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The expected position of CNN in all this is center, allegedly – and certainly King and Jake Tapper did their straitlaced best to lead us into an obviously unexpected turn of events, greased by terms like “slippage” and fluffed by interrupting gongs heralding “too close to call” non-alerts.

Despite his campaign’s heralding of Trump’s willingness to speak with so-called hostile media, Trump hasn’t the courage to accept a challenge to answer tough questions.

"We are now making history," he said in 1891, heralding the new form of journalism which brought pictures and stories to a new and wider audience.

Politics Out of Sync: In 2016, Britain voted for Brexit and America for Trump, heralding a populist wave.

Premillennialism: The belief that Jesus will physically return to the Earth heralding a literal thousand-year messianic age of peace.