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The Regime Media are having a grand old time at the Democratic National Convention, as they chronicle the coronation of their new figurehead with a verve and zeal more in place in Pyongyang than in Peoria. And the old Tiffany Network is no exception. Here are CBS Evening News anchor Norah O’Donnell and CBS Mornings host Gayle King, absolutely fawning over Oprah Winfrey’s convention speech: CBS’s @GayleKing and @NorahODonnell enraptured by Oprah. “There is only one!” O’Donnell: “Arousing in terms of challenging people to choose freedom, as she said, to choose common sense over nonsense.” Last part in unison. King: “That might be one of my favorite lines.” pic.twitter.com/PTpYqokOK7 — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) August 22, 2024 OPRAH WINFREY: We are all Americans. And together, let's all choose, Kamala Harris! Thank you, Chicago. Thank you. NORAH O’DONNELL: There is only one, as you say, Gail. There is only one. GAYLE KING: Would you say that that was uniquely Oprah? O’DONNELL: It was. Absolutely. And arousing in terms of challenging people to choose freedom, as she has said. To choose common sense over nonsense. KING: Over nonsense. That might be one of my favorite lines. And I also like the childless cat ladies. Because she also said we might- no, we would go back and get the cat, too. I get the point that she was making. I mean, she has been very troubled by how polarized and how divided we are. And I think what she really wanted to do, was to ask people to really think. Really think at what’s at stake here. Integrity, your values, your character, all of that really matters. Here’s King again with what is for all intents and purposes a full-throated endorsement of Kamala Harris: CBS Mornings host @GayleKing basically endorses Kamala Harris: “When I hear people say I’m going to vote for Kamala Harris because she’s a black woman, she is so much more than that. She is so uniquely qualified to be President of this country.” pic.twitter.com/jwbQFcACvm — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) August 22, 2024 NORAH O’DONNELL: Well, this is a history-making convention. GAYLE KING: Exactly right. Exactly right. O’DONNELL: Yeah. Not only could it lead to the first woman president, but the first black woman president. The first woman of south Asian heritage as well. KING: Yeah, we are all very mindful of that. But you know, when I hear people say, you know, “I’m gonna vote for Kamala Harris because she is a black woman”, she is so much more than that. She is so uniquely qualified to be president of this country. And I don’t think anybody should vote for anybody because of their race, the color of their skin, or their gender. You will for people that have the values you- that are in line with yours.  O’DONNELL: And their qualifications. KING: And their qualifications. King’s CBS Mornings co-host Tony Dokoupil gushed over Michelle Obama’s speech 24 hours later: “We are just really beginning to process Michelle Obama’s address last night and what will mean for the history books. What are your takeaways as we are now 24 hours past?” – CBS’s @tonydokoupil pic.twitter.com/8TsraovNBo — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) August 22, 2024 TONY DOKOUPIL:  We are just really beginning to process Michelle Obama's address last night and what it will mean for the history books. What are your takeaways as we are now 24 hours past? DNC DELEGATE: Well, quite frankly, Michelle Obama put a little bit of boost in our step. Last night's speech was focused on getting the electorate ready and the facts- not only about the previous president, but about the importance of diversity in this country. Dokoupil also sucked up to UAW President Shawn Fain, and tried to elicit another faux Hulk Hogan moment: CBS’s @tonydokoupil to UAW chief Shawn Fain: “A lot of viewers not only would like to thank unions overall for their work over the years bringing us the weekend, the eight hour workday and sick paid leave...” pic.twitter.com/1rQn6ISC9J — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) August 22, 2024 DOKOUPIL: Well, Shawn, a lot of our viewers not only would like to thank unions overall for their work over the years bringing us the weekend, the eight-hour workday and sick paid leave. They are also curious- are you going to take your jacket off again as you did? You had quite a performance on stage a couple nights ago.   SHAWN FAIN: Maybe not. We'll see how hot it gets in here. It's been pretty hot here all week, though. These members- these delegates are all fired up and ready to go. They're ready to stand up for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz and we'll see. Here’s Senior White House Correspondent Weijia Jiang, gushing over Tim Walz’s joyful and jolly way of attacking Republicans: CBS’s @Weijia Jiang marvels at how Tim Walz supposedly “has a way of attacking, but, doing it still, you know, coming across as joyful and jolly.” pic.twitter.com/yissSiMZCi — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) August 22, 2024 WEIJIA JIANG: And so, I think tonight will be an extension of what we saw last night, Norah. And it really is what the campaign has said they have loved about Walz from the very beginning. That he can be an attack dog and do it with a smile on his face. Last night of course, at the Fiserv Forum, that is exactly where former President Donald Trump accepted the Republican nominee(sic). When Walz took the stage, he said “we have a heck of a lot more energy than they did at their convention. And there’s one guy who’s going tol be sad, sad, sad about it.” So he has a way of attacking. But, doing it so, you know, coming across as joyful and jolly. And so we expect a lot of that tonight, Norah. To think that we have another night remaining of this sycophancy that calls itself “journalism”.  

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An excavation at the site of future highway improvements in Cambridgeshire has unearthed two Roman wooden wells so well-preserved they reveal an engineering failure and its correction. The first well collapsed; the second was built with reinforced walls to keep it from suffering the same fate. A team of archaeologists from the Museum of London Archaeology (MoLA) found the wells during an excavation of a known Iron Age settlement that was founded around 350 B.C., long pre-dating the Roman conquest. After the Roman occupation began in 43 A.D., the sleepy farmstead shifted to industrial activity. The team found a large gated enclosure containing archaeological evidence of metalworking and carpentry. The new activities required water, so the Romano-Britons set to digging a new well. They had to dig a lot — almost 28 feet down — to reach water for the first well. They built a square timber well but it collapsed before it was ever in use. The wooden ladder was left inside and the well abandoned. The second time around, they only dug down 21 feet, and they used flat wooden boards to line the well. It also had stones at the base to filter the water drawn from the thick clay soil. It too eventually was abandoned. It contains offcuts, wood chips and sawn branches, evidence that the former well was being used as a dump by carpenters. The quantities of discarded waste wood attests to the presence of a substantial industry here. The contents of the well will now be carefully studied by specialists. Some of the larger pieces of wood even have decoration, including horizontal lines and crosses, which could offer a clue as to what was being produced here. While work is ongoing to uncover exactly what the Roman carpenters were making, MOLA archaeologists have found evidence which suggests the workshop was part of a wider trade network. At the very south of the site, the team has identified a likely Roman road. This would have connected the site with major Roman routes, so they could have supplied large settlements such as Godmanchester, and nearby villa rustica (Roman countryside estates).

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