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Here’s what you missed on Live PD this week/weekend which included a bonus wraparound, two-hour episode on Wednesday night, January 15, as part of the seemingly never-ending promotion for the spin-off America’s Top Dog.
It remains to be seen after all this time if Brexit in the U.K. will actually result in a clearn break from European Union regulatory entanglements. A Megxit deal has been quickly struck, however, according to two carefully crafted, conciliatory statements from Queen Elizabeth and Buckingham Palace today. This development is a follow-up to a family meeting that occurred on Monday.
Fox Sports/FS1 commentator Clay Travis recently quipped that Prince Harry and U.S. actress Meghan Markle, a.k.a. the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are entering the transfer protocol.
Here’s what you missed on Live PD this week/weekend which included a bonus wraparound, two-hour episode on Wednesday night, January 8, as part of the incessant promotion for the spin-off America’s Top Dog.
While the planet seemed on the brink of World War 3, the British royal family — consisting of perhaps the most expensive multi-generation welfare recipients ever — was making “bombshell” headlines, too. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a big announcement.
Here’s what you missed on Live PD this weekend after the show returned from its holiday hiatus.
Live PD is the ratings-winning, three-hour law enforcement ride-along show that ordinarily airs fresh episodes on Friday and Saturday evenings (with occasional bonus episodes on other nights) starting at 9 p.m. Eastern time on the A&E television network.
New York City sports radio station WFAN (660 AM, 101.99 FM) has retooled its lineup now that afternoon drive host Mike Francesa has retired for the second time. WFAN has the distinction of being the first radio station to adopt the 24/7 sports talk format.
In essence, Donald Trump is a salesman who came from the business world where perception may or may not be reality. When the president starts riffing during a rally or press conference, he sometimes gets details wrong or expresses thoughts poorly. As writer Salena Zito once noted, “When he makes claims…the press takes him literally, but not seriously; his supporters take him seriously, but not literally. “
As we enter 2020 and a new decade, media pundits among the blue-check Twitter brigade should strongly consider making a new year’s resolution to avoid rushing to judgment with hot takes that can sometimes ruin lives.
What word or words grind your gears the most? Based on a random landline and mobile phone survey of about 1,700 adults, the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion, a.k.a. the Marist Poll, determined that the dismissive “whatever” is the most annoying word or phrase in casual conversation for the 11th consecutive year.
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