Our Week In The Web: January 15, 2016

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1. Week In The News: Executive Action On Gun Control, Oregon Occupation, North Korea's Bomb (January 8, 2016)

2. President Obama's Final State Of The Union (January 13, 2016)

3. Flint Faces Water Crisis Now, And For Years To Come (January 11, 2016)

4. Ground Control To David Bowie: Remembering An Icon (January 12, 2016)

5. Time For A Guaranteed Basic Income? (January 13, 2016)

"Forcing a person to take orders to survive just isn’t right. That isn’t what freedom is." — Karl Widerquist

"Anybody gay, or bisexual, or transgender — Bowie was their hero. He told them they could stand up and be proud." — Peter Doggett

"How do you live your life when you don’t have confidence in water coming out of the tap?" — Nancy Kaffer

"We'll probably forget about the State of the Union in about 48 hours." — Douglas Brinkley

"Who would've guessed Tom had listened to A$AP Ferg?? Takes my love for the show to a New Level." (@DWW_1992)

"Because of the current program and as a classical composer and musician I am disgusted. I will never support this station again." (Ellen Bender)

"Cried while dancing to 'Heroes' in my kitchen." (Abby Normal)

"His name is not Crazy." (Marcus Seevers)

"Dirigibles all the way!" (Michael William)

This terrifying looped segment of a group of youthful Donald Trump supporters performing at a Pensacola, Fl. lobby. (CNN Politics / Vine)