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so, we know well that no matter how powerful, no person, not even the president, will ever have dominion over objective reality. [applause] senator flake: the major difference between politicians and free press is the free press usually corrects itself when they make a mistake. we politicians usually don't. any of you have spent time in public life we felt news that was jaded or unfair. to employ even idle threats, to use laws or regulations to stifle criticism or to take away credentials is corrosive to our democratic institutions. simply put it is the press' obligation to uncover the truth about power. it is the people's right to criticize our government and it is our job as politicians to take it. [applause] senator flake: the question of why the truth is now under such assault may well be for historians to determine. but for those who cherish american constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on america and her people and her standing in an increasingly unstable world that is made more unstable by this arsing of truth. what matters is the daily disassembling of our democra

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so we know no matter how powerful, no person, not even the president will ever have dominion over objectivety. [applause] of course the major difference between politicians and the free press is that the press when it makes a mistake. we politicians usually don't. any of us that have spent time in public life have endured news coverage that we felt was jaded or unfair. in our possession to have even idle threats for the laws and regulations to stifle the criticism or to take away credentials as corrosive to our democratic institutions. simply put, it is the press obligation to uncover the truth about the power. it's the people's right to criticize their government and it's our job as politicians to take it. [applause] it may be for the historians but for those who cherish american constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on america and her people in her standing g and increasingly unstable world that is made more unstable by this parsing of truth what matters is the daily disassembling of our democratic institutions. if we compromise the truth for the sake of politics, we are lo

before the audience of diversity and equity diversity inclusion used the occasion to expand their dominion. many campuses have created by its response teams modeled presumably on the active shooter response teams on the assumption discrimination is so rampant and lethal but a defense force is needed. freshman orientations feature seminars and talk to masculinity and privilege. students are taught they are either be oppressed or the oppressors. if you are not female, black, hispanic or any of the 116 and still in a test sites and categories of gender, the only way you could escape being an oppressor is play becoming an ally something usually associated with the war and the thinking is students of color are literally in a war zone on college campuses and need allies from the opposing side to survive. am i exaggerating, i am not. you see the equity and inclusion with banners throughout campus reminding students of the university's paramount mission assigning guilt and innocence and the ruthlessly competitive token pool of victimhood. one featured a female student and hispanic male student all

and so, we know well that no matter how powerful, no person, not even the president will ever have dominionver objective reality. [applause] of course, the major difference between politicians and the free press is the press usually corrects itself when it makes a mistake. we politicians usually don't. any of us who have spent time in public life have endured news coverage that we felt was jaded or unfair. in our positions, to employ eitheven idle threat, to use las or regulations despite the criticism, or to take away credentials is corrosive to our democratic institution. simply put, it is the press' obligations to uncover the truth about power. it is the people's right to criticize their government. it is our job as politicians to take it. [applause] sen. flake: the question of why the truth is now under such a salt may be well for historians to determine. for those who cherish american constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on america and her people, in an increasingly unstable world that is made more unstable by this parsing of truth. what matters is the daily disassembly

i like american electric power, dominion, and clorox which had the best quarter you need to be careful of this strategy if jay powell keeps tightening there may be a lot of money bet that, well, wait a second, bid on the sidelines, it is time to come in. these are investors who regard a classic big event. i think many, many investors are expecting a big rally. i suggest under that scenario you play in reverse. you sell them and you sell them hard you can keep the republican stock but don't overstay your welcome. no deal with china will be reach. and then i think we will get a rate hike and a statement that the punch bowl must be smashed to smithereens the biggest issues of the market won't be decided in the polls. let's go to ted in georgia. >> caller: thanks for taking my car. i have a question about pay com software it has growth, return on equity. debt with equity 4%. and a 90% client we tension rate based on their last couple of ten ks our faculty raves about the interface. here is my question. it has got a 62 pe which is about three times its growth rate and that is far out of ste

westbound georgetown pike before old dominion drive.e have traffic alternating through that are right now. eastbound before 29, the left side is blocked by a crash. crystal city station, yellow and blue line shutdown for maintenance. >> 270 at the top o the beltway looking goodht r now. >> thank you. it's 5:53. when your favorite animal is a panda, it's not every day get to see one up close. yesterday i came within arms reach of tian tian at the national zoo. nes usive behind the s access for a special procedure for one of d.c.'s most famous residents. >> for a 275 pound giant panda, he's a agreeable patient. >> he fathered three cubs born at the national zoo. he's csidered an older bear and they have to make sure he stays healthy. >> you might equate him to a human entering their retirement stage of life. they're not very b old they're entering the senior citizen period of their life. >> the zoo invited us to observe him getting his annual cardiac ultrasound. this is the first time he had visitors for this procedure so i was instructed

mcan, westbound georgetown pike before old dominion drive. car on its side.ic now alternating through. maintenance buses available. yellow and blue line through that area t traveles are okay. top of the beltway. typical slow down. not bad for fridayra and . remember to listen to wtop 1.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> it's 6:53. when your favorite animal is a panda, it's not every day you close. see one up yesterday i came within arms reach of tian tian t at national zoo. i could have reached out to hug him. they wouldn't let meou . >> they gave ussive behind theluxc e scenes access to one d.c.'s most famous >>residents. for a 275 pounds giant panda, tian tian is an agreeable patient. >> so exciting today. >> he fathe three cubs born at the national zoo. at 21 he's considered an older bear. >> you might equate him to a human entering retirement stage of life. not very o but the senior cizen part of their life. >> the zoo invited us to observe him getting his annual cardiac ultrasound. i was instructed not to speak in case i startled him.>> eing able to evalu

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chancellors of equity, diversity, and inclusion, who use the students' breakdown to expand their dominions. nevertheless, it is something that can be taken on. because it is empirically provable that campuses, at least american campuses, we can prove are not places of discrimination. there is not a single faculty hiring search that isn't one desperate effort to find qualified females and underrepresented minorities who have not already been snatched up by better endowed campuses. there is not a single school or professional school in the country that is not employing vast and extraordinarily destructive racial preferences to admit some critical mass of underrepresented minorities, putting those students at an extraordinary competitive disadvantage. that disadvantage, which has een called mismatch by richard , in a book that should be a required reading, is also what is driving the delusion, because students who are artificially catapulted into an academic environment for which they are not prepared -- and this is not limited to race. it would apply to gender. if i was admitted to m.i.t. wi

restin, after dominion parkway, wera have that hanging around.a little bit here, arlington northbound395 before boundary, left lane blocked by a crash. eastbound southwest freeway, the crash there in the right lane. zooming back out here, you can see no other big complaint around town. slow in all of the typical spots. travel times, 270 southbound 36 miles per hour. 95 northbound looking pretty good there at 24 minutes. 66 in bound, 34 miles per hour, 95 north in virginia, 30 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in youry. car to >>> news 4 is working for you in the community helping families stay warm this winter. helping the salvation army collect gently used coats for those in need. donations being acceptedow through december 15th at the salvation army's todo d.c. office. i am kicking things off on news 4 you can drop off any coats at any burke and herbert's branch. the coats will be handed out to ose in need. we have a list on the nbc washington app. search share the warmth. awesome work they do with the salvation army handi

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nicely completing dominion that stretched right around the earth coastline of the persian gulf which it would take since an eight hundred twenty s. . good morning gentlemen are doing so to get on some twenty to set up. and it's youngest. and most carefree. mark sykes who was kitchener's military assistant kitchener was the secretary of state for war and he delegated the job of sitting on the committee sykes mark sykes had been born into a wealthy family in yorkshire in the north of england in eight hundred seventy nine . he studied at cambridge university and was elected as a conservative member of parliament. in one thousand enough. he like to give the impression of being an expert on the middle east based on his travels in the region but he was not quite the authority as it was sometimes assumed. he presented the bunsen committee with his vision of a new near east region as rich as a joke and this will be our use to come up himself with a different plan which is something completely different a much more old fashioned. was to create a quarter of across the middle east so he was pla

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nicely completing dominion that stretched right around the earth coastline of the persian gulf which it would take since an eight hundred twenty s. . good morning gentlemen are doing so to get on some twenty to set up. and it's youngest. and most carefree. oxides who was kitchener's military assistant kitchener was the secretary of state for war and he delegated the job of sitting on the committee sykes mark sykes had been born into a wealthy family in yorkshire in the north of england in eight hundred seventy nine . he studied at cambridge university and was elected as a conservative member of parliament. in one thousand enough. he like to give the impression of being an expert on the middle east based on his travels in the region but he was not quite the authority as it was sometimes assumed. he presented the bunsen committee with his vision of a new near east region as riches and this will be our use had come up himself with a different plan which was something completely different a much more old fashioned that was to create a quarter of across the middle east so he was planning

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the 1860 census for virginia shows 112 episcopal ministers living in the old dominion. of those 112 three fourths of the clergy or participants and a system that condemned now. the invisible church denomination was among the first to establish a confederate church. clergy servedval as chaplains in the confederate armies. this now the denomination that lashes out at confederates in general and lee in particular. neighborhood the lee memorial stained window was taken out of the national cathedral dedicated 64 years earlier it was removed as was the plaque on which were the words lee was a christian soldier without fear and without reproach. that when in the duck too. -- don't. they are now delighted to show you the crypt of another vip they have woodrow wilson. one of the most outspoken segregationists of his age. long knownon church as the property lee memorial church has changed its name. at christ church were lee and george washington worship, likes to their memory were taken down because they may worshipers feel unsafe and unwelcome. then he added this is the church n

the 1860 census for virginia shows 112 ministers living in the old dominion. of those 112 clergy, 86 owned slaves. three-fourths of the clergy were participants in a system frowned upon then and soundly condemned now. the church was among the first to establish a confederate church. over 100 clergy served as chaplains in the confederate armies. and this is now the denomination that lashes out at confederates and lee in particular. just in our neighborhood, the memorial was taken out of the national cathedral. dedicated 64 years earlier it was removed as was the plaque on which were the words lee was a christian soldier without fear and without reproach. that went in the dump too. and yet officials today will be just delighted to show you the crypt of another vip they have. woodrow wilson, one of the most outspoken segregationists of his age. the lexington church well known as the robert e. lee memorial church changed its name. at christ's church, plaques to their memory were take down because said the minister they made it unsafe and unwelcome. then she added

the 1860 census for virginia it shows 112 episcopal members living in the old dominion. of those 112 clergy 86 owned slaves. three force of the clergy was participants in a system frowned upon then and is condemned to now. the denomination was the first to establish a confederate church. over 100 episcopal clergy service chapmans in the confederate army. this is now the denomination that lashes out at confederates in general and lee in particular . just in our neighbor, you are aware of the fact that the lee memorial state when it was taken out of the national cathedral, dedicated 64 years earlier, and removed as well as the plaque on which was the words that lee was a christian soldier without fear and without reproach. that went into the dump too. yet officials today would be just delighted to show you another vip they had, woodrow wilson. one of the most outspoken segregationists of his age. the lexington church well known as the robert e lee memorial church, change the name. christchurch alexandria were both lee and washta worship, plaques were taken down because the

and it's revoked in 1684 the trouble begins, we have the following several years of turmoil, the dominion of new england, almost a military like rule, if you will. citizens lose freedom, the toleration of faith is enforced which we think is great but the puritans were not big fans of. to the point where he is overthrown and replaced by the interim government, the old government that is weak and ineffective and trying to fight off a new war. and meanwhile, early in 1692 people here of the coming of the governor, from england with the new charter and almost the day he arrived is the day the afflictions begin to grow and multiply in salem village because people are nervous about what this means. and all of these things are seen as signs. by puritans as a sign of god's displeasure. everything in the 17th century is a sign of god's pleasure or displeasure in an age before science and reason. so in many ways these are all part of a feeling of spiritual decline in the colony and the thing that something is truly a -- wrong. let's talk about puritan decline, i won't spend too much time with these

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. >> reporter: old dominion taking home their first cma for vocal group of the year. >> holding thiss. >> we've loved you for a long time. you've been legit for a long time. >> thank you. ♪ tell me what got you ♪ i just got to know >> reporter: the cmas hosted by brad paisley and the very pregnant carrie underwood. ♪ country music's biggest night is here in nashville ♪ ♪ yeah >> this cannot be easy. >> no, i can't imagine what is like. >> talk to me as an artist, a singer using your diaphragm, when there is a baby almost ready to come out sitting on your -- what you need to sing, how is she pulling that off tonight? >> i toured when i was pregnant. i made a record when i was pregnant. there's something about -- something about it that's freeing as well. you feel so confident and so like mother earth and like strong and there's something about it that has that side of it too. >> she doesn't have to suck it in. >> there you go. >> martina mcbride and i, forging a special bond. >> here we go. >> good evening, america. >> reporter: tasked with presenting male vocalist of the year. >> wha