President Trump said we have no trade surpluses.
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) February 26, 2017
We have trade surpluses with:
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And over half the world pic.twitter.com/CaZPSn5K2d
…and did you hear the ones about those Republican “mavericks” opposing President Fergus Laing? Yeah, right (as Kyle explains...and I definitely don't share his opinion of Rand Paul, by the way, who, for my money, is an idiot - NSFW)…
…and Robert Reich tells us here how to be both a political and a consumer activist…
The resistance is happening through both political activism and consumer activism. pic.twitter.com/ELyL9A2MWo
— Robert Reich (@RBReich) February 24, 2017
...and Chris Hayes talks with Rumana Ahmed, the Muslim woman who lasted for 8 days under Trump…
...and I have to admit that I didn't pay a lot of attention to the Oscars on Sunday, though I have to also admit that I can’t possibly understand how Price Waterhouse could screw up the envelopes for Best Picture the way they apparently did here (sooo, the envelope with Emma Stone’s name appeared I believe, but wouldn’t that have been used already since the Best Picture Oscar is supposed to be the last one? So confused…and try not to be too hard on Faye Dunaway, OK?).
And apparently, the show messed up the “In Memoriam” segments also (here), though they did have an ad for Rolex watches that I thought was awesome, with a whole gang of stars including a young Brando (and they managed to include Bill Paxton also, which was a classy touch).
Well (by way of a long setup I’ll admit), I’d like to include this clip, which is also a memorable highlight as far as I’m concerned…
The real life inspiration for 'Hidden Figures' made a surprise appearance at last night's #Oscars pic.twitter.com/bvJ3ysPtdo
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) February 27, 2017
…and RIP Larry Coryell.
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