October 14, 2018 Highlights
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Politics
Inside Look: President Trump With Kanye West In The White House (video, left), Fox News
American Pastor Freed From Turkish Prison, Fox News
Video: NY Man Arrested In Election Day Bomb Plot, Fox News
Devin Nunes: President Trump Must Declassify – Clinton Lawyer Provided FBI With Documents In 2016, theconservativetreehouse.com
The Democrat’s ‘Blue Wave’ Is Drying Up, John Podhoretz, NY Post
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Money
S&P Returns During Mid-Term Election And Non-Election Years
Why The Stock Market Sell-Off? CNBC
Should You Be Out Of The Market? No, Mornings With Maria, Fox Business
Ronnie Moas Talks Bitcoin When It Was At Top Of Market, Crypto Lapse
Will Mid-Term Elections Sink The Stock Market? Here Is What History Says, William Watts, Marketwatch
Stock Market Up 6 Months Straight And Should Keep Going If History Is A Guide, Fred Imbert, CNBC
Current DIG Crypto Update, 10/12/18, Seaborn Hall
Spiritual Life
The Last Days Of America, Jim Bakker Show/You Tube
Where America And The Church Are Today, Jim Bakker Show
Why Perfectionism Is A 20 Ton Shield, Dr. Brene Brown, Oprah Winfrey Network
What God Requires, Part 1, Neville Johnson, You Tube
Mark Taylor Says Red Tsunami Mid-Terms and No More Democrats In the White House, You Tube
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More Common Sense
Books:
Sword & Scimitar, Raymond Ibrahim
CS Commentary: Probably one of the most fascinating and important books on the history of Islam related to the ignorance of Western society ever written. Researched and resourced from primary Arabic and Greek sources. A must read.
The Sociopath Next Door, Martha Stout
CS Commentary: A great book for the environment of politics, because this is where a lot of the 4 out of 100 people who are psychopaths/sociopaths end up.
Culture:
Melania Trump Interview: Response To Infidelity Accusations (video, left), ABC
Mega Millions Lottery October 16 Is 4th Largest Ever, megamillions.com
Most Gruesome Murder In Los Angeles – Ever, Part 1, Crime Watch, You Tube; Also see, Most Gruesome Murder In Los Angeles – Ever, Part 2, Crime Watch, You Tube
Famous Trials: The Trial Of O.J. Simpson – How OJ Got Away With Murder, Douglas O. Linder
Top 10 Best Sedans For 2019, Autobytel
Health/Fitness:
BPA Toxic Effects & Symptoms: How BPA Destroys Your Body, Dr. Axe
There Is No Vulnerability Without Trust, Dr. Brene Brown, Oprah Winfrey Network
The Lesson Brene Brown’s Daughter Learned About Trust: The Marble Jar Metaphor, You Tube
Downtown LA Hit With Outbreak Of Flea Borne Typhus, CBS Local
Movies:
Three Solid Movies On The 2008 Financial Crisis, Jeffery A. Tucker, AIER
Ryan Gosling Sleepwalks At Neil Armstrong In ‘First Man,’ James Dawson, The Federalist
What ‘Gosnell’ Media Censors Don’t Want You To See Is A True Crime Drama About Abortion, Holly Scheer, The Federalist
Music:
The Beatles’ Paul McCartney: Human and Still Having Fun, 60 Minutes Excerpt
The Beatles’ Paul McCartney: Story Behind ‘Michelle’, 60 Minutes/You Tube
The Beatles’ Paul McCartney: Lennon Only Paid Me A Compliment Once, You Tube
Sports:
Major League Baseball Playoffs Updates, mlb.com
Travel:
8 Days, 7 Nights, One Carry-On, Jetsetter; Also see, Jetsetter’s Guide To Getting A Hotel Room Upgrade, Jetsetter; Also see, 9 Smart Ways To Make Travel Less Stressful, Jetsetter
Jetsetter’s Guide To Tipping, Jetsetter
Pilot Prompted To Take Off Early, Seconds Before Earthquake Strikes Runway, God Reports
TV:
‘Manifest’ TV Review, Daniel Fienberg, Hollywood Reporter; Also see, NBC’s ‘Lost’- Like Drama, ‘Manifest’ Will Explore Science vs Faith, Hollywood Reporter
Quotes Of The Month:
“We are masters of our actions from the beginning up to the very end. But, in the case of our habits, we are only masters of their commencement–each particular little increase being as imperceptible as in the case of bodily infirmities. But yet our habits are voluntary, in that it was once in our power to adopt or not to adopt such or such a course of conduct.” – Aristotle
“Without virtue it is difficult to bear gracefully the honors of fortune.” – Aristotle