say christian, virtues and values. it is a theme that comes up repeatedly in the state s civics training for educators. joining us again is jelani cobb, dean of the columbia journalism school. what is the utility of this moral instruction of what is a cultural battle that governor desantis would like to have? i mean generally speaking, if you re talking to the public, people don t want nuance, they want stark lines, they want to be told, to be illustrated that the distinctions are absolutely clear and unerring. and so by framing this as woke, and also, woke has become kind of a drinking game, just toss the word out as many times as you can, and by framing it as a melt formetaphor for everything you find contemptible you are ame able to have implicit what you are trying to do, they re unchristian and immoral and opposite you and you should be afraid of them. christian, many teachers said
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The unerring smell of the police dog: 1.3 tons of cocaine seized
The record cargo discovered at the port of Guayaquil. It was in a container bound for Estonia
Il container con la droga (Foto ministro dell Interno dell Ecuador)
A truly infallible sense of smell that of the police dog on duty at the port of Guayaquil, Ecuador. During a check, the hound identified a 1.3 ton load of cocaine. This was announced by the country s interior minister, Patricio Pazmino. According to what is known, the cargo was stowed in a container ready to be loaded on a ship bound for Estonia.
this is the problem with washington. we are looking at this from a political prism and it is a game of who was on top, who is going to win. we need to look beyond 0-sum. there are very serious issues when you put impeachment on the table and if there is conduct that rises to a level of high crimes and misdemeanors by sitting president, we need to have that conversation to the extent as soon as possible divorced from partisan politics. impeachment is a political standard but i want to see this divorced from partisanship. nancy pelosi has been unerring in leading with a steady hand the caucus. she s legislating, she has authorized a robust investigation agenda and you ve seen it borne out in fisa court and subpoenas of the house is doing the people s work in passing bills and conducting constitutional oversight that
meet the press. president had a roll call. everybody had some some maybe yes, maybe no, i think on balance go. the only guy who had to full throat it, go, mr. president was leon panetta. i walked out of the meeting as i usually do i get to be the last guy to be with the president. i we walked toward his office. i knew he was going to go. what i always tell him when he looked at me again. i said follow your instincts. mr. president. your instincts have been close to unerring. figure your instincts. i wanted him to take one more day to take one more test to see if he was there. julie pace, great to see you. thanks for having me. how big of a gap is it between what he said on tuesday and in 2012? it s a changing story. he said he was encouraging the president to take another look, be more cautious. now he s basically saying he was always on the side of going forward. in some ways this is the vice