that s why i can actually stand on the red carpet right now. people will come out and make a statement wearing black, saying there needs to be more parity between men and women in hollywood. also the sex scandals that have rocked hollywood over the last few months, making a statement about that, and saying that more women need to be in decision-making roles. some of the celebrities are expect to show up with activists as well. so we re looking for that. the one thing that people are also going to be looking for, fred, is what seth meyers has to say. he doesn t shy away from talking politics on his show. he s expected as the host, as the emcee of the night to really bring that out further. people will be listening to him. other than that, you ve got the nominees that people will be waiting to see and hear about. and it s really about the women this year. a lot of people looking to see who is going to win, whether it will be allison janney who played in i, tonya who apparently just sto
take that city back from the taliban. but it doesn t really seem like there is much of an afghan military operation to really try to take that city back. reports on the ground on afghanistan indicate the next likely occurrence in that country is probably not going to be that kunduz will fall back under government control, seems like a more likely outcome will be that the taliban will hold on to that city and then start to take even more territory in and around that part of the country. it is days like these when, you know, simmering tensions and worries and bad signs break open into full on open warfare with ammunition and real bombs and people getting hurt and dying. it is days like these when no matter which party is in power, days like these make you value having people in decision-making roles who are solid and sober and experienced and know what they re doing. these are days and these are circumstances that call to question, that call the hard question of whether or not we as a co
to take that city back. reports on the ground on afghanistan indicate the next likely occurrence in that country is probably not going to be that kunduz will fall back under government control, seems like a more likely outcome will be that the taliban will hold on to that city and then start to take even more territory in and around that part of the country. it is days like these when, you know, simmering tensions and worries and bad signs break open into full on open warfare with li ammunition and real bombs and people getting hurt and dying. it is days like these when no matter which party is in power, days like these make you value having people in decision-making roles who are solid and sober and experienced and know what they re doing. these are days and these are circumstances that call to question, that call the hard question of whether or not we as a country are up to the
taliban. but it doesn t really seem like there is much of an afghan military operation to really try to take that city back. reports on the ground on afghanistan indicate the next likely occurrence in that country is probably not going to be that kunduz will fall back under government control, seems like a more likely outcome will be that the taliban will hold on to that city and then start to take even more territory in and around that part of the country. it is days like these when, you know, simmering tensions and worries and bad signs break open into full on open warfare with ammunition and real bombs and people getting hurt and dying. it is days like these when no matter which party is in power, days like these make you value having people in decision-making roles who are solid and sober and experienced and know what they re doing. these are days and these are circumstances that call to question, that call the hard