On Tuesday‚ Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Dean Phillips (Minn.) tried to clarify his recent remarks about Vice President Harris. The Congressman drew criticism for comments he made to The Atlantic in which he said he has been told by others that Harris is not right for the job of being president. He claimed he was simply recounting what others have told him rather than voicing his own opinion. From The Hill: “I hear from others who know her a lot better than I do that many think she’s not well positioned‚” Phillips said of Harris. “She is not well prepared‚ doesn’t have the right disposition and the right competencies to execute that office.” He later added that in his personal experience‚ he has “not seen those deficiencies” and that he’s enjoyed his interactions with Harris. Asked Tuesday if he agrees with that sentiment on “CNN NewsNight‚” Phillips said‚ “No‚ in fact what I said in that report‚ I hope you just articulated‚ is that that’s what people have told me.” CNN anchor Abby Phillip then asked the Minnesota Democrat why he would repeat what others have said if he has firsthand experience with the vice president. This interview by Abby Phillip with Dean Phillips is interesting for a few reasons… • He shifts blame but also doubles down that OTHER “people have been saying” to him that VP Harris isn’t well positioned‚ doesn’t have the right disposition &; competencies to execute the office… pic.twitter.com/Fb7CZs5MXM — Christopher Webb (@cwebbonline) November 22‚ 2023 “I did not articulate that distinctly. That was asked of me. Others have said that to the reporter in question‚” Phillips responded. “What I’ve said is when I’ve been around her‚ I’ve been impressed. She’s been kind; she’s been thoughtful and decent.” “But what I’m trying to explain to Americans‚ whether it’s relative to the president’s age or the standing of Vice President Harris amongst Americans‚ if Democrats wish to beat Donald Trump … this is not about protecting people‚ it’s about protecting the principle of democracy‚” Phillips continued‚ adding the Biden-Harris administration approval ratings show Americans “do not want this ticket” in 2024. Phillips went on to say he does “not recall saying those words.” Congressman Dean Phillips‚ after getting dragged within an inch of his life‚ now says he “doesn’t recall” making those comments about @KamalaHarris pic.twitter.com/PhmCbmsKLT — chris evans (@notcapnamerica) November 22‚ 2023 “I recall those words being shared with me and saying that’s what people have been saying‚” Phillips said. “… I am defending the vice president because I think she’s a good person; I think she is well-prepared‚ but I’m telling you the country has a different opinion‚ and that’s exactly what I said there.” He added that he believes President Biden is also a “good person” but that the country does not want him as the next president.

1834 - "Harold in Italy"‚ symphonic work for orchestra and viola by Hector Berlioz‚ premieres and at the Paris Conservatoire; Chrétien Urhan soloist‚ with Narcisse Girard conducting 1890 - General elections in Italy won by the Left group headed by Francesco Crispi 1913 - Jim Larkin and James Connolly establish the Irish Citizens Army in order to protect strikers 1914 - The US Army withdraws from Mexico 1923 - Germany's Gustav Stresemann's government falls to the SPD 1976 - USSR performs nuclear test at Eastern Kazakh/Semipalitinsk USSR 1977 - European weather satellite Meteosat 1 launched from Cape Canaveral 1991 - Brigham Young University quarterback Ty Detmer finishes NCAA career with record 4‚031 yards passed in a season‚ and 15‚031 yards for career 2003 - Georgian president Eduard Shevardnadze resigns following weeks of mass protests over flawed elections 2014 - Magnus Carlsen defends his World Chess Championship title after defeating Vishy Anand More Historical Events »

Historical Events 1644 - "Areopagitica"‚ a pamphlet by John Milton decrying censorship‚ is published 1946 - "Gypsy Lady" closes at Century Theater NYC after 79 performances 1970 - Arthur Young resigns as Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) 1980 - National Black Independent Party forms 1988 - Yankees sign free agent 2nd-baseman Steve Sax to 3-year contract 2014 - A suicide bomber kills 40 people at a volleyball tournament in eastern Afghanistan More Historical Events » Famous Birthdays 1641 - Anthonie Heinsius‚ Dutch statesman (d. 1720) 1931 - Oscar C. Yatco‚ Filipino violinist and conductor‚ born in Tanuan‚ Batangas‚ Philippines (d. 2014) 1934 - Robert Towne‚ American producer and screenwriter (Chinatown)‚ born in Los Angeles‚ California 1955 - Steven Brust [Karl Zoltan]‚ American sci-fi author (Yendi‚ Jhereg)‚ born in St. Paul‚ Minnesota 1963 - Gwynne Shotwell‚ American engineer and businesswoman (SpaceX)‚ born in Evanston‚ Illinois 1967 - Salli Richardson‚ American actress (Posse)‚ born in Chicago‚ Illinois More Famous Birthdays » Famous Deaths 1980 - Thien-an Thich‚ Zen teacher/Vietnamese Rinzai line‚ dies in LA at 54 1987 - Alton Adams‚ American composer (1st black bandmaster in the United States Navy)‚ dies at 98 1990 - Bo Diaz‚ catcher‚ crushed to death by a satellite dish at 37 1996 - Art Porter‚ saxophonist‚ dies at 35 2005 - (John) "Fritz" Richmond‚ American folk musician (washtub bass and jug)‚ and recording engineer‚ dies of lung cancer at 66 2006 - Nick Clarke‚ English radio presenter (b. 1948) More Famous Deaths »

What if the anxiety over the next news cycle is clouding out the voice that tells me to be thankful? What if I am doubting God’s goodness in the midst of all of this? Let me share something with you.

No matter what‚ He’s given us so many reasons to choose thankfulness and joy.

Thanksgiving is not just God’s will for one day a year‚ but for every day of our lives. As we pray for Thanksgiving may it remind us to be thankful always.

As polls show Donald Trump inching ahead of Joe Biden in the presidential race at the Thanksgiving mark‚ the network stars are frustrated. How could this be? Voters are forgetful‚ these polls can't possibly be reliable‚ and formerly reliable leftish networks like Univision are too nice to Trump. On The View‚ Ana Navarro was upset that Univision didn't send fervent Democrat Jorge Ramos to push Trump around. Univision used to be dramatically anti-Trump‚ but they've taken a turn. Navarro complained "they’ve been really great corporate citizens and community citizens. They have a tremendous co-anchor named Jorge Ramos‚ who's been there for decades‚ and they’ve got great credibility." But instead they turned to Enrique Acevedo‚ and she said he "sat there like he was interviewing a panda." As if Joe Biden would ever receive a tough interview? In his "Liberal Media Scream" of the week‚ our Brent Baker pointed out that ABC reporter Jonathan Karl went on the Colbert show on CBS and complained that voters have nostalgia for a better economy under Trump‚ with lower inflation and less war in the world. "I wrote this book because if people are going to go into this next election thinking about that‚ they also need to be thinking‚ not just about what Trump was‚ but what he is now and what he is proposing and planning to do‚ what a second Trump administration would look like. And I don’t think people have come to terms with that at all.” Baker said what Republican would trust this anti-Trump crusader as a reporter? Curtis Houck reported that Newsmax's James Rosen pressed White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about how Biden dismisses polls as inaccurate and irrelevant‚ but "when you are asked about various domestic policy initiatives‚ you will say‚ 'These poll very well. People support what the President wants to do.'" Which way is it?  Rich Noyes did a little number on how badly the networks did in marking Biden's 81st birthday on Monday. CBS gave it 18 seconds‚ and ABC did 10. NBC didn't touch it. That's "in the tank" numbers.  Bill D'Agostino looked into the coverage of special counsel Robert Hur‚ who was assigned to probe Joe Biden having classified documents in the garage of his Wilmington‚ Delaware house. There are reports no one will be prosecuted. Bill found the networks only gave this story four minutes and 52 seconds over the year. CBS was by far the least interested in the story; they provided one single update of 24 seconds on the October 10 CBS Evening News. in the  NBC wasn’t much better‚ with just two news briefs adding up to 64 seconds. ABC’s 204 seconds across three separate broadcasts‚ while by far the largest portion of network airtime‚ was still a paltry sum for an investigation into a sitting president which spanned nearly a year.  Enjoy the podcast below‚ as we count our blessings. Or tune in wherever you listen to podcasts. Like and share! 

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has indicated that he stands firmly behind Israel's right to destroy Hamas and that doing so is requisite for achieving peace."For peace &; a 2-state solution‚ Hamas must be destroyed &; I fully support Israel's right to do that. It has been proven that Hamas used the hospital as part of their terror network‚ this blood is on their hands. Hamas is anathema for the peace‚ Palestinians deserve better‚" Fetterman noted in a Monday tweet. "Hamas must release the hostages now. We need more humanitarian aid in Gaza to meet the substantial need. We need to minimize the suffering and the tragic loss of civilian life. We do not need any conditions on military aid to Israel‚" he also noted. — (@) Hamas perpetrated unspeakable atrocities in the Jewish state last month‚ slaughering‚ killing‚ and raping. Israel has declared that it aims to eliminate Hamas."I grieve for every innocent person and brave Israeli soldier killed since Hamas started this war. If not for the horrific attacks by Hamas terrorists‚ thousands of innocent Israelis and Palestinians would still be alive today‚" Fetterman said in a statement last month. "Now is not the time to talk about a ceasefire. We must support Israel in their efforts to eliminate the Hamas terrorists who slaughtered innocent men‚ women‚ and children. Hamas does not want peace‚ they want to destroy Israel. We can talk about a ceasefire after Hamas is neutralized." The senator has been displaying posters at his office to highlight the individuals taken captive by Hamas terrorists. "They will stay up until every single person is safely returned home‚" he has noted. — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!