chuck stone had been a tuskegee airman.ad been the speechwriter for adam clayton powell when adam clayton powell was a congressman. he had been the editor of the chicago defender before he became a senior editor and a columnist at the philadelphia daily news. so chuck stone wasn't afraid of anything. and chuck pulled me aside and he said, "juan, don't be intimidated, first of all. second, document everything. always keep a record of everythinyou do in your correspondence with those in power because you may need that at some point or another." and then he said, "check the union contract." the union contract? so i checked the contract of the newspaper guild. and there was a clause in the newspaper guild contract that said that if a member of the guild had been elected to a public office or an office of public responsibility for a term up to four years, that they could request a leave of absen and then get their job back. so in other words, this thing had been fought over years ago, years before we even became reporters, and t

chuck firing squads, and they will curl. this is the 34th output of fire and a bed of 150,000 people. 30 shaky ravines are recognized by smooth polished slabs of dried granite above the grave stonestheir koli and their path will not johat. it was lesya who died tens of thousands not before people's homes. light, forest and honey, and he is one of the elements, fuck 2010, the first nameplates were self-decorated on firewood . 2010 and so she herself told what she thought she available. here, belarus will have nothing, that all this is a shame is not the essence of burning. she was people. and what is it? because it is. not only jews were slaughtered there, but there they were also slaughtered in the categories of violence and schoolchildren. here are the schools of historians, and she herself is already adding white sheets with the nicknames of the belarusian oceans. today, practical nameplates are cycling, color. bytsin faded in the sun. nature itself is marked by the fact that the judicious death teased tied the forests of people of different nationality knots of different knowledge, their ovulatory country. our countries are proyakye. belarus understood any gestures. the implem

chuck berry, for god sakes. listen winston we've seen songs like brown effectively being banned with the rolling stones, saying they'llg live again because the lyrics deal with the issue of black women being exploited by slavery banning songs is progress . well i certainly don't progress. well i certainly don't think so. i mean , was another think so. i mean, was another political regime that banned the song swing low chariot in 1939? it was the regime, and they banned swing low sweet chariot because it was a song of for. hope african american, african—americans and of course, they were racist regime. and that's the only precedent we're following here, it seems definitely now. winston, do you think that with what we've there from mario that there's now some push back to some of this woke stuff do . you think that 2023 stuff do. you think that 2023 might be the year that woke ideology, censorship cancel culture begins end. well we've all had enough it's just a joke. it's just so silly. we don't we want to sing songs not. all this extra baggage just it's been placed on top of it. it's a load of nonsense. and i think eve

chuck berry, for god sakes. listen winston we've seen songs like brown effectively being banned with the rolling stones, saying they'llg live again because the lyrics deal with the issue of black women being exploited by slavery banning songs is progress . well i certainly don't progress. well i certainly don't think so. i mean , was another think so. i mean, was another political regime that banned the song swing low chariot in 1939? it was the regime, and they banned swing low sweet chariot because it was a song of for. hope african american, african—americans and of course, they were racist regime. and that's the only precedent we're following here, it seems definitely now. winston, do you think that with what we've there from mario that there's now some push back to some of this woke stuff do . you think that 2023 stuff do. you think that 2023 might be the year that woke ideology, censorship cancel culture begins end. well we've all had enough it's just a joke. it's just so silly. we don't we want to sing songs not. all this extra baggage just it's been placed on top of it. it's a load of nonsense. and i think eve

sack official stone by matt gaetz, and lauren boeberts of the world, you want to sacrifice your political career for the trifecta of dumbness over there? i wouldn't. >> it's interesting. chuckey want to do all of these cuts, they ought to show us the plans. >> put it up. >> put the budget on the table. one of the reasons i ran for congress, i'm a dork. watching c-span, jon kasich, they went to the floor, they didn't like bill clinton's budget, so a democrat and republican went to the floor, and said we don't like the budget. this is a budget we would put on the floor, and they laid it out, and said, my god, these people have got integrity, ideas, and plans, and it's why he decided to run. why don't republicans do that now? if they're going to cut medicare which, rick scott has promised to cut medicare, medicaid, social security, he promised to raise taxes on poor americans, why don't they put that on the floor, and vote on it? >> well, because the republican party still believes that they're a party of policy, not a party of grievances, but really they're largely a party of grievances, and if you see that, that's why there's always something they're supposed to be mad at, c