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Lagging far behind ABC World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News, the CBS Evening News moves to "the center of where everything is happening" with new anchor Norah O'Donnell. Will proximity to the action in Washington D.C. save the once-great newscast? If CBS can't make it in New York, New York, can they make it anywhere? Is the network merely trying to ride Donald Trump's ratings coat-tails? Or did they just wade into the credibility swamp, doomed to sink in the liar mire, long after viewers lost interest in an evening newscast.

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Lagging far behind ABC World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News, the CBS Evening News moves to "the center of where everything is happening" with new anchor Norah O'Donnell. Will proximity to the action in Washington D.C. save the once-great newscast? If CBS can't make it in New York, New York, can they make it anywhere? Is the network merely trying to ride Donald Trump's ratings coat-tails? Or did they just wade into the credibility swamp, doomed to sink in the liar mire, long after viewers lost interest in an evening newscast.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you 20 times each month thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com . They enjoy Members-only videos, a Member-written blog, comment forums, and private messaging.

Support us: https://Patreon.com/billwhittle

In September, President Trump told states by executive order that they can ban refugees, but as of now, not one state has taken him up on the offer. Trump capped refugee arrivals at 18,000 -- down from an Obama administration high of 110,000. Is this about numbers alone, or about the kinds (races and religions) of people who tend to be refugees? Why do even Republican states seem ready to welcome the very people President Trump and his supporters want to keep out.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott features ambush journalism, where Bill must deal with questions like you do in real life -- without script or preparation -- relying on your principles alone to answer. Our Members, unafraid of tough conversations, fund this show 20 times each month. They run their own blog and vigorous comments forum, and enjoy weekly backstage episodes. Join us today and find your people at https://BillWhittle.com

In September, President Trump told states by executive order that they can ban refugees, but as of now, not one state has taken him up on the offer. Trump capped refugee arrivals at 18,000 -- down from an Obama administration high of 110,000. Is this about numbers alone, or about the kinds (races and religions) of people who tend to be refugees? Why do even Republican states seem ready to welcome the very people President Trump and his supporters want to keep out.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott features ambush journalism, where Bill must deal with questions like you do in real life -- without script or preparation -- relying on your principles alone to answer. Our Members, unafraid of tough conversations, fund this show 20 times each month. They run their own blog and vigorous comments forum, and enjoy weekly backstage episodes. Join us today and find your people at https://BillWhittle.com

In September, President Trump told states by executive order that they can ban refugees, but as of now, not one state has taken him up on the offer. Trump capped refugee arrivals at 18,000 -- down from an Obama administration high of 110,000. Is this about numbers alone, or about the kinds (races and religions) of people who tend to be refugees? Why do even Republican states seem ready to welcome the very people President Trump and his supporters want to keep out.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott features ambush journalism, where Bill must deal with questions like you do in real life -- without script or preparation -- relying on your principles alone to answer. Our Members, unafraid of tough conversations, fund this show 20 times each month. They run their own blog and vigorous comments forum, and enjoy weekly backstage episodes. Join us today and find your people at https://BillWhittle.com

In September, President Trump told states by executive order that they can ban refugees, but as of now, not one state has taken him up on the offer. Trump capped refugee arrivals at 18,000 -- down from an Obama administration high of 110,000. Is this about numbers alone, or about the kinds (races and religions) of people who tend to be refugees? Why do even Republican states seem ready to welcome the very people President Trump and his supporters want to keep out.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott features ambush journalism, where Bill must deal with questions like you do in real life -- without script or preparation -- relying on your principles alone to answer. Our Members, unafraid of tough conversations, fund this show 20 times each month. They run their own blog and vigorous comments forum, and enjoy weekly backstage episodes. Join us today and find your people at https://BillWhittle.com

Major business leader, Bob Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment TV (BET), tells CNBC that the 2020 presidential election is Donald Trump's to lose. No one can dominate the news cycle like Trump, and the Democratic presidential candidates have moved to far from the center to appeal to the super-majority of Black voters the Democrats require in order to win the White House, Johnson says.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you 20 times each month thanks to the Members who pay for these productions. Watch the full archive at https://BillWhittle.com

Major business leader, Bob Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment TV (BET), tells CNBC that the 2020 presidential election is Donald Trump's to lose. No one can dominate the news cycle like Trump, and the Democratic presidential candidates have moved to far from the center to appeal to the super-majority of Black voters the Democrats require in order to win the White House, Johnson says.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you 20 times each month thanks to the Members who pay for these productions. Watch the full archive at https://BillWhittle.com

Major business leader, Bob Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment TV (BET), tells CNBC that the 2020 presidential election is Donald Trump's to lose. No one can dominate the news cycle like Trump, and the Democratic presidential candidates have moved to far from the center to appeal to the super-majority of Black voters the Democrats require in order to win the White House, Johnson says.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you 20 times each month thanks to the Members who pay for these productions. Watch the full archive at https://BillWhittle.com

Major business leader, Bob Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment TV (BET), tells CNBC that the 2020 presidential election is Donald Trump's to lose. No one can dominate the news cycle like Trump, and the Democratic presidential candidates have moved to far from the center to appeal to the super-majority of Black voters the Democrats require in order to win the White House, Johnson says.

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you 20 times each month thanks to the Members who pay for these productions. Watch the full archive at https://BillWhittle.com