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NBC spiked story on Wienstein years earlier.Now we know why.Kudos to FOXNews for cleaning up their act before anyone else.Trump made it so no one can hide from this stuff. Thank you Mr. President

Is there any basis for your belief that Matt Lauer was in charge of or influenced which stories NBC spiked? Or that there is any tangible connection whatsoever between Lauer's misconduct and the Weinstein story airing on NBC I'm not saved because I'm good. I'm saved because He's good!My website: www.bradfreeman.comMy blog: bradcfreeman.tumblr.com/

Is there any basis for your belief that Matt Lauer was in charge of or influenced which stories NBC spiked? Or that there is any tangible connection whatsoever between Lauer's misconduct and the Weinstein story airing on NBC? Of course, Lauer had influence - morning news guys are very powerful.Also - they fired other guys connected with Lauer too.Also - please peruse one of the Corey's interviews with Lauer a couple of weeks ago - where he talked about being abused - and Lauer ATTACKED him. A pattern of not following the abuse stories where they are leading.You might want to take up for the abusers here Brad - but I don't.Good riddance to Lauer.Glad NBC is forced to come clean

From Variety today:

I was pleasantly surprised to hear Kathy Gifford say, Matt should be forgiven.I don't know how far that goes.. But I don't think Matt is any better than Mr. Moore. Since I do not know what he is accused of, it could be much worse than anything Moore has been accused of Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Context. She wasn't wise to say it since she wasn't the one he has wronged. Also, what did she mean?Look at this quote from an interview with David Augsburger[emphasis mine]But it’s certainly true that some of what passes for ‘giving forgiveness’ can really be very distorted and hurtful.

She'll be roasted for it. They are looking for excuses to defame her because she is a known Christian. Good points and well taken. I hope that Kathy Lee has a reason for what she said (like maybe she spoke with him, or he begged forgiveness from his colleagues in a parting speech). No, he shouldn't be forgiven without remorse.

Forgiveness doesn't erase the need for consequences. If a young woman gets pregnant out of wedlock, the Lord will certainly forgive her, and people should, too (if she's sorry.) However, she still must suffer the consequences of her sin. If she is pregnant, she will have a baby 9 months later, despite her repentance.However, in our perverse world, people are not only not sorry for their sin, some of them seem to be rather proud of it. Watching all of this happen is kind of incredible and makes you wonder why now and where exactly is this headed? Oh how the mighty have fallen! More of Him...less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name

She'll be roasted for it. They are looking for excuses to defame her because she is a known Christian. I figured the same thing. That is unacceptable in today's atmosphere. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

You can be forgiven without being in a position of influence or in a position to harm other people