people was new york times best selling author roxanne gay who received numerous e-mails from jonathan weisman one which stated i believe you owe me an enormous apology and if you would hear me out i think you would agree also this week c.n.n. anchor and definitely not a godfather character chris cuomo was caught on film threatening to throw a man down a set of stairs because he jokingly called him fredo after the godfather character this is an aberration that was one can see tweets over the years from cuomo to random practically anonymous twitter users like this one in which he wrote maybe you were hit with a rock that made you confuse facts. has the e-mail journalists replace the walter cronkite's of the world who held back 30 years in rage in order to be a sense of strength for readers and viewers in other news weight watchers now known as w w released crowborough a weight loss app for children that's right now your young son or daughter can get a jump start on their body dysmorphic disorder for as low as $12.00 a week are we over protecting the adults while forcing kids to grow up too fast

so i guess the 1st new york times editor jonathan weisman he sort of initially got trouble because of the doubling down it wasn't even that he just posted something silly which he does a lot of just bad takes in general he gets attention for it he sort of doubles down and he is theory that he was doubling down on with saying this opponent being african-american was a problem is that he said that p.p. was essentially saying people of color don't represent people in cities. like cities in the midwest or in the south and all of this. ok it's not racist but is it not kind of racist adjacent to sit there and say these things to bring up this and is absolutely completely like i feel like he even if you was thinking that that should have been that shouldn't have been something that he should just put on twitter i think actually lead by example and everest and trump started putting all of his policies on twitter every single other person thought that oh it's appropriate to put our personal thoughts and opinions when they actually should be accountable to a higher standard the president of the