so that's patriotism. nationalism carries a certain amount of arrogance and the danger with nationalism carried to extremes, you can have extreme economic nationalism and also racial nationalism and we know this and one of the things i wanted to do with this book is remind people of the historical perspective. >> .. i am suggesting that with the authoritarian nature of the present presidency, sometimes it's only a short distance to extreme nationalism which can lead to nativism and then that leads to tribalism. and in a great historical never before in the history of mankind experiment in history of the united states, that tribalism if we ever listened to tribalism, then we are through as the land of the free and the home of the brave. >> in your chapter entitled steady, and for those of you with the book, i'm going to read from page 249, because you have this analogy of a pendulum. you are speaking about on 249 you've had this rheumatic fever and you been listening to edward r. murrow on the radio and the

a kneeler can be a patriot. some patriots stand. some kneel.'m not saying that everybody would agree with those who kneel, but they're trying to call attention to racial injustice, specifically as they see it with law enforcement. we need to have a conversation about that. the idea that they are somehow against the u.s. military, not patriotic, this is an old political technique. it's been used against dissenters since the beginning of the country. for example, those women in the 19th century who wanted to get the right to vote for women were called unpatriotic. they were called socialists, even communists, but they were on the right side of the issue. so we always need to consider what it is the dissenters are saying. so rather than cast aspersions on them, i'm prepared to listen to what they have to say and make a decision of whether i agree with it or not. >> you've interviewed every president since eisenhower. how would you describe the presidency today compared to other presidents that you have covered? >> well, i'm glad you asked because

ourselves to be patriotic but not so good news is we think we are becoming less patriotic as a nation what we consider to be patriotic falls right down party lines. the survey throughout some brand names and asked those to rate how patriotic those brands were. conservatives top five patriotic brands are. [cheering and applause] liberals top five for the peri period. [crowd boos] no crossover whatsoever. that is a shame. surely there is something we can all agree is patriotic. ♪. greg: that is a proud little chicken. [cheering and applause] tasted delicious. tyrus, were we ever break from this kind of tribal lanes that we all take? it seems like an evolutionary tactic. we all had to create our own type that we didn't like anyone who is different and this pleads now into everything. >> who did they pull? i mean, for real. nra is great but i don't wake up in the morning and say let's see what the nra is doing. greg: they probably gave a listening. >> it just seems that those things aren't real. the army, the flag, the president, the deeds, boy scouts, i like football now school but when

part of this is, you know, patriotism. patriotism includes recognizing we have our faults.nalism is more of a chest beating. that's the reason i want to do reflections on patriotism. i don't think we spent enough time thinking about the difference, a deep love of the country. wouldn't die for the country, but recognizing that we always going for that distant star, the polar star, trying to get better. nice when they take the attitude, we are the greatest in the world. it's important, tavis. extreme nationalism, we know what that needs to. extreme economic nationalism in the 1920s lives great depression. based on race nationalism led to adolf hitler. we, in america, worry about the talk of nationalism. we need to talk about patriotism. what is patriotism in the second decade of the 21st century. >> i want to come back to that. since you went there, there's a beautiful chapter in this book, a beautiful section about your covering the murder of evers. mega's youngest son is on this program. his niece, you know them all, she did your make up and my make up. so, we have the ever

the pacific patriots network is not going. we respect the patriots and the people that want to go out there and do that, but as far as oregon and idaho is concerned, that's not what we're here to do. >> us and ppn and oregon 3 percent and the other patriot groups and leadership said, "no, that's not what we're here for." >> i had no idea, i had no intention, that something this drastic would come from this. >> the burns incident absolutely separated the patriot movement. what happened in malheur felt offensive. it felt like you're taking the fight to them, rather than defending somebody else. >> narrator: ammon was left with a core group of supporters. many of them had been at the standoff in bunkerville. >> over the first initial days of the occupation, we were able to identify a core group of leadership who were active in recruiting people to come to the refuge and communicating with the press. >> narrator: one of ammon's closest allies at malheur was an old family friend. >> lavoy finicum. i'm a rancher in northern arizona.

a huge swipe at the right, she says the patriotism is perverted. holiday headache in the making, the record number of people hitting the road for christmas. ♪ ♪ i'll be home for christmas ♪ >> my mom was afraid of the water. something she did not want me to feel. swim lessons changed my life. thanks mom. visit usaswimmingfoundation.org, to find, get or give a swim lesson. heather: donald trump unveiling his national security strategy stressing america have strengthened economic security, rivals like china and russia on notice was what message is he sending the rest of the world to give the director of advocacy and policy at the independence fund, bob carey, was at the president's address and joins us with his perspective. thank you for taking the time to join us. let's begin by going over the four principles that were in the national security strategy, number one protecting the homeland, advancing american prosperity, preserving peace through strength and enhancing american influence. do you consider one more important than the other? >> peace thro

it is patriotic. and the president, and tried to be as respectful of the office of the presidency as i can. but this effort, to shift the public perception of these dissenters as unpatriotic and against the military and against the flag, is frankly unconscionable and that is what is unpatriotic. [applause] >> in fact, you write on page 35 dissent is doubly necessary to resist the slide integrator autocracy. he said something a second ago about your respect for the office. it was hope you got going full on. i will go maybe halfway into that. [laughter] to me, as an, and certainly as an african-american, watching the president of the united states on a tuesday in august, in the lobby of his autonomous talent fifth avenue, give moral equivalence, make a moral equivalency between the nazis, white supremacists and the bigots marching on charlottesville with the people who came out to counter protest was a bridge too far for me. >> it was for me as well. >> i thought that one action, donald trump created th

rob: sarah silverman calling patriotism perverted.e in washington with more on this. >> here is the buzz on sarah silverman, she loves america but said in an interview with vice that as a nation, quote, we are so divided and we can't even agree on the fact of what we are fighting over. silverman, the hosts of her own show on who lou, i love you america, is creating quite a stir with her comments with what she says is the current state of the nation, adding in her interview patriotism is perverted. we are not on the same page of what it means. to me being patriotic is loving your country, being a citizen, having a voice, being e pluribus unum. how perverted is it to go from we are one to we are number one which is such a childish idea? silverman claims donald trump is to blame for perverted patriotism and conservatives as a pool in america have created two kind of patriotism but she adds they are more alike than they are different. she blames the differences between the two groups in the media, silverman opining we are just getting our

patriots beat the bills 37-16.o patriots, just like the redskins today, happy campers are saying, this one kind of the bow on the present on christmas eve. the presents what they're getting their family, their kids, they got a win for christmas. live from fedex field, sherree burruss. >>> thank you. santa and his eight reindeer still over our shoulder. they are getting closer and closer to our area, so we hope all the good little boys and girls get to bed early tonight. that about wraps it up for us tonight. nightly news is coming up next. good night, everybody and merry christmas to you. >>> tonight the final countdown. a shipping and shopping frenzy before midnight. if you're not down yet, there are still last minute deals to be had. >>> also the holiday forecast. let it snow. we'll tell you who's getting a white christmas. >>> president trump celebrating at his private club in palm beach wishing troops a merry christmas and taking aim at a familiar target. >>> a tragedy in the sky this christmas eve. deadly plan

and for me the other side is the patriot movement. we've all seen them in the news and online.ight-wing groups and militias who believe the constitution is under threat and are preparing to protect it by any means necessary. >> we love our country, and we fear for it right now. >> for them resisting big government is a way of life. for them a liberal agenda is a threat to our very freedom. i'm on my way to meet a militia member who goes by "silverback." a welder who publishes videos on a youtube channel called resist the tyranny, guns, gear and politics. >> gun owners have been under attack for a long time. because they say things like what you think, people should be allowed to own tanks and nuclear weapons and helicopters and all of that stuff? well, yes, i do. >> he calls his group the southern arizona militia and manages operations out of the suburbantusen home he shares his girlfriend. >> this is silverback. how are you doing? >> his militia is less than a year old but already has more than 20 official members. >> well, our goal pretty much is being trained and prepared. l

joining the patriots really hurts pittsburgh fans. harrison can now give the patriots vital info.he offensive lineman things harrison has ruined his legacy by going to the patriots. >> when he erased himself. let's be serious. if you didn't want to be here come out and say it. don't make it look like the team's fault. let's be serious. >> all right. do a little throwback thursday. vince carter turning back the clock last night at 40 years old. carter, the oldest player in the nba but still able to take down the lebron. 24 points. first time ever a player that old has scored more than 20 points in nba history. cavs lose second in a row. 109-95. >>> iowa beating boston college. boston college players couldn't wear their normal cleats, slipping and sliding. mid game many of them changing out and into basketball sneakers. despite the change, iowa still beat boston college. >>> finally, in the always entertaining fosterer farms bowl in california, perdue with the ball before the half. and check out what they did. they were in that kneel down formation but they hand the ball off to 5'7"

. >> i'm not in the first on patriotism but to start a conversation about patriotism is to make sure that people do understand there is a difference between patriotism and nationalism. it is a deep love of country but to be a patriot is humility. a true patriot to beat on your chest to say we're better than everybody else that you are humble enough to know to have a more perfect union and to seek a more perfect union. that is patriotism and nationalism as arrogance and then carried through extremes you can have extreme economic nationalism and also racial nationalism and we know one of the things i wanted to do is remind people of the historical perspective that follows. that extreme nationalism in 1920s led to the great depression. and racial nationalism led to adolf hitler. i am not suggesting we are at this point but the authoritarian nature of the presidency sometimes it is only a short distance from extreme nationalism that can lead to tribalism. there are great historical experiments of the united states that tribalism if we ever descend into that we are through as the land of

patriots failing to convert on third down all night. 0-11. this was a stunner to wake up to. >>. >>> all right 19 minutes past the hour. russian president vladimir putin showing off some clout in the middle east. what did we learn from his first visit to a russian air base in syria? it we go live to moscow. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> russian president vladimir putin declaring victor over isis in syria during a visit to a russian air base. also ordering a partial withdrawal of russian troops from the war torn country. >>reporter: good morning. that's right. already, russian forces that have been fighting on behalf of the syrian president have started deploying back to their home bases in russian in time fo

they're talking about -- they're looking at the end of slavery in patriotic. they're talking about to a lesser extent, but nonetheless, it's happening, the end of the war of 1812 and 18 14. they are especially concerned with the american encroachment in the caribbean, especially in the case of haiti. and so they're thinking both locally and globally. and probably the thing that dominates african-american concern is this is violence. we talk about lynching and how much of a problem this is, how it comes to define unfairly in many respects an entire the region of the country when lynching is happening almost everywhere in the country. but the additional practice of racial terrorism that deeply concerns african-americans, in fact, terrorizes them, is the bizar bizarre macabre practice of lighting african-americans on fire. mott just their property. so arson is a problem, but lighting black people in particular on fire. so, again, these are the kinds of things that we're talking about and, therefore, an important back drop for how, then, african-americans will com

they were the opposite of patriots. but that's what they call themselves and ultimately we had to default to that because languages are fairly elastic thing and it shines a light of them you can't help but text by that name. when people hear patriot movement now they think militias and hopefully when they hear alt-right after if we sign enough light on them they will think [inaudible] >> neil, neo-nazi yeah, and i think that's a perfectly accurate term. >> so, how did the right wing media create a platform for this? you're talking about the epistemic bubble and that is very much a product of certain types of right wing media, fox news, more and more in that direction, limbaugh all the way down to info wars and what is that and how does that create and set the scene for the alt-right? >> well, it gets everybody within the moment a sort of rationalization in explanation for news events and this is something i saw them doing in the militia movement in the '90s that they could take any days new cement and translate it throu

he will say instead it is precisely because i understand the true meaning of patriotism that i say my country must listen to our urgent needs, and must respond in exchange for our support. this is exactly what women are doing. let's be clear war is a perfect time for concessions, at least to ask for them, because you're needed. it's true. it's totally true. another person who is -- a describer as a little lady who packs a punch ida b. wells made the case for urgency and the lynching long before her counterparts understood. ida w. wells is a journalist who is writing about the war, writing about this crisis both physical -- in the case of wells and de boyce in particular, though not exclusively, it's important for us to represent that they have connections overseas. they went to school overseas or lectured overseas. they're able to tap into those alliances to find out what's happening in europe, to find out what humanitarian losses this next picture is of african-american journalist who are gathering at a conference in d.c., and trying to outline what will be the key issues that they p

that is the least patriotic.se on the left it's patriotic if it's against america. ed: what do you think about john emailing us his top patriotic brands budweiser. ralph lauren. pete: folds of honor and. ed: and ford motor company. i think general motors. folds of honor. rachel: that's all-american, man. pete: budweiser bought by a foreign company. maybe coors light? keep them coming foxnews.com. what do you think? president trump says the visa lottery program allows the worst of the worst into the u.s. including the failed port authority bomber. dr. sebastian gorka says the president is absolutely right. he joins us next. ♪ [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations

patriots win 23-3. most wins against one team in nfl history.ollege basketball legends facing off as the first head coach back in the dmv. leading their squads, the legend, patrick ewing, and dixon. >> this is all new to me. for me to have this unbelievable opportunity, it's been a second dream of mine. for me to be in a position where i can lead young men, help prepare them for life and teach them the game of basketball, it's been a lot of fun. we have not won a game yet but there's going to be a learning curve for all of us. we will give our all on both ends and we are lookingrw i am looking forward to watching pat get georgetown back to where they should be, and for him to be able to come back to his alma mater and give back, i'm excited for him. >> forcing the turnover, and on the other end, it's wa17 points for him. second half, now just a two-point game, and bolden, he just goes to work. spots up and knocks down this huge three. bolden also with 17 in the game. and 66% from behind the arc. and then the winner of the fine-looking belt. afte

cruncher virtually minute the patriots steelers game.place too much a role in the sport. last night it certainly played a role in the steelers patriots game. pittsburgh comes together late. scores a late touchdown for the steelers but they take a second look at and they determined that he didn't quite have possessions so it's not a touchdown and then just a couple plays later ben rothfuss berger gets intercepted and the new england patriots steal away this game. they also snapped the eight-game winning streak with the same workers adding injury to insult. antonio brown partially tore his calf muscle reportedly had to be hospitalized and will miss the rest of the regular season and playoffs. who knows straight philadelphia eagles played the first game since he suffered the injury. eagles still check out the celebration after this touchdown. they are going to keep the football. the celebrations continue in the eagles eli manning in the 434 yards. a fun touchdown celebration here from the vikings covered off. he grew off in cincinnati watch

there is no question of their , not only their patriotism but their martial heroism. they found it quite insulting that it even took, that there was any public debate about it, but that it took so long for the wilson administration to make some firm decisions. going into the war, there were approximately 10,000 career soldiers and another 5000 african americans who were national guardsmen. however, especially after the mutiny, as it was called, in houston, the united states does the exact opposite of what would seem logical. rather than take the men who had field experience, the very few american soldiers who had field experience, who even had some experience with the debacle called our aerial warfare in mexico, rather than send them to france as the first wave, we in fact send them to the deep parts of the philippines and hawaii in order to quell this concern that if you taught black men to shoot, the first thing they would do is turn their guns on white people. for african-americans, this is an added insult because they feel as though they are in fact well positione

so the patriots and steelers played and if they had played in had won.in an nfl stadium, the patriots win. >> we have rules and the rule books are thick. let's watch. already the fourth quarter. steelers trail, 34 seconds down. roethlisberger, jesse james, did he score, yes. sure looked like it. on replay they review and complicated rule and ruled that franco harris' immaculate reception didn't count. here's roethlisberger, fakes the spike, throws the pick. do not throw a slant. they win, 11-3. they got the tiebreaker. patriots, roethlisberger, sad. >>> aaron rodgers' first game since week six. out 64 days and packers trail, and he did not look sharp. there's his third touchdown pass. three picks, richard rogers, carolina territory and hits alison on the slant except alison fumbles the boil and spoil the return of aaron rodgerss, 31-24. packers 7-7 and most likely out of the playoffs. >> victor axelson won singles in badminton. >>> up next the emergency that had chick-fil-a opening on a sunday. >>> also the prince and the ex-president, while harry is sit

because if you are you need to shut up with the partisan talk about the dedicated professional and patriotic officials the political influences on the team and he said that firing mueller admits would be a mistake. here it is. >> it apeers that some of the president's allies are starting to lay the ground work for him to fire robert mueller. what would that mean if the president fired the special counsel? >> i read that the president's own lawyer said that's not going to happen. i think it would be a mistake myself. >>> you worried that the ground work is being laid to fire

i don't think they understand what real patriotism.hink talking about these democratic values in order to make america great again, remember we have to that what we stand for and what our ideals are, this is an important message. >> and ana, i just want to get your reaction to something we talked about a little earlier in the show. and that is john kelly's nostalgic look back at the 1950s when women were sacred and held sacred in america and sadly they no longer are. >> couldn't get their own credit cards and couldn't work outside the home and couldn't get a legal abortion. those sacred days? yeah. you heard what i heard. i found general kelly's talk today to be fairly disturbing. i think everyone's picked out of it the parts of it that were moving and laudable and eloquent. but i think the overwhelming message of that talk that he gave, that scolding that he gave was ominous from this idea that women should be held sacred, which is actually a step backwards to the fact that he only called on members of the press that said they knew a

and they were only saved by the patriot missile system which got better.ondemn their run. all of this is making a volatile part of the world more tense. we don't have it here but something we should've mentioned why we were going through the news. saudi arabia has unveiled a huge big budget, the first of which is really unprecedented in its history. moving away from oil dependence. there is a lot going on, both politically and economically. andrew cotter bit of time to this story. 0h, economically. andrew cotter bit of time to this story. oh, dear. one would assume that whoever has made this is probably going to be looking for a newjob in the new year. striking similarities between donald trump and hillary clinton. it is not as it gives me and their subsidiaries don't have the ability to make technology like this.|j think it looks a bit likejimmy carter. i agree with the twitter consensus entirely. it looks an awful lot like they have built it before the election result was announced. they thought they would restyle the week. but not much, to be honest. th

to the patriots' 10 yard line.roethlisberger, pass is picked off. patriots win 27-24. and they're in the driver seat for top spot in the afc. great win for the niners. we'll have more from the nfl coming up at 6:00 p.m. hope to see you then. >> i remember the previous '84 they had to create their own defense -- no, bob hayes. i'm sorry. bad >>> that's it for abc7 news at 5:00. we thank you for your time. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm carolyn tyler. we're going to leave you with moments from today's memorial service celebrating the life of mayor ed lee. we'll see you back here at 6:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, breaking news. blackout at america's busiest airport. major airlines forced to ground and cancel flights. thousands of travelers trapped in darkness. up to 100 planes stuck on the tarmac. >> it's pitch darkness in the airport. >> the ripple effect as holiday travel gets off to a chaotic start. >>> also tonight, president trump's transition team taking aim at the special counsel. accusing him of improperly obtaining

and give the patriots vital info how the steelers do things and the offensive lineman pouncey think to new england. >> when he erased himself. he erased his own legacy here. let's be serious f. you don't want to be here, come out and say it. you think the organization want to get rid of james harrison? let's be serious. come on now. >>> nba came out and said that lebron fouled three times by kevin durant in the christmas day matchup and all three of the fouls went uncovered. lebron says he would be more understanding about it if the refs would tell him, yeah, missed that one. >> for me the worst thing is when i go and talk to the ref and they say it was nothing. like, i go over. you didn't see that? no. i didn't think it was nothing. no call. no foul. that's the worst. for me. >>> iowa and boston college attian tee stadium. so cold and the field so frozen that boston college's players they couldn't wear their normal cleats and slipping and sliding and midway through the game many of the players changed out of the cleats into basketball sneakers. despite the change, iowa won 27-20. >

of, once again, winning it all, of course, always patriots. >>> speaking of paths they pick up jamesrison who was released less than a week ago. harrison is a five time pro bowl linebacker and 2008 defensive player of the year. the 39 year-old was released to make room for lineman marcus gilbert hoist coming back from a suspension for ped 's. now it looks like harrison is fit nothing nicely with his new teammates, check out the selfie he posted on instagram, of him, and tom brady, harrison writes, finally, a teammate that is older than me brady is 40 years old, and playing like a young man, harrison will turn 40 on may fourth. >> i i can only hope i can be as active as those two guys. not that 40 is old, but in the nfl 40 is really hold we know that. >> everybody loves an under dog story so enough with the patriots, let us have a turn. >> yes. >> so easy. >> come on. >> just give it to us. >> we deserve it. >> i think we do actually. >> thanks, pat. >> coming up next hour of "eyewitness news" amazon is posting big numbers, how many people signed up for their prime maybe cher. >> you

they will say against the accusations that they lack patriotism. they lack a robust understanding of a citizen ship duty to their nation. he will say instead no it is because i understand the true meaning of patriotism that i say that my country must listen to our urgent needs and must respond in exchange for our support. this is exactly what women are doing. right? and let's be clear. that war is a perfect time for concession. at least ask for them. because you're needed. it's true. it's totally true. another person who is i describe her as a little lady who packs a lot of punch. who had in fact made the case for the urgency and the alarming practice of lynching listening before her male counter parts understood this problem. wells is another such journalist who is writing about the war. and writing about this crisis. both moral and physical. for african americans. now in the case of wells and debois in particular. it's important for us to remember they have connections over seas. they went to school over seas or lectured over seas. and they're ab

always even with people who don't describe themselves as liberals for example i consider myself a patriot but i take an issue with when you set for example the russians recognition of the universal declaration of human rights was a mistake that in russia we understand human rights as putin's rights or our rulers rights do you think that putting would actually agree with such from not that is not the problem of. the reality. i'm so soldiers. have written many books on so so. for us from. this current there are. more or less modernized than the rest of us and that is the fall eighty two door the reality that for a phone. society deep. to work with call it is quite different from what our political elite including image and i think you may be contradicting yourself big because you said before and i heard it on several occasions that what putin is is not necessarily what he wants to be but what the russian people it is a required to be objective. this will be their leader oh expectations oh dreams and it is sometimes in. response to that answer for that and some times not so it is very import

and next sunday, patriots. last four games between the pats and the steelers.illette in '13. pats beat them 28-21. at gillette in '15. in '16 here patriots won 27-16. in the afc championship game pats won that one 36-17. last season. so new england has had the steelers' number. as we pointed out earlier, in terms of the standings, if pittsburgh goes to 10-3, jacksonville is 9-4, so they are hot on their tails here as new england awaits tomorrow night's game, the monday nighter in miami. flag is thrown. toussaint runs the kick back to the 27 yard line. and walt coleman's crew has had a busy second half. >> referee: offside. number 51 of the kicking team. the five-yard penalty will be added on to the end of the play. first down. >> al: we go to michele. >> michele: busy fourth quarter for the athletic training staffs. vance mcdonald out with a shoulder injury and ravens' wide receiver chris moore questionable with a hip he suffered on the kickoff return. he has not been back in the game, al. >> al: moore had the first touchdown of the night for the ravens, and mc

and by cleverly tying russian nationi nationalism has produced soviet patriotism. the result is an important social bond. even among some members of non-russian minority groups. in this vein, the party fully utilizes propaganda to exaggerate the achievements of the soviet union, while portraying soviet involvement in the third world as benevolent aid to developing countries who are trying to escape from so-called western imperialism. the most powerful expression of soviet patriotism derives from the defeat of nazi germany in world war ii, that victory provides a seemingly inexhaustible source of pride in the average citizen. the party, of course, identifies itself with that great achievement by portraying the war as a struggle on behalf of the sacred motherland by the heroic soviet people under t thence of the communist party. this theme will receive even greater emphasis during the 40th anniversary celebration of germany's defeat in may 1985. the regime has received considerable propaganda benefit from the soviet union's exploits in space and their sports program.

and next sunday, patriots. last four games between the pats and the steelers.illette in '13. pats beat them 28-21. at gillette in '15. in '16 here patriots won 27-16. in the afc championship game pats won that one 36-17. last season. so new england has had the steelers' number. as we pointed out earlier, in terms of the standings, if pittsburgh goes to 10-3, jacksonville is 9-4, so they are hot on their tails here as new england awaits tomorrow night's game, the monday nighter in miami. flag is thrown. toussaint runs the kick back to the 27 yard line. and walt coleman's crew has had a busy second half. >> referee: offside. number 51 of the kicking team. the five-yard penalty will be added on to the end of the play. first down. >> al: we go to michele. >> michele: busy fourth quarter for the athletic training staffs. vance mcdonald out with a shoulder injury and ravens' wide receiver chris moore questionable with a hip he suffered on the kickoff return. he has not been back in the game, al. >> al: moore had the first touchdown of the night for the ravens, and mc

they're not american patriots they're not european patriots they want control over the world and in this situation they're ready to sacrifice anyone including the. david but i think i'm not sure they want to sacrifice i think it's going back to victor's point here it's just basically. prodding taunting and trump they don't want to go through with it they. want the nixon scenario where he says i don't want to go there i don't want to go that far ok i still think that's kind of dicey because i don't think there's anything more i think it's this is the end of something there's no iceberg under there's no iceberg here that is going on there the. reason you know i mean the reality is it does but for them you see perception is reality and in their way they want to paint this to the american public it is real that there is no is big but to say weapons of mass destruction in iraq. are they so driven to know because. pleaded guilty because he confessed well let me remind you that it's not intervene to lying to the f.b.i. to go to some known russian collusion. and i don't know it was of our o

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he can give the patriots final info on how the steelers do things.arrison has ruined his steelers legacy by forcing his way to the patriots. >> he erased his own legacy here. let's be serious. >> don't make it on the team. let's be serious is. come on now. >> and harrison forced his way out of pittsburgh. i'll tell you what, alisyn, just like i said earlier, i hope the two teams face off in the afc championship game. this matchup is getting pretty salty. >> i hope that for you, andy. thank you very much for the "bleacher report". >> listen to this. sexual assault at 30,000 feet. disturbing new information on the limits of help next. mvo: you're not doing work to help somebody, you're gaining something from meeting mr. adderley. it's a calling to not only everybody in this neighborhood in miami, but to the nation how great we are. and how great we can be. ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ and i'll never desert you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ ♪ give a little bit ♪ ♪ give a little bit... -hello. ♪ give a little bit... ♪ ... of your love to me oh

our legislation, the patriot corporation act will work to keep jobs lear. we know these corporate tax cuts will not end up in pockets of ordinary working americans. senator hatch and i had very public discussion in the finance committee a couple thursdays ago when the bill was voted out. one of the things we talked about was number of things we talked about, but one of the things we talked about is this promise. assertion this, myth, if you give a company a big tax cut what will they do? hand it out to their employees. they will get a 4, 5, 6, $7,000 a year raise. that t never happens. that doesn't happen. when this body passed tax holiday a decade ago, that money brought back overseas at low rate, that went to executive compensation. that money went to stock buybacks and dividend. almost all of this. workers didn't m get raises. companies are sitting on large numbers, large stacks of dollars, huge cachets of cash, they could hire more people now. they could raise wages now. they're not doing any of that, mr. president. what we ought to do here, instead of

attached to that idea i have often found related sentiments of duty and patriotism. margaret leech wrote in 1860 , that visitors lingered on the east portico to admire the colossal statues. who is not clear what they made of them, but they all paused to stare. in 1864, a union army officer wrote to his sister that the capital is a fine affair and the paintings are magnificent. he was particularly taken by the images of pocahontas and columbus as historical figures he recognized. their representations splendid. a century later, tom wicker, the longtime washington bureau chief for the new york times commented on the visitors he had seen year after year, bringing their children to the capital. there they would take their photographs in front of the statues, seldom knowing who the sculpted figure was but "the , meanest of them know that he was part of something and they are part of it too." i have seen fat women walking carefully around statutory hall in the capital,. i bronze figures of men so obscure that historians would have to look them up. and high school kids wear