best-seller, nudge. people will die who don t have to die. also, tunisia was the poster child for arab s spring success. it took out autocracy and replaced it with democracy. but now the president has ousted the prime minister and frozen the parliament. is this a coup? will the other government go the autocrat route? we ll explore. and does the government need a recruitment and reconciliation process after the attack on the capitol? they held a hearing on tuesday, but most of america didn t want to hear the truth and there is no reconciliation in the works. we will hear how it could work here in america. but first, here s my take. the news today is buried in to ne tunisia. it came in arab spring, after the prime minister had been assassinated. it got he mithinking about one the fundamental rules in politics. the best recent work on this subject comes from a remarkable pair of scholars, darren nosinglu and eric carter. history is littered with places where gangs, w
simone biles have in common? first, it is time to cover covid in the media. it is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. so the news coverage needs to reflect that. for example, the word cases doesn t mean the same thing it did a year ago, because a breakthrough case when vaccinated, when you are infected and vaccivaccinated, i very, very different than a case when unvaccinated. about the word breakthrough, there is really not enough data to know how often it happens. that is a critical problem. but the data is clear that it s causing more deaths. but these squares, 600 million vaccinated adults, there is a tiny, tiny too small box in the corner showing hospitalizations and deaths. that s the whole story right there in that front page. my big takeaway, reading about the providence town outbreak in the news is no one died. but this article prompted the fact that more people were vaccinated, and it said the more sail salient fact that only a few people ended up in the hospital. p-
largest ransomware attack recorded hit businesses across the world. the group believed to be responsible traced to russia. overseas the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan is nearing completion. what does it mean for america s strategy across the middle east? we ll get to all of that in just a minute. i do want to start in surfside, florida, the mayor told me last hour they believe they will still find survivors in the rubble. here he is. we will be in the rescue phase until we bring everyone out as far as i m concerned. in my opinion, there should be no talk about anything but rescue and that is the 100% focus of everybody who is on that site. i was there this morning. everybody is so happy that they re back on the job. things are buzzing. the heavy equipment is working, the teams are up on the pile, they are digging, they are searching. the dogs are out there. we re very hopeful and we re expecting a miracle. all right, let s bring in vaughn hillyard in surfside, flori
expected to be tax-related and expected to be unsealed in court tomorrow in man hat opinion the washington post was the first to report the news tonight. the paper adds this weisselberg is expected the surrender thursday morning at the office of manhattan d.a. cyrus vance. he is expected to be arraigned later in the day in front of a state court judge. the trump organization will be arraigned represented by one of its attorneys. weisselberg has been under pressure to cooperate with prosecutors and flip on one donald trump. the investigations continue. trump was occupied with his trich to the southern border. and the pennsylvania supreme court tossed out bill cosby s conviction. bill cosby is home tonight for the first time in three years. he was convicted in 2018 of drugging and assaulting andrea constand. today, the court said that cosby should not have been charged and barred a retrial. late today, cosby spoke about the ruling. you can see how powerless many of us fee
development the pennsylvania supreme court tossed out bill cosby s conviction. bill cosby is home tonight for the first time in three years. he was convicted on three counts, aggravated and indecent assault in 2018 of drugging and assaulting andrea constand. today, the court said that cosby should not have been charged and barred a retrial. today, cosby spoke about the ruling. you can see how powerful lists many of us feel. this is for all the people who have been imprisoned wrongfully, regardless of race, color, or creed. cosby continue to deny any wrongdoing and rhea constant for her part called the ruling, quote, of concern in that it may discourage those who seek justice for sexual assault in the criminal justice system from reporting or participating in the prosecution of the assailant. meanwhile, the washington post also on the board tonight with a report of over a dozen new arrests in the january 6th attack and riot in our capital. it s the most in a single day. th