Hi, I'm Jim Denison with Dennis Informed, and this is the Daily 31st, 2018.

Keith King sued Francisco Huizsar III for alienation of affection among other complaints

after Huizhar had an affair with King's wife. King filed his lawsuit in North Carolina,

one of a few states where a person can sue another person for breaking

up his or her marriage. A North Carolina judge has now ruled that Whizard should pay $8.8 million.

He plans to appeal. Meanwhile, CBS executive Leslie Moonvis stands to lose as much as $300 million

if the network cancels his contract. Six women are alleging

that they were sexually harassed by Moonvis over the years. In other news, several states

joined efforts yesterday to block a Texas man from offering instructions online for making plastic

guns using 3D printers. However, CNN reports today that more than a thousand people

have already downloaded plans to print an AR-15-style assault rifle. The weapons could never be

traced if used in a crime since they have no serial number. They could slip more easily through

metal detectors and would enable criminals to circumvent background checks. What do these stories

have in common? The power of words. Emily Dickinson said, I know nothing in the world that has as

much power as a word. Words dominate our culture. From the president's speeches and tweets to congressional

laws to judicial rulings, words define and govern our democracy.

Not a day goes by when someone's words do not make headlines for good or for bad.

Words can be miraculous.

God use them to create the universe.

Jesus is the Word of God, according to John 1-1.

The Bible contains the Word of our God, according to John 1-1. The Bible contains the Word of our God,

according to Isaiah 40, verse 8. All words are powerful. St. Augustine said this. When I think about what I'm going to say, the word or message is already in my heart. So that the word already in my heart

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