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Little Fires Everywhere (2020)
melodramatic dribble
Could have provided some profound insights for young women , but instead elected to evolve to predictable overplayed dialog, letting every character avoid taking personal responsibility for their life choices. Blame your parents. Or Society. Everyone a victim.
Your World w/ Neil Cavuto (1996)
Fearless and Factual
Can always count on well-searched, factual, in-depth reporting , delivered on occasion with a touch of humor and sarcasm. If you want filtered "news" so you don't have to think for yourself - don't watch Cavuto. I have utmost respect for this man who can make fun of himself as much as he does anyone else (unlike Bill Maher). You can always count on Neil to be sharp, fair, and thorough. All of this while quietly battling cancer and MS - for years. An inspirational man for both his work and his spirit. If you haven't caught his show you are missing the rest of the story behind the headlines. If you only catch the last 3 minutes of his show every day - the "Common Sense " segment - he delivers a wrap up of the biggest story of the day - gloves off, impossible -to-dismiss insights.