- Trial by Fire is the 66 th Adventures in Odyssey mainstream album. It was released on the AIOC on December 13, 2018, on digital download on January 31, 2019, and on CD on March 5, 2019. Its episodes began airing on the radio starting on March 30, 2019 and finished on May 4, 2019.
- 66: Trial by Fire March—May 2019 After years of searching for his true identity, Buck Oliver may finally get some answers when a painting from his mother suddenly shows up in Odyssey.
6 episodes on 2 CDs
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- SERIESAdventures in Odyssey Audio
- ISBN9781589976726
- ITEM CODEF01727D
- PUBLISHERTyndale
- FORMATCD
- AUDIENCEAges 8 & Up
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Unpacking the Biden-Harris agenda with Corey Lewandowski
Trump 2020 senior advisor Corey Lewandowski unpacks the Biden-Harris agenda and the consequences of a second coronavirus shutdown.
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris was widely slammed on Twitter this weekend for committing to helping small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic despite having openly supported protesters at the height of social unrest over the summer.
“Small businesses, especially Black and minority-owned businesses, urgently need relief to survive the effects of coronavirus this winter,” Harris, 56, tweeted on Saturday. “@JoeBiden and I are committed to helping these businesses during this pandemic and get them the support they need to thrive in years to come.”
Twitter users were quick to compare Harris’ post to one she made in June, a tweet in which she threw her support behind protesters “on the ground in Minnesota.”
“If you’re able to, chip in now to the @MNFreedomFund to help post bail for those protesting on the ground in Minnesota,” Harris tweeted on June 1.
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, center left, accompanied by Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser, right, waves while visiting the Downtown Holiday Market, Saturday, Nov. 28, 2020, in Washington. (AP)
The date was just one week after George Floyd, a Black man, died while in the custody of Minneapolis police. Floyd’s death sparked nationwide protests against racial injustice and police brutality, but they were quickly co-opted by incendiary elements that were responsible for widescale rioting and looting of small businesses in major metropolitan areas.
The apparent contradiction in Harris’ call to bail out protesters with her support for small businesses was not lost on the Twittersphere.
“Remember when you were fundraising to bail out criminals who destroyed small businesses during the riots?” one Twitter user quipped in response to her Saturday tweet.
“Maybe you should help the businesses looted and burned by your supporters,” wrote another user.
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“Then open the businesses back up!” pleaded another.
Just two days after Harris’ June 1 tweet, Minnesota’s Star Tribune newspaper published a list of over 360 businesses across the Twin Cities that had been “vandalized, looted or had doors and windows smashed” in the wake of the protests.
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The paper’s staff wrote: “Some have been reduced to rubble, and at least 66 gave been destroyed completely by fire. Others have reported extensive water damage or severe fire damage.”
Fox News had reached out to Harris' office with a request for a comment.