the real terrorists are. It’s a real problem because it makes them ignore real problems.
There are recurring ploys that Jihadist apologists all over the world use to dance around the real reason that Islamic terrorists keep doing terrorist things.
The jihadi who held hostages for hours in a Texas synagogue Saturday, demanding the release of convicted terrorist Aafia Siddiqui, has been identified as a 44-year-old “British national” from Blackburn, Lancashire named Malik Faisal Akram. That is, however, about all the information the FBI has so far released, as efforts to whitewash and deny Akram’s motives continue.
The Blackburn Muslim Community requested that people “avoid taking part in the sin of backbiting” in talking about the case, which apparently meant that they didn’t want to see Akram being called a jihad terrorist. Akram’s brother Gulbar, meanwhile, condemned the attack and apologized: “We would like to say that we as a family do not condone any of his actions and would like to sincerely apologize wholeheartedly to all the victims involved in the unfortunate incident.” However, Gulbar also added that Malik Faisal Akram had “mental health issues.”
Of course. The claim that jihadis are suffering from mental illness is an excuse that authorities frequently employ in order to avoid having to speak publicly about aspects of Islamic teaching that can incite violence. In San Francisco last November, a knife-wielding Muslim screaming “Allahu akbar” charged at police, who shot him in self-defense. The establishment media insisted he was mentally ill. Also in November, a Muslim named Emad Al Swealmeen blew himself up in a taxicab outside a Liverpool hospital; police told the public that he suffered from periods of mental illness. In Germany, a Muslim migrant stabbed four random people, and although authorities acknowledged that he could be an “Islamic extremist,” he was placed not in a prison but in a psych ward.
The drooling idiot in the Oval Office joined the appeasement parade on Sunday. The Colleyville episode was so obvious that even the corrupt FBI began to come around a little by the end of the weekend.
We shouldn’t have to wait for the truth when the truth is plainly in front of us, however. It’s criminal when those tasked with enforcing the law are willing to sugarcoat evil in the name of wokeness.
Wokeness in law enforcement is a cancer that makes us unsafe.
Sadly, it’s also a cancer that the Democrats don’t want to cure.
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“The only normalcy that we will settle for is the normalcy that allows judgment to run down like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream.”
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Quick Hits: Today’s Top Stories
- Up to 70 Ukrainian government websites were targeted in a cyberattack over the weekend. The websites’ functionality and data were reportedly not compromised, but ominous messages—“be afraid and wait for the worst”—were posted on homepages. Russia has denied responsibility for the hack, but Ukrainian officials believe Russian forces were behind it and U.S. national security advisor Jake Sullivan said yesterday it “would not surprise” him if Russia was the perpetrator. Russia has reportedly been moving additional tanks, rocket launchers, and other military equipment toward its border with Ukraine over the past week.
- Russia’s Federal Security Service said Friday—and an anonymous Biden administration official confirmed—that Russia had arrested several members of the REvil hacking group believed to be behind many of last year’s ransomware attacks on American companies, including the Colonial Pipeline.
- North Korea on Friday conducted its third and fourth missile tests of recent weeks, with the country’s state media asserting over the weekend its military had successfully launched two ballistic missiles from a train car and hit a target in the ocean.
- The Census Bureau reported Friday that U.S. retail sales fell an estimated 1.9 percent from November to December, worse than economists’ projected 0.1 percent decline and a further sign that Americans moved much of their holiday shopping to earlier in the year.
- President Biden on Friday announced he is nominating Sarah Bloom Raskin, Lisa Cook, and Philip Jefferson to the Federal Reserve Board, with Raskin also being nominated to serve as the Board’s vice chair for supervision. All three are expected to face Republican resistance during the confirmation process.
- The Centers for Disease Control updated its masking guidance on Friday to highlight the added protection against COVID-19 transmission provided by N95 masks over cloth ones, recommending Americans “wear the most protective mask you can that fits well and that you will wear consistently.”
- A rabbi and three other people who were taken hostage at a synagogue near Dallas, Texas on Saturday were freed after an hours-long standoff involving the FBI. Law enforcement identified the now-dead perpetrator on Sunday as a 44-year-old British national, Malik Faisal Akram, who was reportedly motivated by the U.S. imprisonment of Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani woman who was given an 86-year sentence on terrorism charges in 2010. British authorities arrested two young men Sunday in connection with the attack.
- Rep. John Katko of New York announced Friday he will not run for a fifth term in 2022, becoming the sixth House Republican this cycle to retire from public office and the third of the ten House Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump last January.
‘We Ain’t Goin’ Let Nobody Turn Us Around’
In lieu of a main item today, please read this excerpt from “Our God is Marching On,” a speech delivered by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Montgomery, Alabama just weeks after hundreds of nonviolent protesters were violently beaten by state troopers while walking across the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 that legally prohibited race-based discrimination had been signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson months earlier, but black would-be voters continued to be disenfranchised at staggering rates in much of the South, where poll taxes, literacy tests, white-only primaries, and overt intimidation had guarded the ballot box for decades. In 1964, for example, just 6.7 percent of eligible black voters in Mississippi were actually registered to vote, according to the United States Commission on Civil Rights.
The “Bloody Sunday” march—and King’s speech—played a key role in building momentum for the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which Johnson signed into law that August. By 1967, nearly 60 percent of eligible black voters in Mississippi were registered to vote. In November 2020, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, that percentage had risen to 83, compared to 79 percent of eligible white voters in the state.
They told us we wouldn’t get here. And there were those who said that we would get here only over their dead bodies, but all the world today knows that we are here and we are standing before the forces of power in the state of Alabama saying, “We ain’t goin’ let nobody turn us around.”
Now it is not an accident that one of the great marches of American history should terminate in Montgomery, Alabama. Just ten years ago, in this very city, a new philosophy was born of the Negro struggle. Montgomery was the first city in the South in which the entire Negro community united and squarely faced its age-old oppressors. Out of this struggle, more than bus [de]segregation was won; a new idea, more powerful than guns or clubs was born. Negroes took it and carried it across the South in epic battles that electrified the nation and the world.
Yet, strangely, the climactic conflicts always were fought and won on Alabama soil. After Montgomery’s, heroic confrontations loomed up in Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia, and elsewhere. But not until the colossus of segregation was challenged in Birmingham did the conscience of America begin to bleed. White America was profoundly aroused by Birmingham because it witnessed the whole community of Negroes facing terror and brutality with majestic scorn and heroic courage. And from the wells of this democratic spirit, the nation finally forced Congress to write legislation in the hope that it would eradicate the stain of Birmingham. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 gave Negroes some part of their rightful dignity, but without the vote it was dignity without strength.
Once more the method of nonviolent resistance was unsheathed from its scabbard, and once again an entire community was mobilized to confront the adversary. And again the brutality of a dying order shrieks across the land. Yet, Selma, Alabama, became a shining moment in the conscience of man. If the worst in American life lurked in its dark streets, the best of American instincts arose passionately from across the nation to overcome it. There never was a moment in American history more honorable and more inspiring than the pilgrimage of clergymen and laymen of every race and faith pouring into Selma to face danger at the side of its embattled Negroes.
The confrontation of good and evil compressed in the tiny community of Selma generated the massive power to turn the whole nation to a new course. A president born in the South had the sensitivity to feel the will of the country, and in an address that will live in history as one of the most passionate pleas for human rights ever made by a president of our nation, he pledged the might of the federal government to cast off the centuries-old blight. President Johnson rightly praised the courage of the Negro for awakening the conscience of the nation.
On our part we must pay our profound respects to the white Americans who cherish their democratic traditions over the ugly customs and privileges of generations and come forth boldly to join hands with us. From Montgomery to Birmingham, from Birmingham to Selma, from Selma back to Montgomery, a trail wound in a circle long and often bloody, yet it has become a highway up from darkness. Alabama has tried to nurture and defend evil, but evil is choking to death in the dusty roads and streets of this state. So I stand before you this afternoon with the conviction that segregation is on its deathbed in Alabama, and the only thing uncertain about it is how costly the segregationists and Wallace will make the funeral.
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My people, my people, listen. The battle is in our hands. The battle is in our hands in Mississippi and Alabama and all over the United States. I know there is a cry today in Alabama, we see it in numerous editorials: “When will Martin Luther King, SCLC, SNCC, and all of these civil rights agitators and all of the white clergymen and labor leaders and students and others get out of our community and let Alabama return to normalcy?”
But I have a message that I would like to leave with Alabama this evening. That is exactly what we don’t want, and we will not allow it to happen, for we know that it was normalcy in Marion that led to the brutal murder of Jimmy Lee Jackson. It was normalcy in Birmingham that led to the murder on Sunday morning of four beautiful, unoffending, innocent girls. It was normalcy on Highway 80 that led state troopers to use tear gas and horses and billy clubs against unarmed human beings who were simply marching for justice. It was normalcy by a cafe in Selma, Alabama, that led to the brutal beating of Reverend James Reeb.
It is normalcy all over our country which leaves the Negro perishing on a lonely island of poverty in the midst of vast ocean of material prosperity. It is normalcy all over Alabama that prevents the Negro from becoming a registered voter. No, we will not allow Alabama to return to normalcy.
The only normalcy that we will settle for is the normalcy that recognizes the dignity and worth of all of God’s children. The only normalcy that we will settle for is the normalcy that allows judgment to run down like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream. The only normalcy that we will settle for is the normalcy of brotherhood, the normalcy of true peace, the normalcy of justice.
Worth Your Time
- In a piece for National Review, Michael Brendan Dougherty argues that, for many of Donald Trump’s earliest supporters, the shine has come off. “While it may be difficult or painful to remember in the year 2022, when Donald Trump came down the escalator to announce his run for president in 2015, he was an issue-driven candidate,” Dougherty writes, referring to Trump’s opposition to immigration, interventionism, and entitlement reform. “When he first ran for president, Trump genuinely promised to do things that voters wanted, to make the country great, proud, and prosperous again. Now, he is essentially asking Republicans to do something for him, to restore his tarnished honor and make credible his belief in his own victory. All that is left of Trumpism are Trump’s grievances and aspirations. This is not an agenda that will win him high office, help his party, or accomplish anything for his countrymen.”
- The Biden and Obama administrations are made up of mostly the same people, but Ezra Klein believes the situations in which the two White Houses found themselves could not be more different. “The Obama administration was bedeviled by crises of demand. The Biden administration is struggling with crises of supply,” he writes in his latest essay, arguing the trillions of dollars in congressional pandemic relief staved off a 2009-style recession but brought about a new slate of problems. “The conversations I have with the Biden administration’s economists are very different from the conversations I had with the Obama administration’s economists, even when they’re the same people. Now the discussion is all about what the economy can produce and how fast it can be shipped. They need companies to make more goods and make them faster. They need more chips so there can be more cars and computers. They need ports to clear more shipments and Pfizer to make more antiviral pills and shipping companies to hire more truckers and schools to upgrade their ventilation systems.”
- A few weeks back, we wrote to you about San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s about-face on public safety, saying the city needed to be “less tolerant of all the bullsh**” and crack down on crime. Her new stance has sparked plenty of pushback from progressives, but she isn’t backing down yet—and sat down with Kara Swisher to explain why. “I am really sick and tired of people who are sadly out there in the Tenderloin breaking the laws and making life miserable for the people who live and work there,” Breed said. “And that’s what I mean. It’s really at a point where we have to respond, and we have to hold people accountable for the crimes that they commit. We have an obligation as a city to keep people safe. And right now, we are not doing that with the residents and the people who work in the Tenderloin.”
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- Sarah and David recorded Advisory Opinions Thursday morning—and then they recorded it again after the vaccine mandate decisions dropped! Enjoy all 98 minutes of this double-decker podcast that dives into both the Supreme Court’s OSHA and CMS rulings as well as the listener mailbag.
- In Friday’s Uphill (🔒), Harvest and Haley provide additional context on Senate Democrats’ failure last week to blow up the legislative filibuster to advance the Freedom to Vote Act and John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.
- Rep. Dan Newhouse of Washington joined Sarah and Steve on Friday’s Dispatch Podcast to discuss rural America’s rightward shift, the filibuster, Democrats’ voting reform push, and the proper role of the federal government in election administration.
- In his latest G-File, Jonah tries to make a subtle—but important—point: “I think voting is very, very important. What has two thumbs and likes democracy? This guy,” he writes. “But neither the right to vote, nor democracy itself, are the source of all of our other rights.”
- As David notes in his Sunday French Press, men tend to make up the overwhelming majority of CEOs, but men are also overdosing on opioids, committing suicide, and losing close friends at a much higher rate than women. “Men can do very, very well in the United States of America, disproportionately so,” he writes. “But men also can do very, very poorly—again, disproportionately so.”
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Vaccinated or unvaccinated — no one deserves to die by Zach Stafford When a prominent California public official who was opposed to vaccine mandates died from Covid this month, some people cheered. Even a newspaper columnist argued that there is some value in mocking her death. But Zach Stafford, who fielded many questions about his uncle’s vaccination status as he headed to his funeral, objects to the idea that some people deserve to die. “When I sat masked at my uncle’s funeral, I didn’t wish harm or death on anybody I saw unmasked or anybody I knew to be unvaccinated,” Stafford writes. “Not even those who may be online spreading misinformation about the vaccine.” Many of them, he says, are victims of misinformation that has gone unchecked.
Read Zach Stafford’s full analysis in your Monday MSNBC Daily. TOP STORIES
Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are frenemies at best. Read More One way or another, the legal challenge to Madison Cawthorn’s 2022 candidacy could have enormous implications. Read More There’s reason for concern about a new normal in Republican politics. Read More TOP VIDEOS
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 How do we make sense of this unprecedented moment in world history? Why is this all happening? Chris Hayes asks the big questions that keep him up at night every week on his podcast, aptly titled, “Why Is This Happening?”
In the newest episode, Chris talks to Rep. Jamie Raskin about navigating the convergence of personal and public trauma last year. One week after losing his son to suicide, another tragedy occurred: the insurrection at the Capitol. Raskin talks about finding the strength to lead and what’s ahead in the aftermath of modern democracy’s darkest day. This episode contains mentions of suicide. Anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress can contact The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24/7 at 1-800-273-8255.  
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To ensure delivery to your inbox add email@mail.nbcnews.com to your contacts  Today’s Top Stories from NBC News MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 2022 Good morning, NBC News readers. It’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday in the United States.
Today we’re taking a closer look at another new pandemic challenge: Americans bearing the brunt of the rising costs of protection and detection. We have the latest on the Texas synagogue hostage-taker. Plus, how MLK’s granddaughter thinks you should spend the day.
Here’s what we’re watching this Monday morning.
 In recent weeks, as the omicron variant spread rapidly across the U.S., Americans have found that the financial costs of the pandemic are increasingly falling on their shoulders.
As Covid-19 cases have climbed, public health experts have urged people to dump their cloth masks in favor of higher-quality options and to test more frequently to curb the virus.
For some, the added financial burden is an irritation — but still affordable. To others, the prospect of paying $1 for a single disposable mask or $24 for a test kit is an economic impossibility, raising the specter that the pandemic will continue to exacerbate inequalities.
Read the full story here. Monday’s Top Stories
 Malik Faisal Akram, 44, a British citizen, held four people hostage at a synagogue in Texas on Saturday, leading to an hours-long standoff. Authorities said Akram died during the standoff, but all the hostages were released safely.  A hero’s welcome awaited Novak Djokovic as he returned to home soil in Serbia on Monday after he was deported from Australia. The tennis star’s visa saga overshadowed the start of the Australian Open and drew attention to the debate over vaccine mandates.  A federal lawsuit filed last month seeking monetary damages from two far-right groups, the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers, follows a legal strategy that has successfully been used against other extremists. OPINION  While many like to speak of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “dream” and his commitment to peace, part of remembering him means understanding his belief that society has a responsibility to disobey unjust laws, David A. Love writes in an opinion piece. Also in the News
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 Yolanda Renee King, granddaughter of the late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., may only be 13 years old, but she is already a seasoned speaker and activist.
And she is using her voice this MLK Day to call attention to the importance of voting rights, and why younger generations should be involved with the fight.
“MLK Day is not a day off,” says Yolanda, but instead, “it should be treated as a day on. It’s a day of service.”
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Ron DeSantis Tears Into Supreme Court Justices
- Kamala Harris Shows How Desperate She Is
- Hunter Biden Could Soon Be Testifying Before Congress
- Republican Agenda Leaked For When They Take Back The House
- Biden Blocked By GOP Rep Who Killed His Plan
- Fauci’s Financial Records Leaked…He’s In On It!
- Biden Gives Up, Going For Radical Executive Action Now…
- Tucker Delivers Bad News To Justice Kavanaugh…
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- New Virginia AG Fires 30 Staff Members Prior To Taking Office 1 hour ago
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- Carrier USS Carl Vinson, Essex Amphibious Ready Group Drill in the South China Sea — USNI News 2 hours ago
- Taiwan Adds Minelaying Ships to Defenses Against China 2 hours ago
- US 5th Fleet commander: ‘Dramatic uptick’ in Iran’s drone use — Breaking Defense 2 hours ago
- Plummeting Production Of Unmanned Undersea Systems Threatens Navy Plans For Distributed Maritime Operations
- U.S. 5th Fleet Set to Expand Unmanned Ship Operations in Middle East — USNI News 2 hours ago
- White House Appears To Cut Out Remarks From Fox News Reporter In Official Transcript Of Press Briefing
- X‑24C: The Scramjet the US Military Said No To 2 hours ago
- Philippines to acquire missile system from India for $375 million 2 hours ago
- Soft-on-crime Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has become a big problem for Gov. Hochul 2 hours ago
- Sweden boosts patrols on Gotland amid Russia tensions 2 hours ago
- Former Danish Defence Minister Charged Over Leaking State Secrets 2 hours ago
- Canadian foreign minister to visit Ukraine, vows to deter Russian aggression 2 hours ago
- Swedish police hunt for drone seen flying over Forsmark nuclear plant 2 hours ago
- Death Toll in Kazakhstan Unrest Reaches 225 2 hours ago
- In Defense of Conspiracy Theories: Fauci, Collins, and COVID-19 2 hours ago
- Bringing Britain’s Woes to America? 2 hours ago
- Disney Shares Plunge After Analyst Downgrade Warning of Slower Theme Park Recovery 2 hours ago
- Netflix Subscribers Feel Bidenflation Squeeze as New Price Hikes Take Effect 2 hours ago
- New York Democrat Caught Ignoring Mask Mandate, Vows to ‘Do Better’ 2 hours ago
- Lawsuit claims Google and Facebook brokered secret deal to dominate ad market 3 hours ago
- ‘Scream’ overtakes ‘Spider-Man’ at the box office 3 hours ago
- Economics expert bursts Joe Biden’s bubble over job creation claims: ‘Hasn’t added one single job’ 3 hours ago
- Moon Knight Trailer Release Date Revealed With New Footage 3 hours ago
- U.S. Has Lithium Supply Problem as Nearly All Automakers Announce Transition to Electric Vehicles 3 hours ago
- Glenn Youngkin bans critical race theory, ends mask mandates in schools on first day as Virginia governor 3 hours ago
- Team USA Urges Athletes to Use Burner Phones to Thwart Chinese Spying at Genocide Games 3 hours ago
- Burrow makes history: Bengals finally advance in postseason with win over Raiders 3 hours ago
- Tom Brady helps deliver 2022 Super Bowl tickets to young fan who battled brain cancer 3 hours ago
- Tennis legend Chris Evert reveals ovarian cancer diagnosis 3 hours ago
- China aims for ‘Zero COVID’ Winter Olympics, bans cheering 3 hours ago
- Biden Admin’s Child Tax Credit Expansion Ends This Weekend 3 hours ago
- GOP Arizona governor candidate drops out hours before Trump rallies with endorsed rival 3 hours ago
- BBC: Government’s Own Study on School Mask Mandates Failed to Show Conclusive Results 3 hours ago
- Psaki omits details about Jewish victims and jihadist suspect in response to Texas synagogue hostage situation 3 hours ago
- Big spender? Georgia’s GOP governor proposes increasing spending by $3B 3 hours ago
- MSNBC: McCarthy Should Be ‘Handcuffed,’ ‘Locked in Basement’ for Defying Jan 6 Panel 3 hours ago
- Teacher alleges she was fired for not ‘meowing’ back at student who identifies as a cat 3 hours ago
- Leavitt: Biological men competing in women’s sports is unacceptable 3 hours ago
- NEVER-ENDING: Expect more worrisome variants, scientists say… 3 hours ago
- Shift away from daily case counts has begun… 3 hours ago
- Patients Drive Hours to ERs as Virus Overwhelms Hospitals… 3 hours ago
- California schools under intense strain, fighting to stay open… 3 hours ago
- Psych evaluation ordered for doctor accused of misinformation… 3 hours ago
- DJOKOVIC DEPORTED… 3 hours ago
- DIRECTV loss could cripple rightwing ONE AMERICA NEWS… 3 hours ago
- STUDY: Politics Making Americans Sick, Literally… 3 hours ago
- Youngkin sworn into office… 3 hours ago
- Virginia’s new gov pledges to restore trust… 3 hours ago
- Is there second act ahead? 3 hours ago
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- The story of how Doomsday Clock began ticking 75 years ago… 3 hours ago
- A Quick, Compelling Bible Study Vol. 96: What the New Testament Says About Heaven 10 hours ago
- When It Comes to Confronting the Iranian Regime, South Africa Provides Precedent 10 hours ago
- Texas hostage situation: 1 released with 3 more still trapped in synagogue with ‘Lady al Qaeda’ sympathizer 12 hours ago
- BREAKING: Texas SWAT team responds to hostage situation at synagogue 18 hours ago
- Republican Glenn Youngkin sworn in as governor of Virginia 21 hours ago
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- Biden Gives Up, Going For Radical Executive Action Now…
- Tucker Delivers Bad News To Justice Kavanaugh…
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- Pelosi Gets Devastating News About Her Son…
- Baltimore’s Blm Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby Indicted!
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- Taiwan Adds Minelaying Ships to Defenses Against China 2 hours ago
- US 5th Fleet commander: ‘Dramatic uptick’ in Iran’s drone use — Breaking Defense 2 hours ago
- Plummeting Production Of Unmanned Undersea Systems Threatens Navy Plans For Distributed Maritime Operations
- U.S. 5th Fleet Set to Expand Unmanned Ship Operations in Middle East — USNI News 2 hours ago
- White House Appears To Cut Out Remarks From Fox News Reporter In Official Transcript Of Press Briefing
- X‑24C: The Scramjet the US Military Said No To 2 hours ago
- Philippines to acquire missile system from India for $375 million 2 hours ago
- Soft-on-crime Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has become a big problem for Gov. Hochul 2 hours ago
- Sweden boosts patrols on Gotland amid Russia tensions 2 hours ago
- Former Danish Defence Minister Charged Over Leaking State Secrets 2 hours ago
- Canadian foreign minister to visit Ukraine, vows to deter Russian aggression 2 hours ago
- Swedish police hunt for drone seen flying over Forsmark nuclear plant 2 hours ago
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- In Defense of Conspiracy Theories: Fauci, Collins, and COVID-19 2 hours ago
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- Disney Shares Plunge After Analyst Downgrade Warning of Slower Theme Park Recovery 2 hours ago
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- New York Democrat Caught Ignoring Mask Mandate, Vows to ‘Do Better’ 2 hours ago
- Lawsuit claims Google and Facebook brokered secret deal to dominate ad market 3 hours ago
- ‘Scream’ overtakes ‘Spider-Man’ at the box office 3 hours ago
- Economics expert bursts Joe Biden’s bubble over job creation claims: ‘Hasn’t added one single job’ 3 hours ago
- Moon Knight Trailer Release Date Revealed With New Footage 3 hours ago
- U.S. Has Lithium Supply Problem as Nearly All Automakers Announce Transition to Electric Vehicles 3 hours ago
- Glenn Youngkin bans critical race theory, ends mask mandates in schools on first day as Virginia governor 3 hours ago
- Team USA Urges Athletes to Use Burner Phones to Thwart Chinese Spying at Genocide Games 3 hours ago
- Burrow makes history: Bengals finally advance in postseason with win over Raiders 3 hours ago
- Tom Brady helps deliver 2022 Super Bowl tickets to young fan who battled brain cancer 3 hours ago
- Tennis legend Chris Evert reveals ovarian cancer diagnosis 3 hours ago
- China aims for ‘Zero COVID’ Winter Olympics, bans cheering 3 hours ago
- Biden Admin’s Child Tax Credit Expansion Ends This Weekend 3 hours ago
- GOP Arizona governor candidate drops out hours before Trump rallies with endorsed rival 3 hours ago
- BBC: Government’s Own Study on School Mask Mandates Failed to Show Conclusive Results 3 hours ago
- Psaki omits details about Jewish victims and jihadist suspect in response to Texas synagogue hostage situation 3 hours ago
- Big spender? Georgia’s GOP governor proposes increasing spending by $3B 3 hours ago
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- Teacher alleges she was fired for not ‘meowing’ back at student who identifies as a cat 3 hours ago
- Leavitt: Biological men competing in women’s sports is unacceptable 3 hours ago
- NEVER-ENDING: Expect more worrisome variants, scientists say… 3 hours ago
- Shift away from daily case counts has begun… 3 hours ago
- Patients Drive Hours to ERs as Virus Overwhelms Hospitals… 3 hours ago
- California schools under intense strain, fighting to stay open… 3 hours ago
- Psych evaluation ordered for doctor accused of misinformation… 3 hours ago
- DJOKOVIC DEPORTED… 3 hours ago
- DIRECTV loss could cripple rightwing ONE AMERICA NEWS… 3 hours ago
- STUDY: Politics Making Americans Sick, Literally… 3 hours ago
- Youngkin sworn into office… 3 hours ago
- Virginia’s new gov pledges to restore trust… 3 hours ago
- Is there second act ahead? 3 hours ago
- Legal risks in sedition conspiracy case against Oath Keepers… 3 hours ago
- The story of how Doomsday Clock began ticking 75 years ago… 3 hours ago
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- When It Comes to Confronting the Iranian Regime, South Africa Provides Precedent 10 hours ago
- Texas hostage situation: 1 released with 3 more still trapped in synagogue with ‘Lady al Qaeda’ sympathizer 12 hours ago
- BREAKING: Texas SWAT team responds to hostage situation at synagogue 18 hours ago
- Republican Glenn Youngkin sworn in as governor of Virginia 21 hours ago
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 ONE DUMB CONSPIRACY Conspiracy blog spreads comedy video as proof that NY Times editor died from booster Conspiracy theorists believe they have finally found concrete proof that the death of a New York Times editor last month was caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.
But it turns out that the so-called evidence was entirely fabricated.
Carlos Tejada, the deputy Asia editor for the New York Times, passed away on Dec. 17, 2021 due to a heart attack.
Tejada’s death, like so many others, was immediately seized upon by anti-vaxxers despite no evidence that the inoculation had been to blame.
Yet this month, conspiracy theorists uncovered what they were convinced was video of Tejada bragging about receiving the booster shot just hours before his death.
The footage appeared last Monday in an article from the True Defender, a little-known conspiracy blog that regularly carries anti-vax content.
Headlined “NYT Editor Dies Of Heart Attack After Bragging About The Booster,” the article contains footage from a Jan. 8 tweet in which Tejada is alleged to discuss receiving his booster shot.
The individual in the video can be heard defending the booster and mocking anti-vaccine talking points. A still image of a statement made by Tejada’s wife concerning her husband’s death by heart attack is attached to the end of the footage as well.
But the individual in the footage is not Tejada. And the original video does not contain the screenshot from Tejada’s wife either.
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The video actually shows Canadian comedian Stewart Reynolds, who shared the original video to his Twitter account on Dec. 17.
Shortly after the article from the True Defender started going viral, Reynolds responded in a follow-up tweet denouncing the false claim that he was actually Tejada.
“It was brought to my attention today that one of my videos has been edited into an anti-vaccination clip suggesting that I died after my booster shot and that I’m a NYT editor…” Reynolds wrote. “To clarify, and as is plainly evident: I am not a NYT editor.”
The Daily Dot reached out to the True Defender to inquire over whether it was aware that the video it featured did not in fact show Tejada. The True Defender did not immediately respond.
It remains unclear whether the True Defender merely failed to fact-check the tweet or if it purposely promoted what it knew to be a false claim. The Daily Dot also investigated the article’s author Ava Garcia, an alleged journalist with 7 years of experience in the industry.
The Daily Dot was unable to find any further information on Garcia online.
Even more interesting, Henry Ajder, a synthetic media expert with Metaphysic.ai, told the Daily Dot that he believed the image used for Garcia had been created with artificial intelligence (AI).
Twitter has since responded to the false claim by disabling all retweets and replies on the tweet that shared the falsely attributed video.
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 Monday 01.17.22 Hi, my name is Alexandra Meeks and I’m your new 5 Things writer. Thank you for sharing your mornings with me! I’m excited to catch you up with the latest news, so let’s get started. Here’s what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On With Your Day.  Visitors gather at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial as snow falls in Washington, DC yesterday.  Extreme weather
More than 50 million people are under winter weather alerts across the Eastern US as freezing rain, ice and snow have left more than 180,000 people without power. Efforts to clear roads are underway in states like South Carolina and Virginia, where hazardous conditions have caused several crashes. Air travel was also snarled by the wintry conditions, with more than 3,000 US flights canceled yesterday and more than 1,200 flights canceled as of this morning, according to FlightAware.com. The winter storm treated some residents of the Florida panhandle to rare snow flurries yesterday, but the system brought much more dangerous conditions to southwest Florida, where at least two tornadoes destroyed at least 28 homes in Lee County.
Voting rights
Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a national holiday honoring the civil rights leader who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for advancing racial equality and social justice. In honor of King’s legacy, current civil rights leaders are vowing to keep pressure on Congress to pass voting and election bills in the face of ongoing Senate delays on the legislation. Martin Luther King III, the son of the late civil rights leader who would have turned 93 on Saturday said “the stakes could not be higher to protect and expand” his father’s legacy by passing measures that strengthen voter rights. Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona are both needed to get the bills over the finish line, but the two Democrats remain opposed to changing filibuster rules. The Senate is expected to take up the voting legislation on Tuesday.
Coronavirus
Health care professionals are ramping up efforts to inform parents that unvaccinated children face increased vulnerability to Covid-19. While early data indicates Omicron appears to cause less severe symptoms and leads to fewer hospitalizations, its rapid spread indicates more children are likely to become infected. For the week ending January 6, nearly 600,000 child Covid-19 cases were reported nationwide, according to a report from the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children’s Hospital Association — a 78% increase from the prior week. Schools are also a focus as many struggle to remain open for in-person learning — but a lack of money isn’t the problem. Much of the $190 billion that Congress authorized for schools earlier in the pandemic has yet to be used. In a majority of states, less than 20% of the federal money had been spent by the end of November, according to data from the US Department of Education.
Tsunamis
A series of underwater volcano eruptions near Tonga is complicating efforts to assess the damage to the Pacific island nation following Saturday’s massive eruption and tsunami that sent scores of people fleeing to higher ground. The latest eruption occurred at the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano earlier this morning, but no tsunami warnings have been issued. Saturday’s eruption was the largest felt in 30 years, creating a huge plume of ash, gas and steam — and sending tsunami waves crashing across the Pacific that reached California, Alaska and Hawaii. Although no mass casualties have been reported, aid groups are concerned about contaminated air and access to clean water for people in Tonga’s outlying islands.
Novak Djokovic
The Australian Open is underway in Melbourne without tennis star Novak Djokovic. The world No. 1-ranked men’s player left the country yesterday after losing a legal challenge against a decision revoking his visa for the second time. In a virtual hearing earlier in the day, three Federal Court judges in Australia unanimously dismissed Djokovic’s application to overturn the immigration minister’s decision to cancel his visa, but did not publish their reasons for the ruling. The departure brings to an end a protracted drama revolving around whether or not the Serb, who is not vaccinated against Covid-19, could be admitted to the country under a medical exemption. Djokovic had hoped to win a record-breaking 21st men’s grand slam title.
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The US military is offering bonuses up to $50,000 to some new recruits After falling short of recruitment goals, military leaders are trying a more enticing – and expensive – approach.
Sports of the future Soccer-playing robots are training to beat the World Cup winners one day. I don’t know if I should feel excited or concerned.
A page of Spider-Man comic book history just sold for $3 million Let’s take a moment to marvel over this incredible sale, shall we?
4,500 year-old avenues lined with ancient tombs discovered in Saudi Arabia in memoriam
One of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen, Brigadier General Charles McGee, has died. He was 102. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first Black military aviators in the US service corps. McGee was a highly decorated American fighter pilot who successfully completed 409 air combat missions across World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, serving a total of 30 years of active service.  $400 million That’s approximately how much cryptocurrency North Korean cybercriminals stole in 2021, according to a new report. Hackers launched at least seven different attacks last year in the severely isolated country, primarily targeting investment firms and centralized exchanges with malware and other tactics to gain access to organizations’ digital wallets.
Without the instruction we received, we would not have been prepared to act and flee when the situation presented itself.
Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker, one of the four people held hostage at a Texas synagogue in an hours-long standoff Saturday before a rescue team entered the building and killed the suspect.
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Posted: 16 Jan 2022 06:13 PM PST (Paul Mirengoff)I’ve written a few posts about common-good/national conservatism and its challenge to the mainstream conservative movement as it has existed since the 1960s. Two of these posts are basically summaries of presentations in a forum hosted by The New Criterion. Among other things, my posts summarized the lead, anti-common-good conservatism piece by Kim Holmes and a rebuttal by Josh Hammer. Peter Berkowitz covers this ground in an article called “The Debate Over ‘Common-Good Conservatism.’” Peter is better equipped to write astutely about that debate than I am, so I’m glad his main conclusions are similar to mine. One of the grounds presented by some common-good conservatives for rejecting the traditional conservative approach is that the contemporary, “neo Marxist” left poses a new kind of challenge to America. Traditional conservatism, though adequate for combatting Soviet communism, is said to be unable to cope with the threat of militant wokeism. (See the address by David Hazony at the end of this post, for example.) I question whether that is so. There is nothing I can think of in the woke program — whether it’s men competing against or sharing restrooms with women, restrictions on religious freedom, divvying up benefits and burdens by race, or teaching that America’s history is predominantly evil — that traditional conservatives wouldn’t and don’t vigorously oppose. Maybe it’s a question of far to go in opposing these things. My view of traditional conservatives is that they would fight like hell to ban the teaching of Critical Race Theory in high school, for example, but would not try to prohibit elective courses in colleges and law schools that teach CRT. Would common-good conservatives try to ban such courses from being taught at that level? If so, I’m with the traditional conservatives on this one. |
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Posted: 16 Jan 2022 05:25 PM PST (John Hinderaker)Russia is carrying out a cyber attack on Ukraine, and it is reported–rather casually, it seems to me–that Russia is likely to invade soon:
Any day now, in other words. Today another news story caught my eye, in what may be a case of life imitating art. In 2018, Brad Thor published the 17th book in his Scot Harvath series, titled Spymaster. In Spymaster, Russia plans an invasion of the Baltic states. Key to that strategy, in the book, is occupation of the island of Gotland, strategically located in the Baltic:
From a review in the Federalist:
The idea of a Russian invasion of the Baltics and Scandinavia with Gotland playing a pivotal role stuck with me. So this headline in Sweden’s English language Local site jumped out at me: “Sweden rolls out tanks on Baltic island over Russia tensions.”
In foreign policy as in domestic affairs, Sweden is not the leftist paradise that American liberals often imagine. What are we to make of these news stories? It seems that Vladimir Putin is probing Western defenses with a view toward launching one or more military strikes. For some reason, news coverage has been minimal. If war comes, it will be a shock to most Americans. Meanwhile, on Thursday Senate Democrats–within, what? 24 hours after denouncing the filibuster as “racist”–filibustered a proposal to impose sanctions on Russia over the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, another Russian geopolitical initiative. I am a biased observer, but it seems likely to me that Russia’s aggressiveness is driven in part by the fact that the President of the United States suffers from senile dementia. If I were Putin (or Xi, but that is a matter for another post), I would view the Biden administration as a once-in-a-century opportunity to make strategic gains that will be difficult or impossible to reverse. I fear that is what we are seeing. |
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99.) MARK LEVIN
January 14, 2022
On Friday’s Mark Levin Show, Nancy Pelosi’s son Paul Jr. is connected to several companies investigated by the FBI and the media is barely reporting on it. One of the biofuel companies even defrauded investors. Paul Jr is frugal but nowhere near being strapped for cash. A special counsel’s criminal investigation into all of the Pelosi’s dealings is definitely warranted. Then, the democrat party is devouring Americanism with American Marxism and they’re using issues that are irrelevant to the American people to do it. All the Democrats do is offer empty promises, not solutions. Later, President Biden and company don’t have answers to our problems because they cause our problems. Their entire reason for being is to advance their ideology, they don’t care if you have to suffer for a while. This is how the Marxist works and why they make empty promises like healthcare is a right. Just ask our veterans in the Veterans Administration if healthcare is a right. Afterward, Brent Bozell, founder of MRC and author of “Stops Along the Way: A Catholic Soul, a Conservative Heart, an Irish Temper, and a Love of Life” calls in. Bozell explained that billionaire progressive activist George Soros is spending billions on every major issue including bribing colleges to adapt to his gender abolition agenda to change the arc of history.
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104.) INDEPENDENT SENTINEL
Higher entrenched inflation coming. Believe Democrat Larry Summers, not Biden’s tools.
Biden will pass the horrendous George Floyd police reforms. He says we must honor him — a criminal.
Dems stripped a NASA bill and put all their undemocratic voting reforms in it. It goes right to debate.
Fascist Dems want you in prison if you are unvaxxed, so says new poll.
Utah paper says get the National Guard to force unvaxxed to stay in their homes. Hmmm….just what the CCP are doing.
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Obama Economist Warns of Our “Higher Entrenched Inflation”Top Obama economist Larry Summers rolled over Joe Biden’s so-called transitory inflation. The producer price index surged to almost 10% and inflation is at 7% by the government’s lying numbers.… |
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King Biden Plans to Pass George Floyd Police Reforms with FiatsJoe Biden is going to give a speech this coming Wednesday night, and it’s allegedly to pass illegal police reforms. Biden is allegedly going to give a speech about his push… |
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Blackface Northam Pardons Pedo State Senator – a DemFormer Governor Ralph ‘Coonman’ Northam pardoned a Democrat who was jailed for underage sex crimes in his final act as Virginia governor. Northam pardoned Democrat state senator Joe Morrissey, who… |
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Dems Strip a NASA Bill That Passed & Put Their Corrupt Voting Rights in ItDemocrats plan to take our voting rights away and they want to do it as soon as possible, preferably before the 2022 election. They lie about normal voting laws to… |
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Monster Stabs Woman to Death in a Luxury Store in Lawless LA in Broad DaylightA 24-year-old woman was stabbed to death in a luxury furniture store in broad daylight. The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating the random killing of 24-year-old Brianna Kupfer, a… |
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Utah Paper Wants National Guard to Force Unvaxxed in Their Homes“The Salt Lake City newspaper wants the Utah national guard to not allow unvaccinated people to leave their homes. This is mindless, anti-science insanity — omicron is infecting everyone —… |
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Fox Host Grills Gov Youngkin on CRT and He Answers PerfectlyThe left, like Crooks and Liars, looks at the video below and claims Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin admitted Critical Race Theory (CRT) is not being taught in schools. What he… |
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Joe Biden Is That Nasty and He Knew What He Was SayingBiden traveled to the burial ground of Martin Luther King Jr in Atlanta to demand the passage of a Democrat bill to federalize elections. It will corrupt the US elections.… |
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Colleyville Synagogue Terrorist ID’d as a BritMalik Faisal Akram, 44, is a British citizen who traveled to Colleyville, Texas from Britain days ago and took a Rabbi and three Jewish worshippers hostage for 11 hours in… |
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Media Hides the COV Rebellion in the Western WorldThe number 1 tennis star in the world stood up to the Australian fascists and lost but his message was not lost. If nothing else, Novak Djokovic’s battle shows that… |
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Pennsylvania Bill Will Divert Illegal Alien Ghost Flights to DelawareThe Department of Homeland Security has been secretly flying border crossers into U.S states, especially swing states, but not Biden’s home state of Delaware. Republican lawmakers in Pennsylvania are drafting a… |
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VA AG Fired 30 Swamp Critters & Takes Cases from Soros ProsecutorsVirginia’s new Attorney General Jason Miyares fired 30 swamp critters and announced an investigation into the Virginia State parole board his first day on the job. As if that is… |
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Dems Want to Imprison the Unvaxxed in New Poll! They Are Totalitarians!A Rasmussen poll released Thursday uses data to show that half of the Democrats are arguably totalitarians, communists, and fascists now. That is just a fact. The latest Rasmussen poll… |
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President Trump’s Arizona Speech That the Left Calls IncoherentDonald Trump’s speech from last night’s rally in Arizona was entertaining. There’s no hate. All the hate comes from the Left — all of it. You won’t hear the vile… |
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Biden FBI Agent: Islamist Holding Jews Hostage in a Synagogue Wasn’t Threatening JewsA single terrorist took a Rabbi and three worshippers, hostage, during a Livestream service at Congregation Beth Israel during the Jewish sabbath yesterday. The terrorist, who is being labeled a… |
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Aussie Judges Order Djokovic Deported, Ban Him for 3 YearsNovak Djokovic left the country after he was ordered deported and banned from Australia for three years after the full federal court of Australia ruled on Sunday evening to dismiss his challenge… |
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 Law enforcement believes this to be an unlawful agreement.  “The most dangerous pronoun discourse has nothing to do with gender identity. It’s the undefined ‘we’ in public policy debates that’s the problem.” These are…
 This came shortly before Northam left the governor’s office.
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