Mornings on the Mall 10.24.18

Cal Thomas and Mark  Mark Krikorian joined Mornings on the Mall on Tuesday!


Mornings on the Mall

Wednesday October 24, 2018

Hosts: Mary Walter and Vince Coglianese

Executive Producer: Heather Hunter


5am – A/B/C Are you for renewable marriages? Comedian Kate Smurthwaite, 42, believes that rather than ‘until death do us part’, a marriage should be renewed on a rolling basis, so that a couple have the opportunity to decide after set periods whether to stay together or go their separate ways.

5am – D Khashoggi’s son glares at Saudi Crown Prince blamed for death of his father as they meet in Riyadh – amid claims writer’s ‘disfigured face’ has been found and Erdogan declares murder WAS planned (Daily Mail) It comes amid claims parts of the writer’s body including his disfigured face have been found in the grounds of the Saudi consul general’s home in Istanbul, with separate reports saying the remains were found down a well at the property. This afternoon, Turkish police found three suitcases, a laptop and clothes possibly belonging to Khashoggi in a Saudi diplomatic car which was abandoned in an underground car park in the city, CNN Turk reported.   

5am – E 25% of students say they were traumatized by the 2016 election, study says (Daily Mail) A quarter of students found the 2016 so traumatic they now report symptoms of PTSD, according to a new study. Researchers surveyed Arizona State University students around the time of President Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2017, and some had stress scores on par with that of school shooting witnesses’ seven-month follow-ups.

6am – A/B/C America has a massive, growing racial wealth gap. The median white family today holds nearly 10 times the wealth of the median black family. Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) is introducing a bill aimed at closing that gap. His idea is to give lower-income kids a sizable nest egg (nearly $50,000 in some cases) that they could use for wealth-building purchases, like a down payment on a house or college tuition.

6am – D  INTERVIEW – Cal Thomas – Syndicated Columnist

 6am – E Michigan town has banned clown costumes from its annual community party

 6am – F Giants superfan erupts at ESPN over field-blocking ‘BoogMobile’

7am – A/B/C  Caravan News:

  • More than 107,000 illegal immigrant parents and children traveling together were caught by the Border Patrol in fiscal year 2018, shattering the old record of about 78,000 set in 2016.
  • Ben Cardin says we should help caravan
  • President Trump on Tuesday accused Democrats of possibly funding the caravan of migrants from Central America that is currently making its way through Mexico.

 7am-D MSNBC/ CNN Audio

 7am – E Undercover FBI agents paid for Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum’s hotel room and his ticket to the Broadway musical Hamilton during a 2016 trip to New York City, according to a bombshell trove of records that raise new questions just two weeks before next month’s election.

 8am – A INTERVIEW – Mark Krikorian –  Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies

 8am – B MIDTERM NEWS

8am – C New Titanic will reportedly set sail in 2022

 8am – D Trump Holds 10 More Rallies (Daily Mail) President Donald Trump is going all-in on keeping his Republican Party in power on Capitol Hill, adding 10 more campaign rallies to his schedule and pouring another $9 million into the midterms two weeks out before Election Day.That brings the president’s total investment into the 2018 election to over $20 million, according to his campaign, which revealed their new campaign efforts on Tuesday, as Republicans work to stop a blue wave from covering the country.

8am – E More Black Bear in Virginia (Fox News) if you live in Virginia and have spotted a black bear as of late, an acorn storage this fall may be to blame, wildlife experts say. The shortage has forced the local bear population into more populated areas as they search for different types of food, Sabrina Garvin, executive director of Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center of Roanoke, told Fox News on Tuesday. “They aren’t out to hurt us, they’re just hungry,” she said.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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