Rob Reiner on Charlie Kirk's death:
“Absolute horror, and I unfortunately saw the video of it. It’s beyond belief what happened to him. That should never happen to anybody. I don’t care what your political beliefs are. That’s not acceptable. That’s not a solution to solving problems.”
“And I felt like what his wife [Erika] said at the service at the memorial they had was exactly right. I’m Jewish but I believe in the teachings of Jesus and I believe in ‘do unto others’ and I believe in forgiveness and what she said to me was beautiful. She forgave his assassin. And I think that is admirable.”
Compare that to Trump's disgusting tweet about Rob Reiner's death.
In 1954, a quarter of American dwellings had no flush toilets, showers, or bathtubs. Half lacked central heating. 27% of families had no car; 33% had no television.
This video gives a sense of how many came to celebrate James Dennehy as he walked out of the FBI NY field office for the last time, having been forced out by the Trump administration.
Any neutral observer of today’s diplomatic catastrophe in the Oval Office would first note that Zelensky was at a disadvantage in that he was not speaking in his mother tongue. He patiently tried to explain to Trump the limits of diplomacy thus far with Putin. Trump, then, like an aged and indulged owner of a family business, lectured him on his own genius. Finally, VP Vance baited Zelensky, lecturing him on his own country without ever having visited it. And the icing on the cake was that Vance demanded that Zelensky kiss the ring—basically saying, you haven’t said thank you! Under these circumstances, Zelensky’s self control was amazing.
Am up to about p. 200 in “Lies and Sorcery” and while I enjoyed Part 1, am not sure I can managed another 600 pages of Cousin Eduardo, even if/when he becomes a marginal character. #nyrbwomen25
Am way behind on #NYRBWomen24 & just realized I failed to take advantage of @nyrbclassics sale for #NYRBWomen25. But reading Alice James & thinking she’s even beginning to annoy Jean Strouse by 1885. Note original PB version, owned 39 yrs & never read.
@Citymeals will deliver 325,000 meals to older homebound New Yorkers this holiday season. As a20+ yr director, I’ve seen how needed & appreciated these are to our neighbors.
A generous donor will match gifts made by 12M tonight. #endelderhunger
https://t.co/UYymMtHOEt
"The holidays are a big deal for Citymeals. It can be a lonely time for people, so we really feel we need to step it up."
Citymeals CEO Beth Shapiro spoke with @NYN_media about how we're supporting older New Yorkers this season: https://t.co/lllSaByKyG