Good day and welcome to Denison Forum's Daily Article podcast for Tuesday, January the 6th,

2020. I'm Chris Elkins, narrating today's daily article authored by cultural theologian, Dr. Jim

Denison. A woman protesting the Venezuelan government in 2021 was disfigured when military forces tossed boiling water on her.

Yesterday, she took part in demonstrations in New York City where she begged a Manhattan federal judge to lock up dictator Nicolas Maduro for as long as possible.

She identified herself only by her first name because she said she has family back in Venezuela

and fears for their safety since she's speaking out.

Quote, I was tortured for expressing myself and having an opinion.

By contrast, Maduro told the judge at his court appearance,

I am innocent. I am not guilty. I am a decent man, the constitutional president of my country,

end quote. In other headline news, today is the fifth anniversary of the attack on the United

States Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Many blame President Trump for what happened that day,

while others fault then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for allegedly refusing to deploy the National Guard.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walts announced yesterday

that he would not seek a third term

so he can focus on fraud issues plaguing his state.

He blamed President Trump and Republicans for exacerbating the problem

while others blame his administration.

And federal health officials on Monday announced what the New York Times calls

dramatic revisions to the slate of vaccines recommended for American children.

Some public health experts protested the revisions, while Department of Health and Human Services

Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said, we are aligning the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule

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