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Chances are you wouldn’t be able to recognize a biohazard even if you were looking right at one. But the biohazard symbol? It’s pretty easy to spot. Most warning icons rely on previously established objects or symbols: a general caution might use an exclamation point, and a fire warning might use an illustration of a flame. But the biohazard symbol references an idea that is much harder to picture — and in the 50 years since its invention, it has become one of the most recognizable icons on the planet. But can the meaning of a symbol like this last an eternity? A special Department of Energy project is trying to figure that out.
Full Broadcast 26Jan18 Real News with David Knight
At every turn, Trump has turned further away from THE issue he campaigned and won on. The latest “negotiating” tactic will backfire even if the Democrats don’t accept. The memo no one knows about was named DACA by Obama. It wasn’t a law. But Trump has released from deportation those Obama protected with his memo by pretending they are entitled to remain and become voting citizens. Then, Janice Atkinson, Member of the European Parliament, talks BREXIT and Kevin Johnston on what’s really happening in Burma.
[from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters]
As the debate over immigration reform continues to heat up, President Trump and conservatives have been relying on the outdated and racist term "chain migration" to describe family-based migration. The term has roots dating back to the 1960s, and that's where it should have stayed.
Presidential Message on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Issued on: January 26, 2018
Tomorrow marks the 73rd anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the Nazi death and concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland. We take this opportunity to recall the Nazis’ systematic persecution and brutal murder of six million Jewish people. In their death camps and under their inhuman rule, the Nazis also enslaved and killed millions of Slavs, Roma, gays, people with disabilities, priests and religious leaders, and others who courageously opposed their brutal regime.
Our Nation is indebted to the Holocaust’s survivors. Despite the trauma they carry with them, they continue to educate us by sharing their experiences, strength, wisdom, and generosity of spirit to advance respect for human rights. Although they are aging and their numbers are slowly dwindling, their stories remain with us, giving us the strength to combat intolerance, including anti-Semitism and all other forms of bigotry and discrimination.
Every generation must learn and apply the lessons of the Holocaust to prevent new horrors against humanity from occurring. As I have said: “We will stamp out prejudice. We will condemn hatred. We will bear witness, and we will act.” In this spirit, we must join together across our nations and with people of goodwill around the world to eliminate prejudice and promote more just societies. We must remain vigilant to protect the fundamental rights and inherent dignity of every human being.
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we acknowledge this dark stain on human history and vow to never let it happen again.
Friday, Jan. 26th 2018[, with an appearance by Joel Gilbert]: Trump's MAGA Aura Shocks And Awes Davos Attendees - The President declares America is open for business and that, “America first does not mean America alone.” The MSM could only boo while broadcasting Trump's optimistic message. Steven Seagal joins Alex Jones with his lawyer to push back against false sexual assault allegations precipitated by Megyn Kelly. Also, international provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos joins the Infowars studio to provide is own analysis of today’s hottest stories. What's more, Davos insider and political commentator Ted Malloch breaks down Trump's victory in Switzerland.
In the lead up towards University of California, Berkeley’s ‘Free Speech Week’, Jamali questions Milo Yiannopoulos on the rise of the Alt Right, telling offensive jokes and what makes him love “Daddy” Trump so much.
Watch Hate Thy Neighbour in the U.S. Tuesdays at 10:00PM, and in the UK Wednesdays at 9:00PM.
When the man with unparalleled access to the most advanced intelligence operation in the world prefers to get his information from Fox News, we're all in serious trouble.
Ken Ham and his team have a bi-weekly "news" show, reacting to the news stories of the day from a Christian young-earth creation perspective from the Answers in Genesis staff at his Creation Museum.
Anti-Ordinary and I join Dr. Georgia Purdom, Avery Foley, and Bodie Hodge as they discuss largest group of Mennonite churches leaves denomination, unusual parent situation, the genderbread person, and more in this episode of Answers News hosted in front of a live audience at the Creation Museum.
Today In the War Room: Exceptional show with Milo Yiannopoulos joining Owen Shroyer in studio to talk exclusively about his Twitter ban, racism and Steve Bannon. Anthony Bellotti joins Roger Stone to speak about his newest article calling to stop the federal government from abusing any more dogs. #DogsLivesMatter
[from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters]
South Africa's second-largest city is set to become the first major world hub to exhaust its water supply, once its reservoirs dry up in mid-to-late April. At least 4 million people will run out of water when that happens.
Trump returns to U.S. amid bombshell report he tried to fire Mueller. Harvard Constitutional Law Professor Laurence Tribe on why that firing would be a “crime” and whether Trump could now be indicted for obstructing justice.
Trump reportedly tried to fire Mueller in June 2017. Ari Melber breaks down the significance of this month in the Russia investigation, and the timeline leading up to it.
Why the right turned on Mueller as probe heated up
The Beat with Ari Melber 1/26/18
The New York Times is reporting Trump tried to fire Mueller in June, the same month right wing conservative media and Republican lawmakers ramped up attacks on the Special Counsel.
Two Baltimore police officers are on trial this week in federal court for some of this worst misconduct imaginable. Detectives Daniel Hersl and Marcus Taylor were members of Baltimore’s Gun Trace Task Force, an elite group of plainclothes officers expected to get the worst firearms and offenders off the city streets. Eight of the nine men on the task force have been accused of a range of organized crime-level charges that range from robbery and extortion, to faking evidence, planting drugs, dealing drugs, and other serious crimes. 6 of the officers, Sergeants Thomas Allers and Wayne Jenkins, and Detectives Momodu Gondo, Evodio Hendrix, Maurice Ward, and Jemell Rayam, have all pleaded guilty.
It’s a staggering fall: the Gun Trace Task Force was created by the city in 2007 with the explicit goal of fighting crime and reducing the city’s rising murder rate. For a while, city leaders saw the task force as a huge success, celebrating the firearms and drugs the men had confiscated. Today, many Baltimore residents consider the task force’s crimes the biggest scandal in recent memory. Freddie Gray’s 2015 death in police custody and the resulting riots dominated years of headlines, but these officers’s misconduct was the low frequency chaos only people in Baltimore’s most vulnerable communities could hear.
In the following bonus clip, Baltimore Sun reporter Justin Fenton speaks with Vice News Correspondent Antonia Hylton about the cultures that allow for police corruption and how Baltimore might heal.
“Love & Hip Hop” Star Amara La Negra Is Calling Out Racism — And Colorism
Published on Jan 26, 2018 by VICE News
It's a scene all too common in the entertainment industry: A male producer tells a female musician she needs to change her appearance in order to be successful.
This time, when the interaction unfolded during the premiere of VH1's "Love & Hip Hop: Miami" on Jan. 1, the female artist pushed back.
Dominican-American singer Amara La Negra walked out as her male castmate made racist comments — that her Afro wasn't elegant, for example — and instantly put herself on the American pop culture map. She announced she signed with the record label BMG, and landed an appearance on the widely-syndicated hip-hop radio show The Breakfast Club.
During that interview, she again shot down ignorant comments from the hosts, who asked if she was imagining the colorism she says she's always experienced in her community because she has dark skin.
"Being a Latina that looks like myself in the Latin industry is very hard," Amara told VICE News. "And I never would have imagined that talking about it would open this worldwide conversation."
Now, she's getting ready to record her first album and take her shot at the American market — while promoting her underrepresented Afro-Latino culture along the way.
In 24 hours, Trump TV goes from claiming the story is false, to saying maybe it's true, to telling viewers not to worry about it, back to actually it's false.
RNC finance chair Steve Wynn accused of sexual misconduct
All In with Chris Hayes 1/26/18
Steve Wynn is a billionaire Casino mogul, current finance Chairman of the Republican National Committee, Vice-Chair of President Trump’s inaugural committee, and co-host of Donald Trump’s big Mar-a-Lago inauguration anniversary party and fundraiser. And he now stands accused of sexual misconduct.
Neal Katyal, former acting solicitor general who wrote the special counsel rules, talks with Joy Reid about the vulnerabilities of the special counsel to smears and sabotage by Donald Trump and Republicans.
Senators rush to protect Mueller from Trump with new law
The Rachel Maddow Show 1/26/18
Senator Cory Booker talks with Joy Reid about his concerns about Donald Trump's threat to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and legislation he has proposed to protect Mueller from Trump.
Nick Akerman, former Watergate prosecutor, talks with Joy Reid about the peculiar and nearly untested legal liabilities of the president of the United States.
Joy Reid points out that while Donald Trump's dubious accusation that Robert Mueller is biased against him because of a years-old golf fee dispute is being debunked, Trump was actually ordered by a court to refund millions to members of one of his courses.
Joy Reid reports on the hundreds of millions of dollars in cash invested in Donald Trump's golf courses and notes that Eric Trump once explained that the source for that money was Russia, though his remarks were later denied.
Aswin Suebsaeng, White House reporter for The Daily Beast, talks with Joy Reid about the Republican National Committee's silence after the Wall Street Journal's report on decades of sexual misconduct by RNC finance chair Steve Wynn.
Joy Reid points out that the choice of Joe Kennedy III, Bobby Kennedy's grandson, for the Democratic response to the State of the Union address could be a reminder of a time of hope for the party.
“Fire & Fury” author Michael Wolff: Mueller became an “obsession” for Trump
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell 1/26/18
Michael Wolff, the author of “Fire & Fury,” tells Lawrence that Mueller became an obsession for Trump in summer of 2017. Lawrence also asks Wolff about a reporter asking Nikki Haley about the President and an affair. Wolff joins Lawrence for his first interview since the new Mueller story broke.
Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) is on one of the committees investigating the Trump campaign and Russia and he worries that Republicans are trying to attack Mueller instead of trying to conduct a thorough investigation. Rep. Schiff joins Lawrence.
Trump returns from Davos to a growing Russia controversy
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 1/27/18
Back from the glitz and glamour of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Pres. Trump returns to a Washington obsessed with reports that he ordered Robert Mueller fired last June only backing down when White House Counsel Don McGahn threatened to quit.
How worried is GOP about Trump? It's an '11 out of 10'
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 1/27/18
We talk to our panel of political reporters to get a sense of how worried Republicans in DC are about the chaos in the Trump White House with Russia looming and the State of the Union just days away.
Jeb Bush warns Trump could hurt GOP in 2018 midterms
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 1/27/18
Speaking to USA Today in a new interview, Trump's former 2016 rival says the president could end up hurting Republicans during the midterms later this year.
Roger McNamee: Brain Hacking | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)
Published on Jan 26, 2018 by Real Time with Bill Maher
Silicon Valley insider and early Facebook investor Roger McNamee joins Bill to discuss how the tech industry is grappling with its growing political influence.
New Rule: Snide and Prejudice | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)
Published on Jan 26, 2018 by Real Time with Bill Maher
In his editorial New Rule, Bill asks why President Donald "Least Racist Person" Trump is always picking fights with black people and offers up an alternative outlet for his ire.
Friday Jan 26, 2018 News Section for Caravan to Midnight full long-form interview Episode 873 - Dr. Michael Heiser In this edition, John B. and Dr. Michael S. Heiser discuss the paranormal as viewed through the lens of Scripture, as well as recent disclosures of the existence of UFOs, visitations from people who have departed the Earthly life and many other subjects. Full interview - https://www.caravantomidnight.com/Episode/EpisodesDetails?Id=20870
Former Host of Coast To Coast AM John B Wells is now in control on Caravan To Midnight & Ark Midnight.
A Sober Trump Reassures the Davos Elite DAVOS, Switzerland — President Trump reassured the world’s political and financial leaders on Friday that his “America First” agenda was not a rejection of international cooperation, but he insisted that cross-border trade had to be made fairer and vowed to take action against predatory practices. It was an encounter that once would have been considered unlikely: A president who ran on a nationalist platform and has sought to raise barriers since taking office, addressing an exclusive gathering of billionaire investors, corporate executives and heads of state who have spent decades building the global economic system that he has taken steps to dismantle. Mr. Trump sought to reconcile the profound differences in their approaches with a relatively sober, restrained speech that argued that defending national interests was consistent with a global system. And he touted what he called a rising economy in the United States, declaring that “America is back” and inviting foreign businesses to invest. “I believe in America,” Mr. Trump told a jampacked auditorium at the conclusion of the annual World Economic Forum. “As president of the United States, I will always put America first — just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first. But ‘America First’ does not mean America alone.” And yet, he did not back down from his demand that that system be overhauled to guard the United States from what he called unfair behavior. “We cannot have free and open trade if some countries exploit the system at the expense of others,” he said. “We support free trade, but it needs to be fair and it needs to be reciprocal because in the end, unfair trade undermines us all. The United States will no longer turn a blind eye to unfair trade practices.” His message of an American economic comeback, however, was tempered by a report that came out even as he was on stage. The American economy grew by 2.6 percent in the fourth quarter of 2017, healthy but lower than the 3 percent that had been expected and that he had set as his goal. Over all, the economy grew 2.3 percent in 2017, Mr. Trump’s first year in office, up from 1.6 percent in 2016, President Barack Obama’s last year. As he often does, Mr. Trump presented a selective version of the last year. He boasted that African-American unemployment was at a new low, but did not mention that it began falling in 2011 and the rate of decline on his watch was simply a continuation of the progress that started under Mr. Obama. He claimed credit for creating 2.4 million jobs since his election, but the number of new jobs created in 2017 was no higher than in any of the last six years of Mr. Obama’s tenure. [...] https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/26/world/europe/donald-trump-davos-speech.html
Dutch agencies provide crucial intel about Russia's interference in US-elections Hackers from the Dutch intelligence service AIVD have provided the FBI with crucial information about Russian interference with the American elections. For years, AIVD had access to the infamous Russian hacker group Cozy Bear. That's what de Volkskrant and Nieuwsuur have uncovered in their investigation. https://www.volkskrant.nl/tech/dutch-agencies-provide-crucial-intel-about-russia-s-interference-in-us-elections~a4561913/
Trump threatens to stop aid to Palestinians US President Donald Trump has threatened to halt aid to the Palestinians if they do not agree to take part in peace talks. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-42823429
Bombardier ruling: Q&A Bombardier has won a trade case in the United States, overturning a decision to impose damaging tariffs on imports of its C-Series aircraft. http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-42802987
Mosquitoes remember human smells, but also swats, researchers find The study shows that hosts who swat at mosquitoes or perform other defensive behaviors may be abandoned, no matter how sweet. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-01/vt-mrh012418.php
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