me ah, as a clear ministration continues to see their popularity. democrats are already looking for the replacement for the next major election cycle. is looking to the past, the best move we're speculation about a possible 2016 reimagined 2024. what does putting a candidate to have previously loss versus each other say about the american political system? we will give you the $360.00 view. let's be honest. this isn't how anyone wanted to be starting at 2020 to canada, had taken its attack against the and vaccinated to a whole new level lead time against those who choose to not get the jap thanks. society should not have to bear the burden on health care for individuals choices. this is the ronald mcdonald house in canada, hands out eviction notice to those on

a vac, send it over the age of 5. we will bring you the reaction and we could see a 2 trials against associates, of jeffrey epstein, happening simultaneously as a federal judge in new york is going to allow the lawsuit against pris, amie andrew, followed by virginia to free to move forward. could this disclose more information about the inner workings of the sex trafficking ring john honey, we'll join us at the latest. and if you are stuck in a farm, what is better to have a gas or an electric power car? and if the soaring gas prices causing electric vehicles to become more popular was america's a top selling automaker last year isn't from america. we will discuss why with more and i'm, i know hughes on today's news use hughes. we will go deeper than just the headlines to give you the full picture. so let's get started. ah,

the oh, thanks for joining me today. what does it say about a country when the best choice for leadership in the future is once in the past? now both parties are struggling on their strategy for the next election cycle in large part because of the power within the party is still held by those previously office. or the democrats doubt about pushing either of the current office holders is growing in large part due to their dramatic reduction in popularity. and for the republicans, the former president still holds the top spot with, despite having multi me rising stars within the party, none want to be in the cross hairs of the former president. knowing how savage the tax can be placed, it would be virtually impossible to actually win the general election without the very loyal trump base or the valuable data vault which his team possesses. but democrats are making it known. trump take 3 is what they fear. the most, at least a dozen democratic lawmakers this week have started to circulate possibly using the

14th amendment to a block, a former president, trump from running again in 2024. and whether this is just a p, r move is remained to be seen. but needless to say, president biden is making it obvious, he sees donald trump as his strongest challenger, with the concept mentioned of the former president during his last 2 public speeches. but maybe the current president needs to focus on his current job more as it's the present hardships in america, which is causing his own party to doubt his or even his vice president chances of reelection. currently, hillary clinton actually seems to be in the perfect position to step back in, or at least to those who are pushing her name. but even democrats have to know america is too tired to go through another divisive campaign season like 2016. and yet, as of now seems to be the path. both parties are on. but the reality is, if you think americans are suffering from political fatigue today,

just imagine after 3 more years of economic and health instability, even democrats know without passing their election reform bill. their chances of holding on to congress are very slim. maybe the floating of hillary clinton's name is just to appease from now, because after november, democrats know they will need to have a fresh name to reignite excitement for their canada and their party. just in case america find yourself once again in a battle between the orange man and the nasty woman. hopefully this will not be like other sequels, are almost always turns out to be a waste of time. joining me now discuss this former us partner for alan grayson and former colorado states that are ted harvey, who is also chairman for the committee to defeat the president. thanks for joining me, gentlemen. good afternoon. thanks robinson. and i got to start with you, congressman, do you consider it hillary clinton to actually be under consideration for future office? no, it's going to be a trump versus by unless one of them falls sick between now and, and 3 years from now it's really locked in. unless that happens now,

if biden does god forbid fall sick, then it's a different story. she'll be one of the people who might contend a, but they'll be a lot of people who are continuing at that point than what you're saying now is that there are a certain number of political operatives who are clinton east has and want to get in the media, so they're saying things like this, but she has no chance of getting the nomination as long as joe biden wants it and is able to have it on the other side. it's a very similar situation. but trump is that a tremendous disadvantage because 85000000 people voted forum. and the last thing of voters ever want to do is have over somebody that they voted against beforehand . so trump starts at a very weak position with regard to 3 years from now. what is interesting, again, it is present, or i'm not gonna ask you about this ted kennedy. he actually look at any other candidate right now. other than president trump? well now the president trump has the strongest political following of any political

figure in modern history. if he wants to run for the nomination, he will certainly get the nomination, and he will become president united states because there is a great, great deal with buyer's remorse from the voters that voted for biden, in the last election cycle. they're seeing the disaster that is this administration, and that's why the democrat party is desperately trying to find anybody to affiliate shoes. but who are they going to go to? they're not going to get kamala harris, they're they can't get andrew cuomo, they can't get terry mcauliffe. they can't get beat buddha jag, they can't get a o. c. where are they going to go to find somebody who will have the expertise to be able to run for president united states? they're going to have to go back to an on an an convict criminal. hillary clinton to be there, nominated. that's the best they got. well, it will be interesting at the same time i do have to question terrible. i gotcha because it's all about who's surround you in the trunk pack. recently. actually this morning, put out an e mail pushing former campaign major paul man afford new book. actually i'm shocked

about this, considering all the baggage and fire that man of fort cause the campaign and trump . but does this show of trumps getting the band back together? doesn't matter, as long as they come back and, and say they're sorry, they appease president trump, that they're back in a circle. and why would it be smart from trump? the surround himself by a lot of the same people that lost him the campaign. this last go around. well, i don't think supporting a book is meeting their rallying the troops to surround the campaign with the same people to move forward into 2024. i think that's a stretch to be saying that that's what they're doing. i think that the administer, the president, and his campaign is probably trying to help a guy that his life was completely ruined, simply because he was associated with donald trump. and in the middle of a shot, which was the mueller investigation doing everything they could to bring down the president united states, and anybody that was associated with them, despite the fact that there was no proof of any legality on behalf of the

administration or just campaign on that's what our author do. if this does turn out to be a trauma versus hillary clinton, allen, are you going to have all of that rehash amongst the media? we're going to bring back up, rush everything. i was at the same time. are you expecting with hillary clinton once again, it's the bleach, the bleach bed, the all of the, everything up in gauzy? is it going to be the arguments that america is already rehash over and over again? well, they're actually be able to discuss anything fresh. no look of the, the issue is going to the trump no matter who is opposing him, that that's the way it's going to be. and i must say, i'm delighted to hear that republican operatives like here other guests are still drinking the koolaid and still utterly delusional. ah, it's a fact by the way that joe biden has had a better favorability rating every single day, and every single hour that he's been in office than donald trump, it in his 1st year in office. and it went downhill from there. so the notion that, but basically anybody, anybody with

a pulse should be able to beat donald trump 3 years from now. and that's what we're going to find out. you know, the, there are the nation always as concerns. there's always something bad happening. but what you have now is somebody with good faith, a reasonable adam intelligence and a certain rationale that donald trump completely lacked. who's doing his best to work through these problems, as opposed to the guy who grabs women's, you know what? well, that's the choice that we're going to have. okay, so then if that is the choice app, ask you then how and why is there such a push right now for this motor, right? spell that they're, they're pushing through congress white about the past has made people's voice that'd be suppressed when congress is controlled by democratic eval, obviously controlled by democrats. where is this motor suppression happening so bad that we have to have new legislation come into play? and if that's a why now, and the timing of it everywhere, everywhere, the republicans control the legislature and they control the governors office. they are pushing, pushing, pushing to suppress the vote,

and cheat their way through elections just as trumped in in georgia. his greatest fear, right? now is that he's going to be indicted for calling up the secretary of state and georgia saying, could you please find me another 14000 votes and this man thinks he can be the president. i'd states again, give me a greg. he is the worst president we've ever had in our lives. and the republicans are following his play book by trying to suppress democratic votes and only democratic votes all around the country everywhere they can. terry, have you run into some of those democratic votes that have been suppressed? i haven't, i've seen a lot of democrats that actually support the reforms. the republicans are pushing like vulgar id to be able to vote. you have to show photo id and that's being supported by 80 percent of the american people 70 percent of republicans and minorities agree with that. they don't believe that you have valid harvesting where everybody goes out and, and takes ballots from senior citizens who are not capable of voting.

but the democrat operatives are going into the city or citizen homes and collecting balance. american people don't want that. they want to have their election, they want to have more people voting, but not criminals noting, and that is what the democrats want. and that is what the republicans in the states are stopping. and the democrats hate it because they know they can't cheat. they can't win, that's why they're pushing back as hard as they possibly can right now. or when you're in congress with this problem is not happening is it's just something that's happened to the last 12 to 4 years that we're seeing these issues show up that you have to pay reform legislation with voters suppression happening when you are actually sending up on the hell did you see examples of that? look what's happened is the trump has opened the floodgates of cheating, the president. i'd states try to choose the way through a post election period and failed. and instigated audits have to coo and everything short of that to happen. and the republicans are taking their marching orders all around the country. i'll give you a concrete example in south texas

a heavily hispanic heavily democratic area. the republicans shut down so many polling places that some people have to drive a 150 miles to vote. a 150 miles. that's how badly they're willing to suppress the democratic road. yeah. okay, so to that point right there is that what this bill has to do with, i think that's a part of the also side of it. i've had democrats tell me there's not good communication right now on these letters. those are 10, i'll give you the last word on this side of it. are republicans doing a good job? we hear all it's about voters suppression. we're not voter integrity. why? republicans pointing out that we just want to make sure that there's integrity and trust put back into our elections. that's all this is and we're not trying to protect republican votes. we're trying to protect. everybody is both, regardless of whether you are a democrat or republican, your vote shouldn't be diluted by people who don't live in the state that people are dead. and that is what the democrats want, when you have all male ballots, going to people that live outside of the state. and people that have dad and their

families can then vote their ballots. that's what the democrats wants to do without having to sort of idea to prove that the person that's voting is actually the person that's voting. but you didn't hear the democrats complaining for 4 years as hillary clinton was saying that the election was stolen, that the russians, and got involved in the campaign that we shouldn't had donald trump should be pres the united states. when now we know, after all of these investigations that it was actually hillary clinton and the democrats that were working with the russians. but they didn't, they didn't, you didn't hear them saying hillary clinton shut up about election integrity for 4 years, or she was on the trail, whining, and complaining about the election. they're only doing it now when republicans have proof that there was voter fraud in the last ted allen. this is a conversation that we're going to over 3 years, especially if these to end up somehow going to be at the top of the ticket for whatever reason. i'm glad we got to start the conversation here. thanks for joining me. okay, so in a rare and very controversial move, a quote back is plain to hacks. people who choose not to give back cited from

covered 19 for non medical reasons. this, according to premier francis la galt had a press briefing on tuesday. so for me, for more on this move that is sure to spark debate about individual rights and social responsibility. we bring an article on it packed, some boyd gotti, the move would make what back the 1st province in canada to impose a financial penalty on the unvaccinated. and it comes to hospitalization. linked to the virus or surging might seen is the key to fight the virus. this is why we're looking for a health contribution for adults refuse to be vaccinated for non medical reasons. quebec premier friends while ago making a push for adults who remain unvaccinated to get the shot. will go telling reporters on tuesday, those who refused to get vaccinated when they say financial penalty. only about 10

percent of the residents and candidates. second, most populous province are unvaccinated, but will go says they make up about half the people in intensive care, overwhelming hospitals in placing a burden on its health care network. we need to focus our efforts on 2 things. getting the 1st 2nd and 3rd dozers on vax of vaccine and reducing our contacts, especially with older people. go says those who refuse to get their 1st dose in the coming weeks will be charged. a financial penalty will go says the penalty will only apply to those who don't qualify for medical exemption. i think that right and it's a question also of fairness for 90 percent of the population men made some sacrifices. i think we hold them at this kind of merger. who beck previously announced a 10 pm to 5 am?

curfew to help combat the spread of coven? 19 official say the curfew will be lifted once things improve. on tuesday, quebec reported $62.00 more deaths attributed to corona virus, pushing the total number of those killed by cobra. 19 in the province to more than 12000 the most in canada will go says the amount that will be collected has not yet been decided, but he didn't say that it will be significant. when a return, recent fair storm have left drivers stranded for hours. for those train it in a gas vehicles better off the nose and electric, but we will get some answers right after the break. i emotions medieval

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ah, you as judge the world, a lawsuit filed by one of jeffrey epstein's accusers against prince andrew. the duke of york can afford a dramatic turn of events in a case against the prince. and his ties to abstain and the allegations of sexual abuse. artesia and john had a report with fathers and the hits just keep on coming for prince andrew us district judge lewis cap would reject him in argument wednesday by the duke of york's lawyers. that virginia roberts grew phrase lawsuit should be thrown out due to a previous settlement with disgraced and now deceased financier jeffrey epstein. judge kaplan ruled that the $500000.00 settlement between epstein and grew fray did not involve prince andrew and thus did not prevent a lawsuit against him go. frey, one of jeffrey epstein's most prominent and vocal accusers,

sued the prince back in august, 2021, saying epstein and gillen maxwell coerced her into having sex with andrew in 2001. when she was just 17 years old. in his 46 page opinion, judge caplin writes that grew fray alleges she was forced to have sex with andrew at maxwell's home in london on epstein's infamous little saint james island and at his upper east side town house in new york city. where, according to the document maxwell force grew fray quote, and another victim to sit on prince andrew's lap. as prince andrew touched her, the document goes on to read. during this visit to new york, according to the complaint, the defendant forced miss go fray to engage in sex acts against her will, and was aware both of her age and that she was a coerced sex trafficking. victim kaplan explains, he is required by law to proceed as if the allegations made by go frey are true. writing the law prohibits the court from considering at this stage of the

proceedings. defendants efforts cast out on the truth of miscue phrase allegations . even though his efforts would be permissible at trial, prince andrew has adamantly denied ever having sexual relations with fray. and during a widely pan bbc interview said he did not even remember meeting her or taking the now infamous picture with her, allegedly, at maxwell's london home. wednesday's rolling comes just 2 weeks after a jury found guillen maxwell guilty of federal sex trafficking charges. now prince andrew reportedly has until july 14th to respond to the allegations under oath, most likely in a videotaped deposition that could be played in court if the case is not settled before then. and if not, the judge could set a trial date between september and december. of 2022 for new jersey. it's his john hardy. anybody ministration to push to adopt electric vehicles or

a bees and phase out a gas powered ones? it's reasonable to fact there's some bump in the road in every state. there's an acknowledge needed to develop new infrastructure and charging stations and without a massive increase in these stations, widespread adoption of e v just isn't realistic. no state budgets are seeing billions of dollars collectively carved out for this purpose. on top of the, by the ministrations $7500000000.00 plan on a nationwide network of half a 1000000 new charging stations. meanwhile, states that rely on gas taxes for billions and revenue are anxious to find a way to make up for the loss when the driver stopped needing all that lucrative gas, ga us. now we welcome in the car coach yourself lauren fix. lauren, thank you so much for joining me on this right. thanks for having me back. ok, so for the people who love to drive the mystique of the open road is a huge part of the appeal. you can drive off and all these and known with confidence and he won't be stranded,

is investing billions to make charging station as common in gas station. is that going to actually sell more drivers on e b who are still reluctant to switch? well, you can tell by the sales that sort of no matter what anybody says, and all the propaganda that you hear when it really comes down to it, all you have to do is look at sales. you're about 2 percent of sales. last year we only had about 14000000 in sales because of obviously we hadn't chip shortage and a bunch of other things. but the bottom line is, if only 2 percent of people have converted, the height from the mainstream media is, is telling us the real truth that there's just, they're just not selling. people are not accepting that there's too many factors, including the slow charging times. it takes hours to get a full charge, even with the faster charging stations which are very limited, you get maybe 80 percent charge in an hour. what are you supposed to do for that? our we are in a very impatient society. we stand in front of the microwave and go, let's go. so 7 minutes to fill up, get gas that works anything longer. i think the average consumer is just too

impatient for that, and they don't want to be limited. right? well, time limit. there's this debate about what these electric vehicles do as well in severe went whether something we've seen and over claims that they're not as powerful save as gas powered ones. we just saw this happen to 995 with 14 hours people were stuck on that interstate is there's some actual truth to that into that fear. are people in a lot of trouble when they can't get near when he's evie stations like in a winter outage? well that is a problem and this has been known since day one. some vehicles have pre heaters, so if your car is sitting outside that would work. but when you're sitting outside for hours on end in your vehicle and maybe starting it every once in a while, hoping that it's enough juice, essentially the support you for 24 hours. obviously this is not a consistent situation. this could be a problem. and what was happening is, and there were people that reported this, there was over 200 electric vehicles that were stuck on the road where they become roadblocks to those vehicles that are gas and diesel powered, which becomes

a problem. so there was even a situation where one of the truckers left one of them a blanket and some hand warmers cuz they didn't have it and they were stuck in the vehicle with nothing. so this is just a factor you need to consider. you're going to lose about a 3rd of the battery life in real cold weather. and if you're sitting outside and you're using it on and off, especially using the heated seats and the center screen and the charging, you're just going to use the juice. it's going to be less time than if you had an equivalent combustion engine or diesel vehicle. so sadly, this is something you need to consider before you make that purchase. and it's like you said, this isn't anything new. so our manufacturers doing a better job of preparing their owners for that, do they have backup systems prepared, available? and is this something that possibly maybe domestic auto manufacturers could do with their e v vehicles to get them up to par and competition with those international which are now actually being out. so out pacing here at home, while lot of manufacturers are offering plug in hybrids that are also gasoline

powered. so you get the best of both worlds and you're seeing that a lot with different manufacturers, not just the domestics, but also japanese and korean. so they're offering the fact that if you're driving around town, you can run on electric. if you're sitting in a highway or you're going longer distances, you're not going to be b, hold into a charging station or waiting in line for hours, which happens a lot in california. so it's an all auto makers are making those, but the mainstream media and the government is pushing for all electric, no gasoline backup. they want to make it so expensive. if the government had their way, be $10.00 a gallon for gasoline and would be totally difficult to get. but consumers are pushing back and if they're not going to buy them, no matter what's available. this is gonna make a difference as manufacturers can't take a loss and every vehicle and try to make it up in volume. absolutely, and the reality of it is right now as people actually are saying what's happening to the people who are buying and put in tough situations. that being said is the 1st year that we saw in international automaker, toyota actually outpaced domestic domestic products. is this going to be the trend

of moving forward and is there anything new the domestic manufacturers like ford in chevrolet or doing to compete well to it? is building products here in the us? i've been to their play. i have one in texas where they're building trucks are all over the place. just as honda is as well. 5 but toyota, ouch will general motors, general motors have a lot of problems this year, much outside their control between union issues and of course then we had cove, it issues. but on top of that they had all their bolt, either plug and electric vehicles. got recall. then they had a chip shortage and they got hurt, pretty hard on the chip shortage. and toyota was able to get a supply quicker than other manufacturers. so that put toyota and the lead. and they've got a lot of product coming out. and i have to give them a lot of credit. they moved their home base to texas, and they're, they're proud to be tech. i think that you're going to see a lot more product coming out of there. and you're right. i think we see probably more international lines being made here in the u. s. the domestic lines are being made outside of our words. lauren, always great to chat with you. thanks for joining me. okay,

so let's continue this conversation on twitter. have we seen at the end of the american car company dominating domestic car sales to meet me or answer at scott and who do the hvac team in the 8 and for all of the adverse programming here at r t america, make sure you download the portables out to the app, most importantly, until we see each other again. i'm kind of like you to stay happy. stay healthy and staying for. ah, now we have e cigarettes, i was just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes. do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce these sugars are making the tobacco open to join me every posted on the alex simon shows and i'll be speaking to guess the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then

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the made america leader. sacrifice for the shimmer of effective interrogation. ah, when i went into that garden just after 6 on the 28th of may. 2020, i believe implicitly that this was a work event. british families are outraged by forest yelton's apology. after he admitted the attending i down the stream party journey a case 2020 national lockdown. we spoke to a man who buried his father during that period of the same time that i was at my father's funeral. he was taking part in a premium imbues party. why does he believe that the rules that he create that he made didn't apply to him? canada's quebec province is poised to punish them bikes and i did with a special no job tax locals tell us how they feel about the plan.