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now that it reached one of the principal media centers, the country learned of every detail.the telegraph and daily newspapers allow people across the vast differences to read about this almost simultaneously and read daily updates as the facts became known. nothing like this would have been possible the decade earlier. of course it is northerners and southerners were reading different versions of the same event. it was misquoted in a chicago paper and said some nervous and pushed and beaten until the desk was torn from its fastenings and then he pitched forward on the floor. a correspondent for south carolina all but rolled his eyes. the telegraph has already spread 100 stories of the transaction, he wrote. many of them are incorrect. it was very irritating to southern man. people in the south reading this description celebrated in food prices for the congressman. it spread of southern reaction across the north. for beating a senator of senatof massachusetts and this was a new phenomenon in itself. but also that other americans celebrated the very event that horrified them.

now that the conflict had reached one of the principal media centers, the country learned of every detailthe telegraph and daily newspapers allowed people across vast distances to read about the caning almost simultaneously and to read daily updates as further facts became known. nothing like this would have been possible a decade earlier. of course, the news was filtered through northern and southern editors, which meant that northerners and southners were simultaneously reading different versions of the same event. a witness quoted in a chicago newspaper said that sumner was ambushed, hemmed in at his desk and beaten mercilessly after he had torn his desk from his fastenings and he pitched forward incensable -- unsensible on the floor. the telegraph has spread 1001 # stories about this transaction, he wrote, many of them incorrect. sumner was beaten, it was true, but not so badly. he's not seriously hurt. his whole speech was of character, very irritating to southern men. people in the south reading this description of the caning celebrated the caning and voted for the congressman who a

children's libraries, the library's in elementary schools and companies go from there turn into a media centers and commuters take priority and books are being stripped up and my brains are being let go but i think is a mistake. we are trying to encourage enthusiasm but i don't think of it as carving out a time for reading. i do think there's always time to read a book. my kids are always shoving into the nooks and crannies of the moments they have imagery everything else. that's ideally what you want because you set aside, it creates this idea of a task, something that has to be done -- like oh, 20 minutes a night, again, the different kind of mindset so i urge parents to think about this, the same commitment the way pens think about violin practice, you think about creating motivation as opposed to extrinsic reward, punishment or inducements because ultimately, it's going to back his choice. from an early age, i would say even if you have a set bedtime routine, where you read to them before bed every night, make sure it's not the only time. it's good for kids to help practice because it's als

libraries in school, the library and the elementary is incredibly rich and become middle school their media centers and computers take the priority in a lot of the books are being stripped out in the librarians being let go which is a mistake because what we're trying to do is encourage enthusiasm. i do think carving out a time for reading, i think it is always time to read a book and my kids are always shoving it into the next and crannies in the little moments that they have in between everything else and that is honestly ideally what you want because to set it aside it creates this idea of a task of something that has to be done. >> the reading logs. >> that 20 minutes tonight, again that's a very different kind of mindset, i urge parents to really think about this, i hate to say it but in the same manipulative way that parents think about violent practice, you have to think about how to write create motivation as to reward or punishment or inducement because ultimately it's going to be that kids choice. from an early age, i would say even if you have for an example is bedtime routine where you

school the libraries and elementary schools are incredibly rich and in middle schools they are media centered and a lot of the books are being stripped out and the librarians are being let go what to think is a mistake. what were trying to do is encourage enthusiasm. i honestly do think that it's always a time to read a book. my kids are always going into the nooks and crannies of little moms say have between everything else and that's obviously what you want. if you set it aside it creates this idea of a task of something that has to be done. >> the reading logs. >> 20 minutes a night. again that's a different kind of mindset. i urge parents to really think about this. it's the same manipulative way that parents think about violent practice. you have to think about how do i create intrinsic motivation as opposed to extrinsic rewards because ultimately it's going to be the kids choice. from an early age i would say even if you have for example a set time or your reading to them before bed every night make sure it's not the only time. it's also especially good for kids to wind down through boo

libraries and other preschools are incredibly rich and come middle school they are turned into media centers and computer take the priority and a lot of books are being stripped out of librarians being let go which is a mistake. we are trying to encourage enthusiasm. i don't think of it as carving out a time for reading. it is always time to read a book. my kids are always shoving it into the looks and crannies a little moments they had in between everything else and that is honestly ideally what you want. to set it aside, it creates this idea of a task, something that has to be done. 20 minutes a night - a very different kind of mindsets. i urge parents to think about this. i hate to say it, the same manipulate away they think about violin practice, you have to think about how do i create intrinsic motivation as opposed to extrinsic reward punishments or inducements because ultimately it is going to be that kid's choice. from an early age i would say even if you have a set routine where you read to them for bed every night make sure that is not the only time so it is good for kids to have t

now that the conflict had reached one of the medias media centers, we learn of every detail. they read read about the caning almost formula taken is late and had read further facts. nothing would've been bought possible decade earlier. the news was filtered through northern and southern editors which meant the northerner and southerners work reading simultaneously different versions of the same event. openness quoted in the chicago newspaper said the summer was ambushed, and then at his desk and beaten mercilessly going for his desk from this from happening and then he pinched forward fellow floor. correspondent in the charleston courier and south all but rolled his eyes. the telegraph is already spread thousand and one stories about this transaction he wrote, many of them incorrect. summer was beaten, it was true but is not seriously hurt. very irritating southerners. people in the south celebrated the caning. and voted prizes for the congressman who had administered the beating. and then something else happened. as quickly as the telegraph had spread the news of the caning

of the center for china and globalization for mohan is gabrielle until a medical student from uganda and from hong kong keith richburg director of the university of hong kong struggle is and media studies center thank you all for joining us we appreciate it very much. i want to start with you gabrielle you so you're and obviously which is where this and pandemic started just what is daily life like there now what are the restrictions that you are still dealing with. it is big news but one so far the locals it's mostly the chinese people who are important going to the supermarkets and the banks and shops of foreigners not so much because we haven't been created you haven't shipped and we haven't shipped . the health courts that we need in order to go to the banks and the supermarkets and all the other places other ways we're able to who we can get permission to leave so on sent walk around the streets which is which is better than not being so nice only it's not so as far as getting this permission these tests and screenings that are needed for you to kind of go wherever you want it's it's dealt differently with chinese as opposed to to foreigners it's a different type of set up

how many people have to die that video what was put together by the media research center funny i didn't see any video or compilation of the media blaming new york governor mario cuomo new york city mayor bill de blasio for the deaths in the state of new york or new york city interesting. i've a question for everybody out there in this day and age of the coronavirus in the pandemic are reporters who need or feel they need or want to cover a news story are they now free still free to visit the site of the story the crime of the event the occurrence or or might the people involved in the story or the store or the business or the corporation or the school in this case say wait a minute where are you from what state you might have the virus we don't want you in here there's a situation going on at liberty university which addresses this the university has filed charges against a new york times photographer and a reporter from pro publica and the problem is they say they were trespassing on liberty university they say they were covering the story about the university opening again although it

professor keith richburg is the director of the journalism and media studies center at the university of hong kong joins us on skype from there good to have you with us the 1st of all is there any evidence at all of this idea of a core group of foreigners who are responsible for a 2nd wave spreading through china. well you know that's the that's the story that the chinese government would like to put out ever since xi jinping announced that the virus was essentially contained in china and that they could certain reopening businesses and reopen factories the numbers of them going up but they've been blaming all of those new numbers of new cases and deaths in china on what they call sorted cases meaning that things can change in china but people coming back into the country are law is it's max a bit of xenophobia to me because number one most of the so-called imported cases are chinese nationals who left the chinese new year and it's not returning or turning from schools that were out of cetera so these are foreigners these are chinese well who are running in the virus and secondly they

among them the heritage foundation which fights taxes and economic regulation $1500000.00 the media research center which fights leftist media bias $12000000.00 the government accountability institute which tracks government corruption and publishes books against hillary clinton 3.7 $1000000.00 the heartland institute which defends climate change skeptics $2800000.00. in new york he even paid for an ad denouncing the construction of a mosque near ground 0 in just 2 years robert mercer became one of the 10 most influential billionaires in politics according to the washington post's. in 2011 breitbart news the right wing online newspaper was in financial difficulty . mercer saw an opportunity and he invested $10000000.00 in the web site. the executive chairman of breitbart was a prominent figure closely linked to trump's campaign stephen bannon. a former goldman sachs trader he became a hollywood producer in the late 1990 s. he wanted to make films and t.v. series to promote his ultra conservative political views. mercer and bad and are very closely associated and by mercer associating himself with s

government to address concerns professor keith richburg is the director of the journalism and media studies center the university of hong kong he says there has been discrimination against africans living in china for some time now. ever since she didn't being announced that the virus was essentially contained in china and that they could start reopening businesses and reopening factories the numbers of them going up but they've been blaming all of those new numbers of new cases and new deaths in china on what they call imported cases meaning that they contain china with people coming back into the country are law it is it's max a bit of xenophobia to me because number one most of the so-called imported cases are chinese nationals who left the chinese new year and at this not returning or returning from schools abroad cetera so these are foreigners these are chinese well who are bringing in the virus and secondly they've been given really notice that cystic supports that real numbers of people coming in with the virus are actually foreigners and all that you know that's kind of the narrative or th

pressure from china or keith richburg is director of the university of hong kong's journalism and media studies centerhe says the interview exposes the w.h.o. bias towards china. it just shows the kind of craziness of this position we're in where we cannot recognize taiwan as a governing entity which it is because of china's insistence that it's not a country so it can't be a member of the w.h.o. so that the view h.-o. cannot coordinate or cannot even discussed i won and in fact pretends not to hear the question it's perceived that the w.h.o. is a bit of a laughingstock when they go to beijing and they praise china to the hilt people have been asking how much money china must be giving to the joe they've been asking how much money china gives to ethiopia because the director general of the w.h.o. is an ethiopian it's been the w.h.o. actually in some ways it's not that when he gets off well they were they were basically praising china's lockdown measures of you know millions of people locked in their apartments when people inside were saying those measures are actually quite harsh and quite draconian i

the white house today is pushing back only reports in the left wg national media that centers for diseaseontrol director dr. rot redfield suggests there will bea major resurgence of the wuhan vs over the winter. saying there is a possibility te assault of the virus on our natn next winter will be more diffict than the one we just went throu. when i said this to others theyt their head back and they don't understand what i mean. we'll have the flu epidemic ande very the -- and the coronavirusc at the same time' as the seasonl flu kicks in. >> let me address that comment y the cdc director robert redfiel. the mainstream media is taking m out of context. what he was trying to say is everyone get your flu shot. the flu comes back in the fall. that's what he was saying. but leave sit to cnn and other networks to take those commentst of context. lou: a new report from the associated press on the effectiveness of hydroxychloroqe has become the latest attempt by the media to use a headline that doesn't match the story. the headline, more deaths, no benefit from malaria drug in v sarks virus study

media provides positive spin. like that this will hand quarantine center. where favorites you don't hear about armed guards showing up for. a. pressure trial there for a 4 year freeze on the divorce case and our lives here. were there when talk about watching all this unfold in the mines is a journalist from who had. he spoke to us on the condition that we hide his identity for fear of reprisal will call him. and we be she waved him into the coverage has to be positive anything that is demoralising is not allowed to be reported. in regards to the topics we can't touch basically there are a lot of them. every day we receive updates on what topics we can't report on the phone banking there are also restrictions from the local authorities us and basically it's hard to interview the doctors and government servants. jun 1st heard about the virus from friends who are doctors to tell you we've got to look you in the face one of them told me the situation in this hospital is very green. he was complaining to me because some doctors were wearing protective suits and

doctor erica, pan also says the only media emergency center has been activated at a county wide lev and that they are focusing on securg long-term care failities as well as aggressive case tracing. tion and contact >>despite the same home order and continued calls for physical distancing some out with one mission uring protesting the very guidelines there defying this is happening. despite governors and health care officials are urging everyone to heed the warningsabout spreading covid-19 as naasha chen reports now these demonstrators, one businesses reopen it. >>presters stood shoulder to shoulder in many states over the last several days. a voice frustrations with stay at home orders and to demand an end to the economic shutdown brought on by coronavirus freedom and liberty. ignoring social distancing meases that have been key in slowing the deadly pandemic spread many gathered at the steps of state capitals directing anger toward governors, whom president trump criticized saturday some of the governors have gotten carried away, but it's the trump administration who told those very go