Mosheh Oinounou
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first heard Jan 2025
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Now, CNN did issue an on-air apology back in 2022. However, several CNN staffers actually took the witness stand to say they didn't feel an apology was necessary. Some of them were standing by the story here. Nonetheless, the jury found otherwise. There's a very high bar for defamation in the U.S. because of the First Amendment, the freedom of the press.
But ultimately here, the jury feels that CNN went too far in this story, significant at a time where Trump in particular has been going after media believing that they have an agenda here. And so this is a story that we thought we should bring to your attention.
It actually took states upwards of two decades, more than that, for every state to recognize MLK Day here. Jill, key to that lobbying effort for MLK Day, Stevie Wonder's Happy Birthday song. Happy birthday to you. That is sorry for the off key version of it. You can listen to Stevie's version, though. It's about MLK's birthday. It was part of the lobbying effort to get a day for MLK.
A reminder, he was just 39 years old. very young as he was assassinated there. And at the time of his death, he was a very polarizing figure. He had actually taken on the Vietnam War. He had taken on the poverty, housing, other issues that he saw as part of the civil rights movement. And so there were a lot of people at the time who thought he was way too radical.
He's not the figure that we look back at today in their unanimity back then. Very controversial. So they had to rally for a while there for support, 17 years to finally get 50 states to observe it. Clinton back in the 90s made it a national day of service. So many of you engage in volunteer projects today. Which takes us, Jill, into On This Day in History on this January 20th. A couple items.
On this day in 1841, Hong Kong was ceded by China to Great Britain during the First Opium War. It would take a very long time for China to then get back. Hong Kong was returned to Chinese control in 1997. On this day in 1981, Inauguration Day. This has been Inauguration Day, actually, going back to FDR. Back before then, in the first 120 years or so of American history, I was actually in March.
And then they're like, listen, we now have cars. We don't need horse and buggy anymore. We don't need this long period of time between presidents. So they moved up Inauguration Day from March to January in the Constitution. On this day in 1981, by then it was already a January inauguration. Minutes after Jimmy Carter's presidency ends, Ronald Reagan takes the oath of office.
52 Americans released from Iran after being held hostage for 444 days. Many folks drawing a connection there to the hostage release in Israel over the weekend. Ending here with a bit of pop culture news. On this day in 1982, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts release I Love Rock and Roll. And...
TV history, one of the more iconic shows of all time, Breaking Bad, starring Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, premiered on this day in 2008. So a happy 17th birthday to Breaking Bad. Jill, were you a Breaking Bad-er?
Oh, I think it was phenomenal.
Noted. Noted.
Thanks for listening, everyone. Live coverage all day over on Mo News Instagram.
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