Margaret McKarr

I would have liked more in depth interview by Martha Raddatz's of veteran Brian Snow in her segment on 1/9/22. He said he believes the election stolen because of taints and irregularities but WHERE does he get the information that they were of sufficient quantity to change the outcome? I would have liked her to have followed up with him that something as massive as any nation-wide election is always bound to have an irregularity somewhere if you look for it - including in his candidate's favor - but why does he believe that in this election it could have been of sufficient quantity to have changed the outcome? by 7-8 million! We know some assert software algorithmns but that's been disproven, etc. with every asserted basis. I wonder if there's some base out there that can convince such a man. I would have like to have seen her follow up so we might understand how a seemingly reasonable in fact admirable veteran and responsible father of four - a person of so many admirable qualities comes to hold this belief. Would he just say OAN or tucker carlson told me or what? We need the sources of misinformation identified every time someone holds this belief.

This movie is ART! The best example of the difference between a book and a movie. They are the same but they diverge in purpose. Both about elders who've suffered loss but the book informs what life w/o material means is like while the movie shows the emotional journey of getting over loss. Both so wonderfully positive about resilience. A message taken from the movie is that people are always leaving but not permanently - "we'll see you down the road", the same "road" we all travel. Percy Bysshe Shelley's Quote " Fear not for the Future Weep not for the Past" might be the inverted message in the scenes of Frances McDormand letting go to head on.

S19E1 was particularly great: the intro scenes of all in the kitchen, The cast of is great: Jack, Julia, Adam, Bridget, Dan, Elle, Lisa - all my favorites. Dan's Newtonian fluids demo was hilarious especially when the guy in back kept sinking! Well done! Great repartee, great ensemble cast - entertaining as well as informative. I used to enjoy Chris' scientific nerdiness and was sorry when he left. I can understand his position as a founder but apparently he didn't realize the consequences of selling. For a long time preceding his departure I winced at the tension between him and Jack. Now that he's gone, everyone, particularly Jack, is so much more relaxed and so has everyone and they have bloomed in the new camaraderie. New warmer setting is wonderful too. The show has since found its new equilibrium and developed to a level that exceeds the original!