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Slack.com slash DHQ. CNN will soon be airing a powerful new documentary entitled Crisis,

America, Not in Crisis. The documentary will detail the crisis hitting America's newsrooms

as all across this nation, from 8th Avenue in Manhattan, all the way to H Street in Washington,

DC, journalists are realizing that the racial tensions tearing this country apart exist

largely from 8th Avenue in Manhattan, all the way to H Street in Washington, DC. The crisis

was sparked after shocking videos of life outside a narrow quarter of land near the East

Coast somehow found their way into American newsrooms. These videos largely taken during

Hurricane Harvey in Texas showed amazing scenes of yucky, ordinary Americans treating each

other with civility, kindness, and respect, even as America's journalists were slavering

with sneering hatred for them because they're different than America's slavering hate-filled

journalists. In one amazing rescue involving helicopters, small watercraft, and police dogs,

CNN's Chris Cuomo was airlifted out of an ideological bubble in which he'd been trapped

for 47 years. In the wake of the rescue, Cuomo witnessed scenes of Texans he absolutely

despised, doing nicer things for one another than he'd ever done for anyone. Cuomo then

gave an interview to his own hand in which he said, quote, oh, my dear hand, to whom I've

been talking almost exclusively for as long as I can remember, it now seems I've been

reporting on seething racism in an America that exists almost entirely inside my own imagination.

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