
Brian Watt
Program Host at KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
Program Host @KQEDNews https://t.co/USuH7AQoux Nico and Melina's dad. From Charlotte. Lives in #thetown. Works where he can. Loves the SOUND of #ComicSans
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kqed.org | Alexander Gonzalez |Brian Watt
Jun 6Failed to save articlePlease try againPlaywright Jonathan Spector mined rich material from the Berkeley mindset for his Tony-nominated play ‘Eureka Day.’ (Cheshire Isaacs)Spector talked with KQED’s Brian Watt about his Broadway debut, the serendipitous foresight of his story, and a Kennedy Center production that he’s grateful never came to fruition.
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1 week ago |
ricochet.com | Brian Watt
The brain trust of the Democrat Party still cannot understand why Kamala Harris and Tim Walz didn’t attract and sway young American males to vote for them, and who instead turned out to vote for Donald Trump and J.D. Vance. So they’re spending millions of dollars and commissioning an exhaustive research effort to actually speak with these younger grunting, primitive, knuckle-dragging, troglodytes. Of course, it speaks volumes about how ideologically entrenched and clueless Democrats are.
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4 weeks ago |
kqed.org | Jared Servantez |Katie DeBenedetti |Brian Watt |Ethan Toven-Lindsey
May 9Failed to save articlePlease try againTens of thousands of Bay Area transit riders woke up Friday to find no BART service at all. Above, a BART train at the Civic Center station is shown last year. (Beth LaBerge/KQED)Updated 10:15 a.m.BART has resumed service across its entire system after an hours-long outage Friday morning forced tens of thousands of riders to find other ways to get around the Bay Area.
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1 month ago |
ricochet.com | Brian Watt
This one is for you. Sometimes removing a corrupt and dishonest bureaucrat is like removing a tick that burrows further into the skin. One quite nasty pest, Susan Rice, managed to burrow into the Defense Policy Board Advisory Committee sometime before President Trump’s inauguration, presumably still with Top Secret clearance since she was a former national security advisor and, for a time, a prospect to become the secretary of state.
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1 month ago |
ricochet.com | Brian Watt
Please note that members of the military and, in particular, commissioned officers can be relieved of duty by the Secretary of Defense and the Commander-in-Chief at any time. They don’t need to provide a reason or an extensive explanation of why they are doing so. And as much as this action may irritate them, they don’t need the permission of egomaniacal district court judges.
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RT @SFBART: Update: We now have systemwide restoration of service. These is our first passenger train on Yellow line. https://t.co/bHGlkZ…

RT @SFBARTalert: BART service has resumed system wide. Expect major delays in service toward all destinations due to an earlier train cont…