"i'm the owner of 'putnam county news.'ative you're taking on. and if i'm not happy, you're not gonna be happy." [tense music] he went to town on me. he started running, you know, negative articles in the paper pretty much continuously about my performance on the town board. if we'd have a success with something, no coverage. any kind of, you know, hit and a failure, blown out of proportion. it was petty and vindictive, but if they didn't like somebody, if they singled you out, and you got in their crosshairs, you were in for a real thrashing in the local paper. which, in turn, meant local people started to see you in a different light. they would report on meetings that hadn't even happened. you know, how do you do this? how do you create your own reality? you know, they'd have quotes in there of things that didn't happen. he didn't care. i'd call up, and we'd argue on the phone, and he said, "look, if i want to, "i'll put a story about you, and that'll be true, "because what i say is true. i make the truth." ♪ ailes came

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from the president of myself and pressed them with lena rejected from the threats as an affront to putnam was sold for into the reaction from the president of panama himself. most of them the only one we had, so i saw the chinese for a ministry also reacted to donald trump's prospect stating the china. what with respect, kind of my silver and t o by the panama canal. let's listen to that. the china will, as always, respect, panama sovereignty over the canal and recognize the canal as a permanently neutral international waterway. we believe the canal will continue to make new contributions to facilitating integration and exchanges between people of different countries and enhancing humanities, wellbeing. audio one announcing his pay off the he, west, and box of the to denmark. he indicates of interest and taking control of greenland out for the following reasons. for purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world, the united states of america feels that the ownership and control of greenland is an absolute necessity. as we know, don't trump made his name and real estate, an

putnam, it doesn't matter. the position of the lots of sang some of the functions by the us and the you rush out. so let's look and rush. oh certainly. and quite frankly, within the global south, this is all those strings. to the extent that the russia, whether you will not, will continue to grow. so, you know, there will be returning my view of these car companies, but to that side, left to right side because you know the was, is so it's probably to be, it's going to be self sagal to j. now does, will it be killing itself to the extent that they'll be, they'll drive that goal east as well, instead of having to, to, to get stuck with what? so many of these companies went to live, try sell those thinking to leave the gaping china, have it goes up some freights as well. we'll continue to try it. and that's what i said. what do you think you've said with the rest of the global charles? you know, economy, i mean, the global economy hubs. my great thing to do was to the dates to global south to the extent that the t

one county that has not putnam county north of westchester county.the republican county executive's kevin byrne and he is against sanctuary laws and points to shocking local murder recently is one reason why. october in the illegal immigrant from chile charged with shooting his girlfriends 15-year-old son to death despite previous reported run-ins with the law. the officials say that he was in the state illegally. telling fox news, ope "it is a horrific idea for sanctuary sta. i said many times sanctuary policy, sanctuary laws are stupid and jeopardize our ability to take care of the communities and keep them safe." executive byrne said governor kathy hochul should veto the bill, but this other senator says a lower crime rate than those born here. and also said cop should not be in the business of immigration enforcement. sandra. >> sandra: a lot of feelings about all of that in the city right now. air, good to see you, john. >> john: let's bring in katie pavlich and we had tom homan on yesterday and he said he's willing to sit down with anybody repu

and private audiences in an address that i call the mingle project, i draw on the work of robert putnam, who wrote bowling alone, about the loss of social capital that comes when we're no longer a community of joiners like our parents and bill bishop. he then followed with the big sort, talking about how post-vietnam we disconnected from one another. and when we came back together in the internet era, it was a long, narrowly caste lines. jean twenge explored the contribution of this fraying of our fabric and its impact on adolescent mental health in her book igen, they all set the table for hite, who, with regard to social media and our kids, says more unsupervised play is needed. no smartphones before high school, no social media before 16, and phone free schools. and here's why imagine this claim. suppose we invented a toy. let's call it the furby or whatever. one of those things in the 80s. suppose you learned that this furby is going to take up about nine hours a day of your child's time. they won't go outside much, they won't get as much sleep. they won't spend much time with frien

born in new york city, mukhopadhyay lives between putnam and brooklyn, new york. do we have representation from brooklyn today? okay, we'll take it. and then last not least, tonight are today's moderators kate harding. she is the author of asking for the alarming rise of rape culture and coeditor of nasty women feminism resistance and revolution in trump's america. she holds an mfa in fiction, a ph.d. in nonfiction and has taught creative writing at stories, studio, chicago and my alma northwestern university, among others. she lives in rogers park. and, well, she's actually making her own bookshop that's opening this fall. it's called jarvis square books. that's awesome. so i'm going to pass it over to kate to kick it off. thanks. hi. thank you so much for that introduction and for having us all. i really excited to be here to talk these two books at a really crucial time for them because there's been a whole lot of talk. the pandemic began about, the great resignation and, quiet quitting and not so quiet quitting. and there's also a lot of stuff going on generat

putnam's sons books for young readers. penguin house. angela the unboxing of a black girl page street publishing in this year's national award for young people's literature goes to kareem between cfa so causing suffering. author. thank you so much. and now salute to asilomar allowed us to thank you to a love for blessing with this dream come true and honoring me with the ability to my dean and omar and beloved prophet muhammad, peace be upon him. i'm thrilled to be here. thank you. national book foundation, young people's literature, judges and involved in making this beautiful event to my fellow nominees. it has been inspiring to read my i read your words along mine, and i pored over your books with great admiration. and thank you to my sister for watching my kids so i can be here. it was not an easy task. there are four of my parents always believing in me. they from syria to give us a better life and. it was a struggle for with the new culture and language, and they showed us what it looked like to be strong, proud muslims. i wouldn't

when i was an au student, and robert putnam wrote an essay that we read a lot in those days, i graduated in 1999. the thought was low voter participation is the first symptom of the collapse of our civic life. if you look at the book he wrote later, bowling alone, that is what he said. well, since he wrote that book, we have had the three highest voter participation elections in american history. the highest was the last election in 2020, had the highest voter participation rates since before women can vote. i am not sure that i would say that therefore i think we are in a healthier place than we were 20 years ago. because there is a way in which intense engagement in politics can be a sign of trouble, too. we have to look for more complex kinds of indicators of civic health than just that simple measure of whether people are voting. i think by a lot of important measures, we are in some trouble. but yeah, some civic literacy is a place to start, certainly. >> thanks for speaking tonight. i've another question about the preamble. we have seen some waves of populism in america, right and

when i was a student, the thought was, and robert putnam wrote it and we read a lot in those days, i graduated in 1999. the thought was, lobar participation if the person some symptom of collapse of use of life. later, that is what he says, the first of his chapters is about participation. since he wrote that book, we have had the three highest voted voter participation elections in american history. the highest was the last election, the 2020 election. the highest voter anticipation rates since before women could vote. i am not sure that i would say, therefore, i think we are in a healthier place than 20 years ago, because there is a way in which intense engagement in politics can be a sign of trouble too. and we have to look for more complex kinds of indicators of civic health, then just that simple measure of whether people are voting. i think a lot of important measures, we are in some trouble. some civic literacy is a place to start, certainly. >> hi, i am george. thanks for speaking tonight. i have another question about the preamble, actually. we have sort of thing weighs a po

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