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Illnesses we deal with. and that might be the very point youre making. >> exactly. we understand that, you know, the teachers are the backbone of this country and your nations education system. we have all been traumatized. if you start to think about where we are now and not what covid was a year ago but now, particularly for those who are vaccinated, you would realize in the winter season we had a bad flu season. and so, you know, once you do that, you recognize that were really asking people ...

Get off the couch, there wontof be a city to return to. and now were seeing these very real repercussions of the lockdown policies. but itll be years untily we gt the fullll picture of what weve done. and i think people really needpl the space that weve destroyed ,something we really did with the lockdowns. and until we facelo that , i dont know how we move forward. people need to be heldd accountable for what they did. weun cant simply move on withot examining the damage theyve done. amright. a...

Justice with a cancel culture fervor that condemns even reasoned dissent. this fixation on our differences rather than our common humanity is inconsistent with classical liberalism. and it it ends up fueling reactionary forces. taken together, this fixation on negative perceptions amplified by hyperpartisan media kills societal trust and creates mutual incomprehension. but heres an essential point to remember. these two perceptions are not equivalent, not remotely, when it comes to the reality o...

Of trump who excused putins assassination efforts, but a gulf emerged. suddenly, democrats were more likely to see russia as a threat than we are republicans. among those who reported having voted for trump last year, twice as many view putin with some favorability. putins goal during the 2016 election was to amplify divisions in american politics. five years later, that effort has generated a weird side effect that seems to have widened the gap on perceptions of putin himself. i remember, i don...

Kmoon humanity, is inconsistent with classical liberalism and ends up fueling reactionary forces. when taken together, this fixation on negative perceptions amplified by hyperpartisan media kills societal trust, and creates mutual incomprehension. but here is an essential point to remember. these two perceptions are not equivalent, not remotely when it comes to the reality of our politics or the danger to our democracy right now as jonathan roust recently wrote, the far rights of liberals is far...

Islam or in other religions and also need people like you, like the media to continue to cast a spotlight on it. there is a vast disparity between perceptions of anti semitism among the jewish community who last year 90% of american jus saw anti semitism as a problem and the general community where only 60% of the general public views anti semitism as a problem in the united states today. so we need to hear people call it out and we also call on congress to double the amount of funding available...

See through this. but andy mccarthy, he is actually right, there is a hypersensitivity. the fbi is concerned about the perceptions of them being seen as intolerant, especially in the age of woke peer that is more important than speaking the truth. you are seeing this all throughout the white house and joe biden, especially, they are under the thumb of twitter appear that is where they anticipate the reactions. meanwhile people who turn on the news who dont work in politics or media, they only se...

He could leverage, and he has good confidence that maybe the sanctions that are being promised may not come out in force. there are perceptions, legitimate perceptions of the fact the europeans may not have the same kind of resolve to levy sanctions the way we do. they have a larger economic relationship. hes counting on the fact that there will be less than maximum and this is a cost he could bear. with regards to what the west can really do at this point, i think were doing a lot of the things...

Doom and gloom, lets make sure the news coverage acknowledges when things go right. with me in new york catherine rampell and cnns oliver darcy. welcome to you both. we talked a lot about bad news bias and i think this is one of those examples. when the website actually works, not much attention, everybody kind of just moves on. if it had crashed, oliver, can you imagine we would be in wall to wall coverage. >> there is a negativity bias when it comes to the press. we are always focused on wha...

Threats to these hbcu institutions will be investigated by the fbi. again, horgan state, morgan state university in baltimore is one of more than a dozen of historically black colleges and universities have had bomb threats thats on the heels of others still in early january. since that first wave of threats less than a month ago, we can report that presidents of these historically black colleges have been meeting not only with law enforcement, but most recently with the department of homeland s...