Secure. these are a couple of hit pieces in hoping that if they throw something out there is just going to stick. the post is reporting there is no detailed record even in classified files of president trump face-to-face with interactions with president putin. so is not a problem? it absolutely is the problem. donald trump is lisp transparent than what he wants to put on the southern border. we have a better chance of seeing tax return in the transcripts of what he talked about with putin. let s go in the way, way back when barack obama was talking to then president of russia about how he ll have more flexibility after the election. now we have a president who cannot definitively say no i m not working with the russians as a russian agent. the hypocrisy is disturbing, blind allegiance is troubling. american people deserve better. they believe that part of his desire for secrecy stems from all the leaks coming from the
We ll find out. we ll get a report card of how religion resonates with the people of michigan in about eight hours. look forward to that. in the meantime, more of the big stories making headlines for you. army private bradley manning faces a court-martial and possibly the rest of his life behind bars for giving thousands of classified documents to wikileaks. but putting u.s. national security at risk hasn t stopped somebody from nominating manning for a nobel peace prize? manning is one of 230 people nominated this year along with former president bill clinton and microsoft founder bill gates. yeah, he s got my vote. meanwhile, a former aide to governor sarah palin slapped with a fine for writing a tell-all book based on confidential e-mail sent while he worked for the former alaska governor. that is a big violation of ethics laws, folks, and frank bailey has agreed now to pay a fine of about $12,000. bailey was told to keep the e-mail out of his book which was called blind allegi
die with a degree of dignity, lay down your life with dignity. don t lay down with fears and agony. you could actually smell the death in the airplane. the side vent window was open. we could actually smell it. don t lay down with tears an agony. it s nothing to death, just stepping over into another plane. like strange fallen fruit rotting in the tropical sun, more than 900 americans, men, women, and children in a group called people s temple lay dead in a city they built deep in the jungle of guyana. they had come to create a utopian community called jonestown until they drank the proverbial kool-aid. we didn t commit suicide. committed an act of revolutionary suicide protesting the inhumane conditions of the world. they took cyanide-laced fruit punch from their spiritual father, reverend jim jones, and then lay down to die. or so it seemed. i don t think it was
And she took it to the press. she was alleging very serious things about conditions in jonestown, about guns being in jonestown and about mass suicide rehearsals. and that was taking the story to another level. everyone stood in a line, went up and drank this red, you know, it was kind of a tasted like that thing, the drink little children drink but you have to put a lot of sugar in it first. kool-aid. kool-aid but without sugar. that s what it was. i don t know. it had a horrible taste initially. you kind of think, well, maybe there is something in there. people would file up, get the drink and get on the other side. you are telling me this man took 1,100 people and gathered them together. well, he does every day. yeah. and he said, drink this poison.