Sunday, January 06, 2019

Sunday's show: The week in review with Bill Katz, the editor of Urgent Agenda


The week in review with Bill Katz, the editor of Urgent Agenda 01/06 by Silvio Canto Jr | Politics Podcasts:

Guest: Bill Katz, the editor of Urgent Agenda...........The House Democrats are off and running but it's not pretty from the language of a new congresswoman to calls to end The Electoral College to curbing presidential pardon powers.......Can Speaker Pelosi contain the left of the party and keep peace with the 31 Democrats from centrist districts?.......The US economy is doing great....The politics of the shutdown.....China on the front pages again........We remember Ralph Branca 1926-2016....Vince Scully started working with Dodgers 1950.....and other stories...........Click to listen:
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Sunday's video: The 2000 election was officially over

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 Sunday's video:  
The 2000 election was officially over

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Democrats in the House make us yearn for serious people

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We’ve seen some remarkable immaturity from the new Democrats this week, from introducing a bill to curb presidential pardons to a congresswoman talking about impeaching the “m-f.”  Isaac Hayes and “bad mother (shut your mouth) Shaft” must be jealous of her language!
It makes you yearn for serious people, or the type of American who stands up for life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.
Back this week in 1942, Bob Feller, who had won 76 games over the last three seasons, went into the U.S. Navy.
We learned a few Decembers ago that Bob Feller passed away after at age 92.
I did not see Feller pitch, but every baseball fan knows about him. 
This is an account of his baseball career:
Before his career ended on Sept. 30, 1956, months before the inaugural Cy Young Award was presented, he had won 266 games, struck out 2,581 batters, won 62 percent of his decisions, pitched three no-hitters, 12 one-hitters and 44 shutouts and won a pitchers’ Triple Crown.
He led the league in victories six times and strikeouts seven times.
But there is more!
He enlisted after Pearl Harbor and served in World War II for almost four years!  He did not seek a “safe space” or look for excuses.  He gave up four of his prime years for country.  I wonder how many of these Democrats have a clue of what that means!
What a remarkable life! What a contrast from the people now serving in the U.S. House.
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