haley decided he fell in love with it. the only thing surrounding the purchase was this two-story house and the barn, which now has something. mr. haley fell in love with it. so he set about to purchase it. i think it was purchased in june, 1984. a lot of times we would do entertaining for him on the facility across the front of their library. we would set up the big black iron kettles and build fires underneath them, and we would have cap fish fries, hush puppies, corn on the cob, baked beans and those cabins over the fire, so the people from the publishing industry really like that. and then we would put the tractors on the wagons and take everybody for hayrides on the fun. it was an exciting time. a lot of fun. there was usually a band playing from the gazebo, and we would just decorate the place to whatever theme for the time of year it was. he thoroughly loved this farm. mr. haley was 61 years old before he ever owned his first home, and when he purchases farm, he described it as a treat to himself, and really loved f

haley arceneaux works long hours at st. hospital, spending her days with kids battling leukemia and lymphoma. but it's where she says she's meant to be. >> all i've ever wanted to do is work at st. jude. i really have the greatest job of all time. i work with the bravest kids in the world and they inspire me daily. >> only 19 years ago, haley was one of those kids herself. at age 10, the devastating diagnosis from her doctor. >> she said this is bone cancer, and we all fell apart. at age 10, everyone i had known with cancer had died. i thought this was a death sentence. >> there at st. jude, 10 year old haley found a home. >> one of my friends and i would put on dance shows and make the staff come and watch us. >> what kind of dances are we talking about? >> so glad you asked that. it was always smash mouth all-star. that was my song. ♪ hey, now, you're all-star ♪ >> a fitting song indeed. nearly two decades later after beating cancer and returning to st. jude to spread her signature positivity, this all-star is making a tr

i used to have a higher impression of nikki haley.see all of these republicans like ted cruz doing it but i never have much respect for ted cruz, because he always seemed like an opportunist from the git-go where as nikki haley seemed to be cut from something finer. in 2015 she took a principaled stand for pulling down the confederate flag at the south carolina statehouse. that wasn't easy to do but she got it done. she seemed to stand for a moderate, progressive version of the republican party. so it's unspecially nerving for me and just disappointing to see the way she's pandering to trump and his fans even after this horrific assault on the cuapito, which she herself denounced and now she's praising trump as he continues to spread this big lie about how he won the election. i speak to someone who was a lifelong republican up until 2016, somebody who supported nikki haley and marco rubio and other republicans and it's just soul-crushing for me to see what they've become in the trump era. >> it is perplexing, morally and politically.

>> well, i think it is proof that haley doesn't recognize what the republican party is.he republican party created donald trump. donald trump didn't create the republican party today. the reason why he became the republican nominee is because that is who the republican party is. he enjoys 90% favorability rating among republican voters. they like where he is positioned against what he -- they think is something wrong in america, modern america. the interesting thing that i don't -- i think she has completely missed is what unites trump voters in the base of the republican party today isn't policy or a set of issues because they are divergent. it used to be part of the republican party is for fiscal responsibility and part of the republican party was for free trade and part of the republican party was for standing up for law and order but what really unites them, kate, is this complete hate of a diverse america. and america as it exists today in the 21st century. i don't think republicans who are in moments taking a stand against donald trump recognize what the modern rep

i dementia, haley. how is your dad at the moment?— dementia, haley. how is your dad at the moment? he is ok. every day is different _ the moment? i think he is ok. every day is different but _ the moment? i think he is ok. every day is different but that _ the moment? i think he is ok. every day is different but that we - the moment? i think he is ok. every day is different but that we take - day is different but that we take every day as it comes but he knows he has dementia and is something different about himself. he talks about feeling different and he can't think straight sometime. what about feeling different and he can't think straight sometime. what were the circumstances _ think straight sometime. what were the circumstances of _ think straight sometime. what were the circumstances of his _ think straight sometime. what were the circumstances of his diagnosis? | the circumstances of his diagnosis? did you have to persuade him to go and talk to somebody? h0 did you have to persuade him to go and talk to somebody?— did you have to persuade him to go and talk to somebody? no

who's nikki haley talking about? >> well, it's the old deflection.at the folks who are covering the news that you're making as opposed to the newsmaker themselves, which are herself and the president and a lot of the folks you listed there. there is an internal struggle. it's going to get covered by the press and you can see the press is making this up. but those of us in this battle we're here to say otherwise and the question for nikki haley is which side do you want to be on when you go into this fight. you can't straddle this line, i'm sorry, you may try but you will get cut in half and it doesn't work. you have to decide whether you're going to stand with the country and create a governing majority, and have a party that has a resonance with people, or you're just going to, you know, wallow in conspiracy theories and lies and, of course, the idolatry of donald trump. pick a side. you can't have it both ways. that's the fault line a lot of folks are going to have trouble getting around because they know they don't want trump coming after them in

or haley. phil. it's what everybody's thinking. i don't want people walking on eggshells 'cause he was my friend first, but now i never see him. or haley. i'm only allowed to see my children once a week. i hardly know them. oh, well, clark's head of the math club, and tina's turned into a bit of a slut. thanks for the update. -okay, there they are! -hi! don't y'all look as pretty as a peach pie

third quarter, wilson to haley jones with a touchdown, haley had a game-high 17 and stanford wins by1 but tara wanted more. >> after the game i talked to the team and i said we are very excited to go to the sweet 16. but it was our c game, but we are in the tournament and we are excited to move on. >> stanford's 13th street suite 16, how do you like it. >>> the warriors announcing that steph curry will miss at least another week with a bruised tailbone. meanwhile the 76ers are down, the warriors were lifeless in the first half, and they were careless with the ball. easy pickings for the reverse. some great passing to james wiseman, the warriors actually took the lead in the third quarter with a calibrated floater. he had 10 rebounds, and the sixers are the best game in the eastern conference. they do not have joel embiid right now but they do have tobias harris. the sixers paula when pull the win out. and trent williams is the highest-paid offensive lineman in the nfl. what i get in six probably would get in a year and a half. >> easy money. the 49ers did lose their pass rusher to th

nikki haley, remember her. couple of weeks ago she was quoted as saying trump went down a path he should not have and we can't ever let that happen again. now, since then we get to cpac, and nikki haley, praises trump's address that you just heard and it being littered with dangerous lies. strong speech by president trump about his administration and what the party needs to unite behind moving forward. that means nikki haley thinks it is all right to unite behind the idea that trump won the election and showing no remorse for sending a violent mob to help him to overthrow our democracy. she also says that there is not going to be a gop civil war after hearing trump rattle off an enemy's list for her party to ex communicate because they chose country over him. listen. mitt romney, bill cassidy, lisa m murkowski. the warmonger, someone that loves to see the troops fighting, liz cheney. get rid of them all. you know who wasn't on it? the extremists. the rot on the right is that january 6th was done by antifa, left

haley: let me in! please! -no. -please? this is just like when we ferberized her as a baby.et her cry it out. she'll settle down. why?! you can't leave me out here! it's 2:00 in the morning! i have to change for a party. good night, honey. ♪

haley was walking the dog when she collapsed and had a seizure. stop a passing car. the driver got out to help while clover flagged down another neighbor who called an ambulance. haley is thankful closer was there. >> all i remember is waking up in the ambulance and just being really confused. what is going on? i feel ten times safer and i know she will be there for me. >> haley is recovering. doctors aren't sure what caused the seizure. she was rewarded with a steak dinner. our final low to a wedding day gone wrong. on a dock in lake tahoe. i think you know where this is going. andrew and his wife were enjoying the wedding of a lifetime in one of the most beautiful places in the world. both had been thinking, wow, this day is going off without a hitch. when andrew took the ring out of his pocket, his hands were sweaty. he dropped it right on a crack in the dock where it slipped into the water and sank to the bottom of the lake. the kicker, tahoe's water so clear they could see it sitting on a boulder taunting them.reti this story ends happily eve

pac straw poll, 55% for trump and ron desantis, former florida governor, 21%, christy noam 4%, nikki haleyn. where does this put the party? >> it puts the party squarely in trump's corner. there are people who you want to move on. some of those people are self-interested because they want to be the people who do the moving on and work for ted cruz and nikki haley or mike pompeo. but by and large, this is donald trump's party and it's why watching these remarks, it remind me of an old frank sinatra tune, "i've heard this song before." this is exactly what we heard from donald trump for more than four years now and it's exactly what we're going to hear for the next few years. he's not going to announce anything that's he's going to run or not going to run because he wants everybody in a reality show way to tune in tomorrow. it just means the rest of the republican field remains on ice. >> certainly freedoms in place still. republican congressman adam kizinger, one of the dissidents the anti-trump factions minority, perhaps 10% of the party, said he's glad to be on trump's enemy list. this is

i have a nikki haley timeline here. february 12th she criticized him in this interview.da and he is, like, stay away from me, you can't come down here. and then she praises him last night. to me can you explain this? because if nikki haley tries to run for president in 2024, a lot of people think she wants to. and donald trump runs for president, she will get 1 to 2%, if that. none of these people beat him in a primary, none of these people can win. what is the calculation, in your view? >> well, let me explain the retreat of these people. leadership doesn't poll well. i am certain that they saw and they had their pollsters running them saying, oh my god, you guys are in meltdown, you have to fix this. in the last 24 hours, in the world of the republican party, according to what we saw in cpac, donald trump is still the president. the pandemic is over. and the insurrection that donald trump incited never happened. so the only person that is going to stop donald trump from being the republican nominee in 2024 is a state or federal prosecutor. it's not going to be anybody

and bill haley. the music captured the sight geist the music was kanchi to but 1st and foremost it captured a way of life you'd hear a great song and then you'd go out and buy the record and listen to it and play it at the next party. in. the 19th sixties rock and revolution german concerts by the beatles and the rolling stones often got a little out of hand. punk rock arrived in the 1970 s. . rules of the german roost. lindenberg ventured into east west politics in the eighty's the west german rockers got to perform in communist east germany. did u.s. rock musician bruce springsteen his 988 gig in east berlin was the biggest open a concert in the other germany's 40 year history. he did it absolutely in germany had the crazy idea that if we let the big questions into play concerts that would satisfy our young people and help us control them. the idea was doomed to failure the burden wall fell in november $989.00 and $1.00 song became the month of german reunification. farther. down to. this. day. and

she had for those bad boys. 3rd quarter san jose's own haley jones.he had a great game all around 11 points, 8 boards and 5 assists. the stanford team is so deep and so versatile. yeah. and here's a cherry on top right here. hannah jump. that's from palo alto. she knocks that one down stand for goes on to win haley had 17 point stanford wins this game 89 to 62 after the game. vanderveer who gave her team a sea after beating oklahoma state was asked the same question about this game. there are some things that we really, you know, we're able to get out and get transition. >> you know, if you know 5 overall team out be. but, you know, i thought we had an absolute a game from anna wilson. for hannah for playing really you know, clicking and and a lot of different ways than >> but but i think each player has a lot more to get to the team in. i have more to get to the team. and i think that with the trajectory that we're going in. i think will be good timing you know, we don't peak too early on an apd right at the right time. >> i love tara vanderveer she

>> i think -- i think nikki haley is done, brianna. you can't -- when it comes to trump you can't straddle the fence. you're either all-in or you're all-out. you're either with him or against him. she tries to have a both ways every day, and she's pleasing neither camp. you've got to be either loving trump or opposing him. i think she's done politically, because of that. >> you have called the gop a shrinking, dieing, political party that will become trumpier by the day. is there any way around that? is there any other figure that the party could unite around? >> i don't think so, brianna. again, maybe my view is skewed, because every day i'm beating up by trump supporters, and i hear from thousands of them every day. but what used to be fringe when i was in congress is now the base. look, adam kinzinger, liz cheney, these people are going to be running for their life next year. displayed great courage but the vast majority of republican voters are not with them. i think the party is the shrinking by the day. i think we don't realize i

nikki haley. she wasn't there. mike pence.pence who could pick up that trump mantle going forward weren't there. i think that speaks also to the way they are playing the next couple of months and years. this is a contest that's just getting started but filled with intrigue already. >> with four years of loyalty behind him, mike pence just 1% in that straw poll. thank you both very much for being here today. really appreciate it. >>> as democrats work to get covid relief done before those unemployment benefits reason out, a fight over increasing the minimum wage is highlighting divisions within the party. much more coming up next. divionsis within the party much more coming up next for g to visit your doctor right now. but if you're experiencing irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue or light-headedness, don't wait to contact your doctor. because these symptoms could be signs of a serious condition like atrial fibrillation. which could make you about five times more likely to have a stroke.

nikki haley, for instance, she had been somewhat critical of him. but then she tried to make amends. she blamed the media for stoking a republican civil war. you listen to what he says there, i mean, there is no question about who is stoking a civil war here. >> right. but she learned when you touch the stove, you get burned. so she did that. she complained in an interview about donald trump. and now she's been excommunicated. so, you know, now she's not on anyone's high list. you know, donald trump is not saying wonderful things about her. so she's been all over the place. i mean, it's quite remarkable what people do when they criticize trump and they see what happens as these people, these 17 people have seen, and then they are not coming back in the fold. but nikki haley is looking for a way to get back in donald trump's good graces because she wants to be the next president. >> glor yia borger live with us >>> despite his company barring her from pushing conspiraciers to, the ceo of goya falsely called the election i will legitimate. what will h

even nikki haley put out a statement saying she thought trump speech was great after condemning him foruary 6. it is not easy to see much of an anti-trump lane and the republican party anymore. host: josh kraushaar, our guest from "washington -- national journal." you can call in or text us or post on our social media site as well. let me play for you representative adam can zinger -- adam kinzinger talking about the role of the former president, current state of the party. [video clip] >> to win a narrative in a party, you have to present a competing alternative narrative. when you only hear from donald trump. and when people walk around in fear of his tweets or comments or use his fear to pedal win reelection, of course, he is going to motivate people. that is where i launched the website, all about fighting for the narrative in the republican party for an optimistic, brighter future again, one we can be proud of and one where we talk about where we teach young people how to be politics in a way we used to remember and appreciate. host: that resulted in the headline from "the chicago

daniela cortes, brightline defense, haley o'brien, and the community youth center youth leaders and this up for discussion. >> commissioner ahn go for it. >> even before starting the presentation maybe it's good to tell a little story to get our minds wrapped around the environmental justice implications of this program. and august 2020, i was doing a lot of the surveying for sliding the air quality sensors myself and just going really walking along the street and trying to find good light poles to place these smaller sensors on. a stranger came up to me and used antiasian slur and also tried to slap me in the moment. so taken aback i wasn't quite sure how to grapple with it, but there wasn't a lot of time to reflect on it unfortunately because just two weeks later, the fires started and that's where the program coordinator for brightline daniela cortes and i continued to then quickly fight these sensors in order to make even the data available for the communities we were reporting to serve. so as frustrated now a days as i am, you know currently with the news of course we've seen about

stevens: i'm congresswoman haley stevens, proudly representing michigan's 11th district. chairman peters, ranking member portman, and distinguished members of the committee, it's my great honor and privilege to introduce to you my former colleague and dear friend, jason miller. as you consider him to fill the important role of deputy director for management at the office of management and budget in the white house. my friendship and collaboration with jason goes back to our days working together in the administration of president barack obama where he served as deputy assistant to the president and deputy director of the national economic council. as jason often likes to remind me, i was the very first face he saw when he walked into government on his first day. in the roles where jason served, he continuously found new ways to help government work for people. as his biography will tell you, he played critical controls, if it was working to help puerto rico address its crisis, to helping develop the select u.s.a., the first-ever federal effort to bring job creating invest

activist, aurora james, who has worked with some of the biggest celebrities, including beyonce and haley bieber. >> why 15% >> i chose 15% because it's, pretty much, a direct correlation to the amount of black people that are actually in america they said, you know, if black people are roughly 15% of the population they should be entitled to 15% of the shelf space at majo we on? >> you are actually standing on europe if you move, you will be standing in north america. >> reporter: we ask our nbc news friend visiting iceland to take us to the actual dividing line. i am sarah harman in iceland. over here is the north american plate and t this each year these two plates drift a little bit apart about an inch each year >> reporter: ice land fills with natural cold the most famous is the lagoon because of where iceland is located on earth, some days in winter only had three hours of sunlight. in the summer the sun is up almost the entire day >> is it different cul sleep because the sun does not go down >> we have curtains so we don't see the brightness in the summer time iceland looks like th

joining me now, is haley stevens of michigan. congresswoman, good morning to you.ight now. what is your understanding of what is causing the rice? >> we are particularly aalarmed -- alarmed by the fifth straight week of rise in covid cases and some of the highest in the nation right now. . what we are contributing this to is several factors. one coming out of st. patrick's day. two, people gathering for parties. and not social distancing and not wearing masks. we know we have been in the middle of march madness season as well. and certainly, number three, alicia, we are seeing the variant in michigan. we were hit early with the 117 variant and we have over a thousand cases and we initially were seeing with the spread of covid-19, this hitting young people, particularly as sports resumed. but now people are gathering and they are just not practicing the public health guidelines. we need everyone in michigan to wear their masks, practice that social distancing. we know this has been a long year. but now is not the time to let up, particularly as we are getting shots

is this nikki haley trying to make herself the heir apparent to the trump mantle?emperature and i think all she's done over the last four years is utterly disgraced herself and probably torpedoed any real future she has in politics. but a lot of other republicans have followed the same trajectory. the problem is that the time to render donald irrelevant was as soon as the election was called for president biden. they didn't do that. they stood on the sidelines. they let him tell his big lie over and over again. some of them repeated it with him. so by the time the insurrection happened, which of course, donald incited, and by the time the senate trial happened, donald had made it very clear to them that if they don't stay with him, he will start a third party which would decimate the republican party and probably torpedo any chances they have of, you know, winning any statewide or federal elections going forward. so they lost their chance and here we are. >> as we noted in the beginning of the segment, it is traditional or former presidents to stay out of the limel

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and bill haley. the music captured the sight geist the music was canned she too but 1st and foremost it captured a way of life you'd hear a great song then you'd go out and buy the record and listen to it and play it at the next party. the 9060s rock and revolution german concerts by the beatles and the rolling stones often got a little out of hand. punk rock arrived in the 1970 s. . rules of the german roost. lindenberg ventured into east west politics in the eighty's the west german rockers got to perform in communist east germany. the us rock musician bruce springsteen his $988.00 gig in east berlin was the biggest opening concert in the other germany's 40 year history. you could add to the germany had the crazy idea that if we let the big question in a concert that will satisfy our young people and help us control them. the idea was doomed to failure the burning wall fell in november 1909 and $1.00 song became the german reunification. of the bar. down. and for a trip down memory lane my colleagu

in new york, i met candi haley. remand at rikers island jail here for a crime she did not commit. then accused of breaking psent rules. she was put in isolation. >> if hell had a definition, it would be solitary confinement. the cell was like an elevator that you are stuck in for 24 hours. reporter: with no indication of holong she would be there, she could only see one way out. >> i wanted to kill myself. i swallowed pills, i cut my arms, a pencil, a pen, whatever i could find to cut my arms up. reporter: how long can a human endure isolation? for candi, it was three years. for albert, it was 45. he spent most of his life in a cell alone, trying not to lose his mind. >> the first time i experienced a claustrophobic attack, i was sleeping and i woke up, and the bunk above me was right there. about a couple of inches from my face. reporter: that was your perception? >> yes. and i could not move. it felt like the atmosphere itself was closing in on you. you get this feeling where you are being sthered, almost. reporte

and bill haley. the music captured the sight geist the music was kanchi too but 1st and foremost it captured a way of life you'd hear a great song and then you'd go out and you'd buy the record and listen to it and play it at the next party then. the 9060s rock and revolution german concerts by the beatles and the rolling stones often got a little out of hand. punk rock arrived in the 1970 s. . ruled the german roost. lindenberg ventured into east west politics in the eighty's the west german rockers got to perform in communist east germany. us rock musician bruce springsteen his $988.00 gig in east berlin was the biggest opening concert of the germany's 40 year history. after the agent germany had the crazy idea that if we let the big question in to play concerts that would satisfy our young people and help us control them. the idea was doomed to failure the burning wall fell in november 1909 and $1.00 song became the band of german reunification. called on the. down. and for a trip down memory lane

haley jones has a nice wrap around to freshman, cameron brink. homecoming for williams and they knocked down six, three- pointers to move past candace wiggins foremost in program history. the senior guard left stanford with 30 points. a layup and the cardinals lead 53-20 at the half. everybody and white was sharing the ball. stanford dished out 24 assists and shot 56% and they blow out utah valley state 87-44 to advance to the second round. >> a great first game for us and people were doing nice things and we need to build on the good things. >> i told my teammates to stay here in my hometown as long as possible. >> it's great for us. she really got us going. >> it couldn't come soon enough. i kept looking at the clock and it was 2:00, 3:00. but once we got out there and the ball tipped, we were out there having fun with my best friends. >> i think it's great. whoever made this, thank you. >> oklahoma state on tuesday and the cardinals have won 15 straight games with the last seven all by double digits. in baseball, buster posey back in the giant

his first was a woman named haley, a nurse who tended to him in the e.r. on today's "kelly clarkson show" decker reveals that painting. >> i'm honored and privileged to be able to take care of people. you have john here who shows appreciation and recognizes what you're doing, and that's really what makes it all worth it. >> you can watch the entire interview later today at 3:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. make sure your clocks are set right, too, on this monday. back to you. >> oh, yeah, laura, you're right. let's take a look at that forecast for you. kari? >>> and it's feeling more like winter now because we're looking into the distance at the snow on some of our bay area mountains. it's going to be chilly today and windy, but we will get some more sunshine tomorrow and then as our temperatures start to feel more like spring it's going to rain once again, and we're going to have some dry weather in time for the weekend. marcus? >> thanks, kari. always nice to see a little snow on the mountain peaks, from a distance. that does it for our noontime news

haley is right. she's the very first face that i saw when i began my prior public service. i'm humbled to be president biden's nominee for the deputy director of management for the office of management and budget. serving the american people is a privilege. having the opportunity to serve in a role with such broad responsibilities to ensure our federal government is delivering every single day for the american people would be an honor. i'm accompanied today by my wife, katie. undoubtedly, i would not be here without her support and her wisdom. and i want to thank her and my family for their willingness to allow me to serve and the sacrifices they're willing to make if i am confirmed. i also want to thank my parents, peggy and david miller, who taught me the importance of integrity, hard work, and kindness. and my three children that could not be here today, annabelle, theo, and cora, who always keep me on my toes. public service is my way to give back to a country that's given me and my family so much. my grandfather, after whom i am named, left eastern europe in 1913, esca

nikki haley, mike pence. think the future of the republican party holds for those who don't want to follow donald trump, who don't want their party to be in the image of the former president, the mitt romneys, lisa murkowskis. where can they go from here? how can they possibly, how can they try to influence and change this republican party if it is still going to be in the shadow of donald trump? >> the unfortunate part means to keep the republicans on it of power you're going to have to vote against all republicans. made this argument some years ago. even republicans you might otherwise think of as decent people who are interested in governing. joe is right, this party has no interest in governing. this is a collection of ambitious people who want to stay in power. i guess the party elders came to him or someone came to him and said that's a recipe for losing a lot of elections, which i think would be the point. not even the future of the party, the future of the country. it leaves them with nowhere to go an

. -- haley is doing fine and grateful her rescue dog has returned the favor. >>> dan, the clock is tickingn jimmy g. as the 49ers make a really bold move. zooming up the draft board to pick their quarterback >>> good evening, the 49ers make a super bold move positioning themselveses to draft a quarterback of the future today. 9ers swapping picks with miami this year so they move up 12-3. 9ers send their first round picks in 2022 and 2023, and a third rounder to the dolphins t means the 9ers will trade him before the draft and he is five weeks away. they could keep jimmy around for another season and have the rookie watch and learn behind him. zach wilson, fields, look out for mack jones, after getting blasted by the kings last night, the warriors on the wrong end of another game against the hawks tonight. un jr, back 3. young, 21 points assists, all hawks. look out here comes john collins. with the feed and the two o slam. 18 at the half. team high, 29. and the rookie also hustling, the steal, took it away from trey. now, off of the bench. the defense was just so poor, again, collins, 38,

right haley started treating it $70000.00 drivers in britain as workers instead of contractors this fall a supreme court ruling that means that drivers can now receive minimum wage paid holiday and even pensions it's unclear what this means for operations in other countries. and to business update here in detail the you at this hour for me of the team thanks for watching state. of. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update nineteen's. on t w. children to come to terms. one giant trouble him and maneuver it in on the scene now. even denied in a very thin blue led if you leave town feeling. how will climate change affect us and our children come. w dot com slash water. the measures meant to protect us from the coronavirus aren't always inclusive. take social distancing not at all easy and sometimes impossible to adhere to for people with disabilities. roughly one in 6 people have already experience a form of disability. must make communication hard for the hearing i

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again and that would open it up for 2024 for the rubio's on the cottons and the scots and the nikki haley's evidently that didn't happen and so he has i think increased his firm grip on that and i think it is a divided party where does it go from here i think that's almost a who knows i think that happens over the next year or 2 we'll see what happens in 2022 but when you see basically mainstream conservative senators deciding to spend more time with their family and their and their bank accounts then that's give me an indication that they don't particularly see a bright future where there's going to be a lot of give and take and a lot of friendliness on both sides. steve which republican party do you see emerging and could you see a 3rd party happening by 2024. well 1st of all i have to address a few things up until 2016 lower taxes conservative judges i think we had a huge tax cut under donald trump and i think mitch mcconnell was able to appoint a a a significant number of conservative judges on the federal bench not to mention 2 on the u.s. supreme court so i'm not sure what you're look

it's about haley. i know she's in a relationship, but i love her, and i think she loves me.ylan, i heard about what happened. i wouldn't read too much into it. it was only one kiss. -uh... -two kisses? okay. i went to dylan's house to tell him it wasn't okay that we kissed, and i ended up sleeping with him. i would ell him it wasn't okay we slept together, but where does that go? and she won't return my calls. she's ghosting you? for an older dude, you always kept up with the lingo. word. aw, i'm sorry, man. you're a good guy. you deserve better than being ghosted. -i'll talk to her. -you'd do that for me? -yeah, i'll throw her a gab. you stab me? -huh?

ca haley, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that he will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. butterfield: as the member designated by mr. bishop of georgia, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. bishop will vote yes, he will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition

nikki haley, 3%. mike pompeo, ted cruz, rand paul, took a carlsson, josh hawley, and the former vice president mike pence rounding out that list. eric and virginia. republican line. caller: i think if donald trump decided to run again he would be a formidable candidate. i heard democrats talk about what a catastrophe it is a january 6, etc., but you need to understand donald trump invictus strong emotions from people -- in fact -- evokes strong emotions from people. so, it really doesn't depend on him. it depends on what joe biden does -- for instance, gas prices have gone up. you have this crisis at the border. he is getting involved in these wars, and who thinks 20 years of war is a good thing? it is a -- it is ridiculous. host: what do you think about the president spending time on election fraud things that he brought up several times? caller: people want to talk about this being a conspiracy, but the simple fact of the matter is there were a lot of irregularities and you cannot have a public camp

in new york, i met candy haley, candy was held on remand at rikers island jail here for a crime she didn'tdescription or a definition, it would be solitary confinement. the cell was like an elevator that you are stuck in for 2h hours. with no indication of how long she would be there, candy could only see one way out. i wanted to kill myself. i swallowed pills, i cut my arms — a pencil, pen, whatever i could find, cut my arms up. how long can a human endure isolation? for candy, it was three years. for albert, it was a5. he spent most of his life in a cell alone, trying not to lose his mind. the very first time i experienced claustrophobia attack, i was sleeping and i woke up and the bunk above me was right there. you know, about a couple of inches from my face. that was your perception? yeah, and i couldn't move. it felt like the atmosphere itself was closing in on you. you know, you get this feeling where you are being smothered almost, you know? albert — accused of killing a prison guard — has long maintained his innocence. he was released in 2016. the length of his incarceration shocke