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Who said what this week

“The worst punishment God can devise for this sinner is to make her spirit reside eternally at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.”

Harper Lee in a letter to a friend, written after visiting the casino in 1990. The letter is up for auction “You know how you say to children that ‘God is love’? Well, by the age of 13 I was beginning to question all that. That questioning is ongoing.”

Morgan Freeman talks to National Geographic about his new TV series, The Story of God “I know what my role is in the system, I know what my ethics are, I know who I am, and I’m not about to send myself back into the kitchen because someone doesn’t like what I do.”

Marie Henein, defence lawyer for Jian Ghomeshi, responds to her critics in a CBC interview “In a certain way, I hoped Obama’s behaviour would be correct. His humble origins and natural intelligence were evident.”

Fidel Castro, in a letter titled “Brother Obama,” published after the U.S. president’s visit to Cuba “I drive a Honda Odyssey minivan, man. If you’re coming after me at midnight and following me . . . someone else is getting away.”

Musician Ben Harper talks to the Atlantic about being followed by police “She’s accepted money from all of those people. So what would make you think that once she gets in, she’s going to suddenly go against the people that have given her millions and millions of dollars?”

Susan Sarandon frets on MSNBC about Hillary Clinton having accepted contributions from Wall Street, Big Pharma and Monsanto