He then went on to become a report at wplg, and now you know him for his remarkable sunday Morning Program called this week in south florida, which is on at 11 30 sundays and his name is michael putney. Please give him a big, big welcome. [applause] good evening. Thanks to mitchell, thanks to so many others have made the book k fair one of our Great Community events. Ive been coming here for what, 30 years, and its my privilege tonight to briefly introduce to outstanding, smart, tough, politically sophisticated and acerbic women who are going to yes. [applause] who have so much to say about our current political scene and what is to come. Let me begin by saying ana navarro, ive known her for my years. She is just about as acerbic as they come, smarter, whip smart, faster than a speeding bullet with a retort, a come back, a put down. Certainly saw that when the access Hollywood Tape came out. Ana like to quote it verbatim. [laughing] i dont know people at cnn and abc loved it, but i lov
Discrimination. Thats not all. Confederate battle flags long defended as symbols of heritage begin to come down. 150 years after the end of the civil war, the time has come. As South Carolina buries the victims of last weeks massacre. Amazing grace [applause] how sweet the sound we tackle the rapid shifts in law, politics and public opinion, tonight in a special edition of Washington Week, with pete williams, justice correspondent for nbc news, joan, Legal Affairs editor, alexis, White House Correspondent for real clear politics and michele norris, host and special correspondent for npr. Awardwinning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens, live from our nations capitol, this is Washington Week with gwen ifill. Corporate funding for Washington Week is provided by. We ask people to tell us something that happened in their past and something that might happen in their future. The good things were put on yellow magnets. The bad ones on blue. The results show the past was a p
Discrimination. Thats not all. Confederate battle flags long defended as symbols of heritage begin to come down. 150 years after the end of the civil war, the time has come. As South Carolina buries the victims of last weeks massacre. Amazing grace [applause] how sweet the sound we tackle the rapid shifts in law, politics and public opinion, tonight in a special edition of Washington Week, with pete williams, justice correspondent for nbc news, joan, Legal Affairs editor, alexis, White House Correspondent for real clear politics and michele norris, host and special correspondent for npr. Awardwinning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens, live from our nations capitol, this is Washington Week with gwen ifill. Corporate funding for Washington Week is provided by. We ask people to tell us something that happened in their past and something that might happen in their future. The good things were put on yellow magnets. The bad ones on blue. The results show the past was a p
Discrimination. Thats not all. Confederate battle flags long defended as symbols of heritage begin to come down. 150 years after the end of the civil war, the time has come. As South Carolina buries the victims of last weeks massacre. Amazing grace [applause] how sweet the sound we tackle the rapid shifts in law, politics and public opinion, tonight in a special edition of Washington Week, with pete williams, justice correspondent for nbc news, joan, Legal Affairs editor, alexis, White House Correspondent for real clear politics and michele norris, host and special correspondent for npr. Awardwinning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens, live from our nations capitol, this is Washington Week with gwen ifill. Corporate funding for Washington Week is provided by. We ask people to tell us something that happened in their past and something that might happen in their future. The good things were put on yellow magnets. The bad ones on blue. The results show the past was a p
Discrimination. Thats not all. Confederate battle flags long defended as symbols of heritage begin to come down. 150 years after the end of the civil war, the time has come. As South Carolina buries the victims of last weeks massacre. Amazing grace [applause] how sweet the sound we tackle the rapid shifts in law, politics and public opinion, tonight in a special edition of Washington Week, with pete williams, justice correspondent for nbc news, joan, Legal Affairs editor, alexis, White House Correspondent for real clear politics and michele norris, host and special correspondent for npr. Awardwinning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens, live from our nations capitol, this is Washington Week with gwen ifill. Corporate funding for Washington Week is provided by. We ask people to tell us something that happened in their past and something that might happen in their future. The good things were put on yellow magnets. The bad ones on blue. The results show the past was a p