perfected the poise of the modern, classic game show host. this guy who is affable and warm and charismatic. no matter what, a contestant may say or do on the show, he s ready to turn it into entertainment. he draws things out of everyday people in ways that maybe even they didn t realize. how funny they could be. how entertaining they could be. of course, he took a lot of stance off camera, in terms of, you know, being an advocate for animals. he himself, he stopped coloring his hair. he stopped eating meat. became a vegetarian. as the piece noted, he stopped hosting the miss usa and miss universe pageant, because they featured furs during the competition. he thought it would be hypocritical to have them shown while he was on stage. one of 2%. he took a lot of credit for really putting the discussion of animal rights and humane
thirds of his generation o generations hold or not just aligned with current version o the modern republican party. is not about values o messaging or is it about acces to health care basic rights. basic. rates those are values before you talk about messaging, those values need to be aligne with a messenger who was authentic, he was trustworthy, and then you can negotiate wha faith phrases you put together a message. but this is about freedom, right, responsibility been officials and government victor? i totally agree i think the one girl word that john used was in this fall, in other states across the countr is that young people care more than any other generation abou values, whether the workforce, in which company they choose t work for and whether it s in politics and which candidate we vote for. the values for gen z or simple i think for me a few first i we want people that will represented thing government people who were in willing gauge with us.
used at school events and graduations and church and civic associations. in the 1970s, it came to be known as a symbol of resistance taken up by a new generation of prominent black activists and artists and politicians. fast forward the modern-day, where words from the black national anthem have been used in some of the most high-profile ceremonies in the country. the civil rights icon, reverend joseph lowry quoted several verses of it while giving the benediction at president barack obama s first inaugural address in 2009. shatter beneath our hand, may we forever stand. some truth to the oh god and true to our native land. in 2016, the song was added to the national recording registry in the library of congress, which is an honor only given to pieces of media that are considered to have made significant cultural and historical impact on american life. lift every voice and sing has found new relevance in the last
using their new power to punish democrats aiming to pull adam schiff and off of their current committee assignments. now, after quite a bit of speculation, scandal ridden congressman, george, santos so we have later about on our show, has two spots. one on small business, and one of the science committee. two years after being stripped of all of their committee assignments, marjorie taylor greene is celebrating her return. writing, of her upcoming work on oversight, quote, joe biden be prepared, we will uncover every corrupt business dealings, every foreign entanglement, every abuse of power, and every check cut for the big guy. so, what does this tell us about the trajectory of the modern, maga, republican party? how do we get to the point where rebels, serialize, arson conspiracy theorists and members in good standing, rewarded with committee assignments where they see their political enemies punished? part of it is just the way it goes, when one side wins a majority. the story here,