forum on and a half of all of us involved in the trinity forum we're so delighted that you're here. we're grateful to generous donors who decided to make it possible and we know that it has been hard to find a space if there's any of you still looking perhaps no avail for a place to sit there's plenty of seating up on balcony if you walk out doors we have a whole army of intern to our eager to take you to elevators to find a comfortable and spare seat in the balcony so -- do avail yourself of that opportunity. i would also like to welcome just few special guests here tonight with us. we have two trustees who come in from out of state and delighted those of them here one from columbia, south carolina and george clark thank you so much for joining. we know there are a large number of people here tonighter that here at the trinity forum i won't call you by name but a shoutout thank you for coming bean and welcome to tonight. we also have a large contingent from north carolina so if you are from north carolina and have come in for this event raise your hand we're so glad to have you her

the president of the trinity forum. on the behalf of all of us involved, we are so delighted that you are here. we are also grateful to the anonymous yet very generous, donor who made tonight's event possible. we know this, hard to find a space, if there are any of you still looking, perhaps no avail for a place to sit, there is plenty of sitting up on the docketing. if you just walk out the door, we have a whole army of interns who are eager to take you to the elevators to find a comfortable and spare seat in the balcony. do avail yourself of the opportunity. i would also like to welcome a few special guests who are here tonight with us. we have two trustees who come in from out of state and we are delighted to have them here. mike brennan who came in from columbia, sacramento. george clark, from houston, texas. thanks for doing us. we know there are a large number of people here tonight who are involved, the founding of the trinity forum. i will call you all by name but just wanted to give a shout out, thank you for c

singing it isa it is a sunday service at the church of the holy trinity.rmon. but this week and he has something alarming to report, the local authorities have seized some of the churches premise is. —— premises. father and the moscow patriarchate have run the church of the habitat holy trinity since 1992. in 2001, he and his family were rated the use of the rooms in the towns of school, until the summer when the towns of authorities ordered the premise —— the premises to be returned and according to the father, was taken by force. the local authorities here have told us that actually, what they have taken away is the music school, which never really belonged to you and this has nothing to do with the church and it your faith and who you follow. father wolodimir‘s account of what happened is disputed. but something unpleasant was happening around the church. father wolodimir took me to the door leading to the rooms the authorities had taken away. an official seal forbidding entry. but we were being watched. hello. don't speak english? what are you doing he

to be spoken of more often than any other retailer reporting from macy's in the heart of new york trinity chavez r.t. . and facebook especially one heck of a year they had that cambridge analytical scandal we told you about and now they're facing this massive issue regarding the hiring of a public relations firm to discredit their critics using somebody dirty means now she. errol sandberg the chief operating officer of facebook is under the gun for the whole mess and despite some people calling for mark zuckerberg to step down as chairman he said that's not happening what is the future for facebook joining us now is the c.e.o. of straw mark and friend of the show hillary ford which hilary thanks for being with us what i didn't mention is that the facebook stock has been down and down and down for the last year over year for twelve months for six months for the last week i think maybe i looked a little bit earlier was trading up two bucks today but it is not been a rosy ride for the company what's your take on it and what do you think about this p.r. firm situation yes i say about the publ

four million people will tune in to watch the largest trade ever the macy's thanksgiving day parade trinity charges takes us to the iconic macy's in the heart of new york city plus facebook is founder. and we take a longer look at the company headed into next year with the c.e.o. of strong market reform which and here are the numbers at the closing bell markets seem to have at least stabilized at least for now from the last two big down days we'll be back in a what. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be in this wasteful. head any interrogation out there bill c. is promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make them one comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if i were. sound i stayed there i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all the crime. and. the russian military deteriorated terribly at the en

neutrally wounded so his retinue believed the king collapsed upon the deck of his ship the trinity river they held him were frozen with horror that christiane stood up once again found his shattered eye and called upon his men to fight the good fight. in king christiane's de ros kildow was merely the seat of the diocese it was no longer the residence of the danish kings as it had been from the eleventh to fifteenth century as nowadays well skilled a is effectively a suburb of copenhagen this it has come mainly to see the viking ships that were raised from the field and restored the bells in the margaret tower still strike daily as they always have at ten at three at five and at seven o'clock. the danish monarchs and the longer involved in the business of government and have abandoned some of the old home as the most recent tomb dating from one thousand nine hundred five shows it is privilege enough to be interred in or beside this cathedral church. think at the trial of roskilde a influenced architectural style throughout the country classism for instance was brought to denmark through t

thanks to this plaque at gainsborough trinity, this local hero will always be remembered., he died at a racecourse on ladies day. and some thought that footballers get bad press these days, i don't think any can be accused of having two wives! that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. for the moment, thank you very much for watching. there's go back to the latest developments in the "brexit" negotiations, the prime minister will be travelling to europe tomorrow, to brussels, for talks withjean—claude tomorrow, to brussels, for talks with jean—claude juncker. growing pressure on theresa may in westminster, basing an uphill struggle to get her draft brexit agreement through parliament. let's talk to our political correspondent at westminster, we have some key votes on the budget is taking place tonight, and the dup are expressing their displeasure with the government over government over brexit by withholding support, it seems. it would normally not be worthy of much attention at all, for the government, vote on amendments to the finance bill, which

they were tested there were their water samples were tested each one of these samples had a large trinity child as just mentioned the e.p.a. had a threshold when things when the water is tested and comes out to be fifteen billion parts per billion that's when there's a media attention that's required to do something about the water now at howard county public schools their water tested positive for lead and they saw numbers ranging from twenty two to two hundred eighty eight parts per billion hell out of regis is that that's high like that's really dickless now authorities are saying that they're going to do everything they can to fix the issue. and the state is requiring them by law by twenty twenty to test all seventy seven of the public schools there for lad and by then it could be too late i mean come on by twenty three months in two years that school kids are twenty twenty don't even worry if your kids through no is going to be in school twenty twenty two before he or she will be four of. them to testify that. it's ridiculous but there's one other city i want to mention for remove an

upon us our own tab wallace cuts the latest move from the diamond industry of the car to america's trinity chavez has the latest on the new tech sexual harassment so stay tuned to watch the whole. place called camp sundown camp for people that can't decide and they're like so vampires. this is like a safe house i guess they don't have to talk about when they go here but that's because we understand our daughter katie was diagnosed with a very rare sun sensitive condition if i get sunburned i heal she does or she'll patients when they have problems with the walk to talk to some of the brains that are actually shrinking inside the skull gets taken in the brain still small. the pain is indescribable it's feels like a really really bad chemical burn but it goes through your skin in your muscles oh it down to the bone. there is no relief. we're just not to sure this is just over. it's ukraine versus russia again a minor maritime incident on the current strait is said to be anything between a major. international crisis a cheap campaign trick as ukraine there's an election cycle take your pick b

when we return myles edwards joins us to discuss the latest moves on net neutrality and more plus trinity charges tell us about the basics of bit coy and as the u.s. federal reserve concludes there are two days of meetings which are the stocks to look toward at american of adam s. trading joins us if you will get a stock tip and as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell as i mentioned oil is down twenty one percent from its peak on october third we'll be back in a flash. with you i'm not an institution when you are not a government. you'll force is your voice belongs to you and use it as trusts in your choice seven people access to seems they wouldn't accept was a secure should we use it would be this is a different place to proceed until she should go and see. there's now a building around pretty clear in rwanda you know why is this terrorist. bad memories. twenty four years ago this country saw a real end of the world. to the genocide there are women in rwanda time and. children women to fix welcome them the broken. welcome back when most of us think about flip phones w

when we return myles edwards joins us to discuss the latest moves on net neutrality and more plus trinity charges tell us about the basics of bit coy and as the u.s. federal reserve concludes there are two days of meetings which are the stocks to look toward at a mash up adam ask trading joins us if you will get a stock tip and as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell as i mentioned oil is down twenty one percent from its peak on october third we'll be back in a flash. seems wrong. but old rules just don't call. me. yet to stamp out these days to come after. and in detroit because the trail. went something to find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground . when you are not an institution when you are not a government. you will force is your voice belongs to you and use a stylus in your voice so when people accept new scenes they wouldn't accept was as secure should we as it is this is a difference or two between palin diplomacy and zero official policy. there's no build around bridge here in rwanda no weiss's terrorist bomb. but there are bad memories.

upon us our own tab wallace cuts the latest moves from the diamond industry and our two americas trinity chavez has the latest on the new tech sexual harassment so stay tuned to watch the whole. thing. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defenses officer says we're going to attack and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money others with their lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war and surely we can risk some discomfort or uneasiness for peace. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people

upon us our own tab wallace cuts to the latest moves from the diamond industry and our two mergers trinity chavez has the latest on the new tech sexual harassment so stay tuned to watch the whole. actually as a financial survival guide let's learn a salad feel like let's say i'm not sure i get. angry some banks have to fight. thank you for. the story that's true well if you looked at slavery. or let. her live. a diamond is forever when the debris was group founded eight hundred eighty eight released their nine hundred forty eight ad campaign containing those words they would turn the diamond and wedding industries on its head for over seventy years of course even though seventy percent of the my. diamonds found the world are used for industrial purposes like drill bits it's jewelry the jewelry market and diamonds that get the most headlines see in told that ad campaign by de beers diamonds were not the most popular precious stones for wedding engagements it was a stone primarily meant to symbolize wealth and status not loves to be yours by treating the mythology that a diamond is things st

upon us our own tab wallace cuts the latest myths from the diamond industry and our two americas trinity chavez has the latest on the new tech of sexual harassment so stay tuned to watch the whole. thing. it's ukraine versus russia again a minor maritime incident on the current strait is said to be anything between a major international crisis to a cheap campaign trick as ukraine interesting election cycle take your pick but one thing is for sure russia is deemed aggressive by the west even when defending its sovereignty. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it means when the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying lose just no really hasn't been that we hear even many of the dems families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's go

when we return miles edwards joins us to discuss the latest moves on net neutrality and more plus trinity charges tell us about the basics of bit coy and as the u.s. federal reserve concludes there are two days of meetings which are the stocks to look toward at american of adam ash trading joins us if you will get a stock tip and as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell as i mentioned oil is down twenty one percent from its peak on october third we'll be back in a flash. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be rich. actually going to be close to what the full story of the people. i'm interested in the why. shouldn't. ministry's police school says in the city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does my mike was hoping to avoid just one from the president. this is going to come to the. woods as that's good to see it's just a proprietary software you don't know this whole scope isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operati

elections to resign well lots of things going on thank you much so much for keeping on top of that trinity let's go to natasha now she's following the things for us on the western part of the united states intelligence week two things that we've been following tonight natasha i know you've got a handle on both of those that's a big sally cinema race in arizona and also the heller rosa race in nevada what can you share with us at this point. yeah just a quick update i mean as as you as i mentioned those seeds are very vulnerable right now and right now we're going to start with arizona only eleven percent of the votes have been counted in this state so it's still very early in the race here on the west coast still but you know we have a graphic and i've actually have an update for you it's mixed sally forty nine point two percent cinema at forty eight percent and again that's only eleven percent of the state voting right now so we are still tracking those numbers and nevada as well as us have mentioned that is also a very early. race i mean everybody is watching that right now the polls sho

identity politics could be understood as a trinity. a triad of multiculturalism, diversity project and critical theory. there is a soft and hard multiculturalism. the soft is benign, the celebration of ethnic subcultures including st. patrick's day. cinco de mayo. not really part of identity politics. on the other hand, hard multiculturalism has damaged american society. the multicultural argument runs something along the following lines -- the united states should be thought of as a multicultural society in which different cultures: african-americans, hispanic americans, asian americans, native americans, and women have their own values, histories, and identities separate from and sometimes in opposition to dominant anglo white male culture. this argument has consequences. in july, 1991, new york state released its social studies curriculum. it was entitled "one nation, ny peoples: a declaration of multicultural independence." references to the american peoples as opposed to the american people abound in the national history standards

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see you know that this is holy trinity square and they get some money out there. yes it's a very funky district where daily life is relaxed the children play on the square as a grandmother sit outside in the afternoon it's a way of people play dominoes and listen to music that. you're going to get some money offers popular culture and caribbean flair. and the prices are affordable that. i. can look at me if i want to enjoy the good me that i go to. in this restaurant you can sample the best of caribbean cuisine such as coconut rice and crispy pattern fried plantain it's no big. deal here. i want to know why they're now next to the old town hall that the historical ramparts of from the colonial era it's a place for lovers where they whisper sweet nothings or recite poetry to each other so many people also just come here to relax. i'll say goodbye now and i hope you've enjoyed my book i wrote or of cartagena a window to the caribbean. continue our journey along the wine route we're off to. my team is a small charming wine growing village you'll find it in every trav

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note that this is holy trinity square and they get some. funky district where daily life is relaxed children play on a square grandmother sit outside in the afternoon their way out of people play dominoes and listen to music that. you're going to get some money offers popular culture and caribbean plan. and the prices are affordable that. i. look at i want them if i want to enjoy a good mayor that i go to. in this restaurant you can sample the best of caribbean cuisine such as coconut rice and crispy particle fried plantain that know. that. that will happen next to the old town hall that the historical ramparts of from the colonial era it's a place for the love of us whether i whisper sweet nothings or recite poetry to each other so many people also just come here to relax. also goodbye now and i hope you've enjoyed my book i wrote or of cotton you know a window to the caravan. continue our journey along the wine route we're off to zion. is a small charming wine growing village you'll find it in every travel guide the town's entire center i

it's starting to feel the passion of the trinity is really starting to feel that total war aspect. >> but if you're not going to win, to hell with it, just leave. >> then you lose some things strategically in your fight in the cold war. and your fight on communism and containment. because you're looked at as weak. >> the worst thing you can be is a politician in the early '60s. weak on communism, right? so you're sort of stuck. i can't win. and if you listen to the johnson tapes, '66 and '67, there's doubt. there's even some doubt with little willie westmoreland about our ability to actually reach this crossover point. i'm not sure they can win and winning here is making the north vietnamese give up and the vietcong to accept a political solution. at the same time, i can't leave. okay. hey! just for fun, right around thanksgiving of last year, general mickelson, the commander of the american forces in afghanistan, told us what about the war in afghanistan? he didn't say we were losing. what did he say? >> we're in a stalemate. >> okay. >> we're in a stalemate. so three months ago the

yes, i have to go on a trip around the world to see the great libraries of the world but trinity is a famously extraordinary library and the libraries in europe because of their great age are on another, they now have a kind of historic presence that american libraries are behind by several hundred years, but i happen to think american libraries are prettygreat . >> my husband gave me this gorgeous book, this book called beautiful libraries or libraries, you really should go see immediately or some title like that. and i believe this was one of the few american libraries was in it so i was both thrilled and i was coming here and truly at their work more american libraries in the book. there are lots of italian libraries and their amazing, but the guy who wrote it is italian. >> my question relates to the last question and comments. i wonder whether you would be willing to undertake the obligation of looking at libraries around the country and providing your own impression as to what are the best we have to offer? i think about baltimore and all the problems that has as a city which do

in a minute you hear from the president of the trinity forum and i'm honored that we are jointly hosting this program this evening. members of the community believe in a simple axiom, and that is think, live free. think, live free. the polarization stems in part from the lack of spiritual and character formation and leaders. there are a few opportunities to grapple with, reflect and discuss what matters most. in other words both organizations believe deeply that an informed citizenry and informed readers are well read intellectually curious and deep thinking. we build, maintain and grow a community of college related constituents, students, faculty, our alumni. we want to discuss and engage in the big ideas. what makes a society flourish and prosper? what makes a person whole? why does a society in which the rules are above the rulers make a difference? isi focuses on higher education. last year we had over 1250 faculty advised students studens that he was over 30,000 deep educational interactions between the faculty and/or students. we had six reachable weekend conferences and liberty f

million people will tune in to watch the world's largest parade macy's thanksgiving day parade parties trinity trial this takes us to the iconic macy's in the heart of new york city and tells us about the celebrated company and later facebook is floundering the c.e.o. of strong mark hillary ford which helps us take a longer look at the company headed into next year all that ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. leading today's global report the u.s. china and a number of other countries are taking their tangle of trade grievances to court at the world trade organization in a remarkable development the u.s. has officially confirmed they wish to pursue cases in the w t o process against china as well as canada and the european union meanwhile the e.u. canada china russia mexico and norway have all given green lights. two w t o litigation against the united states turkey is expected to follow suit soon earlier today the fight kicked off in geneva as u.s. ambassador dennis shay fired accusations of hypocrisy and abuse of the w t o china mr xi. chinese counterpart shot back with a reminde

silent night was performed yesterday evening in new york city's trinity church.where it's believed to have been sung for the first time iu. first english translation was published. it was originally a carol from austria. >>> the washington redskins claimed reuben foster three days after he was arrested on a charge of misdemeanor domestic violence. the 49ers released foster hours before sunday's game against the buccaneers saturday night. they claimed him on waivers. the team said in a statement foster won't play unless he's cleared by an investigation. >>> and in australia, a giant steer is avoiding the slaughterhouse because he's too big. he's named nickers and he's believed to be the tallest steer in. the country and weighs close to 3,000 pounds. they say he's too heavy for the slaughterhouse and he'll live out his days in fields. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" in the series note to self, this chef from top chef writes a note to her younger self about grappling with cancer. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ new johnson's cott

back at the coloring school slim count church is hard at work the trinity and born chef who has cooked for the likes of the amharic cutter is preparing the fast course this is keen what the troopers are so keen what is presently out and lends itself to all kinds of recipes. nothing can be eaten sweet also every which is also great it's got a really not too tight. it's close relative amaranth is just as healthy and also getting fried. torn hine university they've discovered even more benefits . as a who has a very very high oil content and contains large amounts of anti inflammatory substances and it's especially so he was extremely aren't also has a lot of. so it's especially attractive for certain groups of people like pregnant women. and it's good for baby food to take a bit. of that ancient props besides cream on amaranth also gaining in popularity like i know corn wheat from the german i am corn meaning single grain. it's one of the oldest cultivated cereals in the world. first grown in the regions of modern day turkey and syria its cultivated origins date back to around seven thou

the trinity of identity politics. multicultureism, diversitiism or coercive diversitier and critical theory are saying the american way of life is oppressive, american constitutional liberal democracy is iljiment. if traditional liberalism, small l is an emphasis on opportunity then a dramatic it is quintessential illiberalism. mike asked us to offer solutions. hard to do. all i can think of is that we should take identity politics seriously as a direct threat to american constitutional democracy. that means vocally and strenuously opposing its concepts, presupposition, and concepts wherever they appear in the political world and the academy, the schools, foundations, media, business and culture, when choosing a primary political identity our american national identity will do just fun. we should remember the ad manslaughter of george washington. in his farewell address. washington "citizens by birth or choice of a common country. that country has a right to connecticut your affections. the name american which belongs

research fellow with the southern baptisty convention for the apologetics engagement and with the trinity forum with the humane society of the united states. completing her phd at the state university of new york and the undergraduate studies living in a beautiful rural virginia with many dogs and horses and chickens. [applause] . >> i will begin with the reading to anoi introduction to talk what those contained. but to slowly meander into a deep love of dee god i tell howy reading widely and voraciously indiscriminately i whine - - learnua spiritual lessons as well as emotional and intellectual lessons i never would havell encountered most importantly the characters and i learned to be the person god created me to be. that theme of reading promiscuously those that proved the most formative published in 1644 the puritan left famous for his poem paradise lost is a building block with freedom of the press to invade against parliamentary licensing orders with a legal concept through prior restraint. and then to be empowered at i the time and to accept censorship to make a theological argumen

he knows exactly how much money is generated by the part of the trinity related to human traffic in the u n o d c is is publishing on a regular basis some estimates into that respect that always varying around a number of billion u.s. dollars it's extremely profitable. in romania poverty and corruption a scene is the biggest obstacles in the fight against child trafficking. in the capital book arrest we meet norbit side pick one of the world's foremost experts in combating child trafficking. before his retirement the austrian headed a department in the vienna city council that takes care of unaccompanied minors picked up by the police. children from foreign tyree a notorious ghetto in bucharest are regularly found in western european cities. the sounds of their safe music after a few it's one of these typical neighbor vice their people have no future. there's a best pick. their lack of any kind of prospects me and they are easy prey for recruitment. system they are bold it's a fertile breeding ground for every form of human trafficking. you know here here. and this is where the children

i also think the european union has an trinity here.ower and the will to do something and push harder against the us because they will, some of the countries italy, spain, within the eu will also suffer from these sanctions. the eu has a responsibility he had to use some of its power as well. there are a lot of powerful tools to use and military power is not always the one to turn to. i think we should start looking at some other avenues as an international community. really good to get your analysis on that. thank you very much. iranian sanctions due to come in in the next few hours. final campaigning is underway in the united states ahead of tuesday's mid—term elections — a key test for president trump. he's been addressing supporters at a rally in georgia, while barack 0bama is campaigning in indiana for the democrats. chris buckler reports. # proud to be an american... donald trump has been nothing but relentless in his campaigning. georgia is just the latest stop in a frantic week of rallies held in state, after state, after state.

because the system in my country working like this it is very difficult to make move from down to trinity come from up to down on the other hand it looks like he thought things were going just a little too quickly with all the crackdowns and arrests of saudi women activists so what does that tell us obviously people within so i don't think it will stop anything it will continue the liberation of the opening a little reaction and i think what really happens after a few days as a very clear action to prove to all the wall that the change and so do i but it's real ok so obviously optimism on your part part of that thank you very much for for tribute in that. i'd like to come back to yours remind us. what are your thoughts on what's going on in saudi arabia and how hopeful are you i mean you're looking at the arab world. a different a different view on the arab world a different arab country in love with me i'm not hopeful at all about to know because we are witnessing a times where religious radicalism as on the rise it's you know it's like a graph it's up and down and now it's up and you ca

really three super political talents with experience older younger a woman two to two guys in a really trinity full. all the party delegates on the super seven they are both different characters and personalities and standing for different fields of politics and for different topics so we have a choice to make and i think the race is still open but what about the polls i mean the the latest polls show that you've got friedrich merits as a clear favorite to become the head of the c.d.u. i mean a strong favorite compared to the other. it has been a craving for many years in in my can city and see the people on the street in the party but even the party members they say please when is he coming back the conservative voice off the street and it within the party is craving i mean that they have been waiting for him for quite a while again i mean he was he was the minority leader back then they had the chair man of our of all a parliamentary so he has experience he's a very successful in the business side and you know this is this might help he's considered also to be a very wealthy person and can t

people you would be surprised to know that india is one point two on that scale the united states is trinity seven point eight the u.k. is twenty eight point something sweden is sixty three south africa is one twenty i'm just citing the statistics that i remember so what is it about india that creates this image and i think there it's a very complicated picture but partly i think those of us who've been involved in the women's movement are to blame because we have. kept the issue of sexual violence towards women on the public agenda we will not let it go off the agenda because we want changes and we wanted to be addressed and the media has sided with us in very interesting ways so every case gets into the paper. i don't want to take a nationalistic stance and pretend that we are great we're not but i think you are much more complicated and i think that we need to understand all saw where women are placed on should really and all the kinds of beliefs and things which become sedimented over time and which become ways of imposing certain expected behaviors on women and bollywood fed into this r

and the poorest nations around the globe plus arctic correspondent trinity the picture of island florida for a special report on the wealthiest zip code and on the other end of the spectrum market correspondent dan cohen looks at the more on fortunate and analyzes poverty united states notably even here in the gilded capital that is hang right here will be back in a what. you know world big partners. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. nobody could see that false confessions would be in the place before the conviction . any interrogations out there what you'll see is problem. threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer

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