Tuesday, November 19, 2019

The week in review with Bill Katz, the editor of Urgent Agenda


The week in review with Bill Katz, the editor of Urgent Agenda 11/19 by Silvio Canto Jr | Politics:

Guest: Bill Katz, the editor of Urgent Agenda.......We will look at week 1 of the impeachment hearings....The media and impeachment hearings......Mayor Bloomberg and crime in New York.....Reverend Sharpton and money.....Obama warns the left about going too far.......Hong Kong exploding............and other stories......click to listen:


Tuesday’s video: President Obama gets an earful from Democrats....


Tuesday’s video:

President Obama gets an earful from Democrats....
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Bloomberg going Beto

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A week ago, I thought that Michael Bloomberg might be a formidable foe to President Trump, especially as an independent outflanking the hysterical left running the Democrat Party.  
As an independent, Bloomberg would have been able to talk about his successes fighting crime and his ideas for the economy.  
Well, drop that!  Bloomberg is going “Beto” and pandering to the left big time.  This is the latest example, from the New York Post:   
Former mayor Michael Bloomberg offered a stunning apology on Sunday for his administration’s reliance on stop-and-frisk policing, admitting to a Brooklyn church, “I was wrong, and I am sorry.”
The bombshell reversal ends Bloomberg’s zealous, years-long defense of one of the most contentious parts of his three-term legacy — and comes as the billionaire political moderate positions himself for an expected 2020 Democratic presidential run.
“I was totally focused on saving lives. But as we know, good intentions aren’t good enough,” Bloomberg told congregants at East New York’s Christian Cultural Center, one of the city’s largest black churches.
Too “focused on saving lives”?  What a travesty. Wonder what the police officer walking the streets of New York have to say to that?
We are watching a lot more than politicians pandering to the left.  You can expect that. This is pandering to the wing of the party that sees the police as an enemy.  Furthermore, it is avoiding the reality of inner-city crime.  
So goodbye, Michael Bloomberg.  You are done as a national candidate.
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We remember Dan Haggerty (1941-2016)


We remember Dan Haggerty who was born in Wisconsin on this day in 1941.  He died in 2016 at age 74.   In the late 1970s, Haggerty played a mountain man in the TV series "The lfe and times of Grizzly Adams".

It started out as a movie and ended up on TV.   It was a real contrast to the other stuff on TV at the time:




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1986: Mike Schmidt won his 3rd MVP.

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In 1986, Mike Schmidt earned his 3rd MVP:  .290, 37 HR & 119 RBI.  
It was his 3rd MVP award of the decade!
His career numbers were awesome:  548 HR & 1, 595 RBI.   Schmidt was the last guy in the world that you wanted to face with the game on the line!
He played for several Phillies championship teams, including the 1980 World Series champs and the 1983 NL champs.   He was also a part of the 1976, 1977 & 1978 NL East champs!
Along the way, he hit four home runs in one game on April 17, 1976, won six Silver Slugger Awards, including five consecutive (1980 through 1984, then one more in 1986) & won ten Gold Glove Awards.
Last, but not least, he ranked 28th by The Sporting News when they released their 100 Greatest Baseball Players in the history of baseball.


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