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General Hospital (GH) spoilers tease that Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) could have a good reason to go back on his deal with Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). GH fans can expect a tense faceoff as Laura Collins (Genie Francis) tries to talk Nikolas out of the dangerous move he’s making. Ava Jerome Cassadine (Maura West) is willing to support her husband, but she certainly wouldn’t mind if he bowed out of the deal either. Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) will also be part of this confrontation and will try a couple different tactics to make Nikolas do what she wants.

Trusting Cyrus to keep his word certainly didn’t work out well for Julian Jerome (William deVry). Nikolas insisted he wasn’t Julian and that he could handle this. He had a man named Colonel Jackson and his security team on the case, so Ava wondered how much this was costing him. Money was no object since Nikolas was determined to protect Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). Ava was worried about Cyrus having a never-ending hold on Nikolas, but he felt that what Cyrus really wanted was love and acceptance. Family was important to Cyrus, so Nikolas felt Cyrus would come to him for help bridging ...

Madison in the Sixties – In Memoriam, part 2 –  business leaders Madison native Thomas E. Brittingham Jr., son of the great lumberman/philanthropist, and a  founding trustee of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, suffers a fatal heart attack at age sixty- one while driving near his home in Wilmington, Delaware, on April 16, 1960. A member of the campus Ku Klux Klan interfraternity in the early 1920s, Brittingham became president of the Research Foundation in 1955 and oversaw its successful investment strategy. Two leading businessmen take their own lives in 1961— one due to fail...

>> you're like watching him get a college education live on the air while he's president of the united states. >> you were pretty active on twitter yesterday to say the least. you were actually calling the speech soviet-like yesterday and it's interesting because i was actually on the air with colonel jackson wednesday night i believe and he basically said we are a non-tank country. we don't have to display our arms and we don't have to display our military because we know the power of our military. countries like russia and north korea that's what they have to do. you on twitter called it sov...

Challenges the united states tries to define what if considers to be terrorism and radical extremism and what arab and muslim countries will be able to offer in terms of fighting that ideology. there's going to be a lot of sticking points. look for this to be at least a reset of some sorts on that particular issue. >> certainly a lot on the table. stay with me. i want to bring in steve clemons, msnbc contributor and editor-at-large with "atlantic" magazine and colonel jackson, msnbc analyst. this welcome is vastly different from the welcome president obama got when he visited in april of 2016 ...