todd dorman: thanks. craig vansandt: we also have ben rogers, chair of the linn county board of ben, i appreciate you taking the time to be with us. ben rogers : thanks for having me. craig vansandt: our third panelist is ayman amer, the associate professor of economics at mount mercy university. it's good to have you back on the show. ayman amer: thank you. i'm glad to be here. craig vansandt: good. what i'd like to do is ask each of our panelists to name and give a brief description of what each person sees as the most important ethical issue of 2016. we'll then, depending on what they say, decide which one to talk about and explore that issue, and then move on to another issue. todd, let me start with you. what do you see as the essential ethical issue of 2016? todd dorman: well, it's the election year, and so i think having watched 2015 i think it's sort of the decline of honesty and verifiable truth as currency in politics. we're probably living more fact checking being done than ever before and yet

dorman crawford moved here from the east coast, where he participated in a primary. nothing like the craziness that >> dorman: it's the primary, you go to your location and you go in to a booth and then you select the person you're voting for. >> sabrina: this is his first election cycle in iowa. now he says he feels like his voice will matter more. >> dorman: definitely excited, because you get engaged. where at a primary, it's just, oh, you're just another person. you go in and you pull a lever. >> sabrina: at time when engagement is so important. >> dorman: i bring a different perspective, being a minority. the economy has bounced back nicely for some. but then there's some that are still left out. >> sabrina: that's why he says the economy is the number one issue. he knows who he's supporting, but encourages others to get involved no matter which candidate they're for. >> dorman: to feel like you're part of something because people tend to feel, oh why should i vote? you know, my voice is not being heard and they feel left out. definitely, i'm a true believer tha

guys like dorman's chrarone peake come up a step short.. they'll lose four of five offensive linemen too.. guys like eric mac lain... but the guy who calls himself mr clemson says they can use the loss in the title

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here's his story. " " dorman crawford moved here from the east coast... where he's participated in a primary... nothing like the craziness that are caucuses... 59:02 "the primary you go to your location and you go into a booth and you select the person you're voting for." this is his first election cycle in iowa. now, he says, he feels like his voice will matter more. 1:40:23 "definitely excited because you get engaged, versus a primary where you pull a lever." at a time when engagement is so important. 3:15:05 "i bring a different perspective being a minority." 3:24:26 "the economy has bounced back nicely for some but then there are some that are still left out." that's why he says the economy is the number one issue. he knows who he's supporting.. but encourages others to get involved.. no matter which candidate they're for. 6:26:19 "feel like youre jack/1shot: there are only two big events left before caucus night here in iowa. on january 25, there will be a democratic town hall hosted by c-n-n at drake. and on january 28, there will be a debate for re

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two clemson players with invites to mobile this week, dorman reader. south carolina jerrell adams, -- tight end jerrell adams, also taking part in the senior bowl. clemson came very close to winning its first national championship in 34 years, and the tigers' path back to the college football playoff national championship game next year was released today. and it begins on september 3rd at auburn, the tigers playing at jordan hare stadium for the first time since the 2010 season. clemson opens the home slate with troy on september 10th, followed by sc state. then, a thursday night game in atlanta, against georgia tech. the yellow jackets, the last team to beat clemson in the regular season. the acc opener is against louisville at death valley on october 1st, then a friday night game in chestnut hill, against boston college on october 7th. first friday night game for the tigers in 60 years. the acc atlantic division race heats up on october 29th in tallahassee, against florida state. syracuse and pittsburgh visit clemson the next two weeks, the panthers

clemson and dorman high product charone peake getting high praises for his route running during practice this week. first quarter, peake with a good eight yard game. 13 yards in the senior bowl. that drive ends in a touchdown. south carolina tight end jerrell adams also impressing scouts duri third quarter, adams takes the screen for 17 yards. the drive would end in a south field goal. adams 3 catches for 49 yards in th south beach the north 27-16. mississippi state quarterbk dak prescott named the senior bowl mvp. south carolina men's basketball gets a chance to avenge its first loss of the season tonight. alabama pays a visit to colombia. the gamecocks undefeated at the the sellout crowd doing their parts tonight to keep it that way. sindarius cornwell -- thornwqellell. 14 on the night for the junior guard. second half, gamecocks in transition. 14-5 run as usc goes up 11. 11 -- also dialing in from long-distance.a team high 20 points and 11 boards. also a little curricular act for the game. nothing escalated between the two sides. south carolina improves to 19 and 2 with a 78-64 win. >

guys like dorman's chrarone peake come up a step short.. they'll lose four of five offensive linemen too.. guys like eric mac lain... but the guy who calls himself mr clemson says they can use the loss in the title game to catapult over the final hurdle next year. year. 3 "i think that maybe a loss is a little more empowering than a win going into the offseason. i think if they can take this into their training, take this into their spring ball, the feeling that they have right now. they're going to be a de ferrous group. group. 3 "we'll be back, next year's in tampa of course, jordan's coming back, tay's coming wayne decides to come back. we'll basically have our whole offense back. we play maybe 30-40 freshmen, so we have a lot of guys coming back, young talent. and we've got a good recruiting class coming in so, this is going to motivate us and we'll learn from it. it. 3 "and the biggest reason for tigers fans to be excited is of course deshaun watson. a guy who finished third in the heisman voting, second in the national championship ga

clemson and dorman high product charone peake getting high praises for his route running during practice this week. first quarter, peake with a good pickup. 2 catches. 13 yards in the senior bowl. drive ends in a touchdown. adams also impressing scouts during the week. third quarter, adams takes the screen for 17 yard. the drive would end in a south field goal. adams 3 catches for 49 yards in the game. fourth quarter, the alabama faithful getting to see a crimson tide player score. kenyan drake gets the corner for the 1 yard score. south beats the north 27-16. mississippi state quarterback dak prescott named the senior bowl mvp. clemson entered today alone in fourth place in the atlantic coast conference at 6 and 2. the tigers now beginning a three game road swing, visiting tallahassee this afternoon. clemson facing florida state. the tigers beat the seminoles at the well back on january 2. first half, fsu with a full court press. the tigers are able to break it. jordan roper with the lob to jaron blossomgame for the alley oop. blossomgame with a game high 21 poin final minute of the rop

responders bright's crash happened on the way home from school....she says she will be returning to dorman high school this monday to finish up her junior year. in roebuck adrian acosta fox carolina news tonight. 3 as you decide 20-16- 3 republican frontuneer donald trump stumped in south carolina tonight... one day after announcing he's skipping tomorrow's debate in iowa. iowa.it didn't seem to matter to supporters here in lexington county.he was introduced by lieutenant governor henry mcmaster, who is now endorsing trump. mcmaster, who previously served as the state's attorney general and chairman of the south carolina gop is the highest-ranking state official to endorse trump. 3 tomorrow trump will not be on stage at the fox news channel moderator megyn kelly is bibied against him.trump will instead host an event at drake university benefitting several veterans organizations.the event is set for the same time as the debate - at 7 p.m. tonight trump told his south carolina supporters they need to get out and vote. 3 3 3 3 "we're going to do things and the key is we have to mobilize, we h

two clemson players with invites to mobile, alabama, this week, dorman product charone peake and defensive tackle dj reader. south carolina tight end jerrell adams, also taking part in the senior bowl. clemson came very close to winning its first national championship in 34 years this past season, and now, the tigers' path back to the college football playoff national championship game next year was laid out in front of for the league. clemson will begin its run back on september 3rd at auburn, the tigers playing at jordan hare stadium for the first time since the 2010 season. the home opener comes against troy, the following week. the acc opener on october 1 against louisville. the tigers will play on a thursday and friday night this year, september 22nd at georgia tech, and october 7th at boston college. the acc atlantic division race heats up on october 29th in tallahassee, against florida state. the rivalry game coming at the end of the year. will muschamp bringing his gamecocks to death valley on november 26th. and speaking of the gamecock head coach, he rounded out his coaching staff

artavis scott, dorman's charone peake, and guys like freshman hunter renfrow and star tight end jordan leggett have really stepped up this season.. watson knows he doesn't need to do it all himself.. just let whoever is open make plays... 3 3 3 3 "just my whole skillset and doing what i do. if the time has come, then i'm going to do what i have to do to, if i have to run, then i'm going to run, if not then i'm not going to force it. i mean we have a lot more playmakers around me that can make plays. and if i get the ball in their hands plays." 3 "i mean if you go out the and do things that you normally don't do, you're going to lose the game so we're going to do what we do. it's gonna be great. we're about to go play for the national championship. so it's definitely bigger than all the other games we've played, but i mean it's just going to be great." great."scott leads the tigers with 89 catches this year.. but get this.. there are nine tigers with double digit catches this season.. they're simply very deep on the outside.. 3 but when the two coaches of the best teams in college footb

and to dorman's charone peake and riverside's kevin dodd...bringing home some hardware to the upstate would be a dream come true.... 3trt: trt: 3 spartanburg's never seen anything like that before. it'd be very good for me to bring that home to them." them." 3 3 "it still kind of feels unreal that we're here right now, but it's been a long road and i'm just glad that we got the opportunity to play in it. it's exciting." exciting."we'll have more on the matchup a little later. 3 but the players weren't the only ones we talked to at media day nicole papay has more... 3 we were out there all morning with coaches and players getting interviews about the pre-game but, we weren't the only ones there. nicole has more... more... 3 that's right, our sports team got up close and personal with players and coaches, but that doesn't mean the fans stayed away. this die-hard clemson following showed up early this morning to let the team know they're here. 3 3 3 c l e m s o n t i g e r s fightdeborah nelson stands among the truest tiger fans. she's been here in phoenix since thursday, already took a

artavis scott, dorman's charone peake, and guys like freshman hunter renfrow and star tight end jordan leggett have really stepped up this season.. watson knows he doesn't need to do it all himself.. just let whoever is open make plays... 3 3 3 3 3 "just my whole skillset and doing what i do. if the time has come, then i'm going to do what i have to do to, if i have to run, then i'm going to run, if not then i'm not going to force it. i mean we have a lot more playmakers around me that can make plays. and if i get them the opportunity to get the ball in their hands then they're going to make plays." plays." 3 3 3 "i mean if you go out the and don't do, you're going to lose the game so we're going to do what we do. it's gonna be great. we're about to go play for the national championship. so it's definitely bigger than all the other games we've played, but i mean it's just going to be great."games we've played, but i mean it's just going to be great." great."scott leads the tigers with 89 catches this year.. but get this.. there are nine tigers with double digit catches this season.. th

crash happened on her way home from school....she tells me she will be happy to return to school at dorman high this coming mondaylive in spartanburg county, adrian acosta, the four o'clock news. 3 fox carolina investigates at four---- 3 when you get up in the morning and want to warm your car up before heading out the door...do you ever wonder what could happen to you...or your car? car?did you even know you could face a fine for leaving it running, unattended? or worse it could be stolen! stolen!leaving your car unatttended and running makes it a prime target for thieves. and one piedmont woman amber hormer says her car was warming up in her driveway along daytona lane when someone jumped in and drove off.and officers are advising drivers that even if your car isn't stolen...you could end up facing a fine for leaving your car unattended and running.horner hopes drivers will learn from her loss.. 3 3 leson learned i'll never leave ananhing in my car and when its warming up ill be sitting in it cold (laugh) (laugh) 3 if you've seen horner's car--a 2003 white honda accord with south carolin

defense has to worry about...aaron cheslock caught up with one big time playmaker for the tigers from dorman high school... 3 3 3 3 when you talk about the clemson receivers there's really one guy that stands above anyone else...and thats charone peake. charone thanks so much for joining us...we've talked about it before down in miami 5 years you've been down here do you feel like its all been building to this moment? moment? 3 it really has if i wouldve never got hurt and got redshirted my junior year i never wouldve been in the position i'm in. when you look at the journey youve had to take battling back from knee injuries does it almost seem worth it at this point?i think it does its been an up and down career for me but i think this is one of the highs in my life. going up a team against alabama this is the 4th time youve beaten a team favored to win in a bowl game now youre the underdogs again?do you care or is this something you guys are accustomed to?we dont care we're used to being the underdogs...we're used to it. we just go out there and play ball. prepare the same. challenges do t

wheel.bright's crash happened on her way home from school.she says she will be happy to return to her classes at dorman high on monday. 3 temperatures overnight will fall into the upper 30s across the upstate while western north carolina falls into the low 30s. skies will remain mostly clear overnight into sunday.sunny skies will dominate the second half of the weekend as temperatures climb into the mid-60s in the upstate. western north carolina will likely peak in the low 60s under mostly sunny skies.winds will be gentle for most of the day, mainly coming out of the south and west between five and ten miles per hour. gusts throughout the afternoon could reach as fast as 20 miles per hour at times. late in the day on sunday as temperatures fall into the low to upper 40s. monday will see a mix of sun and clouds with a slight chance of a scattered showers early in the day. tuesday will see the return of wet weather as a cold front approaches the western carolinas. showers will likely arrive late in the day and last into wednesday.wednesday could see scattered showers as well as a few isolated thunderstor

. >>> we're back the panel and richard dorman, senior editor of "esquire" magazine and my partner in this poll is here to talk about the survey we just told you about. >> great to be here. >> it will hit newsstands on tuesday. the cover is donald trump, as you just said, as you call time avatar of anger. let's get into the why. i want to put up one other poll question about the american dream. is it alive for you? is the american dream still alive and well? a majority said it's once true but not anymore. but what was fascinating here is that when you broke it down by ethnicity. >> right. when you look at the ethnicities, whites are the angriest of all americans with white women in particular. but when you ask them why, the majority of white men and women get angry when they say the american dream is not what it used to be. that america's leadership role in the world isn't what it used to be and life didn't turn out for them. this is the anger of perceived diminishment and it's why a slogan like "make america great" resonates so strongly with white middle-class voters. >> chris, you w

. >>> and we're back with the panel, and richard dorman is joining us to talk about the survey we just told you about. welcome to "meet the press." >> great to be here. >> it's going to hit newsstands on tuesday. cover is, donald trump, as you just said, as you called him the avatar of anger. let's get into the why. i want to put up one -- another poll question about the american dream. is it alive for you? is the american dream still alive and well. and a majority said it's once true but not anymore. what was fascinating when you broke it down by ethnicity. >> when you look at the ethnicities, whites are the angriest of all americans, with white women in particular being the angriest subgroup. when you ask them why the majority of white men and women get angry when they say the american dream is not what it used to be, america's leadership is not what it used to be, and life didn't turn out the way it used to. it's perceived diminishment. that's why make america great again resonates so great. >> that's why i said you were providing us a great segue. >> i think there's a deep sense of

. >>> we're back the panel and richard dorman, senior editor of "esquire" magazine and my partner in this poll is here to talk about the survey we just told you about. >> great to be here.