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MSNBCW Morning Joe January 14, 2021 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW Morning Joe January 14, 2021

Justification for violence the. The radical left knows exactly what theyre doing. Theyre ruthless. And its time that somebody did something about it. Like all of you i was shocked and deeply saddened by the calamity at the capitol last week. And if you dont fight like hell, youre not going to have a country anymore. Two speeches from the president. One got him impeached. The other he hopes will get him acquitted. Good morning and welcome to morning joe. It is thursday, january 14th. Along with joe, willie and me, we have White House Reporter for the Associated Press, jonathan lemire. He is lik...

CNNW CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow January 30, 2016 - Vimarsana News

CNNW CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow January 30, 2016

Breaking news at a colorado to tell you about at the top of the hour. Police in denver right now responding to reports of multiple shootings, and a stabbing near the Denver Coliseum, this the took place a short time ago. Youre looking at live aerial images from our affiliate there in denver. We know nine people have been taken to the hospital. Again, nine people transported to the hospital. We do not know their condition. State of their injuries or if there are fatalities. We expect an update any moment. What we do know is that the colorado motorcycle expo was scheduled for this afternoon, nea...

In Georgia Senate runoffs, a rush to get out the Asian vote - Vimarsana News

In Georgia Senate runoffs, a rush to get out the Asian vote

SUWANEE, Ga. —  When Stephanie Cho moved from Los Angeles to Atlanta seven years ago, she was dismayed to find Asians largely absent from Georgia’s political life — barely contacted by Republican or Democratic parties or represented in government corridors. Lobbying at the state Capitol in 2015 when she became executive director of the Atlanta chapter of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, she typically saw just two Asian faces: Korean-born Republican state Rep. B.J. Pak and a member of his staff. Fast forward five years, Georgia will have six Asian American state representatives — f...