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My videoblogging pal Mary Katharine Ham brings on Leftivus.

I had lunch with Pajamas Media Washington editor Rich Miniter today and got a sneak peek at the exclusive now up at PJM: the full official police report of the flying imams incident and handwritten witness statements. Check it out. Rich reports: The case of U.S. Airways flight 300 gets stranger by the minute. When [...]

Shutting down speech Well, I hope all you open-borders folks are proud of how your young acolytes in academia conduct themselves. They rushed the stage at Columbia University to shut down Minutemen Project co-founder Jim Gilchrist. They briefly disrupted MP co-founder Chris Simcox’s speech at Georgetown by pulling a fire alarm. And last night, they [...]

Videoblogger Jake Jacobsen went to Christkindlmarket in Chicago and interviewed folks about the War on Christmas controversy there. Check out the view from the ground:

It’s Friday and we take a lighter turn at Hot Air TV. Rules to remember to avoid a Britney Spears moment: 1) Fabric is your friend. If you refuse to wear underwear, at least wear a coat. 2) Accessories are your friend. Bag. Pillow. Book. Use your dog if you have to, please. 3) Friends [...]

***updated: Flip has the scoop*** Columbia University journalism school students show what the next generation of MSM reporters and editors are made of: Columbia University officials are lowering the boom on some graduate journalism students suspected of cheating on, of all things, an ethics exam. The J-schoolers’ alleged lapse on the final was reported yesterday [...]

Allah points to this Fox News report on Pelosi’s pick. The Dems will play up Reyes’ Border Patrol experience as evidence of his law enforcement bona fides and trustworthiness. I remind you of Reyes’ crony scandal involving a no-bid contract for a broken U.S.-Canadian border camera system run by a firm that employed Reyes’ daughter [...]

Nasrallah-non? (Source: Yahoo! News) Keep an eye on Beirut: A sea of flag-waving protesters demanded on Friday the resignation of Lebanon’s Western-backed government at a Hezbollah-led rally, but Prime Minister Fouad Siniora appeared unmoved by the pressure. Pro-Syrian Hezbollah and its allies had called on Lebanese from across the country to take part in the [...]

You’ll love this video: Steve Brown, 1. Howard Dean, 0.