aidan sinclair was very convincing in the way he committed this crime.ny history of his offending in any sort of form. and unfortunately, those victims, therefore, fell to his scam. sex offenders like cawthorne, or sinclair, should notify the police if they're changing their changing their names, buta campaign is under way to toughen up the law. if you don't know who you're checking, then actually, - what's the point of the checks? the checks become null and void. - so therefore, if we - have a criminal records check and we're checking . forjoe bloggs, but actually joe bloggs is now known asjoe smith, _ it's very difficult - to actually trace that. unless this loophole - is stopped, it will continue to be exploited, continuing to put vulnerable people at risk. - shana thought she'd done her due diligence. instead, she was being tricked by the sex offender next door. this is a safeguarding issue. we've got dangerous people out there who can reinvent themselves and just, you know, wipe the slate clean. and that's exactly what he did. i could have been in r

one of my life's mentors was a man named dave sinclair. he instilled to me that building relationships, standing for your values, relying on your faith, and finding a path to make something work is a good thing. my story is living proof that a mentor and a young person's life could have a lifelong impact. mr. sinclair reinforce the values my mother taught me, and that was exactly what i needed. and quite frankly, other young kids who come from struggling backgrounds need the same thing today, they need help. my life growing up in the inner-city, moving to a small town, building a business and operating a ranch, these experiences have taught me one thing, missourians are more alike than we are different. all of us want to feel safe in our homes and in our neighborhoods, we want our kids to get a good, quality education. we want to work hard to support our families, achieving these things, that's how we secure missouri's future. securing missouri's future begins with public safety, too many missourians don't feel safe and too many missourian

old fort recovery built by matt anthony wayne to guard against indian after general sinclair's defeat in 1791 was restored to commemorate the value, ohio's pioneer pound. combining education, employment useful production in one project is the aim of the works program in 360. sewing rooms in ohio, women are taught the art of needle paid for their work and the clothes they make distributed to needy families over. a million and a half garments have been produced produced. an interesting phase of activity in ohio is the operation of almost 100 nurseries schools where. the children of working or needy mothers are cared during the day, given hot lunches, prepared by trained instructors for graduation. the public school system. the public schools have provided the space for nearly all of these day nurseries, part of a broad educational program in which wpa has helped millions of children and adults here is another case where an investment made today great dividends and a future of good citizenship. another form of public service is shown in the establishment of life saving glasses and then t

samuel sinclair was a bus passenger on his way to work as a bus driver and he heard chaos and screamingntervene and he administered cpr, held her and said everything is going to be ok. clearly, it didn't end up that way. and i know it's been a convert to the family to know that people like samuel and other eyewitnesses were there during herfinal moments samuel and other eyewitnesses were there during her final moments and we did hearfrom two there during her final moments and we did hear from two police officers who were on the scene that they who are able to identify elianne through are able to identify elianne through a book in her bag and they were there during the final moments, so we heard emotional testimony during the first week and it's been a really agonising 16 months the first week and it's been a really agonising16 months for elianne's family and friends. really agonising 16 months for elianne's family and friends. we've done a review _ elianne's family and friends. we've done a review you _ elianne's family and friends. we've done a review you will _ elianne's family and fr

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you have republicans who not only have a fox news juggernaut, but now they also control all the sinclairia. now they also control the washington post in the l.a. times. now they control twitter and social media. ig you see mark zuckerberg kowtowing towards the president of the united states. and so it's going to be much more difficult to actually message because we lost that battle. we thought we were prepared with pod save america and all those guys going up against the the pod sphere of joe rogan. and we just got demolished. >> how do you see it? >> well, i was going to say for for you to say that the republicans had an advantage in the media. right. and the mainstream media over the past four years is just that's not what i was saying. okay? >> i'm just thinking, no, no, no, no, no. and you can articulate whatever you want to talk about at the past. i'm talking about today, you have jeff bezos stripping the washington because i think people because they're they're selling what people want to buy. >> right. and let's push rewind on, on on president biden, i think when history goes back

to the ad makers who essentially rent space every four years, giving money often to facebook and sinclairhe left, we should be building that kind of permanent infrastructure. so i hope that that's the mission that the democratic party undertakes in the next few years. we don't have to copy what they do, but we can't be operating in an information vacuum. >> it's also probably going to require other senators and elected officials, prominent ones like yourself, recognizing the value of that and not relying only on more old school means of communicating. there's so much that happened today. to state the obvious, i've been talking about it all show. i talked to your colleague, senator schiff, about it. i do want to ask you a couple of things we just saw in the oval office, including pardons for 1500 january 6th insurrectionists. trump even commuted the sentence of stewart rhodes, the leader of the oath keepers, who was convicted of seditious conspiracy. what was your reaction as you watched that happen in the oval office? >> i mean, this is the most unconscionable act of the day. it could go

the facts are not only do they have a fox news juggernaut behind them, but they also have all the sinclair local news stations. they now have talk radio, but they have x, they have instagram, they're about to have tiktok. they're going to control the flow of information. and so that is going to be an enormous hurdle. they have the washington post, the wall street journal is already decently conservative. they have whatever the guy out there at the l.a. times and scott paper is doing. so look, they have the control of the flow of information, which is different than 2016. that's going to be intriguing in terms of the way americans receive what's happening in d.c. >> so the difference between the left and the right as it relates to censorship and the free flow of information is this. we're not interested in controlling things for the purpose of pushing narratives. we're interested in the free flow of information for the purpose of defending free speech and allowing people to have full access to everything. the great complaint of conservatives over the years has been that the american people,

there's a great book out there, "it can't happen here" bison y sinclair lewis. he talked about the discontent in the country. human beings that are discontent. i have been an electrician my entire career of more than 40 years. most of my friends are craftsmen also. i have led a pretty good life. i could go in vacation for two weeks a year anywhere in the world. most of my friends are too. half of them turned into trumpers. my craftsman buddies. could you speak to the people who are discontent in this country? guest: let me ask you, for you and a union? caller: of course i have been an auto worker at the end of my career. a paperwork or. i started -- paper worker. i started in a basic steel producer on the southeast side of lake michigan. guest: were you in a union, a union hall? caller: the union is in my blood. i grew up in the rust belt. could you speak to the discontent? i was at a graduation party this summer with an 80-year-old fellow. he was a trumper. i asked this guy, do you know anybody that is not doing ok? he thought a minute and the guy said myself.

i just want to say that sinclair lewis once wrote that when fascism comes to america, it will be wrappedn a flag and carrying a cross. and i believe that fascism came on january 6, 2021. and i want to shout out to my fellow ohioan who is on my page, thank you. host: dennis in michigan, good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. this is exactly what is wrong with america today. i know what i saw on tv. i am not republican nor democrat. they attempted to overthrow the government. and whatever this baloney they are trying to lie about, it is just ridiculous. and all these people that feel they could improve this, they were not doing that, they let them in -- i saw what i saw, and i know millions of americans saw what they saw appeared you cannot tell me they did not try to overthrow the government and that trump was not involved. know what i mean? and there should be no pardons for this. you know what i mean, this is a democratic side, republican, supposed to be. that is all i have to say. host: andy in new jersey, republican. good morning. caller: the activities of january 6 were a r

there's a great book out there, "it can't happen here" bison y sinclair lewis.e talked about the discontent in the country. human beings that are discontent. i have been an electrician my entire career of more than 40 years. most of my friends are craftsmen also. i have led a pretty good life. i could go in vacation for two weeks a year anywhere in the world. most of my friends are too. half of them turned into trumpers. my craftsman buddies. could you speak to the people who are discontent in this country? guest: let me ask you, for you and a union? caller: of course i have been an auto worker at the end of my career. a paperwork or. i started -- paper worker. i started in a basic steel producer on the southeast side of lake michigan. guest: were you in a union, a union hall? caller: the union is in my blood. i grew up in the rust belt. could you speak to the discontent? i was at a graduation party this summer with an 80-year-old fellow. he was a trumper. i asked this guy, do you know anybody that is not doing ok? he thought a minute and the guy said myself. i