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Kate Bolduan gives a fresh take on todays top stories. Kate Bolduan gives a fresh take on todays top stories. I appreciate you pointing that out. Jeremy diamond for us. Good to have all of you with us. Mark, lets start off here first with the relationship between the president and Michael Cohen. The president trying to downplay this relationship. It sounds lu s like he is goinga George Papadopoulos coffee boy relationship when it comes to Michael Cohen. Its absurd were having to have this discus...

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<strong>April 18 to April 24</strong> On the surface, there was nothing controversial about Wen Hsia’s (文夏) 1961 song Mama, I’m Brave (媽媽我也真勇健). In fact, the lyrics — about a young man missing home during his military service — seemed like the morale-boosting tune that the government would favor. However, the authorities banned it shortly after its release. The ban was lifted in 1991, making Mama, I’m Brave the longest-ever prohibited Hoklo (commonl...

An embroidery company that a mother from Randalstown started from her kitchen table when her young son was in remission following a brave battle with cancer is celebrating a bumper second year in business that has included the opening of a new workshop, the creation of five new jobs and an impressive 225 per cent increase in sales.

Liberation fighters. the tplf, which has joined forces with another rebel group, have dismissed the statement and claim to have captured key towns and cities as the events south towards the capital, addis ababa. the government denies this. supporters of the prime minister have cheered him on, calling him brave — but critics say its just a publicity stunt for mr abiy, who once served in the military. this has been a devastating war. there have been casualties, thousands killed, and millions dis...

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Issue pardons for crimes, but the president has spoken repeatedly of his pardon power and defended his campaign chairman on a number of occasions. it marks the latest proof point. thats where we start with some of our favorite reporters and friends. phil rucker, white house bureau chief of "the washington post," former u.s. attorney joyce vance, michael steele, former chairman of the rnc, and former nbc news national reporter carol lee. paul, let me start with you. manafort has often been a trig...

Former u.s. attorney joyce vance, michael steele, former chairman of the rnc, and former nbc news national report ircaerl lee. paul, let me start with you. manafort has often been a trigger for this white house. hes gone on the north lawn and called him brave. described his cases against 10-year-old tax cases. hes really laid it on the line. and the move today like the sep sentencing move for cohen, for example, have really rocked this white house this they have come out. >> president trumps inc...

Probe. >> he happens to be a very good person. i think its very sad what theyve done to manafort. thank you. >> the president appeared to believe manafort would never betray him by cooperating with the special counsel. in one tweet, trump referred to his former campaign chair as a brave man. who wouldnt break. >> by calling him brave. and talking about the fact hes a guy who wouldnt flip or break. he may have been urging his chairman to stand strong and hang in there. and take his lump and wait ...

To pardon or not to pardon, that could be the question the president is facing about paul manafort who could spend the rest of his life in prison after his fraud convictions that came down tuesday. mr. trump praised and defended him since the verdict, calling him brave, saying he didnt break like michael cohen. the president was asked about a potential pardon for manafort on fox news. that aired this morning. here is his response. >> are you considering pardoning paul manafort? >> i have great r...