We are hear to celebrate the release of two volumes of the black book of the american left. These books trace davids journey from red diaper baby to the founding of the new left, and then his abandonment of the progressive mission, ultimately to convert to being a man of the right. This collection of davids writings follows his unique journey ouring insights and how the left operates rewriting history, championing totalitarian regimes, cheering for americas enemies, and doing everything they can to disrupt and undermine the american system. This is a story that only can be told by someone who has walked on both sides of the political aisle. Thank you, thank you all for coming out. This room is old enough to remember, the Prime Minister of england at the end of his long career, he was interviewedded by a reporter who asked him, whats the most difficult thing you had to handle as a politician, whats the most difficult of your political career, and he said, events. Thats because events ar
Im amy robach. David has the night off. Great to have you with us on this monday night. And were following two developing stories tonight, the breaking news on the escaped convict, captured alive speaking from his hospital bed. But we begin with the breaking news that wall of flames in the west a wildfire in Washington State exploding in size. Homes destroyed. More than 1800 acres burned. Hundreds of families evacuated. And if you look closely you can make out whats left of that house in flames. From above entire neighborhoods destroyed and the twist, embers from that fire picked up by the wind setting off new explosions. Abcs neal karlinsky. Reporter tonight, the city of wenatchee, washington, is fighting fire on two fronts, in the hillsides and homes around town. Probably 40, 50foot wall of flame. Reporter really. Oh, yeah, it was unbelievable. Reporter and in the heart of downtown where nearly half the city was forced to shelter in place for a time as ammonia leaked from a series of
The June Bingham New Playwright Commission honors the legacy of the late artist and playwright, June Bingham, by providing support to a new generation of early-career women/femme and/or non-binary storytellers as they seek to create work that manifests change in the world.
Valerie David, a performer and writer, was the artist-in-residency at the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center. There, she performed her show about her cancer journey: "The Pink Hulk."