Screenplays that can be downloaded

The script for #Soul is now available to download for free, along with more 2020 screenplays: https://t.co/ADG0ipYynf pic.twitter.com/7NrVEH7ZO1
— The Film Stage 📽 (@TheFilmStage) January 26, 2021

Aspiring screenwriters and seasoned writers alike can benefit greatly from studying successful screenplayshttps://t.co/BoQLdyzp3C
— No Film School (@nofilmschool) August 12, 2023

The first batch of 2022 awards season screenplays are now available to download! Grab them while you can: https://t.co/XRev7L3vUV pic.twitter.com/5Q9K204m1X
— The Film Stage 📽 (@TheFilmStage) December 1, 2022

Download this year's Oscar-nominated screenplays for free: https://t.co/XRev7L3vUV pic.twitter.com/eYKxrsfedQ
— The Film Stage 📽 (@TheFilmStage) March 7, 2023

If you're a James Cameron fan, here's your chance to download his screenplays! https://t.co/fH4Z8Og6lM
— No Film School (@nofilmschool) October 10, 2022

Our friends at @IndieWire have posted a link to download 45 Genre screenplays for free. Titles include A CLOCKWORK ORANGE and GOODFELLAS. https://t.co/NK3SFdWnuo https://t.co/NK3SFdWnuo
— American Cinematheque (@am_cinematheque) July 9, 2018

Charlie Kaufman: Screenplays Download #screenwriting #filmmaking #screenwriter #bps **Please Share** https://t.co/2JDNL1n5JR
— The Dave Bullis Podcast: A Filmmaking Show (@DBPodcast) October 20, 2022

Screenwriters take a look and why not download all the 2020 Oscar nominated screenplays.
https://t.co/MYjFXDZKIH

Thank me in your acceptance speeches #screenwriting #filmmaking
— Giles Alderson (@GilesAlderson) January 22, 2020

Finally put the shooting scripts for Glass Onion and the Poker Face pilot on my site. These are the drafts we went into production with, I think it’s more interesting to see what changed in the shooting/editing rather than reading a conformed script. Enjoy!…
— Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) August 22, 2023

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Voice of America update 1/26/21

Biden is undoing the damage done by Trump and his hacks.

So if I understand this right, the Trump guy appointed to gut Voice of America illegally paid @McGuireWoodsLLP $3M in tax dollars to root through employee email archives for evidence of disloyalty. https://t.co/X5ntwCai1r
— Dan Froomkin/PressWatchers.org (@froomkin) January 26, 2021

Demoted VOA reporter Patsy Widakuswara (@pwidakuswara) is back on White House beat, as of today.

She was reassigned last week after asking pointed Qs to Pompeo and the then VOA director about Trump & US standing in the world. VOA director & deputy replaced yesterday.
— David Folkenflik (@davidfolkenflik) January 22, 2021

Breaking NEWS: Acting USAGM CEO Kelu Chao has fired the presidents of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Radio Free Asia & the Middle East Broadcasting Networks, as of 6pm.

RFE's Ted Lipien, RFA's Stephen J. Yates and MBN's Victoria Coates were appointed in late December /MORE
— David Folkenflik (@davidfolkenflik) January 23, 2021

Wow. VOA Dir. Robert Reilly is FIRED by Biden admin and escorted by Guards. He reprimanded reporter @pwidakuswara last week for asking Qs to Pompeo, removed her from assignment.

He's at least #5 official to be fired in last 24hrs. AP: https://t.co/wugj8yc6Mu
— Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) January 21, 2021

New: Director and deputy director of ⁦@VOANews⁩ pushed out by new Biden-appointed overseer ⁦@keluchao⁩. VOA directors had been appointed by Trump administrator Michael Pack last month. Pack was forced out yesterday. https://t.co/FAUMLYpsNG
— Paul Farhi (@farhip) January 21, 2021

UPDATE: President Biden names senior VOA news executive Keli Chao as acting CEO over its parent agency, the US Agency for Global Media.

Chao had been named whistleblower in lawsuit that successfully alleged illegal acts by Michael Pack, whom she replaces https://t.co/SAbOdv9sFM
— David Folkenflik (@davidfolkenflik) January 21, 2021

US Agency for Global Media Michael Pack resigns, effective 2pm, after waging war on his executives and the international news networks they oversee. A Trumpian legacy of ideological clashes, lawsuits and scandal. More to come.
— David Folkenflik (@davidfolkenflik) January 20, 2021

First on NPR: Trump’s CEO at parent agency of Voice of America paid a law firm millions in taxpayer dollars to investigate his own executives.
https://t.co/mSHii5K0o9
— David Folkenflik (@davidfolkenflik) March 5, 2021

Virus vaccine news 1/26/21

Are you wondering if you or a loved one is eligible for a COVID vaccine? The @nytimes has been tracking the ever-changing rules in all 50 states and updates this tool daily. It is free and not behind the paywall. You can look up rules in your state, here: https://t.co/01gDgOLYvX pic.twitter.com/4XfgcSQSVF
— Danielle Ivory (@danielle_ivory) January 28, 2021

6 reasons America's vaccination mess is about to get better — my optimistic take on where the rollout is heading in the next few weeks: https://t.co/omKc20JbQa
— Andrew Romano (@AndrewRomano) January 28, 2021

Here's how to debunk myths, ease concerns and spread accurate information about the Covid-19 vaccines, according to CNN Medical Analyst @DrLeanaWen. https://t.co/W4V1MGn2a9
— CNN (@CNN) January 26, 2021

Like all new drugs, Covid vaccines come with some safety concerns. Here's what you need to know about the vaccine-linked deaths and allergies. https://t.co/tZQdGa7StR
— Bloomberg (@business) January 26, 2021

New via WaPo: WH Covid coordinator Zients is expected to inform Governors this afternoon that the weekly federal allocation of vaccines is forecast to go from about 8.6 million doses to about 10 million doses. https://t.co/sDYb5aDV7q
— Michael Del Moro (@MikeDelMoro) January 26, 2021

More than 9% of people in West Virginia have received at least their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, according to data published by the CDC. Nationally, that number stands at less than 6%. https://t.co/zjksthbWK3
— CNN (@CNN) January 26, 2021

As it happens, I just finished a Conversation with @scottlincicome in which Scott cited this as an example where private sector expertise could have been–and could still be–used for vaccine distribution.
Should be up in a day or two on @KristolConvos.https://t.co/LYLm5FM7oX
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) January 26, 2021

The newest vaccine twist: States desperate for more Covid shots are rerouting unused doses earmarked for nursing homes and assisted living facilities.

But states stress the move won't hamper vaccinating vulnerable residents and staff.https://t.co/ZqIaqSmOJX
— POLITICO (@politico) January 26, 2021

White people are getting vaccinated at higher rates than Black and Latino Americans. A CNN analysis of data from 14 states found vaccine coverage is twice as high among White people.

From @NTerryEllis @priyakkumar and @Deedrah: https://t.co/VZuiUCgT8K
— Omar Jimenez (@OmarJimenez) January 26, 2021

We’re probably not hearing enough about how vaccine reluctance is complicating institution-based vaccination.

Every school and nursing home I have visibility into has tons of staff who don’t want the vaccine and administrators who want them to take it.
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) January 26, 2021

"America’s vaccine rollout underscores the many shortcomings of the nation’s healthcare system, which segregates people into two broad categories — those with easy access to care and those without."

Column by @hiltzikm: https://t.co/4NxWysfegt
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) January 26, 2021

Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine works against the new mutant strains. Is that enough?https://t.co/jqhO2cP5MO
— TIME (@TIME) January 26, 2021

i wonder if there isn't some (perhaps inadvertent) course correction where journalists who feel they missed seeing the pandemic coming are framing pieces around vaccines/variants more grimly than perhaps is warranted. not nefariously, just reflexively https://t.co/RjMVJtpQj8
— Charlie Warzel (@cwarzel) January 26, 2021

Unequal access to vaccines could cost trillions in global losses, says report https://t.co/hoeVGhnyJX
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 26, 2021

Johnson & Johnson plans to report out Phase 3 Covid-19 vaccine trial results by early next week, Chief Financial Officer Joseph Wolk says. https://t.co/aISPGDDI0I
— CNN (@CNN) January 26, 2021

A group of live entertainment businesses and organizations have sent President Biden a letter, offering to help with vaccine distribution https://t.co/LKc6Y6CUxN
— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) January 26, 2021

CDC says 2nd coronavirus vaccine shot may be scheduled up to 6 weeks later https://t.co/TUDdRDImVN
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 23, 2021

Wow. Walgreens says up to 80% of staff at some long-term care facilities declined #COVID19 vaccines.
— Ana Cabrera (@AnaCabrera) January 22, 2021

Dr. Offit told me we should be greeting the Covid vaccines with the same enthusiasm that greeted the polio vaccine: “It should be this rallying cry.”

Here’s my attempt at summarizing what we know – and don’t yet know – about the vaccines. (fin)https://t.co/7Te4p4aR4y
— David Leonhardt (@DLeonhardt) January 18, 2021

Staggering stat: The White House Council of Economic Advisers estimates every day the vaccine can be accelerated is worth ~$10 billion to society.
— Steven Dennis (@StevenTDennis) January 16, 2021

As of now, Publix is only offering vaccine in Florida counties won by Republicans https://t.co/A3IYjqtfCM
— Daniel Uhlfelder (@DWUhlfelderLaw) January 15, 2021

A Biden official said that federal planning and infrastructure for mass vaccinations was much worse than the incoming team had expected

with @jimtankersley https://t.co/qpkZgMvHD9
— Michael Crowley (@michaelcrowley) January 14, 2021

For all of Los Angeles’s mishaps in rolling out coronavirus shots, it has a higher vaccination rate than other large cities and counties.

We spent a day in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium, one of the largest U.S. vaccination sites. Here’s what we saw. https://t.co/rPq0GCkpOk
— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 28, 2021

Trump runs out the clock on emoluments suits

That’s insane. They’re not moot. He still has the money. When any other federal employee violates the emoluments clause they have to forfeit the money. https://t.co/09kAERxBB7
— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) January 25, 2021

A justice system that let's a defendant run out the clock to avoid judgment is not just.
Supreme Court Ends Emoluments Suits Against Trump https://t.co/nMwe9zb6H9
— Jill Wine-Banks (@JillWineBanks) January 25, 2021

BREAKING: Supreme Court dismisses as moot lawsuits over whether Donald Trump illegally profited off his presidency by accepting payments from foreign and domestic officials who stayed at the Trump International Hotel. https://t.co/1PSsXKP1g0
— The Associated Press (@AP) January 25, 2021

Our statement on the Supreme Court's Emoluments decision:https://t.co/zZ2L3ng6T5
— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) January 25, 2021

Trump spent four years unsuccessfully trying to shake lawsuits that accused him of unconstitutionally benefitting from his businesses as president. By losing the White House, he finally won.

On today's SCOTUS action and the end of the emoluments cases: https://t.co/sftHks0CuB
— Zoe Tillman (@ZoeTillman) January 25, 2021

I am aware that this is how common law works, but it seems weird to have the rule be that any time a new president is elected he can violate the emoluments clause and then stall litigation until he's out of office and we never get a precedent. https://t.co/hwKMDqboAw
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) January 25, 2021

A couple of things here:
* Roberts likes dismissing things in this way.
* CONGRESS NEEDS TO ACT, and pass legislation about what "emoluments" means, and what is prohibited. That's the only want to prevent Trump-style graft in the future. https://t.co/8bDi3unJWb
— Elie Mystal (@ElieNYC) January 25, 2021

Statement by Attorneys General Frosh and Racine on Conclusion of Emoluments Lawsuit: pic.twitter.com/fKv8bNpsyu
— Brian Frosh (@BrianFrosh) January 25, 2021

Dominion sues Giuliani

Good for them. Make him and all of the other liars pay!

EXCLUSIVE: Dominion to sue MyPillow man https://t.co/b88FNvzvjf
— Noah Shachtman (@NoahShachtman) February 16, 2021

Dominion claims Giuliani “profited significantly from his false claims, noting that he ‘reportedly demanded $20k/day 4..legal services to…Trump” & hosted a podcast “where he exploited election falsehoods to market gold coins, supplements, [&] cigars…’” https://t.co/kuy7KeHdoB
— Jennifer Cohn ✍🏻 📢 (@jennycohn1) January 25, 2021

Dominion voting machine firm sues Giuliani for more than $1.3 billion https://t.co/Jxiyz0ldr1
— Michelle Ye Hee Lee (@myhlee) January 25, 2021

Dominion Voting Systems sues Rudy Giuliani for defamation over false election claims, seeks over $1.3B in damages.https://t.co/hcpV74BZpo
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 25, 2021

Dominion Voting Systems has filed a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit against Rudy Giuliani. https://t.co/N6lu1Vf277 #RudyGiuliani
— AprilDRyan (@AprilDRyan) January 25, 2021

The Dominion v. Giuliani suit contains some truly wild nuggets. Here's a voicemail someone left w/ Dominion customer support: https://t.co/Raey3cMbOy pic.twitter.com/iZgRPdOQBu
— Charles Bethea (@charlesbethea) January 25, 2021

Tom Clare also said "we expect there will be many, many more" lawsuits… https://t.co/m67uAHQh63
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) January 25, 2021

One more on Trump’s terrible pardons

Only 25 of Trump’s almost 240 pardons and commutations were reviewed and approved by DOJ.

The rest went to Trump allies or people who paid for access to White House officials. Some of the pardons granted didn’t meet DOJ criteria or were opposed by DOJ. https://t.co/PU5eI9vasl
— Chris Lu (@ChrisLu44) January 26, 2021

Donald Trump's pardon of Stephen Bannon, who was charged with conspiring to defraud donors to a border wall fund, could increase the legal jeopardy of Bannon's three co-defendants. He could now be called to testify against them as a government witness.https://t.co/I97UdwVvSv
— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 26, 2021

Lobbyists with ties to President Trump and his administration got a big boost from clients angling for last-minute pardons.https://t.co/1yOvuNvyrA
— OpenSecrets.org (@OpenSecretsDC) January 25, 2021

We are still not over Trump's pardon of Steve Bannonhttps://t.co/UbzwGRIT3g
— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) January 25, 2021

Donald Trump granted an unusually large percentage of pardons and commutations late in his term. More than eight-in-ten of his total acts of clemency (84%) came in his final fiscal year in office. https://t.co/KXvcwFCsCd pic.twitter.com/adC2kQq7xc
— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) January 25, 2021

The art dealer HELLY NAHMAD bought every unit on the 51st floor of Trump Tower, paying $18M+.

When he pleaded guilty to running an illegal gambling ring in 2013, he said "I will never forgive myself."

But TRUMP forgave him, pardoning him on Wednesday.https://t.co/prDG04x8Eu
— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) January 23, 2021

This is so awesome. Trump’s lawyers incompetence overwhelmed Trump’s corruption, so now pardons for Manafort etc not enough to prevent their prosecution. https://t.co/NfLIqJXCHY
— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) January 23, 2021

The White House appears to have substantially overstated how much of his 10-year sentence Mr. Braun had completed, saying he had served five years when he had only reported to prison a year ago. The White House announcement also misspelled his first name. https://t.co/if7UlNQFep
— Adam Goldman (@adamgoldmanNYT) January 23, 2021

Trump ally Matt Schlapp's lobbying firm got $750k(!) from a former Trump campaign fundraiser as it lobbied for a presidential pardon on his behalf. He didn't get one. https://t.co/7DsJqBmAPy
— Lachlan Markay (@lachlan) January 22, 2021

MEDICARE FRAUD CASE STUDY # 3 JUDITH NEGRON also of Florida. (That Trump let out of jail & terminated $87 million restitution to taxpayers) Bribes to patient "brokers" Altered patient files/therapist notes to fake treatments Signed files as though she had been in 2 places at once pic.twitter.com/4Gss1oDzWM
— Eric Lipton (@EricLiptonNYT) January 22, 2021

JUST POSTED: Fed prosecutors & FBI agents spent years– millions of $$s–building evidence against some of the most outrageous Medicare fraud cases in U.S. history. Then Trump let the convicted felons out of jail. Prosecutors are outraged. Meet them here https://t.co/sDdyHp7Lrs
— Eric Lipton (@EricLiptonNYT) January 22, 2021

Randy "Duke" Cunningham, one of the corrupt GOP congressmen who received a midnight pardon from Trump, made a BRIBE MENU for a defense contractor ON CONGRESSIONAL STATIONARY with what they had to give him to get contracts. He was also supplied with prostitutes.
— James Hohmann (@jameshohmann) January 20, 2021

So, dangling pardons worked. https://t.co/mhd60voGvQ
— Mimi Rocah (@Mimirocah1) December 24, 2020

Flashback: Trump’s Lawyer Raised Prospect of Pardons for Flynn and Manafort https://t.co/gJRBrYH9qU
— John Avlon (@JohnAvlon) December 24, 2020

There were literally the warmups. There will be many others.
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) December 24, 2020

Trump plainly dangling the promise of pardons in exchange for individuals refusing to cooperate against him. We are witnessing the single most corrupt use of the pardon power in US history and a grave abuse of office that the founders expressly warned against. https://t.co/DW21rYXrLt
— Susan Hennessey (@Susan_Hennessey) December 24, 2020

It’s hard to even capture how corrupt it is for the president to pardon two people literally involved in a conspiracy with said president—and whose silence kept the president from facing accountability. https://t.co/kHVAYksCSy
— Garrett M. Graff (@vermontgmg) December 24, 2020

The pace & breadth of the President's pardons to political allies is breathtaking.
In 2 days, he pardoned 4 ppl prosecuted by Mueller, 3 former Republican congressmen, his son-in-law's father and a slew of others pushed by friends & conservative activistshttps://t.co/Qvkdg3iAjc
— Jeremy Diamond (@JDiamond1) December 24, 2020

The view of one of the only people in Mueller probe who prosecutors in that case said fully cooperated https://t.co/19RtW05XQQ
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) December 24, 2020

In pardoning Stone and Manafort, Trump is holding up his end of agreements to obstruct justice and completing a crime. If the Mueller Report had stated that conclusion clearly, we might be in a different world today.
— Susan Hennessey (@Susan_Hennessey) December 24, 2020

You don't get here in a day & you don't get here alone. Trump could only reach the point of believing he could take such egregious actions that so flagrantly undermine the rule of law after 4 years of Congressional Rs enabling each step on this path. @senatemajldr owns this. https://t.co/qcv9FZ76no
— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) December 24, 2020

It's important to remember that a presidential pardon reduces the ability of the recipient to invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) December 24, 2020

Trump’s pardons to shield Manafort and Stone – after dangling the idea to persuade them not to tell Mueller what they know about him – represent open corruption

the pardons don’t discredit the national security questions about Trump’s conduct w/Russia

the pardons affirm them
— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) December 24, 2020

Of the 65 pardons and commutations that Trump granted before today, 60 went to petitioners who had a personal tie to Trump or who helped his political aims. ⁦@maggieNYT⁩ ⁦@nytmike⁩ https://t.co/Nh2SGdjug9
— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) December 24, 2020

Updated pardon/commutation chart (still WIP).
Total by Trump: 65.
Breakdown:

1) Advance political agenda? 42/65
2) Personal Connection? 31/65
3) TV/TV Commentator? 12/65
4) Celebrity? 16/65

Personal or Political Connections (i.e. 1,2,3 or 4): 60/65https://t.co/gGHEUOuEGR
— Jack Goldsmith (@jacklgoldsmith) December 23, 2020

How close was Silver to getting sprung from prison by Trump clemency before the NYT story? His wife got a call the day before Trump’s last day about picking him up at Otisville. https://t.co/pcRc9eadyf
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) January 30, 2021

The majority of Americans support Senate conviction of Trump in the impeachment trial

This won’t sway Republicans because they’re scared of the Trump cult.

A majority of Americans support the second impeachment of former President Donald Trump https://t.co/TuW8KQCUap
— POLITICO (@politico) January 25, 2021

Quinnipiac poll of registered voters: 55% approve of the House vote to impeach Trump (42% disapprove), 54% say Senate should convict him (42% disagree), 59% say he shouldn’t be allowed to hold office again (38% say he should be allowed to).
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) January 18, 2021

Do you want the U.S. Senate to convict or not convict Donald Trump on this impeachment charge?

Convict 52%
Not convict 44%

(Monmouth U. Poll, 1/21-24/21)
— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) January 25, 2021

Two Bob Dylan documentaries

I recently watched Dont Look Back (1967) and Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese in outstanding Blu-ray editions from the Criterion Collection.

Rolling Thunder Revue chronicles Dylan’s 1975 tour. Scorsese made the strange decision to add fictional characters in with the real people. It makes you wonder what’s real and doesn’t add anything to the film. Howard Alk, who shot the footage in 1975 which is the basis for most of the film, doesn’t get much credit, just a brief acknowledgement in one of the supplements. Alk did a great job capturing Dylan’s performances close up. The restoration demo on the Blu-ray shows how much work went into cleaning up the footage and what a great job they did.

Dylan’s performances are excellent, much more passionate than usual for him based on the six of his concerts I have seen. Most people won’t agree but I like Desire (the 1976 album many songs here appear on) more than 1975’s Blood on the Tracks which is usually regarded as one of Dylan’s masterpieces. One of the supplements is a performance of “Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here with You” with revised lyrics which are not as good as the original version. Dylan has revised lyrics to other songs and I have not heard one that improves on the first version. Dylan always revises his performances of songs and I admire this. He doesn’t treat the records as the definitive version. The film has a great electric version of “A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna Fall”.

“This Land is Your Land” was used to close out the concerts but it’s not in the film. It wasn’t in the Bootleg Series 5 two-disc set taken from the concerts. It was in the 14 disc set released around the same time as the Scorsese film.

I then watched Dont Look Back which in which D. A. Pennebaker documents Dylan’s 1965 tour of England. It mostly focused on interactions with the media and other people involved in the tour and has little music. It does have the great placard video for “Subterranean Homesick Blues”

Dylan is very confrontational throughout but a lot of the people he meets clearly don’t understand him.

This was a solo acoustic tour but he had already released Bringing It All Back Home which has many electric songs.

great

One of the musicians on the Rolling Thunder tour:

David Mansfield on his years with Bob Dylan, Bruce Hornsby, Johnny Cash, and Sting https://t.co/p7rce7KUPf
— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) January 30, 2021

The Harriet Tubman $20 bill is coming

Trump wouldn’t do it. Biden will.

The Biden team promised to speed up Harriet Tubman's appearance on the $20. It's not going that way.
By @AnnieLinskey https://t.co/Ny6SSTp875
— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) June 3, 2021

Opinion: Putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill would be groundbreaking. It would also be in keeping with an early American tradition of issuing new banknotes regularly, with images much more varied than just presidents. https://t.co/FfktqTfxvG
— POLITICO (@politico) February 15, 2021

The Biden administration is speeding up the effort to feature a new face on the $20 bill: abolitionist hero Harriet Tubman.https://t.co/EjQJ1KSiTi
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) January 26, 2021

The Biden administration says it is "exploring ways to speed up" release of $20 bills featuring Harriet Tubman after the Trump administration delayed the move https://t.co/7oXTAIIK0m
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 25, 2021

Psaki says the Treasury Department is working on getting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill again. Trump was critical of the decision and Mnuchin said it wouldn’t happen until 2026.
— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 25, 2021

Twenty-dollar bill going from Andrew Jackson to Harriet Tubman — one symbol of difference between Trump and Biden. Proposed new design below: pic.twitter.com/e6xaukiSJJ
— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) January 25, 2021

NEW: White House says Treasury Dept. is "taking steps to resume efforts" to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.

Press Sec. Psaki says the Biden admin. is "exploring ways to speed up that effort." pic.twitter.com/z7Jw5CqXP0
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 25, 2021

Biden administration revives effort to put Harriet Tubman on $20 bill https://t.co/DgouU6VmlA
— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) January 25, 2021

10 minute January 6 riot video

New videos (taken from Parler) show specific chain of events

Starts with: Trump’s statements to supporters about @Mike_Pence

Leads to: violent threats to the Vice President during siege of Capitol.

This is chilling.

Full 10-min video we produced is available @just_security. pic.twitter.com/3hXGWUzaHN
— Ryan Goodman (@rgoodlaw) January 25, 2021

New video shows Trump rally crowd cheering call to ‘storm the Capitol’ (yahoo.com)