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>> because they need to find a scapegoat for their failure. at this point, sean, i have no idea why anybody would listen to anthony fauci. he should have been terminated and fired from his position aio long time ago as soon as we found out that he funded the dangerous research that folks at the wuhan lab had access to. just on the account alone, he should have been fired as a private citizen, but he is apparently still in charge and called on to the shows despite his complete lack of wisdom on t...

Part of his presidency, he has basically failed on his own terms in terms of promising to shut down the virus, have us back to normal by summer, ramped up testing, et cetera, et cetera. i do think, to your point, this is maybe the of wisdom in washington where politicians are acknowledging that the urge to lock down and to restrict and mandate and order does not necessarily kill the virus, and may do a lot of harm, as weve seen. im hoping this is a realization that there are trade-offs, and mayb...

The days after Christmas are the busiest time of the year in Tuscaloosa for merchandise returns as people trade unwanted gifts for what they really want.

Sure. they want to be a part of the american dream, that is understandable. trey: wisdom of dr. bill bennett, thank you for your service to our country in every way it has manifest itself, have the joyous holiday season. >> thank you, merry christmas, and happy new year. trey: yes, sir. >> from medicine to physics, and space travel and autos. what is next. "sunday night in america."

Apartheid. free elections were held in 1994 and at 63 years old, tutu cast his first vote. >> the hearing of the truth and reconciliation commission is now in session. >> reporter: he chaired the truth and reconciliation commission to investigate crimes during white minority rule and later became a critic of a south african government he thought hadnt delivered on his dream. >> we dreamt about a society that would be compassionate, a society that really made people feel they mattered. >> reporte...

And iran which is trying to develop a nuclear weapon, then look at cyber and cyberattacks that have taken place across the world. there are a lot of danger points that i worry about. and the question is, whether or not the united states can provide the world leadership working with our allies to confront those danger points. im optimistic if we can develop those alliances. trey: mr. secretary, sometimes politics likes to dumb things down to simple choices, for people who want to be open to eithe...

Sure. they want to be a part of the american dream, that is understandable. trey: wisdom of dr. bill bennett, thank you for your service to our country in every way it has manifest itself, have the joyous holiday season. >> thank you, merry christmas, and happy new year. trey: yes, sir. >> from medicine to physics, and space travel and autos. what is next. "sunday night in america."

And iran which is trying to develop a nuclear weapon, then look at cyber and cyberattacks that have taken place across the world. there are a lot of danger points that i worry about. and the question is, whether or not the united states can provide the world leadership working with our allies to confront those danger points. im optimistic if we can develop those alliances. trey: mr. secretary, sometimes politics likes to dumb things down to simple choices, for people who want to be open to eithe...

And iran which is trying to develop a nuclear weapon, then look at cyber and cyberattacks that have taken place across the world. there are a lot of danger points that i worry about. and the question is, whether or not the united states can provide the world leadership working with our allies to confront those danger points. im optimistic if we can develop those alliances. trey: mr. secretary, sometimes politics likes to dumb things down to simple choices, for people who want to be open to eithe...

Up the spirit of the city. all well—known coventry faces like paralympian sprinter denigan. im the energy of resilience, and coventry has a history of resilience linked to the blitz, so its a great way to celebrate that and embody that. carrie and her fellow energies offer up poetic pearls of wisdom. when you feel like stopping, know that your city persisted. when you feel alone, know that those who have come before you are cheering you on. they walked so you can run and you will run so that t...