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★★ PRICES MAY VARY OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AREA BLUSTERY – HIGH 22, LOW 14 MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 washingtontimes.com $1.50 INVESTIGATION CONGRESS Ohr points Democrats pick apart make no Schiff tale move toward on dossier agreement Witness told FBI of anti-Trump bias Stand ﬁ rm on ending shutdown in 5th week BY ROWAN SCARBOROUGH

THE WASHINGTON TIMES BY VALERIE RICHARDSON THE WASHINGTON TIMES Senior Justice Department offi cial Bruce Ohr has provided a point-by-point Democrats showed no signs Sunday of taking up narrative of his actions promoting the President Trump’s compromise proposal on border 2016 Democratic Party-fi nanced dossier security, even as the partial government shutdown that confl icts with Rep. Adam B. Schiff ’s entered its fi fth week and some federal employees offi cial version, according to a compari- prepared to miss a second paycheck. son of the two. House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn, South Mr. Schiff , a California Democrat Carolina Democrat, said Sunday there would be who has promised a wide investigation no negotiations on border security until President of President Trump as chairman of the Trump agrees to end the shutdown. He echoed the House Permanent Select Committee on sentiments of House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Intelligence, issued a memo last year on California Democrat, who rejected the proposal as the FBI’s early-on investigation into the “a compilation of previously rejected initiatives” Republican’s campaign. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS shortly after it was proposed Saturday. It was a counter to a report issued BREAKING BARRIERS: As workers replaced sections of the border wall, President Trump made his case on prime- “I can’t see us keeping federal employees, Feb. 2 by Rep. Devin Nunes, a California time TV for more funding. He heard demands from supporters of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program 800,000 people, out of work while we go back and Republican who was chairing the com- (inset left ) and spoke with U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents to address humanitarian and security concerns. forth on negotiations,” Mr. Clyburn said on “Fox mittee. Mr. Nunes won White House News Sunday.” “These negotiations can take three approval to declassify excerpts from or four weeks. We ought to open the government FBI documents to show that the bureau up.” relied heavily on the unverifi ed dossier Trump gives up some immigration Meanwhile, Republicans said the president’s to gain a warrant to spy on former Trump willingness to compromise, including by biting the campaign volunteer Carter Page for one bullet on measures he has publicly opposed, showed year. His report included a summary of policies to try to reach compromise that he is the only one who is serious about ending the FBI application to a judge under the the shutdown. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. BY STEPHEN DINAN Temporary Protected Status and a billion for his plans to build a border Sen. John Kennedy, Louisiana Republican,

He accused the FBI of improperly THE WASHINGTON TIMES new path for asylum for children in wall as well as changes to make it praised Mr. Trump for making progress and de- relying on a partisan document compiled Central America — Mr. Trump had easier to deport illegal immigrant scribed the Democratic response as predictable. by former British spy Christopher Steele, President Trump’s latest immigra- canceled the Obama administration’s families and cut down on abuses of “It represents progress, not perfection. But who was paid by the Hillary Clinton tion proposal marks a retreat on three initiatives. the asylum system. progress,” Mr. Kennedy said on CBS’s “Face the campaign and the Democratic National areas of policy in what the White On Saturday, he did an about-face He also proposed items both sides Nation.” “Pelosi’s response was predictable, but I Committee. Mr. Nunes said the FBI House said was a “good faith” eff ort and proposed to restore each of those generally agree on, such as more can promise you that [some] Democrats right now failed to tell judges that the dossier was to try to break the gridlock that for programs. Going further, he off ered technology to scan for drugs in ve- are glad the president put something on the table.” basically a Democratic Party product. more than a decade has thwarted approval to write them into law, giv- hicles at legal border crossings and He said he spoke with Mr. Trump last week, “and Mr. Steele remains on the payroll of every eff ort to strike a compromise ing them a permanence Mr. Obama a boost in the number of immigra- if you bring a plan to him that doesn’t include a wall, wealthy liberal donors trying to unseat on the thorny issue. could never win from Congress dur- tion judges to cut into the backlog it’s dead as four o’clock.” In each of those areas — the ing his tenure. » see DOSSIER | A6 Obama-era DACA program, In exchange, he is asking for $5.7 » see TRUMP | A10 » see SHUTDOWN | A10

HEALTH NORTH KOREA Deaths from ‘Working level’ talks sign fentanyl give of movement on nukes street cred to Second Trump-Kim summit planned drug dealers BY GUY TAYLOR U.S. special envoy for North Korea, met THE WASHINGTON TIMES with North Korean Vice Foreign Minis- BY JEFF MORDOCK ter Choe Son-hui.

THE WASHINGTON TIMES Trump administration and North Coming on the heels of a separate Korean offi cials held their fi rst “work- meeting Friday between President Most people who see someone die ing level” talks on denuclearization over Trump and former North Korean spy after ingesting a pill would avoid that pill. the weekend in Sweden, preparing for chief Kim Yong-chol in Washington, For opioid addicts, it’s just the opposite. the second summit between President the Stockhom talks are the latest sign After an overdose death, addicts fl ock Trump and North Korean leader Kim of serious diplomatic movement in the to that drug dealer because they fi gure Jong-un that U.S. offi cials says is slated otherwise stalled U.S. and South Korean that’s where they can get the most potent by the end of February. push to get Pyongyang to abandon its stuff , said McGregor Scott, U.S. attorney Although the administration was nuclear weapons. for the Eastern District of California. mum on the talks in Stockholm, which But even as the stage is now set for “They look at it as, ‘This guy has ASSOCIATED PRESS represents U.S. interests in North Korea Mr. Trump to meet with Kim Jong- something extra,’ and as upside down as READY FOR ROUND TWO: President Trump hopes to build on his meeting in because Washington has no embassy un for a second summit, reportedly in that sounds to us, the addicts are drawn Singapore with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un with a second summit next month, there, South Korean media and foreign to that because of the higher high they reportedly in Vietnam, despite concern about a lack of action from Pyongyang. diplomatic sources said Stephen Biegun, » see NORTH KOREA | A10 are seeking,” he said. In turn, dealers are increasingly substituting or lacing Xanax and OxyContin, sold illegally on the streets, with deadly CANADA fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that gives a powerful high at a small fraction of the cost of dealing real pharmaceuticals. Sharp new edge cuts into moderate politics north of border The trick, yielding nearly a 100,000 percent profi t margin, is lucrative for BY BARRY BROWN With national elections looming this dramatically in Canada, said Akaash John Carpay, president of the Cal- the cartels. SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES year, supporters of highly partisan po- Maharaj, CEO of the Mosaic Institute, gary, Alberta-based Justice Center for The counterfeit pills mimic their legal litical and protest groups are attacking a Toronto-based center that promotes Constitutional Freedoms, said the rise counterparts so closely that even street TORONTO | For a country with a global classical liberal and conservative values diversity. in partisan battles in government and dealers can’t tell them apart. reputation for politeness, it was a star- and challenging Canada’s self-image as “The moderate middle has largely dis- the courts is in part a reaction against As little as 2 milligrams of fentanyl tling fi nding: A recent poll by Ottawa- a bastion of political moderation — par- appeared. Increasingly, political rhetoric the “new liberalism” that many see as can be fatal. More than 28,000 overdose based Abacus Data found that a quarter ticularly compared with its big neighbor is used to incite rage against opponents trying to suppress traditional values, of Canadians say they “hate” their politi- to the south. and fear of electing another party,” he » see FENTANYL | A8 cal opponents. Political polarization has risen said. » see CANADA | A8

SHE’S ‘WINNING’: THE PRESS PROTECTS PELOSI President, I am committed to expanding opportunity for all Ameri- INSIDE THE cans. We have added more than 5 million new jobs to the economy PJ Media columnist Jim Treacher once summarized the news over the past two years and unemployment rates for African media in just 19 words: “Modern journalism is all about deciding Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans, and Americans which facts the public shouldn’t know because they might refl ect BELTWAY without a high school degree have reached record lows,” President badly on Democrats.” Mr. Treacher tweeted that over four years ago. BY JENNIFER HARPER Trump says in his proclamation recognizing Martin Luther King The sentiment has since been revisited by both “Instapundit” Day on Monday. Glenn Reynolds and Gail L. Heriot, a University of San Diego law “Importantly, we have also worked tirelessly to reform our na- professor and author of a new academic paper titled “Perceptions tion’s criminal justice system, so that those who have been incarcer- of newsworthiness are contaminated by a political usefulness bias.” ated and paid their debt to society are given a second chance at life. A story which is useful to the preferred political cause wins ap- Last year, I was proud to sign into law the First Step Act, which will proval and attention from the public, and from the press as well. prepare inmates to successfully rejoin society and eff ect common- “Formulaic rules of journalism, while important, do not provide sense reforms to make our justice system fairer for all Americans,” any eff ective resistance to biases that arise earlier, in the process of Mr. Trump said. deciding which stories are newsworthy enough to deserve cover- “We have also made great strides as a nation, but we acknowl- age in the fi rst place. The current results suggest that biases in this edge that more work must be done for, in the words of Dr. King, phase might be strong and insidious,” the paper said. ‘justice to roll down like waters and righteousness like a mighty This “usefulness” factor has come into the full fl ower during stream.’ United as one American family, we will not rest — and we the Trump administration. For the second year in a row, an intense will never be satisfi ed — until the promise of this great nation is ac- Media Research Center study of broadcast news which aired cessible to each American in each new generation.” throughout 2018 revealed that 90 percent was “incessantly hostile” toward President Trump. Lots of “usefulness” going on there. HOLA, AMERICA But supposing the press favors the subject in question? Let us cite House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who often gets very kind cover- Hispanics are increasingly rallying for President Trump, ac- age indeed. Fox News prime-time host Laura Ingraham, in fact, ASSOCIATED PRESS cording a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll, which fi nds that recently off ered a lengthy montage of such accolades — which House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California has been the subject of 50 percent of Hispanics surveyed now approve of the job President praised Mrs. Pelosi for being “in charge” and a “political genius” several favorable headlines during the battle over the border wall. Trump is doing, up 19 percentage points since December, according for battling Mr. Trump over the southern border wall and other to a Fox News analysis. matters. THE MARYLAND SOCIALISTS “This is very important. Latinos are waking up to the sham that In the meantime, some select headlines centered on the speaker is the message Democratic message has had towards this commu- which more or less speak for themselves: “Nancy Pelosi is win- The Maryland Board of Election has certifi ed a new social- nity,” GOP strategist Gus Portela told the network. “This president ning in her battle with Trump. Here’s why” (The Los Angeles ist party in the state. That would be the Bread and Roses Party, has made historic strides to help the Latino community.” Times); “Nancy Pelosi steals the spotlight” (The Washington Post); founded by Jerome Segal, who ran as a socialist in the 2018 Mary- “Nancy Pelosi is winning” (The Atlantic); “Only with Nancy: How land primaries but lost to Democrat incumbent Sen. Ben Cardin. POLL DU JOUR Schumer and Pelosi stuck together on the shutdown” (Politico); Mr. Segal submitted the 10,000 voters signatures to carry the certifi - “Nancy’s political fl ex” (The New York Times); and “Nancy Pelosi cation through — and named his party after the motto of a strike by ⦁ 71 percent of Americans say Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1963 “I jabbed the president right in his tender ego” (Esquire). women textile workers in 1912, in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Have a Dream” speech is still relevant; 78 percent of blacks, 63 per- Mr. Segal, however, appears wary of a “socialist” label. cent of Hispanics and 70 percent of whites agree. BUSINESSES OPT FOR OPTIMISM “The term ‘socialist’ carries with it so much baggage that we are ⦁ 46 percent overall say race relations have improved since the leaving it behind, that the term ‘Socialistic’ seemed to work bet- 1960s; 32 percent of blacks, 38 percent of Hispanics and 50 percent The aforementioned broadcast news study also pointed out ter. But if people wish to refer to us as a ‘socialist’ party that is fi ne. of whites agree. President Trump’s approval ratings actually rose in 2018 despite However, we are open to members who do not use that word to de- ⦁ 39 percent overall say “a great deal” or “quite a bit” of King’s the best eff orts of the hostile press. Now comes an indicator that scribe themselves,” notes the new party’s mission statement, which dream of racial equality has been achieved; 37 percent of blacks, 18 the business community may not be much aff ected either. also rejects the description that it could be considered “socialism percent of Hispanics and 41 percent of whites agree. A new Zogby Analytics poll of 408 business owners and top lite.” ⦁ 35 percent overall say “some” of the dream has been realized; executives around the nation found that 79 percent say they will 32 percent of blacks, 36 percent of Hispanics and 36 percent of add positions in 2019 while 55 percent do not expect to lay off any PRESIDENT TRUMP HONORS MLK DAY whites agree. workers this year. Another 47 percent say Mr. Trump’s tax cuts will ⦁ 16 percent overall say “very little” or “not much at all” has been help their bottom line. “As we pause to mark the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther realized; 24 percent of blacks, 15 percent of Hispanics and 14 percent “Business leaders are optimistic about hiring in 2019, which King Jr., we recommit ourselves to the advancement of equal- of whites agree. could point to optimism about the economy, even though there are ity and justice for all Americans, and to the full realization of his SOURCE: AN ECONOMIST/YOUGOV POLL OF 1,500 U.S. ADULTS CONDUCTED JAN. 12-15. domestic issues, such as the partial government shutdown and a worthy dream. In the United States of America, every citizen should stock market entering bear territory,” the poll analysis said. have the opportunity to build a better and brighter future, and, as ⦁ Kindly follow Jennifer Harper on Twitter @HarperBulletin

ENVIRONMENT INSIDEINSIDE “Nancy Pelosi POLITICS has behaved so Conservatives want more irrationally & has gone so far to permanent exit from Paris deal the left that she HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES has now become BY JAMES VARNEY another signed letter of withdrawal.” a Radical Arizona gets approval to impose THE WASHINGTON TIMES Some scientists who are skeptical Democrat,” of extreme climate change scenarios work requirements for Medicaid tweeted President President Trump has announced embraced the idea of forcing a Senate The Trump administration approved Trump about the U.S. is withdrawing from the Paris vote now. Arizona’s request to attach work require- House Speaker climate accord negotiated by President “I think this is a good idea,” said ments to Medicaid coverage, making it Nancy Pelosi, a Obama, but some activists say Repub- Richard Lindzen, an emeritus atmo- the eighth state to condition benefi ts on Democrat. licans should do more and truly put the spheric physics professor at MIT, and a seeking a job, going to school or other- ASSOCIATED PRESS spike into it. prominent skeptic of the notion global wise engaging in the community. They fear that if Mr. Trump was able warming presents an existential threat. Enrolled members of federally REPUBLICANS to withdraw based on his signature, a He said the Senate should go even fur- recognized American Indian tribes — Trump says Pelosi has lost control of her party to ‘left ies’ future president could easily rejoin with ther and revoke any consent it has given who noted their sovereignty — will be another signature. Their solution: have to the United Nations’ Framework Con- exempt from the rules, which will take President Trump said in a Sunday “And by the way, clean up the the Senate take a vote to ratify the deal vention on Climate Change, launched eff ect in January 2020, the Centers for tweetstorm that House Speaker streets in San Francisco, they are as a treaty, and defeat it. in 1992, whose semi-regular reports Medicare and Medicaid Services said. Nancy Pelosi has lost control of her disgusting!” he tweeted. “The Paris climate treaty is clearly a help propel the debate and provided the “Medicaid demonstrations like this party, becoming a “Radical Demo- His tweet came after Ms. Pelosi treaty and not just an executive agree- framework for Paris negotiations. one empower states to provide health crat” in order to appease the Demo- rejected his Saturday border security ment according to the State Depart- “Bush 41 signed this to lay claim coverage to their citizens while allow- cratic Party’s far left. and immigration deal, calling his ment’s own criteria,” said Myron Ebell, to being our ‘environment president.’ ing the states the fl exibility to tailor “Nancy Pelosi has behaved so proposals a “non-starter” that would the director of global warming and Unfortunately, he committed us to the their approach to their unique popula- irrationally & has gone so far to the likely fail in the House. environmental policy at the Competi- global warming alarm narrative,” Mr. tions,” said CMS Administrator Seema left that she has now offi cially be- Mr. Trump noted that Democrats, tive Enterprise Institute. “Every other Lindzen said. Verma. “We have long stressed the im- come a Radical Democrat,” tweeted including Ms. Pelosi, turned down his country in the world treated it as a treaty But as of now, there are no takers in portance of meaningful tribal consul- Mr. Trump. “She is so petrifi ed of the off er even before he made his tele- and ratifi ed it according to their usual the Senate. tation when states are contemplating ‘lefties’ in her party that she has lost vised speech, saying that they “don’t ratifi cation procedures.” Staff for Sen. James Inhofe, an Okla- program reforms, and I’m pleased with control.” see crime & drugs, they only see 2020 Mr. Obama negotiated the deal in homa Republican who is perhaps the how this important process informed He then went on to take a shot at - which they are not going to win.” 2015, committing the U.S. to a global Senate’s most prominent climate change Arizona’s approach to amending its the city that Mrs. Pelosi represents. — Valerie Richardson agreement to try to limit greenhouse skeptic, seemed intrigued by the idea demonstration.” gas emissions to levels needed to keep of having the Senate formally reject the Under the plan, able-bodied temperature rises “well below 2 degrees treaty. But his offi ce failed to respond to enrollees aged 19 to 49 must report Kurdish fi ghters. The administration Barr as Sen. Amy Klobuchar — a pro- Celsius.” questions. monthly they are engaged in at least 80 has begun withdrawing U.S. forces. spective 2020 presidential candidate — Mr. Obama said the deal was more Sen. Tom Carper, Delaware Democrat hours of work or community activity. “The two leaders agreed to con- said it is “very diffi cult to imagine” she a political commitment than a binding and the ranking member of the Environ- People who are pregnant, people with tinue to pursue a negotiated solution would vote for him. agreement among nations, so it didn’t ment and Public Works Committee, also disabilities and people in drug-abuse for northeast Syria that achieves our “He wouldn’t say he would follow count as a treaty and didn’t have to go did not respond. treatment are exempt. respective security concerns,” the the ethics advice of career lawyers to the Senate for ratifi cation — a vote he He was sharply critical of President — Tom Howell Jr. White House said. in the department when it came to was certain to lose. Trump’s withdrawal, and it is unlikely Mr. Trump has warned that the U.S. recusal regarding the Russia investiga- But that also made it easy for a suc- many, if any, Democrats would vote DIPLOMACY sanctions could devastate Turkey’s tion, and also he didn’t 100 percent cessor to withdraw, which is what Mr. against the Paris accord. Mr. Carper’s Trump calls Erdogan to discuss economy if it moves against the Kurds. commit — not even 80 percent commit Trump began the process of doing in staff also forwarded questions to his Mr. Erdogan also expressed his — to making the report public,” the 2017. Democratic colleagues on the Commit- ‘negotiated solution’ in Syria condolences for the loss of four Minnesota Democrat said Friday in an Yet withdrawal takes more than three tee, and they acknowledged the ques- President Trump spoke with Turk- Americans, including two U.S. soldiers, interview with Yahoo News. years and full withdrawal won’t be tions but did not respond. ish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan killed in a terrorist attack last week in Ms. Klobuchar said she wants to fi nalized until after the 2020 election, Several Republicans have also said Sunday about a “negotiated solution” Manbij, Syria. The Islamic State has fi nish reviewing the transcript of Mr. according to the treaty’s terms, mean- they back the agreement. But treaties for Syria, where the withdrawal of U.S. claimed responsibility. Barr’s confi rmation hearing before ing if Mr. Trump were defeated, a future require a two-thirds vote to be ratifi ed, troops has alarmed America’s Kurdish — Dave Boyer making a fi nal decision, but has “some administration could reimpose it. and it’s likely the GOP could deny the allies, whom the Turks see as terrorists. very serious concerns” about his “President Trump made the least deal that level of support. In a phone call, Mr. Trump “under- SENATE stances on special counsel Robert satisfactory choice among three alterna- Mr. Ebell said it is tradition rather scored the importance of defeating ter- Klobuchar says voting for Barr Mueller’s Russia investigation. tives when he announced he would keep than any explicit constitutional prohibi- rorist elements that remain in Syria,” She also criticized Mr. Barr for his his campaign promise to get the United tion that has kept the Senate from taking the White House said. ‘very diffi cult to imagine’ immigration views, which are in line States out of Paris,” Mr. Ebell said. “He up the matter without formal submission About 2,000 U.S. troops have been Another prominent Democrat has with Mr. Trump’s. In his confi rmation accepted that President Obama’s mere by the White House. fi ghting the Islamic State in northeast came out against President Trump’s hearing, Mr. Barr backed a border wall. signature accepting the treaty was valid, The entire topic is one scholars and Syria aided near the Turkish border by attorney general nominee William P. — Jeff Mordock and that all he needed to do was send researchers say is murky.

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“I have said many times that I feel everyone has a right to exist. I feel everyone has a right to exist. I just don’t feel that anyone has a right to exist at the disposal of another group … Palestinians are also suff ering with a great crisis. And that there are other Jewish scholars who will sit here and say the same. I’m done talking about this. You can move on.” Politics — Women’s March national co-chair Tamika D. Mallory, refusing to say whether Israel has a “right to exist” in an interview

HOUSE Democrats plan to pass spending bill package Say plans could have been approved in 2018

BY DAVID SHERFINSKI

THE WASHINGTON TIMES

House Democrats are planning to vote this week on a package of bills designed to prove that President Trump’s demand for a border wall is the only holdup to getting most of the rest of government funded. The package compiles negotiated deals on every outstanding 2019 spending bill except for Homeland Security and represents compromises on all sides, while sidestepping ﬁ ghts over abortion and the 2020 census. Democrats said these bills could have been passed last year, while the GOP was still in control of both chambers, had the border wall ﬁ ght not derailed ac- ASSOCIATED PRESS tion. They cast them as a way to advance the shutdown Chef Creole owner Wilkinson Sejour hands out free hot meals to TSA workers at his restaurant at Miami International Airport. negotiations and open up those parts of government on which most folks agree. ECONOMY “The president must sign these bills to reopen government immediately and stop holding the American people hostage with this senseless shutdown,” said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, California Democrat. Across nation, businesses step up Mrs. Pelosi and other Democrats swiftly rejected a new off er Mr. Trump made over the weekend in a bid to break the logjam: $5.7 billion for a U.S.-Mexico border wall, plus additional money for humanitar- to assist workers during shutdown ian assistance and security at U.S. ports of entry and other items. The deal would include a three-year extension of Companies, charities of all sizes donate meals, food, pet kibble protections for “Dreamers,” immigrants who entered the U.S. as children illegally, and a three-year exten- BY S.A. MILLER in the Washington, D.C., area and an estimated The company called it the “Kraft Now Pay sion of the government’s Temporary Protected Status

THE WASHINGTON TIMES 100,000 members hit by the shutdown, including Later” program, asking recipients to pay it back policies, which allow certain immigrants to stay in the workers in the Coast Guard and departments of with a donation to charity after the government U.S. amid extraordinary circumstances in their home With the White House and congressional Agriculture, Homeland Security, Interior, State fully reopens. countries, like ongoing war. Democrats locked in battle over the government and Transportation. “During the government shutdown, parents Democrats say they also plan to support additional shutdown, the private sector has jumped in to Since missing the fi rst paychecks beginning should not have to worry about putting dinner funding for security at ports of entry and immigration help federal workers caught in the crossfi re. Jan. 11, about 16,000 members have taken out on the table because they aren’t receiving a judges, but that the fi nal package shouldn’t include Big business, mom-and-pop shops and com- the no-payday loans, said Navy Federal Credit paycheck,” said Sergio Eleuterio, head of mar- money for a border wall. munity nonprofi ts have teamed up to off er aid to Union spokesman Mike Rudin. keting for Kraft. “This store is one way we can Republicans said Mr. Trump’s good-faith off er the roughly 800,000 government employees and “We just want them to feel secure and off er help those aff ected get the grocery staples they should at least force Democrats to restart talks to contractors missing paychecks during the partial peace of mind during this diffi cult time,” he said. need. And we celebrate all who are doing their end the shutdown. shutdown that has lasted more than a month. The credit union fi rst made the off er for a part to help.” “It’s time for Democrats to get to the negotiating From Taco Petes in Los Angeles to Barrio single pay period. But with the current impasse Amalgamated Transit Union off ered federal table,” said Sen. Roy Blunt, Missouri Republican. Cafe in Phoenix to Farm Burger in Atlanta, res- breaking the 21-day shutdown record from 1995- workers free meals last week at its headquarters Republicans previously had dismissed the plan taurants across the U.S. are serving free meals 1996, the credit union extended the off er for a in Silver Spring, Maryland. to vote on the package of negotiated non-DHS bills, for furloughed federal workers. second pay period. “We have had some great crowds and are glad saying there won’t be a settlement until Democrats Kiss rock legends Paul Stanley and Gene Sim- Credit union offi cials are monitoring the we can provide them some comfort and food agree to some funding for Mr. Trump’s border wall. mons announced that Transportation Security negotiations and considering what to do next, during this diffi cult time,” said ATU International “It clearly could be part of a package that opens Administration employees working without pay said Mr. Rudin. President Larry Hanley. the government, and I’d be fi ne with that,” Mr. Blunt can eat for free at their Rock & Brews restaurant The U.S. Employees Credit Union and the In Baltimore, Safeway grocery stores teamed said. “But there’s no reason for us to be voting on bills chain. Congressional Federal Credit Union also are up with the Humane Society’s Bmore Kind Pet that the president isn’t likely to sign.” “We are proud to operate restaurants at air- providing interest-free loans to account holders Food Bank to make sure aff ected employees don’t What the bills suggest is that Congress has ironed ports and respect the diligent, hard work of each missing paychecks. worry about feeding their pets. Safeway donated out all the big non-immigration wrinkles in the re- and every TSA employee to ensure the safety of Banks off ering hardship programs for credit $10,000 worth of its own brand dog and cat food, maining bills. travelers,” Mr. Simmons and Mr. Stanley said in card, loan and mortgage customers stuck with- according to the Humane Society. For example, Democrats retreated on their demand a statement. “They touch our lives daily, and as out federal paychecks include Chase, Bank of “Baltimore Humane Society feels it’s the to reverse the so-called Mexico City policy, which bars long as they are working without pay, the least America, Wells Fargo and Ally Financial. responsibility of all citizens to work together funding from going to foreign groups that perform or we can do is provide them with a delicious meal Kraft has opened a pop-up grocery store in regardless of political affi liation,” the Humane promote abortions. Mr. Trump had said any attempt to show our support.” downtown Washington, giving federal work- Society said in a statement. to revoke the policy would be dead on arrival. Navy Federal Credit Union off ered members ers with a valid government ID a free bag of A similar eff ort is underway with the Mont- “If they send any legislation to my desk that zero-interest loans to replace some of their Kraft products such as macaroni and cheese, gomery County (Maryland) Animal Services and weakens the protection of human life, I will issue missed direct-deposit paychecks up to $6,000. sliced cheese, salad dressing, mayonnaise and Adoption Center, according to Safeway parent a veto — and we have the support to uphold those The credit union has a large membership barbecue sauce. company Albertsons. vetoes,” the president said in a recorded message for last week’s March for Life. But the bill would not write the Mexico City policy into law, as some Republicans had fought for. IMMIGRATION The new package also wouldn’t protect special counsel Robert Mueller — a move some Democrats had demanded — nor would it prevent the adminis- Pence, Kushner: Immigration deal lies with Democrats tration from asking a question about citizenship on the 2020 census. BY STEPHEN DINAN got Jeb!” she tweeted, referring to former Florida The new bill instead includes general language

THE WASHINGTON TIMES Gov. Jeb Bush, one of Mr. Trump’s GOP opponents encouraging the Census Bureau’s eff orts “aimed at in 2016, who had been a prominent advocate for maximizing self-response” to the census, according Chances for a broader immigration deal in the legalizing immigrants who live in the U.S. illegally. to an explanatory statement. future rest on Democrats’ ability to negotiate over Mr. Pence replied that the bill would only grant The courts could have the fi nal say on the issue. the border wall and the government shutdown, top three years of legal status. A federal judge last week blocked the administration White House offi cials said this weekend. “This is not an amnesty bill,” he said. from asking about citizenship in the census, saying Vice President Mike Pence and presidential son- The White House has asked for the Senate to vote offi cials cut corners in their decision-making to add in-law Jared Kushner said the only way to build trust on the bill this week. Senate Majority Leader Mitch the question. after more than a decade of false starts on immigra- McConnell has said he will hold a vote — though The package preserves compromises and wins tion is to have Democrats step up and negotiate after Democrats are expected to attempt a fi libuster. from past spending fi ghts. It would prevent funding President Trump made a “good faith” off er. The White House says if that happens, it will for inspections of facilities used to slaughter horses for “He wants to do broader immigration reform prolong the government shutdown, already in its human consumption, eff ectively banning the practice. and I think if we can get through this, I think there fi fth week, and will ensure federal employees miss Animal welfare advocates routinely fi ght to keep the is a way toward having a lot of next steps,” Mr. ASSOCIATED PRESS a second paycheck. de facto ban in place. Kushner said. “Th ere is no amnesty in the president’s plan “If the bill is fi libustered Tuesday … they will It preserves some provisions Republicans have Mr. Trump for his part teased what the next and there is no pathway to citizenship,” said Vice not get paid,” said Mick Mulvaney, the acting White pushed for on the environment, which include re- steps could be, saying “amnesty” for a variety of President Mike Pence about the proposed plan. House chief of staff . stricting the government’s ability to regulate the immigrants who live in the U.S. illegally is looming Democrats rejected that equation, saying Mr. lead content of ammunition and prohibiting the EPA in the future. Trump could open the government by signing spend- from requiring Clean Water Act permits for certain “Amnesty will only be used on a much bigger reporters at the White House, minutes after Mr. ing bills now and put off his immigration proposal kinds of farming. deal,” he said. Trump laid out his proposal in an address from the for a later date. But it leaves out a repeal of a GOP-sought provi- The White House insists the proposal Mr. Trump Oval Offi ce. And they said when Congress does tackle immi- sion intended to expand access to federal lands for laid out in a White House speech Saturday — grant- Conservative critics disagreed and groups that gration, it must be a broader plan that does include hunting, fi shing and recreational shooting. ing three years’ legal status to “Dreamers” here favor stricter immigration limits said the president full citizenship rights for immigrants living in the The bill also would override the president’s pro- under the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood has it wrong. U.S. illegally. posed pay freeze for federal employees, giving them a Arrivals program and to hundreds of thousands of “Trading any form of amnesty for a small down Republicans said there’s just not enough trust 1.9 percent pay increase for 2019. The initial House ver- migrants who would lose their permission to live payment on the border wall is not only a bad deal, but right now to talk about that sort of deal. sion of the legislation didn’t include the pay increase. in the U.S. once their humanitarian protections run a betrayal of the trust of the American people,” said But Mr. Kushner said that trust could be built if Democrats are hoping that as the shutdown wears out — is not an amnesty because it doesn’t include Dan Stein, president of the Federation for American Democrats are willing to negotiate on the president’s on, the number of GOP defections on individual bills a pathway to citizenship. Immigration Reform. latest proposal. to reopen the government will increase and ultimately “There is no amnesty in the president’s plan and Activist Ann Coulter was even more pointed: “There is a lot that can be done on this topic,” pressure Mr. Trump and Republicans into making a there is no pathway to citizenship,” Mr. Pence told “Trump proposes amnesty. We voted for Trump and he said. deal that’s more to their liking. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 ☆ R POLITICS | A5 Twitter tiki torch mob goes after March for Life

ust when you think political is not accepted in any polite society mob smelled blood. Their Twitter tiki The bigoted mob denounced the discourse in America could not NUCLEARR any more today. torches were burning hot, their shiny boys for the color of their skin and possibly get any dumber. Or Full-grown adults, mothers and fa- forceps glinting in the sun. ridiculed them for their religion. The Jmore dishonest. OPTION thers of actual children, were infected They went in search of victims to lusty mob found out where the boys Along comes an(other) angry, by the virus. They condemned not just jeer and bully and smear with their attended school and began harassing bigoted mob. BY CHARLES HURT Mrs. Pence but Christian schools gen- vitriol. They found them on the steps school offi cials. First they got whipped up by last erally and smeared an entire religion. of the Lincoln Memorial. Young stu- Within hours, the mob — many of week’s decision by second lady Karen Adding to their rage was the dents from a Catholic high school in them grown adults with children of Pence to return to teaching. At a pri- Left untreated, this virus causes prospect of the March for Life, an an- Kentucky. their own — had so thoroughly de- vate Christian school, this being Amer- people to froth at the mouth and spit nual gathering of tens of thousands of The internet mob — is there a more stroyed these young boys’ reputations ica and all. You know, the birthplace of invective at innocent strangers. Most people — often hundreds of thousands ignorant, prejudiced or cowardly mob? that the students feared they would be religious freedom and tolerance. often, this virus is associated with — on the National Mall. — was relentless. Accusing the young expelled from school. The ensuing meltdown was aston- untreated, advanced-stage Trump Religious bigots have long despised boys who had ﬁ nished the March for Surely, once the mob has put away ishing, even by today’s moronic stan- Derangement Syndrome. the March for Life, a remarkable gath- Life of disrespecting an elderly gentle- its tiki torches and turned off the inter- dards of public debate. By the end of In mob form — particularly in the ering of peaceful people giving voice man who wandered into their group, net, cooler heads will prevail. the week, the phrase “Expose Christian safety of online “forums” — those to the truly voiceless. These people do banging a drum. Still, left behind by the angry mob Schools” went viral. suff ering from this virus become fully this every year on what always seems The off ense: One boy stood there is the most appalling pile of garbage If only there were an ointment or infantile, develop deep paranoia and like the coldest day of the year. (Also, watching the man, smiling, as the man that will follow these boys for the rest a cure or a prophylactic for such a will lash out at complete strangers they are famous for never leaving banged the drum inches from his nose. of their lives. nasty virus. It makes people dumb with ignorant, bigoted, racial and reli- behind any trash.) Nearby, other boys continued with the ⦁ Contact Charles Hurt at churt@ and thoughtless and impairs their gious animus. But with “Expose Christian school chants they were reciting when washingtontimes.com or on Twitter @ judgment. You know, the sort of behavior that Schools” a trending rage, the lusty the drummer walked up. charleshurt.

MEDIA BuzzFeed sticks by disputed Trump Tower report as GOP blasts media bias

BY VALERIE RICHARDSON offi ce on Friday evening that bluntly CNN’s “Reliable Sources.” “Our reporting THE WASHINGTON TIMES contradicted the report. is going to be borne out to be accurate. “BuzzFeed’s description of specifi c We’re 100 percent behind it.” Republicans unleashed Sunday on the statements to the Special Counsel’s Of- Who told him that? “I’m not going to media “obsession” with tearing down fi ce, and characterization of documents talk about the sources,” Mr. Cormier said President Trump after last week’s uproar and testimony obtained by this offi ce, on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” but added over a since-disputed article in BuzzFeed, regarding Michael Cohen’s Congressional that “the same two sources that we used in while the news outlet continued to stand testimony are not accurate,” said Mueller that story are standing behind it, as are we.” by its report. spokesman Peter Carr in a statement. Host Brian Stetler asked about dis- ASSOCIATED PRESS “I think what it says more about is the Trump personal attorney Rudolph W. crepancies between versions told by Mr. “Th e reality is, yesterday BuzzFeed published a story that was scandalous,” said obsession of many in the national media Giuliani called the report “truly fake news Cormier, who has said he did not see the Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump’s personal attorney. He called it “fake news.” to attack this president for any reason, and disgusting.” government documents described in the for any allegation, for any report in the “The reality is, yesterday BuzzFeed story, and co-reporter Jason Leopold, who media,” said Vice President Mike Pence published a story that was scandalous,” told MSNBC that “we’ve seen documents.” reaction. Mr. Kennedy added, “It was almost as on “Fox News Sunday.” Mr. Giuliani said. “It was horrible. They “[We] can’t really get into the details “Look, reporters make mistakes. We if some of the reporting was not reporting. “It was remarkable for what we saw should be sued, under investigation. That’s there,” Mr. Cormier said, citing the pos- all do,” Mr. Kennedy said, adding, “What It was just wishful thinking, and I think happening for 24 hours in the media on because you have a hysteria going on sibility of a leak investigation. surprised me was not that somebody that hurts the First Amendment.” the basis of the report that appeared in in the media that interprets everything Sen. John Kennedy, Louisiana Republi- made a mistake, intentional or not, but it The president has frequently ripped BuzzFeed,” he said. “I just think it’s one of against Donald Trump.” can, said Sunday that “BuzzFeed also has was astonishing to me that so many folks what he describes as the Mueller “witch the reasons why people are so frustrated Host Jake Tapper fi red back, “There’s to answer to the fact that Mueller said didn’t stop and say, ‘Hey, you know, let’s hunt” over Russia collusion, but Mr. Pence with many in the national media and the no hysteria here, sir.” it’s not true.” think about this. Could this be true? Who noted that “the president expressed his constant obsession on this.” Before it was disputed, the story “What happened with respect to the are the sources? Had these particular appreciation to the special counsel for The Thursday night article, citing “two heightened speculation that Mr. Trump BuzzFeed article — it was embarrassing,” reporters had problems before?’” clarifying that that report was inaccurate.” federal law enforcement sources,” alleged could be impeached or forced to resign Mr. Kennedy said on CBS’s “Face the Mr. Leopold has what CNN described “This was a week where I think the that Mr. Trump told his then-lawyer if the accusations were true. BuzzFeed Nation.” “I think the First Amendment as a “checkered past,” including a 2002 pla- American people saw the hyper partisan- Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about continued Sunday to stand by its story. was bruised.” giarism scandal, although he has made a ship among Democrats to assume the negotiations on the Trump Tower in Mos- “We have further confi rmation that Mr. Kennedy said that he was less comeback in recent years. He was a fi nalist worst about this president and many in the cow, which prompted a rare statement this is right. We’ve been told to stand our concerned about the report, which could for a 2018 Pulitzer Prize in international national media’s willingness to assume the from special counsel Robert Mueller’s ground,” reporter Anthony Cormier told have been an honest mistake, than by the reporting. worst about the president,” Mr. Pence said.

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CONGRESS Top congressional Democrats avoid Women’s March in D.C.

competing marches in New York City, For the third year, the march soldiered events included Ned Lamont of Connect- opportunity for truth and reconciliation.” Gave speeches at and Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan on, bringing out smaller but still feisty icut and Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, Ms. Mallory, who came under ﬁ re last rallied the crowd inside the Charles H. anti-Trump crowds despite a drop in while Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti week for refusing to condemn Nation of other rallies, events Wright Museum of African American momentum stemming in large part from and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, pushed History in Detroit. the leadership’s associations with Nation were also on hand for the third annual back against media reports and declared, BY VALERIE RICHARDSON “We got the House this year, and of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan. marches in their cities. “do not let anyone tell you who I am.”

THE WASHINGTON TIMES we’re going to get all the houses next Ms. Gillibrand, a contender for the Some marches were sponsored by In Washington, D.C., thousands gath- year, including the White House,” said 2020 Democratic presidential nomina- groups that have publicly disassociated ered at Freedom Plaza, but the crowd was The anti-Semitism issue failed to Ms. Ocasio-Cortez at the rally for the tion, addressed the anti-Semitism issue themselves from the Women’s March, a far cry from the estimated half-million stop some prominent Democrats from Women’s March Alliance, which is unaf- Saturday in a tweet, saying, “I want to citing concerns about anti-Semitism, an participants who fl ooded the National turning up Saturday at Women’s March fi liated with the Women’s March NYC. say this loud and clear: There is no room issue that has been linked to a signifi cant Mall at the 2017 Women’s March in a events across the country, but members Asked about anti-Semitism and the for anti-Semitism in this march or this drop in support and calls for the four co- mass show of opposition on the left to of Congress largely stayed away from Women’s March, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez de- movement.” chairs to resign. the election of President Trump. the fl agship march in Washington, D.C. fl ected, saying that “concerns of anti- Other Democratic lawmakers who The Women’s March leaders sought to The crowd made a four-block loop No national Democrats spoke at the Semitism with the current administration joined marches in their home states tamp down the bigotry uproar at the rally past the Trump Hotel before returning Freedom Plaza rally on Pennsylvania in the White House are absolutely valid.” included Rep. Ayanna Pressley of Mas- by showcasing several Jewish speakers to Freedom Plaza for a nearly four-hour Avenue, which would have required them What about with the Women’s March? sachusetts; Rep. Debbie Dingell and and condemning anti-Semitism. rally featuring speakers and musicians. to share the stage with Women’s March “The reason all of these people are com- Sen. Debbie Stabenow of Michigan; “I want to be unequivocal in affi rming Addressing the crowd, in addition national co-chairs Bob Bland, Tamika ing together is to make sure that the rights Rep. Katie Hill of California; and Rep. that my sisters and I condemn anti-Sem- to the co-chairs, were leftist activists D. Mallory, Carmen Perez-Jordan, and of women are protected and advanced,” Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, according to itism and homophobia and transphobia with groups such as United We Dream, Linda Sarsour. she told a reporter with The Hill. “I know news reports. in all forms,” said Ms. Perez-Jordan in Black Lives Matter, Center for Popular Instead, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of in my heart that all of the New Yorkers House Speaker Nancy Pelosi walked her speech. “There is no excuse for Democracy, National Action Network, New York gave a speech at the Iowa State that are coming down here today and with the crowd in San Francisco, as bigotry. There is no excuse for hate. But Indigenous Peoples March, labor unions, Capitol in Des Moines. Rep. Alexandria coming downtown are coming in that shown on tweets and video. if this movement is to go and prosper, and the NAACP branch in Washington, Ocasio-Cortez showed up at the two spirit and not in the other spirit.” Governors who attended state march there must be, in times of confl ict, an D.C.

ELECTION 2020 Gillibrand’s stances on Franken, immigration hang over 2020 hopes

BY VALERIE RICHARDSON “eight credible allegations of groping “I was not caring about others, I was

THE WASHINGTON TIMES and sexual harassment against him,” not fi ghting for other people’s kids the and that his decision to step down was same way I was fi ghting for my own, and All presidential contenders bring on him, not her. I was wrong to feel that way,” she said. baggage to their campaigns, and for Sen. “That was my decision, my decision Ms. Gillibrand, who has formed an Kirsten Gillibrand, New York Democrat, not to remain silent,” she said on CNN’s exploratory committee for the 2020 the issue coming back to haunt her is “State of the Union.” “Sen. Franken made Democratic presidential nomination, political opportunism. his own decision. He was entitled to also denied that she had anything in com- She defended herself Sunday against whatever process he wanted, he was mon with President Trump, even when charges that she has done what it takes to entitled to stay in the Senate as long as she campaigned for the House in 2008 advance her political career by, for exam- he wanted, he chose to resign. And if on an anti-amnesty platform. ple, switching positions on immigration some very wealthy donors in our party “This president has sown fear and ASSOCIATED PRESS and declaring in October that she would are angry about that, that’s on them.” division that just makes us weaker,” said “I was not caring about others, I was not fi ghting for other people’s kids the same way I fi nish her six-year term, only to change Among her critics are Democratic Ms. Gillibrand, “I think what he’s done was fi ghting for my own, and I was wrong to feel that way,” said Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand. her mind after winning re-election. megadonor George Soros, who accused is so horrible and so mean-spirited that Then there’s the Al Franken matter. her of trying to “improve her chances” I am nothing like him and never will be, Some Democrats — including some top for a 2020 presidential bid by turning because my values haven’t changed.” op-ed that she “fl at-out lied” when she fl ipping the House in November, adding, donors — still resent her for leading the on Mr. Franken, according to The Wash- Asked whether her previous position stated during an October debate that she “It takes time to think about these things.” charge against the Democratic senator ington Post. on immigration was racist, she replied, would serve out her full Senate term if “I needed time to make that decision, from Minnesota, who resigned in 2017 On her previous tough stance on il- “They certainly weren’t empathetic and re-elected. a real decision about whether this is amid multiple groping allegations. legal immigration, Ms. Gillibrand said they weren’t kind and I did not think At the time, she said, “I will serve my something that I believe I am called to Ms. Gillibrand insisted she had no she “realized the things I had said were about suff ering in other people’s lives.” six-year term.” What changed? She cited do, and I do believe that and that’s why I regrets, arguing that Mr. Franken had wrong.” The Buff alo News said in a Friday Sunday the Democratic Party’s success in am running,” Ms. Gillibrand said.

Mr. Ohr met again with Mr. Steele in FBI, I told them my wife was working Moscow in July 2016, met with two as- DOSSIER September. In October, before the FISA for Fusion GPS. I told them Fusion GPS sociates of Russian President Vladimir From page A1 application, he met with Peter Strzok, was doing research on Donald Trump. Putin. They off ered Mr. Page, an energy the agent leading the Trump investiga- You know, I don’t know if I used the term investor who had lived in Moscow, bribes tion, which he opened on July 31. He opposition research, but certainly that for working to ease U.S. sanctions. Mr. Trump. also spoke with Ms. Page and Andrew was my — what I tried to convey to them. Mr. Page has repeatedly denied any Mr. Schiff ’s rebuttal report down- Weissmann, a Justice Department lawyer I told them this is the information I had such meetings took place. played the dossier’s role. His version was now on special counsel Robert Muel- gotten from Chris Steele. At some point, If Mr. Steele’s allegations were in fact overwhelmingly accepted by the liberal ler’s team. and I don’t remember exactly when, I confi rmed, as Mr. Schiff said in 2018, they media, which declared the Nunes memo After the election in late November, don’t think it was the fi rst conversation, have not shown up in any Mueller court “debunked.” Mr. Ohr again met with Mr. Strzok I told them that Chris Steele was desper- fi lings or charges against Mr. Page. Nunes supporters say his assessment and Ms. Page. He also was introduced ate that Donald Trump not get elected.” Overall, not one of Mr. Steele’s Rus- has survived the test of time as more to agent Joe Pientka, who became his He added: “What I would say is that, sia election collusion charges against information reaches daylight. In July, go-between. in evaluating any information that I Mr. Trump and his associates has been the FBI released a redacted copy of the In September, Mr. Strzok sent his transmitted to the FBI, I wanted the FBI confi rmed publicly. FISA application to which Mr. Nunes had counterintelligence team to London to to be aware of any possible bias.” Mr. McCabe told the committee in referred. Supporters say its information ASSOCIATED PRESS gain more information from Mr. Steele, Question: “So you believe there was December 2017 that the FBI hadn’t con- dovetailed with his report. Justice Department offi cial Bruce Ohr who provided dossier memos. At the the possibility of bias?” fi rmed Mr. Steele’s charges. He also The most recent disclosure is Mr. was the key link among the FBI, dossier time, the FBI knew that Russian agents Mr. Ohr: “Yes.” said the dossier was essential to gaining Ohr’s closed-door testimony in August writer Christopher Steele and Fusion had hacked Democratic Party computers He also testifi ed: “I defi nitely had a court-approved wiretaps. to a joint House judiciary-oversight task GPS, the fi rm that was handling him. and had sent stolen emails to WikiLeaks. very strong impression that he did not In November 2016, an internal FBI force. Parts of the transcript were fi rst The anti-secrecy website released the want Donald Trump to win, because he report graded Mr. Steele’s dossier as only reported Jan. 14 by The Epoch Times. emails in July, September and October, believed his information he was giving “minimally corroborated.” of her work, which Mr. Ohr handed to creating scores of news stories on inter- me was accurate, and that he was, as I Mr. McCabe was fi red for allegedly Point by point the FBI. Mr. Ohr also delivered a thumb nal Clinton campaign operations. said, very concerned, or he was desper- lying to investigators for the Justice ⦁ Mr. Schiff ’s report downplayed Mr. drive from Fusion that contained dos- ⦁ Mr. Schiff ’s report defended the ate, which is what I then told the FBI.” Department inspector general. Ohr’s dossier role. At the time, Mr. Ohr sier memos. FBI against Mr. Nunes’ charge that the He opened an investigation into was an associate deputy attorney general He met with Mr. Steele in July 2016 bureau hid the dossier’s pure partisan- Th e fallout whether Mr. Trump was a Russian agent who reported to the No. 2 offi cial in the and had sessions with Fusion co-founder ship. The California Democrat pointed Overall, Mr. Ohr’s testimony shows after the president fi red Mr. Comey in Justice Department. Glenn Simpson. They both provided to a FISA warrant application footnote: he played a major role in inserting Mr. May 2017, The New York Times reported. “The majority mischaracterizes Bruce anti-Trump allegations that Mr. Ohr “The FBI speculates that the identifi ed Steele’s anti-Trump allegations inside Mr. Strzok was fi red for a stream of Ohr’s role, overstates the signifi cance of provided the FBI. U.S. person was likely looking for infor- the upper echelons of FBI headquarters. text messages with Ms. Page denigrating his interaction with Steele. … Bruce Ohr Mr. Ohr’s messenger job for Mr. Steele mation that could be used to discredit What followed was Mr. Strzok’s decision Mr. Trump and discussing how to “stop” took the initiative to inform the FBI of continued until November 2017. candidate #1’s campaign.” to dispatch agents to London in Septem- him. Ms. Page resigned. what he knew and the Majority does ⦁ Mr. Schiff ’s report said Mr. Ohr The “U.S. person” was Fusion GPS ber to receive their fi rst dossier copies. The Ohr-Steele link continued until him a grave disservice by suggesting he didn’t go to the FBI with the Steele allega- co-founder Glenn Simpson. Mr. Ohr also gave the agency copies, November 2017. Mr. Steele would call or is part of some malign conspiracy,” the tions until November 2016, a month after Ohr testimony: When meeting with as did Obama appointees at the State text, and Mr. Ohr would pass along his Schiff report states. the FBI executed its fi rst spy warrant on the FBI before the FISA application, Department and Sen. John McCain, latest charges to the FBI. Ohr testimony: For months, Mr. Ohr Carter Page. Mr. Schiff ’s timeline asserts Mr. Ohr knew Fusion was linked to the who hand-delivered a copy to then-FBI CNN reported that Mr. Steele met was the key link among the FBI, Mr. that Mr. Ohr’s feed had no eff ect on the Clinton camp and warned Mr. McCabe Director James B. Comey. with Mr. Mueller’s staff in October 2017. Steele and Fusion GPS, the fi rm that FBI’s FISA application. that Mr. Steele was “desperate” to sink Beyond Mr. Ohr’s House testimony, Meanwhile, Mr. Schiff , an active Twit- handled him as he submitted anti-Trump Ohr testimony: Mr. Schiff ’s chronol- Mr. Trump. Mr. Nunes’ supporters have pointed to ter user, hasn’t responded to Mr. Ohr’s memos from June to December 2016. ogy is wrong. Mr. Ohr fi rst met with Mr. In other words, the FBI knew fi rst- other supposed errors in Mr. Schiff ’s testimony. Mr. Ohr was unclear about his motive Steele in July and personally conveyed hand of Fusion’s motives, as opposed to 2018 report. House Democrats have said they have for his self-appointed mission. His wife, the allegations at FBI headquarters in Au- “speculates.” Mr. Schiff said the FBI “independently no interest in continuing the probe into Nellie, worked at Fusion as an anti-Trump gust to Andrew McCabe, the bureau’s No. Of the August 2016 FBI meeting, Mr. corroborated” Mr. Steele’s allegation Mr. Steele or into how the FBI investi- researcher. She provided a thumb drive 2 agent, and his legal counsel, Lisa Page. Ohr testifi ed: “When I spoke with the that Mr. Page, while on a public trip to gated Mr. Trump.

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NATION Winter storms wreak havoc on travel in U.S. Bitter cold sinks in across nation, weather warnings issued in 15 states

BY PHILIP MARCELO AND CATHERINE PERLOFF communities were blanketed in fresh

ASSOCIATED PRESS snow. The Adirondacks in upstate New York BOSTON | A major winter storm recorded up to 20 inches in certain areas, brought some of the coldest tempera- while western Massachusetts’ Berkshires tures of the season and covered a large saw as much as 10 inches. Parts of the swath of the country in snow as it Vermont have registered a foot of snow wreaked havoc on air travel and caused and could see up to another foot by the slick road conditions throughout New time the storm is over. England on Sunday. Meteorologists warned the primary The National Weather Service issued concern now is plunging temperatures winter storm warnings or advisories for that will be some of the coldest felt so part or all of at least 15 states stretching far this season. from southeast Missouri to the northern Wind chills were expected to hit in tip of Maine ahead of the weekend storm. the teens in the New York City area, 25 Nearly 2,000 fl ights were canceled below in Albany and down to 40 below around the country Sunday, with Boston in the Adirondacks. Logan International Airport being one of In New England, they’re expected to the hardest hit, according to FlightAware, fall to as low as 20 below zero around ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS a fl ight tracking company. Boston, 30 below zero in the Berkshires Miguel Delao of Norwood, Massachusetts shovels snow Sunday. A winter storm that blanketed most of the Midwest with snow Typically bustling security lines, tick- and as low as 35 below zero in parts of over the weekend barreled toward New England, where it was expected to cause transportation havoc. eting counters and baggage claims were Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire. largely deserted Sunday morning at Offi cials warned people to limit their also closed Sunday and fl ights were mostly Logan airport, but some stranded pas- time outside to prevent frostbite and canceled at Vermont’s Burlington Inter- sengers lingered. avoid treacherous travel conditions. national Airport and New Hampshire’s “We’ve been sleeping, playing ‘Candy They also said to prepare for fl ooding Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. Crush,’” said Xavi Ortega, a 32-year old and power outages in places. The powerful, wide-ranging storm was engineer whose 10:30 p.m. fl ight to Bar- “It’s life-threatening,” said Ray caused by the clash of an Arctic high-pressure celona was canceled. O’Keefe, a meteorologist with the Na- system with a low-pressure system coming Mr. Ortega said he and his wife, who tional Weather Service in Albany. “These through the Ohio Valley. It caused travel reside in the Spanish city, slept overnight are dangerous conditions that we’re problems as it dumped up to 10 inches of at the airport and wouldn’t be able to get going to be in and they’re prolonged, snow on parts of the Midwest on Saturday. onto another fl ight until Sunday night. right through tomorrow.” In Chicago, a plane skidded from a slick Meanwhile, residents along the heav- As of Sunday at noon, utilities in Con- runway at O’Hare International Airport. ily populated coast from New York to necticut were reporting more than 19,000 No injuries were reported. In Kansas, Boston awoke Sunday having largely customers without power and more out- a snowplow driver was killed when his Crews clear snow at the Albany International Airport in Colonie, New York, on Sunday. escaped major snowfall but bracing for ages were expected in the region as ice vehicle rolled over. And in southeastern Wind chills are expected to hit 25 below in the city and 40 below in the Adirondacks. plummeting temperatures that will likely accumulated on trees and power lines. Missouri, slippery conditions caused a lead to a hard freeze and potentially Amtrak canceled some trains Satur- 15-vehicle crash on Interstate 55. dangerous conditions. day from Chicago to Washington and President Trump urged Americans af- climate change. the Earth is warming. Manhattan saw mostly rain, cit- New York and between New York and fected by the winter storm to “be careful” The White House’s own National Cli- “Amazing how big this system is,” Mr. ies along Connecticut, Rhode Island Boston and Pennsylvania on Sunday. in a tweet early Sunday, but, as he’s done mate Assessment recently rejected the Trump tweeted. “Wouldn’t be bad to have and Massachusetts’ coast recorded 2 A ferry service route across Lake Cham- in the past, he confl ated the short-term idea that a particular plunge in tempera- a little of that good old fashioned Global to 5 inches, but mountainous interior plain between Vermont and New York was weather phenomenon with longer-term tures can cast uncertainty on whether Warming right now!”

ILLINOIS Chicagoans call for action after Van Dyke, offi cer rulings

BY SARA BURNETT penalty sought by prosecutors — means Hall — under a judge’s order — released “Bye, Anita” campaign. It also has helped

ASSOCIATED PRESS the 40-year-old could be released in just the video. elect new district attorneys in places like over three years. It came a day after a The case was widely seen as the rea- Philadelphia and in St. Louis County, CHICAGO | Activists and others who diff erent judge acquitted three other son the county’s top prosecutor, Anita where a white offi cer wasn’t charged were disappointed by the outcome of Chicago police offi cers accused of lying Alvarez, was voted out of offi ce a few with the 2014 killing of Michael Brown, two historic cases involving the killing about the shooting to protect Van Dyke. months later, and it’s thought to be a a black and unarmed 18-year-old, in of black teenager Laquan McDonald Activist William Calloway, who factor in Mr. Emanuel’s decision not to Ferguson, Missouri. by a white Chicago police offi cer see a helped force Mayor Rahm Emanuel to seek a third term next month. Color of Change opened an offi ce in way forward — by turning tragedy into release police video of the shooting, said Roughly a dozen candidates are run- downtown Ferguson to support Wesley political power. he and other community members were ning to replace him, and almost all of Bell, who last fall was the fi rst black to be A judge on Friday sentenced former “heartbroken” by the judges’ decisions, them blasted both judges’ decisions this elected St. Louis County circuit attorney. Chicago police offi cer Jason Van Dyke but won’t give up seeking changes. week and what they said was a lack of Mr. Bell’s fi rst action after taking offi ce to less than seven years in prison for “If you’re a black Chicagoan, don’t accountability for offi cers who commit was to remove three veteran assistant McDonald’s 2014 death. protest. Don’t take to the streets,” he said. crimes while on duty. prosecutors, including one who played Video of Van Dyke fi ring 16 shots at “It’s time we take to the polls.” “With so many members of our Black a role in presenting evidence to a grand McDonald as he walked away from the Mr. Calloway is trying to defeat a fi ve- and Brown communities criminalized and jury in the case. He also has made policy offi cer prompted protests, a U.S. Justice term alderman in local elections next jailed for non-violent drug off enses, Van changes, such as ending prosecutions for Department investigation of the Chi- month to win a seat on the Chicago City Dyke’s sentence today shows that our lives most marijuana possession cases. cago Police Department and the fi ring Council. He has criticized the incumbent don’t matter,” Cook County Board Presi- “The killing of Laquan and that video of the police superintendent, among and other black aldermen for not doing dent Toni Preckwinkle, a top candidate is one of the many catalysts that have other changes. It also was a key piece enough to change the culture of a police who is black, said in a written statement. sparked this current movement we’re of evidence in Van Dyke’s trial, when force that has long had a reputation of ra- The impact has extended to com- in of prosecutor accountability,” Mr. a jury last year found him guilty of cial bias and condoning police brutality. munities outside Chicago, said Rashad Robinson said. “Our metric of success ASSOCIATED PRESS second-degree murder and 16 counts of The McDonald shooting already has Robinson, president of the national civil as a movement can’t solely be based Former police offi cer Jason Van Dyke was aggravated battery. been a major factor in Chicago politics. rights organization Color Of Change. on whether or not police offi cers go to sentenced to less than seven years for The judge’s sentence of six years The charges against Van Dyke were The group worked with Chicago-area prison, but that the culture of policing the shooting death of Laquan McDonald. and nine months — less than half of the announced in 2015, the same day City activists to unseat Ms. Alvarez, with a changes in this country.”

BY DAVID KLEPPER NEW YORK could likely adversely impact the health

ASSOCIATED PRESS of a great many New Yorkers,” Sarah Ravenhall, director of the state Associa- ALBANY, N.Y. | Eff orts to legalize mari- Thorny questions threaten to slow tion of County Health Offi cials, wrote in juana for recreational use in New York an op-ed published Thursday. are gaining steam, and Gov. Andrew The group questions how the state Cuomo predicts a bill will pass this legal recreational pot in New York will discourage pregnant or nurs- year. But don’t expect to see pot shops ing women from consuming pot, and opening up from Brooklyn to Buff alo and now neighboring Massachusetts. Washington, the fi rst state to legalize decision to local governments? whether enough will be done to keep the anytime soon. marijuana, requires users to smoke in The answer could determine how drug out of the hands of minors. While there’s broad agreement on the Legalize what, exactly? their own homes or, if they rent, with many retail shops are ultimately allowed, Local prosecutors have pointed out idea of legalization, there’s no consensus First off , lawmakers will have to set their landlord’s permission. Vermont’s and when they might open. that law enforcement will have to con- on a long list of details that must be the broad parameters of the law. All law legalizes possession and use of mari- New York has a history of taking a sider the best ways of testing marijuana fi gured out fi rst. legalization proposals so far would elimi- juana but makes no provisions for retail slow, cautious approach when it comes to impairment in drivers, a diffi cult goal Taxes and regulations must be ap- nate legal penalties for the adult use of sales. pot. Lawmakers approved medical mari- since the active ingredients in marijuana proved. Rules for licensing retailers must marijuana in a private home. Almost all So far, the 10 states that have legalized juana in 2014, but in a limited fashion. can stay in the bloodstream for weeks be written. A new government entity would permit retail shops where people weed have all put in place a minimum Only a handful of dispensaries were au- — long after the eff ects have worn off . may have to be created. Local govern- could buy the product. age of 21, mirroring the rules for alcohol. thorized, and only non-smokable forms ments will have to be brought in. But what about Amsterdam-style Some supporters, including the New of cannabis were allowed. Even then, the Taxes Even after a bill passes, it could take a pot cafes, where users could partake on York Public Interest Research Group, fi rst dispensaries didn’t open for nearly Among the toughest questions will be year or more for any pot shops to open, site, while perhaps enjoying food, a cup say the age should be set at 18 in New 18 months. how much to charge in taxes and what based on what’s happened in other states of coff ee or even an alcoholic beverage? York, arguing that picking 21 would only to do with the revenue. And there’s no and New York’s own experience with Would people be allowed to consume push younger users to the black market. Th e opposition shortage of ideas. medical marijuana. marijuana outside? In their cars? At ho- Democrats now control New York’s Some have suggested revenue could While reaching a compromise will tels? While children are present? Should How fast and how many? Assembly, Senate and the governor’s of- support repairs to New York City’s aging prove diffi cult, lawmakers in New York say local governments be able to prohibit Will the state create a new agency fi ce, giving marijuana supporters a clear subway system. Others want it spent they have the advantages of seeing what’s pot shops in a certain town or county? to oversee marijuana, put it under the path to legal marijuana this year. But op- on eff orts to fi ght addiction and mental worked and what hasn’t in other states that States have taken their own approach control of an existing offi ce, such as the ponents remain, and they’ll do what they health. Many say it should just go into the have eliminated the ban. That growing list to each question. California allows Department of Health, which oversees can to fi ght or limit legalization. state’s general fund, like revenue from includes Washington, Colorado, California pot cafes, while other states do not. medical marijuana, or leave much of the “Legalizing recreational marijuana other taxes and fees. A8 | NATION ☆ R MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 American Scene

TEXAS Mayor increases rivalry MAINE between MLK Day parades HOUSTON | For more than two Dead Poets Society founder’s poetry published posthumously decades, Houston has had competing BY DAVID SHARP on computer drives. They ranged from parades on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, ASSOCIATED PRESS full-length works to one-line quips, like with organizers lobbing allegations this one from 2017: “I hope I’m alive of favoritism and conspiracy at each PORTLAND, MAINE | The late founder when I die.” other and at city offi cials as the groups of the Dead Poets Society of America They found that remembrance, la- battled over permits and preferred can be inducted to the society of fallen ment and hope pervaded his poetry, starting times. bards now that he’s now a published which they described as a dance be- Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, poet. tween sorrow and joy: “The gift of life up for re-election in November, hoped Walter Skold visited the grave sites and the reality of death here meet and to put an end to the dueling events this of more than 600 poets, and one of his walk in hand, a marriage of sobriety and year in a city where about a quarter of criteria was that the subjects had to be reverie,” they wrote in the foreword. the population is black. published. Now he’s becoming a pub- The poetry is actually quite good. But his decision that the city would lished poet, posthumously, on the fi rst “I was afraid it would be a senti- offi cially support one parade — the anniversary of his death Sunday, thanks mental gesture, but it rose way above one that also happens to be the nation’s to the eff orts of two of his children. that mark. It’s a very solid book,” said oldest such event honoring King — Simon and Charles Skold curated Michele Madigan Somerville, a poet seems to have brought the rivalry to a their father’s poems for the book “The and writer who got a sneak peek at the new level. Mirror is Not Cracked.” poetry. “I was surprised to see how Instead of backing down, organizer They self-published the tome to ASSOCIATED PRESS good the book was.” Charles Stamps invited two of Mr. ensure it would be printed by Jan. 20, a Walter Skold’s tombstone is topped by a quill and a dancing skeleton in Brunswick, Already, the sons are thinking of Turner’s biggest political challengers year to the day their father went from Maine. Th e founder of the Dead Poets Society’s sons published his poems. publishing a second book based on a to join his MLK Grande Parade, which being a chronicler of poets to becoming project their dad had worked on but will take place at the same time and a dead poet himself. was never published. within miles of the city-backed Origi- “We feel like we owe it to him,” said His cemetery antics combined his- he never published his works. Under For now, they’re happy with a small nal MLK Jr. Day Parade. Simon Skold, who once spent six weeks tory, humor and the macabre, but his the surface, his sons say, he was plagued run of their book. They worked with — Associated Press with his dad on one of his cross-country goal was to draw attention to poetry by self-doubt and prone to periods of Maine-based Ascensius Press on a print visits to poets’ graves in 2014. and poets, especially those in danger depression. He kept the bulk of his run that numbers in the hundreds, not OREGON Their father was a colorful character. of being forgotten. poetry to himself. thousands. Deputies kill man aft er deadly He launched the Dead Poets Society His death in Pennsylvania came His sons realized after his death While alive, Walter Skold hatched in 2008 in Freeport, Maine, drawing a little more than a month after he that he had amassed about 300 poems. the idea of creating a new holiday, Na- attacks on family members inspiration for the name from the 1989 commissioned Michael Updike, son Reading the poetry allowed them to see tional Poets Remembrance Day, on the PORTLAND | Authorities say a Robin Williams movie. And he traveled of novelist John Updike, to create his the world through their father’s eyes. Sunday closest to Oct. 7, the date Edgar 42-year-old Oregon man killed four the country in months-long, epic grave- tombstone. The brothers shared laughter and Allan Poe died. He viewed it as a day members of his family and was shot yard adventures in a colorful cargo van In life, Skold marked occasions like tears as they perused them last summer. to celebrate all poets, including those dead by sheriff ’s deputies as he tried to dubbed “Dedgar the Poemobile.” birthdays and holidays with a poem. But Some were handwritten, others stored who have died. kill a girl. The Clackamas County Sheriff ’s Of- fi ce on Sunday said Mark Gago killed Ms. Sweitzer’s 8-year-old daughter exemption is consistent with the tribes’ The tribal exemption in Arizona government offi ces and churches were his parents, his girlfriend and their from a previous relationship survived. status as political entities. sets a precedent for other states with among the buildings badly damaged infant daughter. — Associated Press Early last year, the agency wrote to signifi cant American Indian popula- or demolished when a pair of torna- The Oregonian reported that depu- tribes saying work exemptions for all tions. Eight states have taken up the does struck central Alabama over the ties arrived at the home late Saturday. ARIZONA American Indians could violate equal Trump administration on its off er to weekend. Sgt. Brian Jensen said the homicide Tribal exemption from work protection laws. approve work requirements for low- The severe weather hit Saturday. victims were not shot. Tribes across the country pushed income people on Medicaid. On Sunday, the National Weather Investigators found many weapons requirement sets precedent back, saying the position ignored Now that the administration has Service said its initial surveys indi- including swords and were trying to FLAGSTAFF | Arizona has become the U.S. Supreme Court decisions that granted Arizona’s request, it is ex- cated that there was an EF 1 tornado determine what was used to kill each only state in the country where members allow federally recognized tribes to pected to follow suit for any other state in Autauga County, and a stronger EF2 person. of federally recognized tribes are exempt be treated diff erently from others, seeking the exemption. twister in Wetumpka. The sheriff ’s offi ce said the victims from work or volunteer requirements for disregarded the U.S. Constitution and — Associated Press Offi cials from Alabama at a Sunday are Olivia Gago, 9 months; Shaina Medicaid benefi ts, while 120,000 state violated treaties. morning news conference said at least Sweitzer, 31; Pamela Bremer, 64; and residents risk losing health care coverage They also cited high unemployment ALABAMA 25 homes were seriously damaged or Jerry Bremer, 66. if they don’t comply. rates on reservations and funding Tornado infl icts damage destroyed. Mark Gago lived at the home 20 The announcement was made Friday shortfalls at the federal Indian Health No deaths or life-threatening inju- miles south of Portland with the from the Centers for Medicare and Med- Service that Medicaid reimbursements to homes, businesses, churches ries were reported. victims. icaid Services, which said it believes the help fi ll. WETUMPKA | Homes, businesses, — Associated Press

“The profi t margin is exponentially greater be- cartels. FENTANYL cause it is a chemical, so you don’t have a growing In some instances, though, low-level dealers From page A1 season or hire teams to process the fi elds. It’s really buy pill presses to make their own product. The driven by the profi t margin,” Mr. Scott said. devices, which press powder into pill form, can be deaths in 2017 were linked to synthetics, according Authorities say overdoses linked to counterfeit purchased online easily. Several commanding about to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, prescription medicines have been rising in recent $2,000 are available through Amazon. accounting for a staggering proportion of painkiller months. The fakes are so good that it can take lab testing overdose fatalities. The Cuyahoga County, Ohio, medical examiner’s to spot them as non-factory products. For those who don’t die, the high is addictive offi ce last month issued a public health warning In September, the Justice Department indicted enough to keep them coming back. about a batch of pills made with fentanyl and dis- Melissa Scanlan, a 31-year-old San Diego resident “The drug dealers handling this stuff have no guised as oxycodone. known to her customers as the “drug llama,” for idea what they are handling,” said Kevin Eaton, the Washington state police in September arrested selling 50,000 fentanyl pills designed to look resident agent in charge of the Drug Enforcement two local dealers suspected of distributing phony like oxycodone prescription pills. The blue pills, Administration’s offi ce in New Bedford, Massachu- Percocet believed to be responsible for a rash of stamped with the “M” and “30” manufacturing setts. “A small amount is enough to kill a small child, overdoses in three counties. marks used by Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, and people don’t even know.” A police raid on one of the dealer’s homes closely resembled legal Percocet, according to The fake pills are particularly dangerous because yielded more than 10,000 fentanyl pills disguised court documents. of the populations they entice. as oxycodone, 33 fi rearms and nearly $1 million in “If fentanyl is disguised as something else, it is Many opioid addicts took pills legally prescribed, ASSOCIATED PRESS gold coins and cash, including $200,000 hidden in impossible for a citizen to make that determination, so became hooked and went looking for them on the Even this small amount of fentanyl can be deadly, a dishwasher and another $110,000 stashed behind this is a problem that needs to be solved at the source black market after their prescriptions ran out. authorities say. Drug dealers are increasingly drywall, according to court documents. rather than circulation,” said James Pasco, executive Yet the pharmaceuticals have dried up on the substituting or lacing Xanax and OxyContin, sold A December traffi c stop in Mr. Scott’s district director of the National Fraternal Order of Police. streets as governments and physicians groups crack illegally on the streets, with the synthetic opioid. netted 13,000 counterfeit oxycodone pills fi lled Authorities said there is little they can do beyond down on overprescribing. That could reduce the with fentanyl. enforcement and alerting the public. population of the addicted — but it also has cut “There is not an FDA or pharmaceutical aspect Mr. Scott said his offi ce hosted an opioid aware- into the supply, sending prices soaring. Chinese laboratory for about $20,000. That’s enough to this,” Mr. Scott said. “The cartels put whatever ness summit last fall and he has reached out to An 80 milligram pill of OxyContin can fetch as to produce 1 million milligram pills that are sold on they got in those pills. It might be too much, and medical professionals and treatment providers to much as $80 on the street. When sold legally, the the street for $20 each — a $20 million return on a you die or you might live until tomorrow. There is alert citizens to the danger of fentanyl. same tablet costs about $6. $20,000 investment. no way to know.” “We are doing the best we can to educate the Knockoff s fi lled with fentanyl are much cheaper. That is about 20 times more profi table than Authorities say most counterfeit pills fl owing community. Fentanyl is a whole diff erent thing in Cartels can buy 1 kilogram of fentanyl from a heroin. into the U.S. have been pressed already by the terms of its lethality,” he said.

In 2017, a mob of screaming protesters political chasms from opening even of social justice. and that is what I am going to be putting CANADA forced the cancellation of a debate be- wider, analysts say. Quebecker Maxime Bernier aban- forward as a vision for our politics, for From page A1 tween University of Toronto psychology “If it wasn’t for the success of the cen- doned the federal Conservative Party to our country and, by extension, I think professor Jordan Peterson and his critics at trist Liberals, Canadian politics would form his own group, the People’s Party for the whole world.” beliefs and cultural practices. McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. be polarized like the split in the U.S. be- of Canada. The vast majority of illegal A new generation of conservative Founded in 2010, the center has de- “Twenty years ago, people would tween Democrats and Republicans,” said immigrants to Canada — 96 percent — media has contributed to the sharpening fended “traditional” Christian values protest, but not with vicious attacks David McGrane, a political science pro- arrive in Quebec from New York, at a lines of ideological debate. against what Mr. Carpay says is oppres- and ruthlessness that forces people fessor at the University of Saskatchewan. rate of up to 400 a month, and he wants A Fox News-like network founded sion by “progressives.” When Alberta’s from their jobs and stops them from this to stop. in 2011 folded four years later, but a provincial agency turned down a Chris- being heard,” Mr. Carpay said. “We’ve Populism’s pull “We want lower immigration and right-wing online newspaper, The Rebel, tian couples’ application to adopt a child gone backwards in terms of freedom of But populist themes — such as skepti- better border security,” he said. launched to greater success in 2015. because the couple said they would teach expression.” cism about the benefi ts of immigration Mr. Trudeau, who is projected to Modeled on Breitbart News, The Rebel their child biblical principles against Pollster David Coletto, CEO of Aba- — are playing an increasing role in Ca- win a second term this year, acknowl- has survived controversies and politi- same-sex unions and premarital sex, cus, said surveys show that Canadians nadian politics and could be prominent edges that Canada is not immune to cal attacks and now has over 1 million the center supported a successful fi ght are becoming more polarized in their as Mr. Trudeau prepares for national populist themes that have swept the subscribers. to reverse the decision. opinions but not in their voting patterns. elections that must be held by Oct. 21. U.S. and many European countries in Some say that, despite Canadians’ However, the center failed when a In 2015, about 6 percent of the popular In the past two years, almost 40,000 recent years, but he is betting that the self-image, the country has been no Christian university in British Colum- vote switched from the Conservatives refugees have entered Canada illegally message will have more limited appeal stranger to fi ery political battles on is- bia applied for accreditation to open to the Liberals and gave Justin Trudeau, from the United States, straining social in his country. sues of race, immigration, land, military a law school. The Canadian Supreme arguably the country’s most globalist services and giving fuel to politicians “I think one of the big distinctions conscription and language. Court ruled against the school because and anti-populist prime minister ever, a calling for tougher border controls and that we see around the world right now “It takes a concerted application of it required students to abstain from pre- majority government. Last year, a similar lower immigration quotas. is folks who want to exacerbate, amplify selective memory to convince oneself marital and same-sex relationships. De- switch of 6 percent of the electorate gave “Although anti-immigration senti- and exaggerate those fears for short-term [that] the current period of elevated spite the ruling, the university produces a majority government in Ontario to ment exists within the Conservative political gain versus those who are try- mutual mistrust is new or unique in our teachers and Canadian law societies Canada’s most populist and conservative Party, their most recent successes have ing to thoughtfully allay those fears,” political culture,” Paul Wells, a political accept graduates from religious-affi liated politician, Premier Doug Ford. come because they embraced the new Mr. Trudeau told The Canadian Press analyst for Maclean’s magazine, wrote American universities such as Brigham Canada held its most recent vote just Canadian vote,” said Kelly Gordon, a last month. last month. Young and presumably from law schools before Brexit, Donald Trump’s election political science professor at Montreal’s “Obviously, it’s easier to spook some- “It’s fashionable to wonder every in Saudi Arabia, Mr. Carpay said. and the success of conservative, anti- McGill University. one than it is to explain a complex few years whether Canada has lost its A series of events have put a dent immigration parties across Europe. The Quebeckers in particular, she said, are answer,” he said. “But I fundamentally innocence. A country in the grip of in Canada’s reputation as a refuge for structure of party divisions in Cana- torn between protecting their cultural believe in trusting citizens’ capacity to permanent recurring amnesia is, I guess, tolerance. da’s parliamentary system has kept the identity and supporting liberal values be thoughtful about where we’re going … forever innocent.” MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 ☆ R WORLD | A9

“It is Congo that won. Th e Congo that we are going to form will not be a Congo of division, hatred or tribalism. It will be a reconciled Congo, a strong Congo that will be focused on development, peace and security.” World — Felix Tshisekedi, on the Constitutional Court’s conﬁ rmation of his victory in Congo’s presidential election

THAILAND BRIEFLY Military appeals for talks with rebels THE WORLD PAKISTAN BY RICHARD S. EHRLICH military uniforms walked into a Pattani Graham seeks Trump meeting SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES No end in sight following 15 years provincial school and shot dead four armed defense volunteers who reportedly had with Pakistani, Afghan leaders BANGKOK | Thailand’s military, un- Muslim names and were supposed to be ISLAMABAD | Sen. Lindsey Graham able to win a grinding, 15-year-old war of battles with Muslim guerrillas protecting nearby teachers and students. said Sunday that he will urge Presi- against Muslim guerrillas in three restive told reporters last week. be meaningful must include the main The guerrillas greeted the seated dent Trump to meet with the leaders southern provinces, is now considering “Autonomy or special administrative [separatist] perpetrators of the violence, volunteers, said they were inspecting the of Pakistan and Afghanistan so they direct talks and “special administrative arrangements — yes, we can talk and we the Barisan Revolusi Nasional,” a Nation school and then opened fi re. can devise a plan to end Afghani- arrangements” in a bid to resolve one can compare it, or we can map it out if newspaper editorial said last week. “Udo- The military has talked peace before stan’s 17-year-old war. of the region’s bloodiest and longest- we believe [Mr. Chan-ocha’s] instruction mchai is simply going to have to concede with leaders of more moderate rebel Mr. Graham spoke at a news con- running insurgencies. about decentralization for people to feel something to the BRN as a lure.” groups. But the armed BRN insurgents, ference in Islamabad after meeting The military-dominated government, comfortable under the government,” said Gen. Udomchai did not elaborate on who stage bombings, assassinations and with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran in power since 2014, has established a the general, outlining a settlement that how autonomy might function during other hit-and-run attacks, refused to Khan, who has faced criticism for Peace Dialogue Panel stocked with sev- Thai leaders long resisted. his Jan. 11 press briefi ng but released participate in the talks. suggesting that peace talks should eral top army generals and Prime Min- Academics and researchers said greater a statement that said Thailand would The guerrillas receive sanctuary by include the Taliban. ister Prayut Chan-ocha and appealed for autonomy would allow southern Muslims “promote” the “goal of power-sharing crossing the porous southern border “I think they will hit it off ” if they direct talks with the Malay-Thai rebels. to run their communities on such issues and decentralization … without any con- into Muslim-majority Malaysia, where meet, as they have “similar personali- Since 2004, Muslim separatists in the as school curriculums, use of the Malay ditions leading to territorial separation.” politically powerful Islamists occupy a ties,” Mr. Graham said of the pro- three provinces bordering Malaysia have language instead of Thai, family legal deci- The seemingly stalemated guerrilla northern sliver among Malaysia’s larger, posed meeting between Mr. Trump been waging a fi erce insurgency that sions and other local concerns. war has bloodied Thailand’s southern- more moderate and diverse society. Ma- and Mr. Khan. has claimed more than 7,000 lives. The But majority-Buddhist Thailand will most provinces of Pattani, Narathiwat laysia’s government also has suggested Mr. Graham said the war in government’s recent moves signal that not have true Muslim autonomy any- and Yala, and parts of Songkhla. In the greater autonomy for southern Thailand. Afghanistan “will end through rec- Bangkok no longer thinks it can win the time soon, and the suggestion may be latest attacks, rebels killed a police ser- The peace feelers have emerged as onciliation” but that no such talks fi ght on the battlefi eld alone. an empty promise to pacify insurgents, geant on Jan. 13 when six insurgents on Mr. Prayuth tries to schedule national should include the Islamic State or “I do not demand a cease-fi re fi rst some warn. three motorcycles rode up to a guard post elections. He postponed promised dates, al Qaeda. before the dialogue,” Gen. Udomchai “Gen. Udomchai Thamsarorat has failed during lunch in Narathiwat province. including a now-defunct Feb. 24 poll that — Associated Press Thamsarorat, head of the peace panel, to progress with peace talks, which to Three days earlier, rebels disguised in has yet to be rescheduled. COLOMBIA Colombians take to streets to ARGENTINA protest terror, embrace police BOGOTA | Thousands of Colombi- ans dressed in white poured into the Vatican knew of bishop’s streets Sunday to repudiate terrorism after a car bombing at a Bogota police academy killed 21 people and sexual abuse, misconduct left dozens more wounded. Amid heavy security and loud BY ALMUDENA CALATRAVA, NATACHA PISARENKO chants of “Down with the terror- AND NICOLE WINFIELD ists” and “No more violence,” the ASSOCIATED PRESS crowd marched to Bogota’s em- blematic Plaza Bolivar, where it was ORAN, ARGENTINA | The Vatican re- received by President Ivan Duque, ceived information in 2015 and 2017 who donned a green police cap for that an Argentine bishop close to Pope the victims of Thursday’s attack, the Francis had taken naked selfi es, exhib- deadliest in 15 years in Colombia. ited “obscene” behavior and had been Young and elderly demonstrators ASSOCIATED PRESS accused of misconduct with seminar- alike spontaneously embraced a large People look at photographs of people who went missing aft er the pipeline accident in ians, his former vicar general told The number of the police offi cers lining Tlahuelilpan, Mexico, on Sunday. A fi reball killed 79 people and burned dozens more. Associated Press, undermining Vatican the march route. claims that allegations of sexual abuse “We want you to know you’re not MEXICO were only made a few months ago. alone,” said Jenny Buitrago, 32, who Francis accepted Bishop Gustavo dressed her three young children as Zanchetta’s resignation in August 2017, police offi cers in a show of solidarity. after priests in the remote northern Authorities have attributed Death toll increases Argentine diocese of Oran complained Thursday’s bombing to the National about his authoritarian rule and a for- Liberation Army — the last major mer vicar, seminary rector and another guerrilla group after a 2016 peace to 79 after pipeline fi re prelate provided re- deal was signed with the Revolution- ports to the Vatican ary Armed Forces of Colombia. BY MARK STEVENSON The tragedy came just three weeks after alleging abuses of — Associated Press ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador power, inappropri- launched an off ensive against fuel theft ate behavior and Pope Francis accepted Bishop Gustavo ZIMBABWE TLAHUELILPAN, MEXICO | They were gangs that had drilled dangerous, illegal sexual harassment Zanchetta’s resignation in August 2017 President leaving forum warned to stay away from the geyser taps into pipelines an astounding 12,581 of adult seminar- aft er priests provided reports alleging of gasoline gushing from the illegally times in the fi rst 10 months of 2018, an ians, said the for- abuses of power and sexual harassment to deal with turmoil at home tapped pipeline in central Mexico, but average of about 42 per day. mer vicar, the Rev. about him and a former vicar. HARARE | Zimbabwe’s president Gerardo Perez says he and his son joined The crackdown has led to widespread Juan Jose Manzano. announced Sunday that he will others in bypassing the soldiers. As they fuel shortages at gas stations throughout Zanchetta The scan- return home and skip the World Eco- neared the spurting fuel, he was over- the country as Pemex altered distribu- dal over Bishop that there were people who were out to nomic Forum after a week of turmoil come with foreboding. tion, both licit and illicit. Zanchetta, 54, is damage the image of the pope.” in which activists have said at least Mr. Perez recalls telling his son: “Let’s Mr. Lopez Obrador vowed Sunday to the latest to implicate Francis as he and Francis had named Bishop Zanchetta a dozen people have been killed in a go … this thing is going to explode.” continue the fi ght against a practice that the Catholic hierarchy as a whole face to Oran, a humble city some 1,025 miles government crackdown. And it did, with a fi reball that engulfed steals about $3 billion per year in fuel. an unprecedented crisis of confi dence northwest of Buenos Aires in Salta prov- President Emmerson Mnan- locals scooping up the spilling gasoline and “Mexico needs to end corruption,” the over their mishandling of cases of clergy ince, in 2013 in one of his fi rst Argentine gagwa had been under growing underscored the dangers of an epidemic of president said. “This is not negotiable.” sexual abuse of minors and misconduct bishop appointments as pope. He knew pressure to come home from a fuel theft from pipelines that Mexico’s new He said he would off er fi nancial aid to with adults. Bishop Zanchetta well; Bishop Zanchetta two-week overseas visit as ac- president has vowed to fi ght. communities along pipelines that have Francis has summoned church lead- had been the executive undersecretary counts emerged of abuses by By Sunday morning the death toll from become somewhat dependent on income ers to a summit next month to chart the of the Argentine bishops conference, security forces, including dozens Friday’s blaze had risen to 79, with another from fuel theft rings. course forward for the universal church, which the former Cardinal Jorge Mario of people wounded by gunfi re and 81 hospitalized in serious condition, ac- Mr. Lopez Obrador faces an uphill but his own actions in individual cases Bergoglio headed for two successive others hunted down in their homes cording to federal Health Minister Jorge fi ght against a practice that locals say are increasingly in the spotlight. terms, from 2005-2011. and severely beaten. Alcocer. Dozens more were missing. is deeply rooted in the poor rural areas The pope’s decision to allow Bishop And by all indications, they were Zimbabwe has endured days Mr. Perez and his son escaped the where pipelines pass, covered by only a Zanchetta to resign quietly, and then close. Father Manzano said Cardinal of unrest since Mr. Mnangagwa fl ames. On Saturday, he returned to the foot or two of dirt. In some cases, locals promote him to the No. 2 position in one Bergoglio had been Bishop Zanchetta’s announced a tax that more than scorched fi eld in the town of Tlahuelil- support the fuel thieves. of the Vatican’s most sensitive offi ces, has confessor and treated him as a “spiritual doubled fuel prices and made the pan in Hidalgo state to look for missing Tlahuelilpan, population 20,000, is raised questions again about whether son.” struggling country’s gasoline the friends. It was a fruitless task. Only a just 8 miles from Pemex’s Tula refi nery. Francis turned a blind eye to misconduct All of which could explain why Fran- most expensive in the world. handful of the remains still had skin. Pemex Chief Executive Octavio Romero of his allies and dismissed allegations cis named him to Oran despite com- — Associated Press Dozens were burned to the bone or to ash said an estimated 10,000 barrels of pre- against them as ideological attacks. plaints about alleged abuses of power when the gusher of gasoline exploded. mium gasoline were rushing through the Father Manzano, Oran’s vicar general when Bishop Zanchetta was in charge LEBANON Just a few feet from where the pipe- pipeline with 20 kilograms of pressure under Bishop Zanchetta who is now of economic aff airs in his home diocese Strained nation urges safe line passed through an alfalfa fi eld, the when it was ruptured. a parish priest, said he was one of the of Quilmes, which is in the ecclesial dead seem to have fallen in heaps, per- Mr. Lopez Obrador launched the of- diocesan offi cials who raised the alarm province of Buenos Aires which Cardinal return of Syrian refugees haps as they stumbled over each other fensive against illegal taps soon after tak- about his boss in 2015 and sent the digital Bergoglio headed. BEIRUT | Lebanon used an Arab or tried to help one another as the geyser ing offi ce Dec. 1, deploying 3,200 marines selfi es to the Vatican. Earlier this month, the Vatican con- economic summit on Sunday to of gasoline turned to fl ames. to guard pipelines and refi neries. His In an interview with AP in the pews fi rmed that the new bishop of Oran had call for the return of Syrian refu- Several of the deceased lay on their administration also shut down pipelines of his St. Cayetano parish in Oran, Father opened a preliminary canonical investi- gees to safe areas of their war-torn backs, their arms stretched out in agony. to detect and deter illegal taps, relying Manzano said he was one of the three gation into Bishop Zanchetta for alleged country, where the nearly 8-year- Some seemed to have covered their more on delivering fuel by tanker truck. current and former diocesan offi cials sexual abuse. But Vatican spokesman old civil war is still underway de- chests in a last attempt to protect them- Mexican Defense Secretary Luis who made a second complaint to the Alessandro Gisotti stressed in a Jan. spite a recent series of government selves from the blast. A few corpses Cresencio said there are 50 soldiers Vatican’s embassy in Buenos Aires in 3 statement that the abuse allegations victories. seemed to embrace each other in death. stationed every 12 miles along the pipe- May or June 2017, “when the situation had only emerged at the end of 2018, President Michel Aoun told the Lost shoes were scattered around a lines, and that they patrol 24 hours a day. was much more serious, not just because after Bishop Zanchetta’s resignation and opening session that Lebanon is space the size of a soccer fi eld. Closer to But the soldiers have been ordered not there had been a question about sexual nearly a year after Francis created the overwhelmed by the presence of the explosion, forensic workers marked to engage with fuel thieves out of fear abuses, but because the diocese was new position for him as “assessor” of the Syrian and Palestinian refugees, who mounds of ash with numbers. that an escalation could result in more increasingly heading into the abyss.” Vatican’s fi nancial management offi ce. make up about half the population of On Friday, hundreds of people had shootings of unarmed civilians or more “In 2015, we just sent a ‘digital sup- At the time of his resignation, Bishop the tiny country, which is struggling gathered in an almost festive atmosphere soldiers being beaten by a mob. port’ with selfi e photos of the previous Zanchetta had only asked Francis to let with an economic crisis. in a fi eld where the duct had been perfo- A second pipeline burst into fl ames bishop in obscene or out of place be- him leave Oran because he had diffi cult The meeting is the fi rst eco- rated by fuel thieves and gasoline spewed Friday in the neighboring state of Que- havior that seemed inappropriate and relations with its priests and was “unable nomic and development summit to 20 feet into the air. retaro as a result of another illegal tap. dangerous,” he told AP in a follow-up to govern the clergy,” Mr. Gisotti said in be held since 2013. It opened with State oil company Petroleos Mex- But in this fi re there were no reported email. “It was an alarm that we made the statement. Syria, Yemen and Libya gripped icanos, or Pemex, said the pipeline, casualties. to the Holy See via some friendly bish- “At the time of his resignation there by violence and Iraq confronting a which supplies much of central Mexico In December 2010, authorities also ops. The nunciature didn’t intervene were accusations against him of authori- massive reconstruction challenge with fuel, had just reopened after being blamed thieves for a pipeline explosion directly, but the Holy Father summoned tarianism, but there were no accusations after its costly victory over the shut since Dec. 23 and that it had been in a central Mexico near the capital that Zanchetta and he justifi ed himself saying of sexual abuse against him,” the state- Islamic State. breached 10 times over three months. killed 28 people, including 13 children. that his cellphone had been hacked, and ment said. — Associated Press A10 | FROM PAGE ONE ☆ R MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019

protection of about 700,000 immigrants Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Ken- shutdown.” consider this because it’s three years. SHUTDOWN who arrived illegally as children in tucky Republican, has pledged to bring But more common was the reac- “I don’t take him on his word on any- From page A1 exchange for $5.7 billion for the border the proposal for a vote this week, but tion of Rep. Adam B. Schiff , California thing,” Ms. Gillibrand said. “If he really wall or barrier. Democrats in that chamber were confi - Democrat, who accused the White cares about this, he would open up the Mr. Clyburn said he was open to In addition to the extension for those dent that it wouldn’t pass there, where House on Sunday of politicking. He government, stop the 800,000 people the idea of a “barrier” or “smart wall” receiving Deferred Action for Child- the fi libuster means 60 votes would be said the proposal was aimed more at that didn’t get a paycheck last week, stop along the southern border, and that a hood Arrivals, Mr. Trump off ered to needed and that means persuading a playing to the voters than reaching their suff ering.” compromise could be closer than many extend protection to the 300,000 im- half-dozen Democrats. an agreement. The showdown has become in- may believe. migrants in the Temporary Protected Sen. Joe Manchin III of West Virginia “I think the vice president and the creasingly personal since Mrs. Pelosi “We can pass a continuing resolution Status program. was one of the few Democrats to publicly president know that what the president said at a White House meeting that she for 30 days, get the government open, “And let’s go back and forth on this express optimism about Mr. Trump’s announced yesterday was not going to go would refuse to consider money for get people back to work, and then let’s and see where we can fi nd common proposal. anywhere,” Mr. Schiff said on CBS’s “Face a border wall, prompting Mr. Trump sit around the table and see where the ground,” Mr. Clyburn said. “We are all “I’m hopeful the President’s state- the Nation.” “It wasn’t really intended to. to walk out. common ground is,” Mr. Clyburn said. for negotiating and we would love to ment tonight will allow us to immedi- It was, I think, an eff ort to prop up the In the past week, Mrs. Pelosi had “It may be as simple as taking the ‘tem- have a permanent fi x for DACA and ately reopen gov, put WVians back to president’s sagging poll numbers. But it withdrawn her invitation to Mr. Trump porary’ off the ‘temporary protective TPS, just as he wants a permanent wall. work & start negotiating long-term im- did nothing to get us closer to ending to give the State of the Union address in status’ fi xes.” I think it’s a nonstarter for him to ask migration reform,” Mr. Manchin tweeted the shutdown.” the House, and the president has blocked Democratic leaders rejected out for a permanent wall and for us to have Saturday. “I look forward to working w/ Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, New York Dem- Mrs. Pelosi and a congressional delega- of hand Mr. Trump’s compromise a temporary fi x.” my GOP & Dem colleagues to make this ocrat, called the proposal a “nonstarter,” tion from traveling on a military plane to proposed Saturday for a three-year Mr. Trump said Saturday that Senate happen so that we can end this shameful adding, “I don’t think you should even visit U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

GIVE AND TAKE President Trump’s immigration plan is a compromise eff ort that, in order to reach a deal with Democrats, embraces some proposals he has ﬂ at-out refused in the past. Trump’s gives ◾ Restart the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, this time under the full color of law. ◾ Grant renewed protection to about 300,000 people who could otherwise lose their humanitarian beneﬁ ts under the Temporary Protected Status program. ◾ Restart the Central American Minors refugee program to allow children in traumatic situations in Central America to apply for asylum from home, without making treacherous journey north. Areas of agreement ◾ Add offi cers at ports of entry. ◾ Install better technology at ports of entry to improve drug detection. ◾ Make additional immigration judges available to process claims and cut into the 800,000 case backlog, potentially speeding up deportations. Trump’s asks ◾ Provide $5.7 billion in funding for about 230 miles of new and replacement border barriers. ◾ Make legal changes to allow faster deportations of children and families who exploit “loopholes” to gain a foothold in the U.S. ◾ Increase the number of Border Patrol agents. Source: Th e Washington Times, based on White House and congressional Democratic documents THE WASHINGTON TIMES

have been protected for two decades by TRUMP a program that, as its name suggests, was From page A1 supposed to be temporary. The White House in immigration of cases. negotiations last year resisted adding “Today represents a compromise protected status holders into any deal, off er,” Vice President Mike Pence told but that resistance has dissipated. Indeed, reporters in a brieﬁ ng after the presi- Temporary Protected Status was the ASSOCIATED PRESS dent’s announcement. issue that sparked Mr. Trump’s harsh A Honduran asylum seeker was stopped by U.S. Border Patrol agents aft er he crossed from Tijuana, Mexico, to San Diego. Many The embrace of Deferred Action for comments about those countries last Central American migrants have become discouraged by the long wait to apply for asylum through offi cial ports of entry. Childhood Arrivals is a major change. year when Democrats say he called Haiti Just days ago, Mr. Trump said he didn’t and Central American nations “s---hole” want to do anything until the Supreme countries. Mr. Trump is proposing to restart damage temporarily that I have inﬂ icted make claims in the U.S. Court had a chance to decide on his 2017 Mr. Pence on Saturday said Mr. Trump the Central American Minor program, to get my wall,’” Rep. Adam B. Schiff , Mr. Trump’s deal also includes items attempt to phase out the deportation readily embraced adding the protected this time with the full protections of law California Democrat, said on CBS’s “Face that both sides generally agree on, such amnesty that is protecting about 700,000 status deal into his proposal this time. rather than an executive action. the Nation” program. “Well, that’s re- as more technology to scan for drugs in “Dreamers.” Lower courts have split on The Trump administration in 2017 Democrats would prefer to look at a ally not much of an off er. And it wasn’t vehicles at legal border crossings and that phaseout, leaving its future unclear. also canceled the Obama administra- full pathway to citizenship for the 1.5 mil- intended to be.” a boost in the number of immigration Mr. Trump proposed writing the DACA tion’s Central American Minor program, lion people who could qualify for DACA Mr. Trump has moderated his own judges to cut into the backlog of cases. program into law for those already using which was designed to give children and the hundreds of thousands under request from an original plan for $18 The Senate, led by Republicans, is it, giving them a guaranteed three years looking to get asylum in the U.S. a chance Temporary Protected Status. billion to construct 700 miles of border slated to vote on Mr. Trump’s plans of protections. to apply from their home countries They also said Mr. Trump’s off er is barriers to the current proposals of $5.7 next week. Mr. Pence said Mr. Trump has been rather than make the dangerous trek disingenuous because he put Dreamers billion to build 230 miles. But House Democrats are unlikely to “persuaded this is the right thing to do, north. and TPS recipients in danger. He also wants to make it easier to de- go along. Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Califor- now.” The program drew slim participa- “It was eff ectively saying, ‘Look, I port illegal immigrant families by cutting nia Democrat, rejected the president’s On Temporary Protected Status, the tion and was nixed — drawing serious created a problem by taking away pro- down on abuses of the asylum system proposal. She said she will have her Homeland Security Department has criticism from Democrats, who said the tections for Dreamers. I created another — items he has sought for two years. He chamber vote instead on those few areas signaled an end to the protection for president was forcing people to take the problem by taking away protections for has been stymied by Democrats who say of overall agreement such as the immi- as many as 300,000 people, some who dangerous journey. refugees. I’m willing to undo part of the illegal immigrants deserve a chance to gration judges and scanning technology.

regime with multiple trips to Pyongyang over the NORTH KOREA past two years, off ered a similar assessment Friday. From page A1 “Some critics have said we’ve off ered too much. Many critics have said we haven’t off ered enough. I don’t have much to add other than the president Vietnam, seasoned Korea watchers are wary that has made enormous strides in working with North the president may get spun by the young North Korea to get their commitment to denuclearize,” Mr. Korean leader, whose regime has decades of experi- Pompeo said in an interview with Sinclair Broad- ence dragging out talks and evading U.N. Security cast Group. “We now need to execute. We need to Council resolutions. implement. We’ve always known this would be a A former high-level CIA offi cial in Korea asserted long process. While we do that, we need to make over the weekend that there has been no progress sure we reduce risk, and we’ve done that. on denuclearization since the historic fi rst summit “There aren’t nuclear tests being conducted. in Singapore in June and warned that Mr. Trump There haven’t been missile tests conducted. These can’t aff ord to “get outplayed again” as the two head are things that were threatening the United States toward their second meeting. when President Trump took offi ce,” he said. “We Bruce Klingner, a Heritage Foundation senior want to reduce that risk, reduce North Korea’s ca- fellow and former CIA Korea deputy division chief, pacity to build out their program. These discussions made the assertion Saturday just as Mr. Trump are an important component for making sure that claimed he had an “incredible” meeting a day earlier we do everything we can to deliver on the com- with North Korean nuclear envoy Kim Yong-chol, mitments that were made in Singapore between asserting that “a lot of progress” was made on Chairman Kim and President Trump.” denuclearization. Despite the president’s optimism, Mr. Klingner Breaking the stalemate said, the denuclearization process “never left the Even some conservative analysts say the two station” after Singapore. “During a second summit, sides have been locked in a stalemate since the Trump must insist on tangible steps toward North fi rst Trump-Kim summit and warn that Mr. Kim Korean denuclearization, including a data declara- ASSOCIATED PRESS may seek to draw concessions directly from Mr. tion of the regime’s nuclear and missile programs,” Kim Yong-chol, a North Korean senior ruling party offi cial, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (center) and Trump without taking any serious, verifi able steps he said in comments circulated to reporters. “Trump Stephen Biegun, U.S. special envoy for North Korea, are laying groundwork for another Trump-Kim summit. toward denuclearizing. shouldn’t off er more concessions nor agree to David Maxwell, a retired Army Special Forces reduce U.N. and U.S. sanctions until Kim moves colonel and North Korea analyst with the Founda- beyond the symbolic gestures it has taken so far.” on North Korea until we see fully and verifi ed Vice President Mike Pence on Sunday responded tion for Defense of Democracies, said Sunday that The administration’s silence on the working- denuclearization.” to critics of Mr. Trump’s handling of the North Korea the administration must move quickly and carefully level talks between Mr. Biegun and his North The Kim regime has halted nuclear and missile crisis by asserting that the president successfully through its working-level negotiations with the Korean counterpart in Sweden on Sunday added to tests over the past year but taken few verifi able led a process that signifi cantly tamped down the North Koreans. speculation that the administration may be seeking steps toward destroying its nuclear program. Also, immediate threat from Pyongyang. “I am hard-pressed to see how a second sum- some form of interim deal with North Korea that U.S. intelligence has pointed to ongoing nuclear and “Look, think about where we were two years ago. mit will unfold and be any more substantive than could involve limited sanctions relief in exchange ballistic missile activity in North Korea during the When the president and I took our oath of offi ce,” Singapore unless real working-level negotiations for clear steps by Mr. Kim toward abandoning his months since the fi rst Trump-Kim summit. Mr. Pence told Fox News. “Two years ago today, take place before the summit,” he said in comments nuclear arsenal or his intercontinental ballistic U.S. offi cials have long said their primary con- we had a regime in North Korea that was testing circulated to reporters. “If they don’t take place missile program. cern is over the threat that North Korea will attach nuclear weapons, that was fi ring missiles over the before the summit, nothing will come out of it other South Korean sources have expressed concern nuclear warheads to intercontinental ballistic mis- Sea of Japan [and] making menacing statements than another photo op. about the prospect of such a deal, and South Korea’s siles that can reach the U.S. homeland. against the United States and our allies.” “It is going to take a long time to negotiate and Yonhap News Agency reported Sunday that Seoul’s Mr. Pence stressed that Mr. Kim signed a joint execute [final fully verified denuclearization]. top nuclear envoy, Lee Do-hoon, had arrived in Playing hard to get statement agreeing to the goal of denuclearization Although the leaders can agree in principle and Sweden for a possible three-way negotiation with Mr. Kim has recently said he will fully denuclear- at the fi rst Trump-Kim summit. “There will be a make statements supporting the concept of FFVD Mr. Biegun and the North Koreans. ize only if the U.S. removes its own nuclear threat second summit, and at that summit we will be laying the devil is truly in the details, and if there are no The White House, meanwhile, rejected over the from the Korean Peninsula. Many read the state- out our expectation for North Korea to take concrete working-level negotiations, there can be no prog- weekend the notion of any sanctions relief on an ment as a sign that the North Korean leader won’t steps to begin to make real the denuclearization that ress,” Mr. Maxwell said. “Hopefully, the meetings interim basis. White House press secretary Sarah budge unless the Trump administration removes Kim Jong-un committed to,” the vice president said. between Biegun and Choe will begin the process Huckabee Sanders told reporters that the U.S. “is American troops and other military assets from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who has led the and they can get work done before the second going to continue to keep pressure and sanctions South Korea. administration’s push for diplomacy with the Kim summit.” MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 ☆ R LIFE | A11

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Pisces and Gemini adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 7, 5, ASSOCIATED PRESS Blumhouse Productions. Mr. Shyamalan, himself, the weekend from just 1,250 North American 38, 2 and 18. put up the fi lm’s nearly $20 million budget. theaters, according to Comscore, and $19.5 million ARIES (March 21-April 19). Focus NEW YORK | M. Night Shyamalan scored Jim Orr, president of domestic distribution for since opening Wednesday. (It grossed more than HOLIDAY on building relationships. Human his fi fth No. 1 movie as the director’s “Glass,” Universal, said any forecasts beyond how “Glass” $7 million just on opening day.) The Funimation MATHIS capital is the only real wealth in the while not quite the blockbuster some expected, performed were out of whack with the studio’s own Films release, an animated martial arts fantasy, is end, and it will pay you in ways that nevertheless dominated the Martin Luther expectations. Mr. Orr granted that better reviews the 20th fi lm in the “Dragon Ball” franchise. HOROSCOPE make dollar bills and gold bars seem King Jr. holiday weekend at the box offi ce with might have meant a larger return and that the The result for “Dragon Ball Super: Broly” caught inconsequential. $40.6 million in ticket sales, according to studio winter storm across the Midwest and Northeast Hollywood off guard, prompting many to wonder: TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Why do estimates Sunday. may have dampened results. Just what is Dragon Ball? And who is Broly? (A you think you have to say yes? If it’s because someone makes Universal Pictures predicted that “Glass” But he said Universal was thrilled with the nutty anime series created by Akira Toriyama, and you feel as if you can’t say no, you’re being unduly pressured. will make about $47 million over the holiday results. The four-day total ranks “Glass” as the the fi lm’s warrior antagonist, respectively.) Perhaps it’s time to recognize an imbalance and set a boundary. weekend. Some industry forecasts had gone third best MLK weekend openings ever, behind “The enthusiasm for this movie was certainly GEMINI (May 21-June 21). The muses are right above as high as $75 million over four days. But poor only “American Sniper” ($107.2 million) and “Ride refl ected in these much bigger than expected you — seeing what you see, only from a slightly higher per- reviews took some of the momentum away from Along” ($48.6 million). “Glass” also picked up $48.5 numbers for a title that I don’t think anyone spective. They’ll whisper in your ear about it all, too, like “Glass,” Mr. Shyamalan’s fi nal entry in a trilogy million overseas, where Disney had distribution was that aware of, other than the true fans,” said giddy gossips. But the fi nal interpretation? Well, that’s for begun with 2000’s “Unbreakable” and followed rights. Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for you to decide. up with 2017’s “Split.” “This came in at or above any reasonable in- Comscore. “If you ask the average moviegoer if CANCER (June 22-July 22). There are times when you Mr. Shyamalan’s fi lm registered a 35 percent dustry expectations,” said Mr. Orr. they’ve ever heard of ‘Dragon Ball Super: Broly,’ wish you didn’t feel things so acutely, but don’t equate “fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Audiences Last week’s top fi lm, Kevin Hart’s “The Upside,” they’d have absolutely no idea what you’re talk- strength with heartlessness. It is because you feel so deeply gave it a mediocre B on Cinema Score. held especially well in its second weekend, sliding ing about.” that you’ll be stronger. Let yourself feel and you’ll fi nd out Yet the result still proved the renewed draw only 23 percent with $15.7 million. STX Entertain- Mr. Shyamalan and Broly could do only so the truth of this. of Mr. Shyamalan, “The Sixth Sense” fi lmmaker ment estimated it will take $19.5 million over the much for the overall marketplace. Other studios LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Fit matters today, pretty much synonymous with supernatural thrillers and four-day period, off ering further proof that Mr. held back new wide releases to avoid going head- across the board. As it is with clothes, just because they may unpredictable plot twists. Hart’s fallout as Oscar host over past homophobic to-head with “Glass.” The box offi ce was down 18.4 technically be able to be worn doesn’t mean they fi t well. In “Split,” which greatly overshot expectations tweets hasn’t hurt his box offi ce appeal. percent from the same weekend last year, when relationships especially, there’s a nice fi t out there for you. with a $40 million opening and $278.5 million But the weekend’s biggest surprise was the “Jumanji: Welcome the Jungle” was still packing Don’t settle for less. worldwide, signaled Mr. Shyamalan’s return as a Japanese anime fi lm “Dragon Ball Super: Broly,” theaters, according to Comscore. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). There have been times when you decided not to want because wanting is a risk. Wanting sets a person up for possible disappointment. The way to want well is to want what’s best for all. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Inside a fast car, the scenery is Son is still mired in grief long after father’s death a blur. To someone who’s very far away, the “fast” car seems to be inching along the landscape. Since speed is relative, DEAR ABBY: It has been a little over two DEAR TRYING TO MOVE ON: Please accept siblings don’t off er because he is so criti- only judge your own, and do it by feel. A good pace is the years since I lost my father to leukemia. my sympathy for the loss of your father. The in- cal. Everything we do has to be his way. pace that seems right to the one doing the moving. Th e progression of his illness and death ability to fi nd happiness in things that used to I really need to tell him he must stay SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). If you could focus on only was rapid and unforeseen. It has been a bring you joy is one of the symptoms of clinical elsewhere, but I can’t seem to fi nd the one thing today, you’d do well to focus on making sure that tremendous emotional strain on the fam- depression. After two years, you should be doing right words. My siblings say just tell him. people know how much you appreciate them. Positive inter- ily, but I seem to be having a hard time better than you are. For that reason I’m suggest- What should I do? — NEEDS MY SLEEP actions will make lasting impressions. “ending” my grieving ing you discuss what’s going on with you with a DEAR NEEDS SLEEP: Just tell him! Permit SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). You have a feeling that ABIGAIL and fi nding even simple psychiatrist, a doctor who has the training and me to suggest a few phrases: “Jim, you will the best is yet to come, and you’re absolutely right about VAN BUREN happiness in things I certifi cation to give you a defi nite diagnosis and have to make other arrangements when you that. Part of the way you keep your optimism up is by re- used to enjoy. I know medicate you, if necessary. Please don’t wait to come to town because you can no longer stay membering the good that’s already happened. DEAR ABBY the death of a loved one ask your doctor or your insurance company for with us. Going without sleep for a week while CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Though of course you can change a person’s a referral. you use my bed is aff ecting my health, so could use anything at all as a jumping-off place for your perspective forever, but DEAR ABBY: My brother lives in a diff er- please return our house key. We love you and imagination, it’s going to be an easier, more joyful leap if I’m wondering if my process has turned ent state, and every year he comes “home” would like to visit with you while you’re here, you follow your natural curiosity to the inspiration. into something else. for a week. I’m one of six siblings who live and we hope you understand.” AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Though it may seem that I am somewhat prone to depression in the area, but “Jim” always stays with us. Do not feel guilty for saying any of it be- compliments are nice things to give, it’s not always the case. (especially around the winter months), but Aft er the fi rst time he stayed here he said, cause you have been more than generous to Be mindful of status dynamics at play. Complimenting a have stuck with my doctor’s orders about “I’ll just keep your key for next year.” your brother. superior is particularly tricky. If you’re not sure, err on the medication and exercise on a regular I love my brother, but this means giving DEAR READERS: Today, we remember the side of formality. basis. I was in counseling, but that seemed him my bedroom for a week or more. We birthday of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., who PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). When you’re tired, you to reach its conclusion about a year ago. have no other bedrooms, so I have to share in 1968 was martyred in the cause of civil need to either relax or do the opposite — get thrilled — be- I’m married with three wonderful chil- with my husband and get no sleep. I’m in rights. His philosophy still rings true: “Dark- cause excitement jump-starts your energy, too. You don’t dren, and I feel like I could be a better hus- my 70s, and aft er a week with no sleep I ness cannot drive out darkness; only light can have to decide between the two today, though. The universe band and father if I could fi gure out how to feel awful. do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love decides for you. move on. Abby, please help. — TRYING TO I have hinted to Jim about him staying can do that.” CREATORS.COM MOVE ON with his son, but he says “no.” Th e other ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION

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THE WASHINGTON TIMES Democrat, tweeted Friday. ployees who remain on the job are in- day, a critical payroll deadline. ing the shutdown’s fi rst week — a 200 Roughly 800,000 federal employees eligible, because they’re not considered California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a percent jump from the same period in D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is urging are aff ected by the shutdown, including unemployed. Democrat, defi ed the federal guidance the previous year. the Trump administration to reconsider more than 400,000 who are considered The guidance stems from the 2013 and told Transportation Security Ad- In the nation’s capital, Miss Bowser its refusal to make unemployment in- essential, or “excepted,” and are working shutdown over Obamacare, when the ministration agents working at the Sac- requested clearance Monday to pay surance available to federal workers without pay. previous administration was in charge. ramento airport Thursday to apply for excepted employees, but said that Labor who are still on the job amid the shut- Miss Bowser said at least 7,127 federal Leaders of mostly Democrat-led benefi ts. denied her request on Thursday. down, yet missed their last paycheck employees and contractors have applied states say it’s unfair to workers who are “If you show up — you should get Miss Bowser pleaded with the Labor and could miss another. for unemployment benefi ts in the capi- toiling without compensation during paid. CA is off ering unemployment in- Department to amend its guidance so “It is unconscionable for the Trump tal region since the shutdown began. this shutdown, which entered its 28th surance to those hurt by the shutdown. that everyone is covered. Administration to acknowledge that Among them, 5,897 have applied day Friday and shows no signs of ending. The people of CA should not have to “The federal government must re- these individuals are working without for benefi ts within the District, which Federal workers missed their fi rst suff er from Washington’s games,” Mr. think this decision and allow us to pay and with no end in sight, but will not houses many agencies. paycheck on Jan. 11, and they’ll miss the Newsom wrote on Facebook. off er federal employees the same sup- make the smallest eff ort to help them by While furloughed workers can next one, too — unless Democrats and The Los Angeles Times reported that port they are off ering our nation,” Miss allowing states to off er unemployment tap benefi ts, the Labor Department President Trump and settle an impasse nearly 780 federal workers applied for Bowser said.

Shame on CNN DISTRICT for attacking Video shows diff erent story at D.C. rally Karen Pence’s faith Students say man eople of all faiths should be shuddering with fear over CNN’s most recent attacks on religious freedom and approached them free speech. P As the network and its allies in the mass media BY VALERIE RICHARDSON continue to bludgeon religious practice, all Americans should THE WASHINGTON TIMES be shaking in our boots. You might not be the target this time, but if First Amendment rights are infringed for Americans of A group of Catholic boys, some wearing any faith, you could be next. red Make America Great Again caps, has been CNN’s John King recently took the assault against First decried for harassing an American Indian as he Amendment rights to an unprecedented level when he ques- performed a drum ceremony, but now it appears tioned the government providing Secret Service details to that there may be more to the story. family members of the executive branch Multiple videos taken Friday show Omaha if they affi liate with faith groups that tribe elder Nathan Phillips and other men walk- aren’t politically correct. ing toward a group from Covington Catholic This latest anti-freedom attack by High School in the suburbs of Cincinnati as the CNN and the mass media began when boys performed a school cheer, then making second lady Karen Pence returned to their way inside their circle. teaching art at a Christian school last “In this midst of our cheers, we were ap- week. The private school teaches biblical proached by a group of adults led by Nathan Phil- REBECCA sexual morality — you know, the doc- lips, with Phillips beating his drum. They forced HAGELIN trine that’s been around since the begin- their way into the center of the group,” a student ning of humanity — that says adultery told WKRC-TV in Cincinnati in a statement. INSIDE and sex outside of marriage are wrong. It “We initially thought this was a cultural dis- THE adheres to the belief that God designed play since he was beating along to our cheers so CULTURE sex to be enjoyed between one man and we clapped to the beat,” said the statement. “He one woman, joined in marriage, and that came to stand in front of one of my classmates the practice of homosexuality is sinful. who stood where he was, smiling and enjoying Of course, the mass media’s latest vicious attacks against the experience. However, after multiple minutes Mrs. Pence aren’t because she adheres to Muslim or Hindu of Mr. Phillips beating his drum directly in the doctrine, it’s because she is a Christian who actually dares to face of my friend (mere centimeters from his practice the timeless Christian doctrines she believes in, and nose), we became confused and started wonder- because she chooses to affi liate with a Christian institution ing what was happening.” ASSOCIATED PRESS that practices Christianity’s teachings too. In another letter released Sunday evening, Multiple videos taken Friday show Omaha tribe elder Nathan Phillips and other men walking toward CNN feels quite comfortable frequently berating the vice Nick Sandmann, who was the object of much a group of students wearing Make America Great Again hats as the boys performed a school cheer. president and Mrs. Pence for their faith because of the power social media criticism and doxxing attempts that the mass media has helped the LGBTQ movement gain over the weekend for just smiling at Mr. Phillips, — a power that now threatens the rights of Americans of all wrote that he was “singled out” by the American stared him in the face, spurring national news “And in it, one of the Indians with Phillips stripes. Indian protester. coverage condemning the boys for racist “taunt- shouts: ‘White people, go back to Europe. This Make no mistake: CNN targets Vice President and Mrs. “The protestor everyone has seen in the video ing” of the older man, a Vietnam veteran. is not your land.’ He curses the students with Pence solely because the Pences are practicing Christians. began playing his drum as he waded into the “A troubling scene many are calling racist F-bombs (video is NSFW). He goes on: ‘You’re And in CNN’s latest vile bombardment, it ignorantly takes di- crowd, which parted for him,” he wrote. “I did played out in Washington yesterday on the steps being a white man about it. That’s all you know rect aim at the First Amendment that protects the network too. not see anyone try to block his path. He locked of the Lincoln Memorial,” said NBC News an- how to do,’” said Mr. Dreher. You simply can’t pick and choose which Americans are eyes with me and approached me, coming within chor Jose Diaz Balart. “Some students harassing After the drumming stops and the crowd protected by the First Amendment and which aren’t. The inches of my face. He played his drum the entire an older Native American, a Vietnam vet, in the disperses, a speaker with a fringe group called First Amendment exists to protect all of us from those who time he was in my face.” midst of a special ceremony.” the Black Hebrews begins accusing President seek to silence us because they don’t like what we say or “I never interacted with this protester,” he “Teens in Make America Great Again hats Trump of homosexuality. believe. added. “I did not speak to him. To be honest, I mock Native American elder at the Lincoln In an interview, Mr. Phillips said that some of These shots at Mrs. Pence by CNN are incredibly hypo- was startled and confused as to why he had ap- Memorial,” the CNN headline said. the students chanted “build the wall,” although critical — not to mention dangerous. On the one hand, the proached me. We had already been yelled at by Rep. Deb Haaland, New Mexico Democrat, the video does not show that. network constantly reminds the White House that CNN’s another group of protestors.” blasted the students, tweeting that their “display “Chants of ‘build the wall’ and other things that speech — even that of the rude, arrogant and selfi sh grand- The episode happened Friday after two Wash- of blatant hate, disrespect, and intolerance is a were even worse,” Mr. Phillips told NBC. “They standing Jim Acosta — is absolutely protected. But the per- ington marches: the 46th annual March for Life, signal of how common decency has decayed were brought up to believe I’m less than human.” sonal faith of Karen Pence and Christian schools are not? which the boys had joined, and the Indigenous under this administration. Heartbreaking.” In his Sunday evening statement, Mr. Sand- The truth is that so-called “progressives” seek to destroy Peoples March, which Mr. Phillips had attended. But others say extended video shows that Mr. mann also said he did not hear any “build the America’s rich Judeo-Christian value system and the prom- “It was not until later that we discovered they Phillips spurred the confrontation. wall” comments. ises of our Constitution, which are rooted in the freedom would incriminate us as part of a publicity stunt,” “In it, one of the Catholic boys is overheard The March for Life issued a statement con- principles that Christianity champions. In so doing, they also said the student’s statement. asking, ‘Does anybody know what he’s doing? demning the “reprehensible behavior shown in threaten to silence the central message of Christ’s uncondi- Initial videos posted by liberal activists Does anybody know what’s going on here?’” said the video,” while Covington Catholic issued a tional love for humankind, and of how God says humans can showed Mr. Phillips surrounded by dozens of Rod Dreher in a Sunday article for the American statement extending its “deepest apologies to fi nd the deepest satisfaction and meaning by living according teenagers laughing and clapping while one boy Conservative. Mr. Phillips.” to His design. For adhering to these timeless beliefs, the mass media brands Mrs. Pence, and all committed conservative Christians, as “haters.” Mrs. Pence refl ects the hearts of the majority of Ameri- VIRGINIA cans. She is gracious and kind, committed to her God, her family, and her country. As a teacher for some 25 years, she has lovingly given of herself to hundreds of families. To at- Mount Vernon gets reproduction of Washington’s harpsichord tempt to throw her on the altar of progressive ideology is to torch all that is good and right about America. BY RACHEL NANIA “And we’re able to hear that sound again, Mount Vernon, to a fancy car that can parallel

As Kelly Monroe Kullberg, co-author of the bestseller WTOP-FM without any impact at all on the original harp- park itself. “Finding God at Harvard” and spokeswoman for the Ameri- sichord,” said Mr. Watson, who explained restor- “What we have with the Mount Vernon harp- can Association of Evangelicals, says: “How unloving of the Shortly after retiring from his role as conserva- ing the original instrument was a possibility, but sichord is a harpsichord that is diff erent from media to smear good people with imaginary motives. One tor and curator of musical instruments at Colonial replacing its broken parts with newer pieces any other surviving period harpsichord,” Mr. wonders, do members of the media have any knowledge of Williamsburg, Virginia, John Watson received an would have made for an inauthentic sound Watson said, referring to its distinctive leather world history before the 1970s, or are they required to stick to interesting request from the folks at Mount Ver- experience. plectra, Venetian swell and machine stop. their mean, Orwellian daily talking points? non: They wanted him to build a playable replica “They did the best possible thing, which is Mount Vernon curator Susan Schoelwer, “Mrs. Pence, a wise and educated woman, knows that pan- of the harpsichord George Washington acquired to leave the original instrument as the historical the executive director of historic preservations sexuality — anything goes, so to speak — has for centuries for his step-granddaughter, Nelly Custis, in 1793. document to guide the making of an accurate and collections, said music played an important left women and children prey to brute forces. Pansexuality A recent environmental assessment of the reproduction,” he said. “We’re ending up with role in life at Mount Vernon. The harpsichord leads to poverty, pedophilia, polygamy, loneliness, disease and fi rst president’s Virginia home confi rmed the 18th an instrument that’s more like the original was played during dinners and dances. Nelly cultural disorder. It is unloving, and at times cruel. Consider century mansion could not maintain museum- harpsichord would have been when it was new, also played it to entertain the president’s VIP the research at University of Virginia’s National Marriage quality standards, so a few vulnerable pieces were than the original one can ever be again.” visitors, so being able to hear it at the mansion Project. (NationalMarriageProject.org.) moved out, including the Longman & Broderip The harpsichord — which produces its will help visitors better understand the history “The conversation we should be having is, ‘What is the harpsichord Washington ordered from London. unique sound by plucking strings — started of the family, the house and the period. nature of love? How do human beings best fl ourish?’” Ms. That’s when Mr. Watson got the call and got to lose its luster in the late 18th century as the “I see going through a historic site, like Kullberg continues. to work carving the keys and cutting the jacks piano rose to popularity. Mount Vernon, as the ultimate immersive Yes, the First Amendment allows CNN to ridicule for its replacement. Even though it was “phasing out,” Mr. Wat- experience — being able to put yourself imagi- Christian people. But if it is successful in its bigoted eff orts This year, when visitors walk through the son said the instrument’s capabilities continued natively back into what it was like in the 18th to silence or punish Christians for their faith, it threatens to mansion’s little parlor, they’ll once again be able to develop into the 1790s, and Washington went century. And in most sites, that’s often largely uproot First Amendment protections for all of us. to see the instrument that played such a promi- for a top-of-the-line model. He likens the 61- visual,” Ms. Schoelwer said. “But to be able to ⦁ Rebecca Hagelin can be reached at nent role in life at Mount Vernon. And for the key, 93-inch-long harpsichord that Washington add the sound just really makes spaces come [email protected]. fi rst time, they’ll also be able to hear it. ordered for Nelly, who he and Martha raised at alive.” ▶ Editorials: Putting William Barr to the test / B2 LEGAL ADS INSIDE B5 OOMMENTARYMMENTARY MONDAY, JANUARY 21,C 2019 ☆ SECTION B Toward The offer Erdogan couldn’t refuse a sounder Central to the Trump-Erdogan agreement is protection of the Kurds

power By Jed Babbin Iran from spreading its malevolent infl uence in the region. His message was clear: America is not reluctant to act and will do so whenever circumstances require that we resident Trump’s surprise announcement that the United do. generation States was pulling all its troops out of Syria caught everyone Four days before Mr. Pompeo’s speech, Mr. Bolton — who was speaking for the by surprise. He quickly backed off of an immediate with- president — said that our withdrawal from Syria was conditioned on an agreement drawal — or seemed to — and then the Pentagon announced with Turkey that protected the Kurdish forces that have been fi ghting alongside our policy that the withdrawal was underway. troops in Syria. That remark brought an angry response from Mr. Erdogan saying that Or not. Both Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Turkey wouldn’t compromise, meaning that there will be no such agreement and that Why America’s leaders Security Adviser John Bolton spent a week visiting our Middle he still intends to kill all the Kurdish troops when we leave Syria. must focus on maximizing Eastern allies (with Then, on Jan. 13, Mr. Trump tweeted one notable excep- the threat that we would “devastate” modern clean power tion) to assure them that we weren’t Turkey’s economy if it attacked the Kurds Pgoing to leave unless certain conditions and suggested that a 20-mile “safe zone” technology were met. be established to protect them. The fol- The principal condition was that the lowing day, in a conversation with Mr. By Todd Tiahrt Kurdish forces would not be abandoned Erdogan, Mr. Trump evidently made him to the murderous intentions of Turkish an off er he couldn’t refuse, reiterating s we enter a new year, we President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Mr. that America would devastate Turkey’s must face the fact that Erdogan refused to meet with Mr. Bolton economy if Mr. Erdogan carried out his modern problems re- during his swing through the Middle threat to attack the Kurds. Mr. Erdogan A quire modern solutions. East. surrendered to Mr. Trump’s demand. The recent Consumer Electronics Publicly, the steadiest hands in these The call took place on Monday, and Show highlighted a wide variety of debates are Messrs. Pompeo and Bolton. on Tuesday Mr. Erdogan agreed that innovative, forward-looking tech- But their voices only translate what Mr. there would be a 20-mile-wide safe zone nologies that will usher in a new age Trump’s policies really are. Such was the for the Kurds along Turkey’s border with of performance and connectivity. As case on Jan. 10 when Mr. Pompeo gave the Kurdish-held area of Syria. we become more technology-depen- what was, so far, the best foreign policy How to protect the Kurds, and by dent, the shared need of Americans speech of the Trump era. what means, is one of the most impor- for resilient, stable and economic Addressing an audience at American tant questions facing Mr. Trump. The oil- power will continue to grow. University in Cairo, which included rich Kurdish territory of northern Iraq is Whether it’s new electric vehicles Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, prized by the Turks, Iraqis and Iranians. or a nationwide fi fth-generation Mr. Pompeo made it clear that the mis- Mr. Erdogan fervently desires to capture wireless network, in order to address takes made in former President Obama’s all of the Kurdish territory in southeast- modern technological need, our lead- Middle East policies were rejected by Mr. ern Turkey and northeastern Syria. ers must focus on maximizing modern, Trump. The situation is a bit analogous to that clean power generation technology by Mr. Pompeo recited three mistakes which faced the victorious Allied powers unshackling energy producers from stated by Mr. Obama in his 2009 speech when they met in Paris in 1919 to divide burdensome regulations. Bailing out at the same university: First, that radical the world and decide which nations uncompetitive industries, as the Trump Islamic terrorism does not stem from would rule its parts. Margaret Mitch- administration has proposed for out- ideology; second, that the 9-11 attacks led ell’s history of that period, “Paris 1919,” dated nuclear and coal plants, is not the America to abandon its ideals, particu- explains that an independent Kurdistan answer and only handicaps progress larly in the Middle East; and third, that — even an autonomous Kurdish region toward a smarter, technologically- the United States and the Muslim world of Turkey — was considered and then centric future. needed a “new beginning.” It was a direct rejected for lack of interest and because The American economy needs condemnation of Mr. Obama’s policies the Kurds were too weak to represent a cost-eff ective, safe and secure that Mr. Trump could have, and probably themselves eff ectively. should have, made himself. ILLUSTRATIONN BY LINAS GARSYS The Trump-Erdogan agreement on » see TIAHRT | B3 Mr. Pompeo said that our penchant the safe zone doesn’t, by a long shot, for wishful thinking led to our failure to help Iran’s revolutionaries in the 2009 “Green establish an independent Kurdistan. It will only last until Mr. Erdogan believes he can’t revolution,” and “to look the other way as Hizballah, a wholly owned subsidiary of the get away with violating it. Moreover, Iran, Turkey and Iraq aren’t bound by it. Iranian regime, accumulated a massive arsenal of approximately 130,000 rockets and But the agreement buys at least a little time for Mr. Trump to further his policies as missiles” all pointed at Israel. explained in Mr. Pompeo’s speech. Iran, its proxy Hezbollah, and Russia are accelerat- He said that our reluctance to act emboldened Iran and allowed its regime to spread ing the pace of their aggression. Mr. Trump needs to match their pace to get ahead of its “cancerous infl uence to Yemen, to Iraq, to Syria and still further to Lebanon.” Regard- their moves with our own. ing Syria, Mr. Pompeo noted that while Mr. Trump has ordered our withdrawal from If our adversaries, and even some of our allies, are confused by our actions that’s not Syria, our mission there hasn’t changed. In blunt language, he said that U.S. airstrikes in a bad thing at all. the area “will continue as targets arise.” Which could be very often. Mr. Pompeo left no doubt that the United States would neither cease its eff orts to Jed Babbin, a deputy undersecretary of Defense in the George H.W. Bush defeat ISIS, al Qaeda and other terrorist networks nor will we cease our eff orts to stop administration, is the author of “In the Words of Our Enemies.” Navigating the Pelosi shutdown Trump scores a victory in the immigration debate By Stephen Moore Latino voters. Many believe that Mr. obstacle to immigration reform. My she rejected a previous trial balloon could win 10 percent more of the and Arthur Laff er Trump dislikes them and is “racist.” Democratic friends on Capitol Hill proposal by Mr. Trump to legalize Hispanic vote, no Democrat can defeat This deal — combined with the best confi rm to me privately that the last Dreamers. him. n Saturday President Trump job market for Hispanics in 50 years — thing Mrs. Pelosi wants is for Mr. Many Latino voters will see that she Yes, the devil is in the details of the shrewdly fl ipped the table would show immigrants that r. Trump Trump to steal credit for solving is more interested in political power, DACA deal. This should not include a on House Speaker Nancy cares about them and has taken signifi - the immigration crisis and making rather than taking positive steps to path to citizenship. Citizenship would OPelosi in the government cant actions to improve their lives and headway with Hispanics. This is why actually help prevent a family member reward an illegal act. It also must not shutdown standoff . their economic opportunities. from facing deportation. If Mr. Trump be an “amnesty,” but rather an “earned Mr. Trump has now proposed a If Pelosi says no to the DACA for legalization.” The Dreamers should grand bargain on immigration: Le- the wall deal, suddenly she is the hard- qualify if they pay a fi ne for their galization of some 1 million so-called headed politician that is keeping the illegal entry and there must be very “Dreamers” — the foreigners who government shutdown. She will have strict prohibitions imposed on DACA were brought into the United States rejected a deal that most Americans residents against obtaining welfare illegally by their parents — and an will regard as fair and reasonable. benefi ts in the future. Most immigrants immediate end to the shutdown, if she She will also now be seen as the who are hardworking would accept agrees to expand funding to $5.7 billion those conditions in a heartbeat. for the wall. Mr. Trump might also put on the It’s the kind of checkmate politi- table an expansion of the H1B program cal maneuver that may guarantee his that allows highly talented engineers, reelection. mathematicians, scientists, and others It’s smart because it now puts with specialized skills to come and the onus on Mrs. Pelosi to open the stay in the United States. They create government. It also puts the pressure far more jobs than they take. on Mrs. Pelosi to act on immigration Mr. Trump is to be commended for reform. For 25 years Democrats have accepting a political reality: The Dream- preferred to politicize the immigration ers are going to get legal status at some issue — and treat Hispanic voters as point and why not now so Mr. Trump political hostages — rather agree to a can take credit. Republican political bipartisan solution to deal with the 10 pollster Ed Goeas has recently noted million illegal immigrants residing in that this proposal combines two popular the United States. concepts — the wall and DACA. There’s no good option for Mrs. The political chaos from the ILLUSTRATIONN BY GREG GROESCH Pelosi now. government shutdown hasn’t been If she says yes to this deal, Mr. working in the president’s favor. He Trump fulfi lls a critical campaign needed an exit strategy. Some four promise — build the wall — and he weeks into the shutdown standoff , he can take political credit for a humane found it. Now one way or the other, and popular way to give Dreamers Mr. Trump will come out a big winner the right to stay in this country. He — at Mrs. Pelosi’s expense. Well done, can boast about this in his State of the Mr. President. Union and tell voters that he achieved an immigration solution that none of Stephen Moore, a columnist for The his predecessors — not even Barack Washington Times, is an economic Obama — could. He can boast of the consultant with FreedomWorks and wall and freedom from government served as a senior economic adviser persecution for the Dreamers. to Donald Trump during the 2016 He can also score big gains with campaign. B2 | EDITORIAL ☆ R MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019

COMMENT & ANALYSIS

Putting William Barr to the test There’s more than the Trump hunt to demand his attention he balance of political power in Wash- from end to end, fi nding common crimi- ington requires a nimble gait afoot for nal and character fl aws hiding among the Tthose who come to town to do good monuments, there’s still no evidence that and stay to do well. William Barr, the presi- Mr. Trump conspired with Russia to steal dent’s nominee for U.S. attorney general, has a presidential election. navigated skillfully the avenues that lead to Skeptics wary of the fl ora and fauna the top at the Department of Justice. If con- that thrive in the Washington swamp were fi rmed as the nation’s 85th attorney general, hardly reassured to hear the nominee de- Mr. Barr must remember where to tiptoe scribe a 30-year friendship with the spe- within the endless ranks of Washington cial counsel: “I would say we were good lawyers and where to come down hard friends,” he testifi ed. There are well over with both feet. a million lawyers in the United States, but Few have a better working knowledge the same familiar faces fi ll the front pages of the swamp than the man who was the and television screens from administration attorney general in the relatively kinder, to administration, with much slapping of BOOK REVIEW gentler era of George H.W. Bush. Mr. Barr backs and scratching of itches. How does was obliged, in confi rmation testimony the lady with the scale keep her blindfold before the Senate Judiciary Committee, in place (to say nothing of her virtue)? to pledge something close to allegiance to Apart from the permanent frenzy to Noting the serious, even special counsel Robert Mueller and his end- bring down a president under the weight less investigation into whether President of gossip, tale-bearing and innuendo, other deadly, effects of marijuana Trump colluded with the Russians to cook issues require the attention of a Justice the results of the 2016 presidential election: Department leader who can avoid the mis- TELL YOUR CHILDREN: THE TRUTH will think his arguments silly and think of the “I believe it is in the best interest of every- steps that eventually sent the innocent Jeff ABOUT MARIJUANA, MENTAL ridiculous 1936 fi lm “Reefer Madness.” He one — the president, Congress, and, most Sessions back home to Alabama. Toward ILLNESS, AND VIOLENCE writes that he knows what many readers are importantly, the American people — that that end, Mr. Barr has vowed to implement By Alex Berenson thinking, as it’s what people have been told Free Press, $26, 272 pages for the past 25 years and he once thought so this matter be resolved by allowing the spe- the First Step Act — recently enacted to as well. cial counsel to complete his work,” he told recycling convicted prisoners — and to By Paul Davis But Mr. Berenson changed his thinking the senators. “The country needs a credible intensify prosecution of hate crimes and on the subject when his wife, Jacqueline, a any people these days, it Harvard and Columbia trained-psychiatrist resolution to these issues. If confi rmed, I will attacks on election integrity. seems, believe that marijuana who specializes in evaluating mentally ill not permit partisan politics, personal inter- With blunt acknowledgement of the is a mostly harmless drug criminals, told him that all the mentally ill ests, or any other improper consideration to current immigration and drug-fl ow chaos, Mthat helps to ease pain and criminals she evaluated smoked marijuana. interfere with this or any other investigation. Mr. Barr touched on the national security relaxes people, like a good, stiff , alcoholic She told her husband that all the big studies drink. But like alcohol, the eff ects of mari- say this and that he should read them. I will follow the special counsel regulations issue that has shut down most of the federal juana can be serious and even deadly. He did. scrupulously and in good faith, and on my government since Dec. 22: “We need to have Alex Berenson, a thriller writer and for- “I am not a scientist or physician,” Mr. Be- watch, Bob will be allowed to complete his a barrier system on the border to get control mer New York Times reporter, has written a renson explains. “But I covered the prescrip- work.” Just the right sentiments, but the over the border.” Common sense spoken to book that exposes the myths of marijuana at tion drug industry for The New York Times a time when many politicians are pushing for for years. I learned how to read studies and observant will note his use of Mr. Mueller’s power is refreshing. nationwide legalization. research papers — and how to ask scientists given name, and no doubt wonder why. William Barr doesn’t need the benefi t of In “Tell Your Children: The Truth About about drug risks and side eff ects. Still, as I Democrats nonetheless harbor deep sus- the doubt to qualify as the nation’s attorney Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence,” mentioned, when I began researching mari- Alex Berenson warns that the chemical in juana, mental health, and violence, I didn’t picion that the nominee’s Republican politi- general — fairness will do. That is something marijuana that causes one to “get high,” 9-tet- expect much.” cal affi liation predisposes him to throw off he is more likely to receive from Republicans rahdrocannabinol, commonly called THC, “I was wrong.” the mantle of objectivity and derail Bob’s than Democrats permanently stalled in full can cause psychotic episodes that can end in Mr. Berenson off ers the history of investigation in its 11th hour. Indeed, Mr. Trump-resistance mode. If confi rmed, he violence. marijuana studies, which dates Mr. Berenson opens the back 2,000 years, but suggests Barr has written that the special counsel’s should honor his promise to enable good old book with a story about a that more studies are needed. query into whether President Trump en- Bob to conclude his investigation without woman in Cairns, Australia, Today, he notes, doctors and gaged in obstruction of justice could be interference. We hope good old Bob won’t who stabbed eight children to scientists have much to learn “fatally conceived.” He reassured the com- take that as a blanket blessing of lawyerly death in 2014. Seven of the chil- about the links between can- dren were hers and the eighth nabis and mental illness. mittee, though, that his line of reasoning slow-pokery. child was her niece. As Mr. “Most people will never was based on news reports rather than When that investigation is complete, as Berenson explains, the woman have a psychotic episode direct knowledge of the probe’s focus. it inevitably must be, Mr. Barr, and not suff ered from psychosis and the while using marijuana. Some mental illness schizophrenia, will have temporary breaks While Mr. Barr has questioned the fair- another special counsel, should open the which can cause hallucinations, from reality. But an unlucky ness of an investigation that targets Mr. other crucial inquiry, a thorough investiga- delusions and paranoia. minority of users develop Trump and put the needed investigation tion into whether politically bent offi cials Justice Jean Dalton of the full-blown schizophrenia,” of Hillary Clinton’s fatally conceived cam- at the Justice Department and the Obama Supreme Court of Queensland Mr. Berenson writes. “At this ruled that the woman was suff ering from point, doctors have no way of predicting paign off -limits, he balked at joining the White House conspired with the Clinton mental illness, paranoid schizophrenia and who they will be.” chorus of Republicans who suspect the presidential campaign to derail the Trump that she had no capacity to know what she Mr. Berenson writes that the most impor- special counsel of prosecutorial indiscre- presidency at its beginning. Barring that, was doing was wrong. Justice Dalton also tant fi nding linking marijuana and psychosis tion. “I don’t believe Mr. Mueller would be thoughtful Americans might conclude noted that the woman had a history of the is a 2017 468-page research report issued by use of cannabis since she was in the 9th the National Academy of Medicine titled involved in a witch hunt,” Mr. Barr said. (If there’s little reason to maintain the histori- grade, and that all the psychiatrists thought “The Health Eff ects of Cannabis and Canna- not witches, warlocks?) During more than cal reverence for that lady with the scales that it is likely that it is this long-term use binoids.” The study reported that marijuana two years of searching the nation’s capital and blindfold. of cannabis that caused the mental illness does not appear to cause lung cancer. But the schizophrenia to emerge. study off ers less good news when it comes “With those words, Dalton made one of to mental health. The study found strong evi- the fi rst judicial fi ndings anywhere linking dence that marijuana causes schizophrenia LETTERS TO THE EDITOR marijuana, schizophrenia, and violence — a and some evidence that it worsens bipolar connection that cannabis advocates are des- disorder and increases the risks of suicide, perate to hide,” Mr. Berenson writes. depression and social anxiety disorder. Mr. Berenson claims in the book that The higher the use, the greater the risk, Congress, president, clean up acts cannabis-linked violence is spreading. He re- the study concludes. ports that in the four states that fi rst legalized Mr. Berenson off ers other studies and Members of Congress, you are stran- only partisanship and self-interest. You that of all the personnel it will take to marijuana, murders have risen 25 percent interviews with doctors and scientists and he gling the citizens of the United States are looking like fools for reversing your properly patrol a border without a wall. since legalization. makes a strong case of the linkage of mari- of America with your outrageous own positions from as little as 10 years We have paid for similar protections in “I know what a lot of you are thinking juana and mental illness. He also interviews ego battles among one another, each ago, when you appeared at podiums of other countries such as Lebanon, Israel right now,” Mr. Berenson writes. “This is some of the movers and shakers behind the attempting to gain some supercilious the House and Senate espousing such a and more. propaganda. Marijuana is safe. Way safer that movement that want to legalize marijuana triumph over your enemy, who is control. But now with a president who We also must have the government alcohol. Barack Obama smoked it. Bill Clin- nationwide. simply a member of the other political is ready to build it, you stonewall not return to full operation, and govern- ton smoked it, too, even if he didn’t inhale. “Tell Your Children” is an interesting book party. You have lost sight and purpose the border but him. ment workers return to full employ- Might as well say it causes presidencies. I’ve that should be read by all concerned and not of what it is you have been elected to And Mr. President, you need to be ment and salaries. You 536 in Wash- smoked it myself, I liked it fi ne. Maybe I got a written off as merely anti-pot propaganda. do, which is serve the people of this much less petulant. Stop acting like a ington do not see or experience what little paranoid, but it didn’t last. Nobody ever country. What you are doing instead spoiled brat. This country cannot re- is happening, but you have created a died from smoking too much pot.” Paul Davis is a writer who covers crime, is simply trying to build your own spond to that kind of behavior, so work critical slowdown in our economy Mr. Berenson goes on to note that many espionage and terrorism. personal political bases — at the cost with the people you don’t like as well as which is quickly growing and can have of the American populace and the the ones you like. And stop embarrass- devastating long-term eff ects. This United States economy. ing the people who work directly for must be ended. Regarding the Mexico-U.S. border you. Make them faithful to you. wall, those of you in leadership posi- It’s not a bad time to build the wall. TOM O’HARA tions are not showing any leadership, Frankly, the cost is probably less than Sharon, Conn. Published by Th e Washington Times LLC

Remove congressional-duty shirkers LARRY T. BEASLEY, CEO THOMAS P. McDEVITT, Chairman CHRISTOPHER DOLAN, President & Executive Editor State of the union? Nancy Pelosi You have a mission to protect and us. Representatives who fl y off the personifi es the answer to that ques- defend this nation and its citizens. reservation should be subject to NEWS EDITORIAL AND OPINION tion. It’s become crystal clear that It’s not a choice and you don’t get immediate expulsion, and given no IAN BISHOP, Managing Editor CHARLES HURT, Opinion Editor draining the swamp is never going to decide which laws you like and mercy and no second chances. CATHY GAINOR, Managing Editor WESLEY PRUDEN, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus to happen. The career politicians which you don’t. This is about respect, obligation know how to manipulate the process Members of the House have an and conduct. Those who can’t re- JOHN BOURANTAS, Assistant Managing Editor CAROL HERMAN, Deputy Editorial Page Editor for lifetime appointments. obligation of loyalty fi rst and then spect the code should answer to a STEPHEN DINAN, Assistant Managing Editor ETHAN EPSTEIN, Deputy Opinion Editor DAVID R. SANDS, Assistant Managing Editor BUSINESS First, let’s just get to the basics to prioritize the chain of command. tribunal and we’re not talking a jury MARIA STAINER, Assistant Managing Editor without any fi nger pointing. You take Citizen, house, God, country — that’s of their peers. JOSEPH SZADKOWSKI, Assistant Managing Editor DAVID DADISMAN, General Manager an oath to uphold and defend the U.S. all they need to know and if they RAYNARD BOLDING, Chief Financial Offi cer DESHONDA MURRAY, Human Resources Manager Constitution. You are a member of can’t respect this simple code then STEPHEN MOUNGELIS JORGE CARRASQUILLO, Information Technology Director the legislative branch of government. they aren’t competent to represent Mt. Airy, Md. Submissions: Op-eds may only be submitted by e-mail to [email protected] Letters to the Editor must be original, exclusive to The Washington Times and sent via email. We prefer letters that are fewer than 350 words. Please include your name, address and daytime telephone number. E-mail: [email protected] MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 ☆ R OPINION | B3 By Everett Piper ‘How could this happen in America?’ his past week, Lois Romano, editor of The Washington Post Live and senior Because America is protected by the First Amendment writer for Politico, tweeted “How on the scene via messianic fi at in 2015). which declared that [the] legislature Tcan this happen in This is the travesty that has Ms. Ro- should ‘make no law respecting an America in 2019?” mano in shock and horror. A Christian establishment of religion, or prohib- What was the subject of her woman teaches at a Christian school iting the free exercise thereof,’ thus incredulity? that teaches its students to act like building a wall of separation between Was it the mindless acceptance of Christians. “How can this happen in Church & State.” socialism now embraced by nearly 50 American in 2019?” Yes, there is a “wall” separating percent of our country’s younger citi- At the risk of being just a bit pedan- the church from the state, but — zens? Was it our culture’s lost concern tic, I’m going to venture an answer to much to the chagrin of the likes of for due process and the presumption Ms. Romano’s question, but fi rst a bit Ms. Romano — it was not erected as of innocence until proven guilty? Was of a history lesson. a prison, but rather as fortress. It was it the ideological fascism running ram- In 1791, James Madison wrote the constructed to protect the church, pant on our college campuses under First Amendment: “Congress shall not to confi ne it. Jeff erson no more the curious banner of “safe spaces” make no law respecting an establish- intended this wall to restrain religion and “free speech zones?” Was it the ment of religion, or prohibiting the than he intended the walls of his own federal funding of an organization, free exercise thereof.” Madison’s home to restrain him. euphemistically known as “Planned argument was clear: The federal As a house has a door whereby Parenthood,” that has been proven to government should never presume to you come and go — engaging culture be traffi cking in human body parts? defi ne the matters of the church. and doing your civic duty — so Jef- Was it the shameless anti-Semitism It should never pretend to “es- ferson’s wall had a door whereby the proudly on display by our newly tablish,” dictate, defi ne, contradict church entered society to do its good elected members of Congress? Was or contravene religious belief or work. The key here is that the church it the left’s misogynistic disregard practice. This is not the govern- holds the key. The door is locked for women’s rights, women’s rest- ment’s business. It is the business of from the inside, not the outside. Jef- rooms and women’s sports? Was it the church, and as such, government ferson was clearly telling us this wall the recent sexual objectifi cation of does not have the authority to tell is built for the church’s benefi t, not an 11-year-old boy on ABC’s “Good any citizen what their religion means the government’s. Morning America?” Was it the federal or what its requirements and prohibi- Now let’s return to Ms. Romano’s judge who just overturned an injunc- tions can or cannot be. question. How could our vice presi- tion protecting a Catholic order of Madison made this very simple, dent’s wife be so bold as to teach at a nuns, called the Little Sisters of the so that even the writers for Politico school that is historically orthodox, ILLUSTRATIONN BY HUNTER Poor, from being forced to purchase and The Washington Post could conservatively Christian, and proudly abortifacient contraception in their ontological dignity of women, con- institution that teaches exactly what its understand. Those in Congress and so? healthcare? (Sidebar: They’re nuns. demning congressional Jew-bating, and name implies — Christianity. the White House are confi ned by the “How could this happen in They’re celibate. Why do they need holding our government accountable Immanuel Christian School in U.S. Constitution to leave the church America in 2019?” any contraception, let alone that to its sworn obligation to secure and Springfi eld, Virginia, actually requires alone and never presume to tell con- Because we live in a constitutional which induces abortion?) defend our nation’s sovereign borders, its faculty to control themselves, act gregants how, or how not, to practice republic protected by the First Amend- Were any of these absurdities the it seems Ms. Romano’s chief concern is like adults, behave selfl essly and, their faith. ment. That’s how. reason for Ms. Romano’s angst? that Vice President Mike Pence’s wife thereby, refrain from sexual activity, Eleven years later, Jeff erson found And thank God we do. No. is teaching at a Christian School in heterosexual or otherwise, outside the it necessary to reassure a skittish Quite the contrary, rather than Virginia that actually has rules against bounds of Christianity’s 2,000-year-old bunch of Baptists in Danbury, Con- Everett Piper, president of Oklahoma worry about such humdrum matters non-Christian conduct. teachings concerning marriage (That’s necticut, who were not yet convinced Wesleyan University, is the author of as guarding our private property from Gasp! Mrs. Pence, a devout Chris- one man, one woman, for one lifetime that the government would mind its “Not A Day Care: The Devastating confi scation, protecting our chil- tian, actually has the temerity to serve for all those who seem to think that all Ps and Qs. “I contemplate with (ut- Consequences of Abandoning Truth” dren from pederasty, fi ghting for the as a faculty member at a Christian civil and moral law just happen burst most) reverence,” he said, “that act … (Regnery 2017).

triple that of gas turbines, nuclear power-gen- A spoof that tells a deeper story Tiahrt eration plants are a money pit for consumers. From page B1 With cheaper, more effi cient and more easily Some anti-Trump newsrooms have even abandoned the pretense of fairness maintained gas turbines powering the electric power-generation capability to sustain a grow- grid, governments, businesses, and consum- By Robert Knight Mike Pence’s wife, Karen, looking prim and grim over a ing economy fi lled with opportunity. Given the ers will benefi t. Lower energy costs will free headline: “The covenants at Karen Pence’s school.” The energy revolution the United States is currently up more capital and allow utilities to invest in ome years ago, a fake edition of the tabloid caption read: “Karen Pence has taken a job at a school enjoying, now is the time to do the right thing: newer infrastructure and further enhance their National Enquirer hit the streets. The prob- that prohibits extramarital sex, homosexual sex and Get government out of the way and let the free power-generation capabilities. lem was that it’s nearly impossible to satirize transgender identity.” market decide the best means to provide safe America’s power sector has weighed the Ssomething already over the top. It wasn’t Oh, the horror. Mrs. Pence will be teaching art and reliable electric power. threats from outside forces, such as cyber- funny. part-time at a K-8 school in Springfi eld, Virginia, affi li- Unfortunately, the Trump administration attacks and natural disasters. In 2017, pipeline The same thing occurred this past Wednesday in ated with Immanuel Christian Church, a straightfor- has supported subsidizing nuclear- and coal- operators spent $6.1 billion to secure their Washington, where a leftist team distributed a reported ward Bible church that’s basically Baptist. She taught fi red power generating facilities through a Ko- infrastructure and these operators are slated 30,000 copies of a faux edition of The Washington Post. there for 12 years while Mr. Pence was an Indiana rean War-era bill called the Defense Production to increase investment in the coming years. The fake paper reported under an all-caps headline congressman. Act of 1950. Despite the availability of newer, Exaggerated, worst-case-scenario reports from “UNPRESIDENTED” that President Trump had disap- To The Post, this smells like a scandal. So, they went, less expensive and alarmist voices peared. The subhead read: “Trump hastily departs White National Geographic-like, to experts on the exotic, such equally secure exacerbate fears House, ending crisis.” Another headline was “Celebrations as George Washington University Professor of Law power genera- and advise top- break out worldwide as Trump era ends.” and Religion Robert W. Tuttle. He told them that the tion technologies, down solutions The festivities would be those erupting in news- school’s language on sexuality was, as The Post para- plans have been that vitalize rooms, which have abandoned any phrased it, “typical of conservative Christian institu- fl oated to keep un- those calling pretense of fairness. They tions” which was “well within her rights.” competitive coal for taxpayer shamelessly tried to de- It’s good to know that the second lady of the United plants online. subsidies. stroy Donald Trump States can teach at a Chris- According to With their before he took tian school without the administra- operability at offi ce and are being thrown into the tion, our power stake, the natural still at it. slammer — not distribution gas industry is On CNN, yet, at least. The systems must keenly aware of panel after Post helpfully “depend on an the cyber and panel of adds that, electric grid that physical threats “experts” “the Pences can withstand and they face, which denounce have long recover from a is why they are a anything been known major disruption, leading stake- Mr. Trump for their whether from an holder in the does while a religiously adversarial attack energy indus- headline such infl uenced or a natural disas- try on cyber as “Trump brand of ter.” The admin- preparedness. Refuses conservatism.” istration believes, Eff orts include Compromise” I wonder erroneously, that taking part in dominates the what would coal- and nuclear- training exer- lower screen. Con- happen if they ever fi red plants are cises that simu- versely, Democrats wrote something like less susceptible to late cyber and are cast as angels. this: “The Kennedys disruptions than armed assaults After she foolishly have long been known other forms of on U.S. electric submitted to a DNA test for their extramarital power generation networks and that conclusively proved adventures and support like natural gas. working closely that Sen. Elizabeth Warren, ILLUSTRATIONN BY GREG GROESCH for abortion and LGBT But subsidiz- with a number Massachusetts Democrat, activism, which seem to ing older power of federal agen- had lied about being a “Native American,” CNN’s contradict their stated Catholic faith.” generation to cies, like TSA, headline touted that the test showed “evidence” of her One more thing the spoofers did was to mess with compete with DHS and DoD, “Native American heritage.” It was the polar opposite the front-page slogan that Post owner Jeff rey Bezos newer technology to improve the of what actually occurred. placed under the banner after he took over the paper is counterproduc- resiliency of the

In print and online, it’s a race between The New in 2013: “Democracy Dies in Darkness.” They made it: tive, short-sighted ILLUSTRATIONN BY HUNTER grid. For all these York Times and The Washington Post as to which “Democracy Awakens in Action.” Yawn. and an exhausted entities, the fail- is more rabidly anti-Trump, anti-conservative, anti- The fi rst slogan makes more sense. Surveys show possibility. ure of a power disruption is not an option. Republican and, sad to say, that a large majority of millen- This is one more federal policy that ignores Winston Churchill once famously said, “You anti-Christian. It’s no wonder that millions of nials now darkly prefer the technological advances by private-sector can depend upon the Americans to do the right Living in the Washington, young people disdain the very soul-and-prosperity killing companies that prepare for natural disasters thing but only after they have exhausted every D.C., area and having to read system of socialism over mar- and adversarial assaults, such as cyber-attacks. other possibility.” Churchill made this state- The Post every day (with The economic freedoms that produced ket capitalism. As with previous federal initiatives, this scheme ment while expressing frustration to wait on Washington Times as the indoor plumbing, electricity From years of miseduca- has been developed from political motivations, U.S. support during the early stages of World antidote), I can’t imagine the and modern dentistry. tion and nonstop media ado- not from scientifi c methods, technological War II. Yet today, this line could apply to the New York crew topping The ration of progressivism, it’s no advances or private-sector market decisions by Trump administration’s power generation Post for news fakery. wonder that millions of young people disdain the very companies whose sole purpose is to provide policy. It’s so bad that the Media Research Center, which economic freedoms that produced indoor plumbing, safe and secure electrical power. The excuse of using Cold War policies from reported the fake Post edition, ran a tongue-in-cheek electricity, unprecedented material well-being, automo- More recently, government intervention in the ’50s, fl avored with today’s cyber security piece the next day on its Newsbusters.org blog pro- biles, smartphones and modern dentistry. Not to men- the power-generation industry has resulted in threats to justify subsidizing older power- claiming that “a second fake news edition of The Post tion baseball, football, the rule of law and the freedoms federally backed loans to solar panel manufac- generation systems is an exhausted strategy, is being distributed all over the city.” of religion, speech, press and assembly. turers, tax credits for wind-powered electri- like previous problematic proposals to prop up It was the actual Post, with Newsbusters citing Who needs all that as long as socialism promises cal generators and regulations to carry out less competitive sectors. It’s time for America to some “unbelievably overdone headlines,” such as “Oc- “equality” and “fairness?” Communism? What’s the big the alleged “war on coal.” All were intended fi nally do the right thing and rely on market- asio-Cortez tweets her disdain for persistent conser- deal? to sidestep the basic economics of satisfying driven, private-sector solutions to provide vative criticism,” “Lifting student aid ban for inmates If The Post really wants to defeat darkness, they can consumer demand by private-sector means. reliable and secure electrical power. could boost economies, study says,” and so on. return to the old standard of fair and balanced reporting. Through these policies we have built solar Actually, these were mild compared to the fl ood of Why not? It’s already being done elsewhere. power arrays and wind towers for electrical Todd Tiahrt is a former Republican member bias The Post emits every single day in all sections, power-generating capabilities, but each of these of Congress from Kansas who served on the including Sports. 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TENNIS Maryland native Tiafoe advances to Australian Open quarterfi nals

BY HOWARD FENDRICH their life. My life,” Tiafoe said, ﬁ ghting you? Why are you doing it?” and former No. 1s were sent packing.

ASSOCIATED PRESS tears after getting past Dimitrov, a two- The 39th-ranked Tiafoe never had been Angelique Kerber, who won the title at time major semifi nalist who is coached past the third round at a major until now. Melbourne Park in 2016, was completely MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA | Frances Tia- by Andre Agassi. “And I’m in the quarters And what a challenge awaits Tuesday: His outplayed by unseeded Danielle Collins of foe just kept shaking his head and calling of a Slam now. ... I can’t believe it.” quarterfi nal match will be against 17-time the U.S. in a surprisingly lopsided 6-0, 6-2 the whole thing “crazy” and “unbeliev- He grabbed plenty of attention before major champion Rafael Nadal. upset, while 2008 champ Maria Sharapova able.” Which it all kind of is. Roger Federer’s bid for a third consecu- “He’s going to run me like crazy,” double-faulted 10 times in a 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 loss That he reached his fi rst Grand Slam tive title at Melbourne Park ended with a Tiafoe said. “I’ve got to go to sleep now, to No. 15 Ash Barty of Australia. quarterfi nal on his 21st birthday by beating 6-7 (11), 7-6 (3), 7-5, 7-6 (5) loss to 20-year- matter of fact.” Barty, the fi rst woman to reach the No. 20 seed Grigor Dimitrov 7-5, 7-6 (6), 6-7 old Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece. And then, in either a bit of false bra- quarterfi nals at her country’s Slam since (1), 7-5 at the Australian Open on Sunday. Tiafoe proudly noted that he has been vado or a harmless joke, the American Jelena Dokic a decade ago, now meets That he did it with the hydrating help able to buy two homes for his folks. Tiafoe added: “Yeah, he better get ready.” two-time Wimbledon winner Petra Kvi- of pickle juice guzzled during change- grew up around a tennis facility in Hyatts- The second-seeded Nadal had very tova, a 6-2, 6-1 winner against 17-year-old overs to fend off cramps. ville, Maryland where his father, whom he little trouble moving on, beating Tomas Amanda Anisimova of the U.S. That his shirt-removing, biceps-slap- calls “Pops,” was a maintenance man. Berdych 6-0, 6-1, 7-6 (4) in a rematch of Collins’ next opponent will be un- ping victory poses paying homage to LeB- That background taught Tiafoe what the 2010 Wimbledon fi nal. On the other seeded Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, who ron James have gone viral and might have he considers valuable lessons. half of the men’s bracket, 2018 Australian got past 2017 U.S. Open champion Sloane caught the NBA superstar’s attention. “Look, I’m not saying you can’t make it Open runner-up Marin Cilic was ousted Stephens 6-7 (3), 6-3, 6-3. And, most poignantly of all, that if you grew up from a wealthy situation. I by 22nd-seeded Roberto Bautista Agut Nadal, who improved to 20-4 against Tiafoe is delivering on the promise he mean, a ton of people have. But obviously 6-7 (6), 6-3, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. Bautista Agut Berdych, never has faced Tiafoe. made as a kid to his mother and father that gave me an incentive, a reason to give, had been 0-9 in fourth-round matches “He has everything. He’s quick. He — immigrants from Sierra Leone in West a reason to work every day, understand why ASSOCIATED PRESS at majors, and his fi rst quarterfi nal will serves well. Very quick forehand. He’s Africa — that one day he’d be a success. you do it,” he said. “Obviously it’s how bad Frances Tiafoe advanced to his fi rst come against Tsitsipas, another man a very dynamic player, aggressive one,” “I told my parents 10 years ago I was do you really want to be successful, essen- Grand Slam quarterfi nal with a 7-5, 7-6 (6), making his debut in that round. Nadal said. “Of course he’s dangerous: going to be a pro. I was going to change tially. Like, what does that really mean to 6-7 (1), 7-5, victory over Grigor Dimitrov. In women’s action, two past champions He’s in the quarterfi nals.”

2001 season, when the “Greatest Show Gurley made it 13-10 at halftime on NFL on Turf” was still in St. Louis. a 6-yard touchdown run just before the From page B10 The team hasn’t won an NFL title in intermission. Los Angeles since 1951, well before the New Orleans restored its double-digit toss and got the ball fi rst in overtime. Super Bowl era. The team moved to St. lead on Brees’ 2-yard scoring pass to But, with Dante Fowler Jr. in his face Louis in 1995, only to return to Southern third-string quarterback Taysom Hill, the and striking his arm, Drew Brees fl ut- California two decades later. fi rst TD catch of the super sub’s career. tered up a pass that was picked off by “Shoot, I don’t even know what day it Goff countered with a 1-yard touchdown John Johnson III, who was able to hang is,” McVay said. “All I know is we’re NFC toss to Tyler Higbee, setting up a wild on to the interception while stumbling champs, baby!” fourth quarter. backward. Johnson hopped up and cel- It was another bitter end for the Zuerlein tied the score at 20-all with ebrated by doing with the “Choppa Saints, who lost the previous season in a 24-yard fi eld goal after McVay passed Style” dance popularized by New Orleans the divisional round on the “Minnesota on a shot at the go-ahead touchdown rapper Choppa, whose namesake song had Miracle” — the Vikings’ long touchdown with fourth-and-goal from inside the 1. become a Saints’ rallying cry and was even pass on the fi nal play of the game. A delay of game while lining up for the performed during the halftime show. This time, New Orleans (14-4) kick scuttled any thoughts of leaving the The Rams weren’t able to do much couldn’t hang on to the lead or overcome off ense on the fi eld. off ensively, but it didn’t matter. Zuerlein that offi ciating mistake. The 40-year-old Brees made it clear booted through the winning fi eld goal from ASSOCIATED PRESS The Saints were on the verge of blow- he’s got no plans to retire. just inside midfi eld with plenty of room to Los Angeles kicker Greg Zuerlein hits a 57-yard fi eld goal in overtime to send the Rams ing out the Rams, scoring on their fi rst “I plan on being here next year and spare. The NFL said it the longest game- to the Super Bowl with a 26-23 victory over the New Orleans Saints. three possessions and taking advantage making another run at it,” said Brees, who winning kick in playoff history. of an interception when Todd Gurley let was denied a shot at adding to the Super “It’s unbelievable, man. I can’t put it into a pass slip through his hands. Bowl title he won during the 2009 season. words,” said Goff , who at 24 became the The Superdome, which had been in This one really hurt. Then a fake punt early in the second He hopes another gut-wrenching loss youngest quarterback to win an NFC title. uproar all afternoon, suddenly turned The Rams (15-3) and their 32-year-old quarter gave Los Angeles its initial fi rst in the playoff s will spur the team to even “The defense played the way they did to eerily silent. It was the fi rst home playoff coach, Sean McVay, capped a remarkable down of the game. Sparked by that gutsy greater heights. force it to overtime. The defense gets a pick loss for the Saints with Brees and coach rise since moving back to Los Angeles call, the Rams fi nally came to life off en- The Rams head to Atlanta in about and Greg makes a 57-yarder to win it. That Sean Payton, who and been 6-0 in those three years ago. The team will be ap- sively and drove into position for the fi rst a week for the Feb. 3 Super Bowl at was good from about 70. Unbelievable.” games since their pairing began in 2006. pearing in its fi rst Super Bowl since the of four fi eld goals by Zuerlein. Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

trophy has the extra meaning of putting title since 2003, when the franchise conference to an art form. Belichick McVay, the grandson of John McVay, LOVERRO him one up on the great Lombardi, was located in St. Louis. drips disdain. McVay exudes charm. who was the San Francisco 49ers From page B10 whose Green Bay Packers won fi ve NFL The Rams making it to the Super Belichick carries the baggage of two general manager who helped build fi ve championships, two of them the fi rst two Bowl is a marketing gift for the league, NFL scandals on his resume. There Super Bowl champions, came of age those trips — which ties him for NFL Super Bowl titles (ironically, the founder which had had no presence in the Los was Spygate, when Belichick was as a football coach with Washington, championships with the man whose of the NFL, George Halas, won six NFL Angeles market since 1995 — when the caught illegally taping New York Jets fi rst joining Mike Shanahan’s staff as an name is on the trophy both coaches championships over the 42 years he Rams moved to St. Louis. coaches signals during a 2007 game. assistant tight ends coach in 2010. He are going for — the Vince Lombardi coached the Chicago Bears from 1921 to Now, LA has two, including the re- And there was Defl ategate, when would be part of what has now become Trophy, awarded to the Super Bowl 1963, but for whatever reason, his name located San Diego Chargers, who were Brady was accused of deliberately de- a storied staff that included Kyle Sha- winner. never seems to be in the discussion). knocked out of the playoff s last week. fl ating footballs in a 2015 playoff game. nahan, now the 49ers head coach, and It may be the only trophy Belichick Standing on the sideline in his Both of the LA teams will share a The heavy penalties that followed Matt LaFleur, just hired as the Green values. Last year, when his team de- way will be McVay, who, at 32, stands celebrated new stadium were likely payback for Belichick’s Bay Packers head coach. feated the Jacksonville Jaguars 24-20 in a chance to be the youngest coach Another marketing gift is McVay years of skirting, and often breaking, He left in 2017 to take the Rams job, the AFC title game, he quickly handed to win the Super Bowl, and may be right out of central casting — the the rules. leaving Redskins fans to bemoan the off the Lamar Hunt trophy for the the heir apparent to Belichick as the smart, handsome, personable young McVay? He’s a Boy Scout. idea that McVay was allowed to leave winner to someone else without rais- league’s coaching genius. He took over coach — and they are likely celebrat- He is also a painful reminder for instead of becoming their head coach ing it up for all to see, treating it like a the Rams heading coach job in 2017 ing his presence on the league’s biggest Washington Redskins fans of the dys- — as if anyone, even a young genius, participation trophy. and led the team to an 11-5 record and stage at NFL headquarters. Publicly, he function and self-destruction of their could succeed with this franchise. No, there is one trophy that mat- the NFC West division crown. It was is the antithesis of Belichick, who has franchise — though they need little ⦁ Hear Thom Loverro on 106.7 The ters to Belichick, 66, and this Lombardi their fi rst winning season and division raised the rude and muttering press reminder of that. Fan Wednesdays and Saturdays.

GOLF watched Duke’s Zion Williamson and R.J. the last 10. That might not seem like a interpreted as a subtle dig at Kelly Oubre, With 14-foot birdie, Long wins WIZARDS Barrett pick apart Virginia’s pack-line lot, but they’ve climbed up to 10th in whose risk-taking often irritated his From page B10 defense on Saturday. the league from 25th in that category. coach and limited the forward’s playing Desert Classic for 1st PGA title Right now, Washington’s recent play In-season additions have helped. time before the Wizards traded him and LA QUINTA, CALIF. | Adam Long made Further, the Wizards’ upcoming makes drafting one of those two stars a Trevor Ariza, acquired from the Phoe- Austin Rivers for Ariza. a 14-foot birdie putt on the fi nal hole schedule features teams near them in pipe dream. Even their defense — which nix Suns, gave the Wizards a reliable Time and time again, Brooks has Sunday to win the Desert Classic for his the standings, starting with Monday’s was, at times, embarrassing — has been veteran presence. emphasized the importance of players fi rst PGA Tour title. game against the Detroit Pistons. Detroit, better in Wall’s absence. Backup point guard Chasson Randle, knowing their roles. SPORTS Making his sixth ca- for instance, is ninth in the East, but Over every team’s last 10 games, who cracked the rotation after Wall went Without Wall, the Wizards have es- BRIEFS reer start on the tour, Washington trails them by just a game. Washington ranks eighth in defensive down, is also a feisty young player whose pecially had to play within a system. Long, 31, closed with a Later in the week, the Wizards face effi ciency, giving up 108.5 points per 100 eff ort has been a boost. Star Bradley Beal has elevated his game 7-under 65 on the Sta- the Orlando Magic, who are also desper- possessions. Brooks said he’s been impressed with and Washington is getting the most out dium Course at PGA West to beat playing ate to make the playoff s. By comparison, from the start of Ariza’s “serious approach” to the game. of role players Satoransky and Tomas partners Phil Mickelson and Adam Had- “It’s going to really important, the the season through Dec. 26 (Wall’s last “He’s not going to get a stop every Bryant. win by a stroke. Mickelson, the leader schedule 10 games before the All-Star game), the Wizards gave up a third-worst time, but he’s going to give great eff ort,” Is that good enough to make the after each of the fi rst three rounds, fought [Break], and to see where we can be 112.5 points per 100 possessions. Brooks said. playoff s? Based on Leonsis’ comments putting problems in a 69. Hadwin shot 67. after that,” Satoransky said. “We are very The diff erence? Brooks said his team “He’s not going to gamble a lot. He’s last week, it better be. aware of the importance of this stretch has been better in stopping transitions not going to take the immature chances “It’d be easy to say, ‘We have so many HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL of the games.” and has committed fewer turnovers. that might lead to a steal and a dunk in players out injured,’ but we’re not gonna Team whose fans touted Trump It’s understandable that some fans For the former, the Wizards went from transition, most likely it’s not. He doesn’t do that,” Leonsis told reporters. “We’re want the Wizards to end up with a high allowing 15 fast break points per game usually take those gambles.” not letting anybody off the hook. We pulls out of King tournament pick this season — especially those who through their fi rst 35 games to just 13 in Brooks’ statement could be gotta make the playoff s.” MINNEAPOLIS | A Minnesota high school where fans displayed a President Trump re-election fl ag has pulled out of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day tournament including 5-for-9 3-point shooting. Fresh- lane for a buzzer-beating layup. put the game out of reach. Mikesell made in Minneapolis. NCAA man Shakira Austin posted a double-dou- But coach Brenda Frese said she at least one 3-pointer in every quarter and The Jordan High School boys’ team From page B10 ble of 13 points and 10 rebounds, along with loved her team’s response coming out her fellow freshman Austin grabbed her was scheduled to play Minneapolis three blocks and two steals. of halftime. Strategically, the Terrapins fi nal two rebounds off the defensive glass Henry on Monday. Some Jordan fans 77-60. Maryland started the year 12-0 and Charles scored 19 points and Fraser chose to focus on getting the ball down to wrap up the game. displayed a Trump banner when Roos- looked like far and away the best team added an important 13 off the bench. low to Austin and Fraser in the second Charles said that following the loss evelt visited Jordan last week. in the Big Ten, but conference play has Teniya Page scored 20 to lead the half, she said. at Michigan State, Frese challenged the Jordan is a rural, overwhelmingly brought them some new ups and downs. Nittany Lions. Usually a starting guard Penn State led by as many as fi ve early Terrapins to fi nd more energy and for white community. Roosevelt’s coach says “I think the Big Ten has grown a lot,” for Penn State, Page started the game on in the third, but Fraser in particular found the leaders to be more vocal. his team is predominantly black. senior Brianna Fraser said. “We’ve seen the bench for the fi rst time all year due ways to get open under the basket. Eleven “It was just a good lesson to learn — From wire dispatches and staff reports. a lot of teams winning games, a lot of to violating a team rule. of her 13 points came in the second half. that once we focus and lock in, we can do teams losing games that we don’t really Maryland led 21-8 after one quarter as “It felt like that was where our advan- really good things. It’s just something we PRO CALENDAR see (lose).” Mikesell and Charles each posted eight tage was,” Frese said. “They were play- have to be consistent with,” Charles said. HOME GAMES SHADED Monday Tuesday Wednesday “It’s really competitive, which is great points. But the Nittany Lions found their ing four guards with one post, and even Maryland swept the season series San Jose Toronto that every night we’re challenged and stroke from the fi eld in the second. By when they went to two post (players) with Penn State. When they met in Sharks Maple Leafs 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. that we can’t take any night off ,” Kaila outscoring the Terrapins 19-6 in the fi rst they couldn’t match the talent of the post Happy Valley, the Nittany Lions led for NBC-W NBCSN FM 106.7 FM 106.7 Charles said. “So I like the fact that it’s six minutes, Penn State tied the game at that we have. I loved seeing that kind of three quarters before Maryland routed Detroit starting to level out and everybody’s 27; Page had nine points in the period to chemistry with Shakira and Bri.” them in the fourth to grab the road win. Pistons giving their best every night.” lead the way. Maryland led 57-51 with 10 minutes left The Terrapins have two road games 2 p.m. NBC-W Maryland freshman Taylor Mikesell led Maryland kept it tied going into half- to play, and it took an 8-0 run with less coming up this week, at Ohio State and AM 1500 all scorers with a career-high 23 points, time, 35-35, a because Charles drove the than fi ve minutes to play for Maryland to No. 25 Indiana. ON WASHINGTONTIMES.COM Maryland native Follow us on Twitter @WashTimesSports Tiafoe in fi rst and on Facebook at Washington Times Sports Grand Slam quarterfi nal. B9 PPORTSORTS ■ Comics B8 SMONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2019 ☆☆ washingtontimes.com/sports SECTION B

CAPITALS Slumping Capitals drop fi fth straight with loss to Blackhawks

BY JAY COHEN Washington’s defensemen ac- penalty box in the third period of and 12 assists during an eight- Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews ASSOCIATED PRESS counted for each of its fi ve goals scores past Capitals goaltender a 7-1 loss last February. The fans game point streak. while star forwards Alex Ovech- Pheonix Copley during the third were promptly ejected, and then After Washington pulled CHICAGO | Jonathan Toews kin and Evgeny Kuznetsov were period of Washington’s 8-5 loss. banned from Chicago’s home within one again on goals by Carl- had three goals and two assists, kept off the scoresheet. Carlson games. son and Niskanen, Toews danced Patrick Kane added two goals scored twice, Dmitry Orlov and Smith-Pelly was sent off for around Orlov and beat Copley and two assists, and the Chicago Matt Niskanen each had a goal unsportsmanlike conduct in the with 5:03 remaining. Toews’ 21st Blackhawks handed the Wash- and an assist, and Brooks Orpik second period of Sunday’s loss, goal made it 7-5 and completed ington Capitals their season-high got his second of the season. but there was no sign of any his sixth career hat trick. fi fth consecutive loss with an 8-5 Capitals goaltender Braden incident. It was part of an up-and-down victory on Sunday. Holtby allowed four goals on Carlson trimmed Chicago’s day for Orlov, who got his third Brandon Saad and Alex De- 11 shots before he was replaced lead to 4-3 when he blew a one- goal of the season when his shot Brincat also scored and Dylan by Pheonix Copley 2:30 into the timer past Delia 3:09 into the from the left boards went under Strome added an empty-netter second. third. Kane responded with a Delia 15:24 into the second. But he as last-place Chicago stopped its It was Washington’s fi rst game power-play goal, and Toews sent also batted a puck out of the air own fi ve-game slide. Collin Delia in Chicago since Devante Smith- a wrist shot past Copley to make and over Holtby to hand Toews made 34 saves, including impres- Pelly heard chants of “basketball, it 6-3 at 7:20. his fi rst goal 14:53 into the fi rst. sive stops on John Carlson and basketball, basketball” while the It was Kane’s 14th goal in his The Capitals host the San Jose Tom Wilson in the second. black forward was sitting in the PRESS ASSOCIATED last 14 games. He has seven goals Sharks on Tuesday night.

NFL STARS AND UPSTARTS Veteran Brady leads Patriots over Chiefs in OT thriller; Goff, Rams top Saints

BY PAUL NEWBERRY

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After two Sunday title games that each featured a legendary NFL quarterback taking on a rising young star, fans will get a sequel of sorts on Feb. 3, when veteran Tom Brady leads the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl against upstart Jared Goff and the Los Angeles Rams. The visiting Patriots, playing in the late game Sunday, defeated the scrappy Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Conference championship, 37-31, with Brady engineering a game-winning drive in overtime. In the earlier NFC Cham- pionship in New Orleans, the Rams stunned the New Orleans Saints with Greg Zuerlein’s 57- yard fi eld goal in overtime for a 26-23 victory — an outcome that might not have been possible without an egregious mistake by the offi cials in the closing minutes of regulation. Los Angeles cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman committed a blatant interference penalty with a helmet-to-helmet hit on Tommylee Lewis well before the pass arrived inside ASSOCIATED PRESS the 5, forcing the Saints to settle Rams coach Sean McVay and quarterback Jared Goff hold the NFC Championship trophy aft er Los Angeles defeated the New Orleans Saints, 26-23, in overtime Sunday. for Wil Lutz’s 31-yard fi eld goal that made it 23-20 with 1:41 left in regulation. “Came to the sideline, looked Belichick vs. McKay: The Dark Knight and the Golden Boy at the football gods and was like, `Thank you,”’ Robey-Coleman New England uper Bowl coach Sean McVay, will be about the coaches and said. “I got away with one tonight.” running back LIII will be a and the preparation the comparisons and contrasts After the no-call, Jared Goff Sony Michel matchup of the for the chess game be- between the two. had enough time to lead the runs into the Sold and new tween the two coaches For Belichick, he will be Rams down the fi eld for Zuer- end zone for NFL genius — argu- will likely dominate going for the undisputed lein’s tying fi eld goal, a 48-yarder a touchdown ably the greatest coach the days leading up to crown of the greatest coach with 15 seconds remaining. during the in the history of the the Super Bowl on Feb. in NFL history. Some would New Orleans won the coin Patriots’ 37-31 league versus the THOM 3 in Atlanta. make the case that he has overtime prototype of the 21st There will be a already achieved that place in » see NFL | B9 LOVERRO spotlight on New league history, with eight AFC victory over century football coach. The Dark Knight England quarterback titles and trips to the Super the Kansas SUPER BOWL LIII against the Golden Tom Brady, perhaps Bowl during his 18 season as PATRIOTS City Chiefs Boy. the league’s most recognizable Patriots head coach. He has in the AFC New England Patriots star who remarkably is still won the coveted title in fi ve of VS. RAMS Championship Sunday, Feb. 3 coach Bill Belichick will match playing at an elite level at the 6:30 p.m., CBS on Sunday. wits with Los Angeles Rams age of 41. But this Super Bowl » see LOVERRO | B9

WIZARDS NCAA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Wizards say tanking is ‘not an option’ Maryland sweeps series with Penn State BY MATTHEW PARAS “I never understood the word guard Tomas Satoransky said. BY ADAM ZIELONKA until a late eruption of off ense Big Ten) ﬁ nished the day shoot-

THE WASHINGTON TIMES tank,” coach Scott Brooks said The Wizards have played THE WASHINGTON TIMES allowed Maryland fans could ing 49.2 percent and outscored Sunday. “As a player, as a coach, better lately, and they’ve shown breathe easy. the Lady Lions (9-9, 2-5 Big Ten) When the owner speaks, the your job is to go out there and no signs of folding since John COLLEGE PARK | Big Ten Con- The Lady Terrapins bounced in the paint, 40-28. rest of the franchise typically compete and put yourself in Wall opted for season-ending ference action has proven to be a back from their second loss of It’s still possible Maryland has to fall in line. But when Ted a position to win games. Our surgery late last month. While challenge for the No. 9 Maryland the season by pushing through will fall out of the top 10 in Leonsis declared last week the organization, even though we’ve they are still seven games under Terrapins this year. They dropped for a 79-67 win over Penn State the Associated Press poll for Wizards would “never, ever” had some guys out, some start- .500, the Wizards are 6-4 over two games early in the league at the Xﬁ nity Center. the ﬁ rst time this year, because tank, players and coaches didn’t ers out and some really good their last 10 and just three games schedule, and some of their wins Penn State used a huge sec- the Terrapins lost last Thurs- have to make any adjustments. starters out, we’re still focused out of the playoff s. turned out to be nail-biters. ond-quarter swing to ensure the day at No. 17 Michigan State, They were already on board on competing and winning.” Sunday afternoon’s game was game was competitive until the with the message. “For me, that’s not an option,” » see WIZARDS | B9 headed for the latter category very end. But Maryland (16-2, 5-2 » see NCAA | B9