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Do you see hostility . You hear a little bit about aggression from a couple of the players. What are you feeling . Yes, sir. We have safe and independent operations out here throughout the theater. We do feel safe. Lets start the hour with cnn senior White House Correspondent jeff zeleny. Hes in south florida where the president is spending his thanksgiving. Jeff, happy thanksgiving to you. Talking to the president there and listening to part of his phone call, he answered a lot of reporter questions after he put the phone down, doubling down on his controversial decision to support the Saudi ...

Released yet. I think there are a couple of things going on here. One, mexico is like the United States, worried that more car van caravance and a large number of people camped out in tijuana get to the United States it will encourage more Central Americans to arrive this way. The Mexican Government was disturbed at the site of the first caravan and forcing its way across the border and past Mexican Federal Police Last Month and then on top of that, you know, i think the new incoming government of mexico want to start off on a good foot maybe by doing a favor to the Trump Administration. You a...

Mexico while claims are being adjudicated in u. S. Courts. The president has tried to make policy changes through executive action. He announced an attempted policy change that would require migrants to request asylum at legal points of entry, it would forbid them from requesting asylum if they were caught trying to cross the border illegally. That executive action was blocked by the ninth circuit, who said it was illegal for the president to make those kind of changes to the asylum system unilatera unilaterally. Obviously, the president has been fixated on that decision spending his thanksgiv...

The Magic Flute was a welcome operatic success for Mozart during his hectic final year. Richard Wigmore considers ten decades of recordings of this enchanting masterpiece

WTJU Mar 15th, 2021 | By Ralph Graves John Abraham Fisher was all the rage in 18th Century London. He was a violin virtuoso with a streak of showmanship. By his thirties had a share in the Covent Garden Theatre, a hit oratorio making the rounds, and concertized frequently to great admiration (among the public, if not the critics). His six symphonies were published in 1772, and represent an interesting amalgam. To my ears, they had the English sound of William Boyce blended with the Mannheim School techniques of Johann Stamitz. But it’s a blend that works quite effectively. Fisher uses ...