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>> [bleep] leaving americans behind! [bleep] >> shannon: the panel standing by with reaction. look at new york citys crime prevention program that plans to pay at risk youth for things like getting their diploma or drivers license. a troubled liberal progressive city is sitting travel ban on texas. we will preview what will happen with the votes had to take place in a few hours. we begin with the president trying to push past afghanistan to his domestic policy agenda, ignoring questions from the...

>> we have a lack of prosecution and we declared war on the police and that is backfiring on those who have done it. >> reaction now to the presidents crime prevention program announced a short time ago, i want to bring in our panel now. then dominant publisher of "the federalist," harold ford jr. former tennessee congressman and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina and ceo of empowerment and inclusion capital, nice to see you all tonight. if you heard the president earlier today, w...

Opinion: Surging gun violence in East Portland needs city’s attention Updated Feb 17, 2021; McMullen, Hasenberg and Masciocchi are residents of the Hazelwood neighborhood in East Portland. In the past several months, East Portland has seen rolling gun battles through the streets, homes riddled with bullets and a mass shooting when a teen and three other young people were gunned down in a park. Violence is a near-daily occurrence and it’s not hyperbole to say people are afraid to leave thei...

June 27, 1935 – January 4, 2021 Sunday, January 17, 2021 Leland Keith Wood, Certified Crime Prevention Specialist, age 85, received his angel wings and went home to our Lord on January 4, 2021. His wife Jean and granddaughter Lillian were with him. Leland was born in Mountainair, New Mexico, to Howard P. Wood and Nola Marie Wheeler Wood June 27, 1935, the second of four children. He was raised from the age of twelve by his Uncle Arthur and Aunt Flossie Wheeler near Whitesboro, Texas, with a s...

Do they think that the churchs challenge is to re-examine the concept of a sell bat priesthood? they have something to do with the challenges they put for the men to come up and give up sex for life. it obviously has something to do with the scandals. >> chris, i dont think so. the sell bat priesthood is a 2,00-year-old tradition. and i dont think anyone ought to think of marriage as a remedy for sexually immature people. marriage is not a crime prevention program. the enormous problem of sexual...

>> george, do you think that -- lets just talk practical. the members of the college of cardinals, do they think that the churchs challenge is to re-examine the very concept of a celibate priesthood? are they in the mood or in the condition now to think, you know, these scandals are not accidental. they have something to do with the challenge we put before the men who become priests, to give up sex for life, and is that discipline workable today? are they going to get to that kind of question, w...

The churchs challenge is to re-examine the very concept of a celibate priesthood? are they in the mood or in the condition now to think, you know, these scandals are not accidental. they have something to do with the challenge we put before the men who become priests, to give up sex for life, and is that discipline workable today? are they going to get to that kind of question which obviously has something to do with the scandals? >> chris, i dont think so. the celibate priesthood is a 2,000-yea...

The economy will grow faster here than in brazil. but job growth is not what mexicans are hoping for and salaries are stagnant . so it is it a problem to deal with immediately. just looking ahead. what is this president said will be his first act of order tomorrow. when we wake up tomorrow well we have more protest and thatwhat will be the reaction be? >> he used his inauguration to out line 13 points of a plan of action. i am not which he would attack first. security and economy are numbers one...

Better be serious about education. >> a reminder, msnbcs week-long education nation coverage starts tomorrow with a two-hour teacher town hall hosted by brian williams. it starts at noon eastern right here on msnbc. church or jail, a new question being posed to nonviolent first-time offenders in alabama. a new partnership between law enforcement and church officials allows those offenders to make a choice, do your time in a jail cell or go to church every sunday for a year. the offenders case ...