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Jeffries slams House GOP debt limit plan, Trump's legal concerns: 5 Things podcast - Vimarsana News

Jeffries slams House GOP debt limit plan, Trump's legal concerns: 5 Things podcast

Democrats continue to blast the House GOP debt plan that cuts trillions, Trump's many legal cases and what a new DNA analysis can tell us about mammals.

House begins Biden investigations, Kevin Durant traded: 5 Things podcast - Vimarsana News

House begins Biden investigations, Kevin Durant traded: 5 Things podcast

Republicans began Biden investigations with a Twitter hearing on Hunter Biden's laptop, at least 16,000 now dead in Syria/Turkey quake: 5 Things podcast

LISTEN: Finish everything you do! - Vimarsana News

LISTEN: Finish everything you do!

Ever wondered what it would be like to perform with big bands like the Backstreet Boys or Il Divo? Bart Janssen has!

Show some decency • Hard News • Public Address - Vimarsana News

Show some decency • Hard News • Public Address

I know there are people within the National Party who care about this. One told me yesterday he believed that the “defamation for hire” business being conducted wiped tens of millions of dollars off the value of corporate brands. We need to know what was done and how far it extended, and I don’t give a flying shit who is politically embarrassed in the course of finding out. That’s not the point. We need our political leaders, of whatever stripe, to show some decency and find out. And we need, everyone, to shun these people and what they represent.

Blinded by the white • Speaker • Public Address - Vimarsana News

Blinded by the white • Speaker • Public Address

Tahu Potiki's columns gave the impression of a compliant buffoon, who'd occasionally leaven his plodding support for the moneyed end of town with a little antediluvian homespun philosophy. Here he is calling for the death of the elephant who accidentally killed her keeper. Fortunately more civilised heads prevailed, and she's currently able to spend her days in the company of her own kind. Potiki's tame columns made him an ideal token Maori presence in the Press's reactionary stable of opinion-smiths. Now that the big establishment money's jumped the First Four Ships for the Ngai Tahu whaka ...