allentown. allentown, allentown. and we>> are in activeti negotiations with the mayor to a statue of you. are you kidding? th now t grab this months ago now. yes. thank you , sir. thank you . all right. so we are now deciding whether this is going to be a on public or private land and we've actually found a price point. it's ten thousand dollars,in right? because it's going togg be the scale and it's actually smaller than you think because you're going to be depicted sitting down okay, because we know you get t uncomfortableha n you stand it. but that is true where there's going to be an unveilingnd ceremony to. you guys are all invited to it and we expect it to be toppled. yes, and eventually we may have to take it down. yes,s, you'll have canceled yourself and brought great shame on all of us and then we'll just put it in a basement somewhere. you know, i didn't expect that as an answer. th i'm very excited over this . yes, i believe you. yeah, didn't i tell you literally talk to me aboutab this months ago i wait.

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allentown. >> allentown. it we are in active negotiations with the mayor to erect a statue of you. >> are you kidding? >> i knew about this month the a-month ago. so we are not deciding whether this is going to be a public or private land and we have actually found a price point. is $10,000, because it's going to be to scale and it is actually smaller than you think if you are going to be depicted sitting down. we know that you get uncomfortable when you stand. and there's going to be an unveiling ceremony and eventually we may have to take it down. you will have brought great shame on all of us. >> i didn't expect that as an answer. i'm very excited over this. i believe you. >> you left leg talk to me about this months ago. >> that is also in negotiations. >> i bet i can get a rich, lonely old man to pay for it. rob. again, only if it is and you are seated. that's what i think. you have to move in some way and i'm thinking like great moments of mr. lincoln, like the robot. >> haven't liked the chair to be ma

what do the susan wildes do if they are restless in allentown?marie: it is a very difficult moment for the democratic party, and we saw this over the weekend in a number of op-ed's, talking about this hold the progressives have on the party. you can see that with what is going to happen this week, the push forward on voting rights even though they know they are not going to be able to get an inch. the problem with the moderates is that they lead up to the midterm elections, it is every day, kitchen table issues that americans are frustrated with right now. you can see that in poll after poll, talking about the fact that the biden administration and democrats are not focused enough on inflation. these are the kinds of issues they want to see legislators talk about, and that is the precariousness, and you have her u -- you have representatives like you are talking about. tom: i think we forget that there are these elections that are a little bit close. i had to look it up, 51.9%, rounded up, 52% to 48% in the seventh congressional district. does be

from providence through new york city into new jersey, to philadelphia, atlantic city, allentown, snow is coming down, a lot of snow was moving into the carolinas this morning. is a look at delmarva, brighter of white is where the heavier snow bands are. visibility goes down quickly from half a mile to less than that. fine snow blows around, blizzard warnings extend over delmarva. in the carolinas winter weather advisories, a storm warning in places like asheville, the smokies, heavy snow at times through higher elevations. the wind is sustained from 15 to 20, 25 at dover, mostly north, started to become more northwesterly with that fine snow, champagne style snow blowing around, visibility down to a mile or less, cambridge a quarter of a mile. you see why it is important to be on the roads if you are getting the little ones out together walk in, the roads are a different story. this is coming down. we have a lot going on through the remainder of the day. amy: we have more on this nor'easter with our weather team along the east coast, wind speeds, 18 to 35 miles an hour, strong winds t

allentown, bethlehem, pennsylvania, is one, westchester county north of new york city, has seen someabout it, why not do it in broad daylight? >> why not do it at major airports, to your point as well, right? if you're going to al remembertown, you could go to philadelphia, rochester e when you could be going to newark, lagarde laguardia or jfk in new york. it's amazing how few questions outside of peter doocy are asked of this administration in terms of in this policy. why are you flying migrants that came here illegally to states across the country in the middle of the night, ms. psaki or mr. president or ms. vice president who's in charge of the border? you almost never see it during interviews. that's what we have at this point. as long as most of the media isn't covering it, the administration thinks they can get away with it because, well, they're getting away with it, jon. jon: yeah. and, again, the open border policy -- and that's really what it seems to be -- doesn't seem to be drawing any attention at the white house. i mean, the vice president is supposed to be in charge o

that, it was only within a few hundred feet of the memorials to the first offenders in places like allentown, pennsylvania and potsville who answered lincoln's call to defend the call from the capitol at the time. this is why this is so awful. the crimes that were committed that day, and probably the most significant is that the former president aided and abetted in this mob's attempt from obstructing congress to perform its official duties, and that is to certify the electoral college vote. that's what this is about. it's such a big deal and itself so upsetting to me. i was so upset the day this happened. i was on cnn live, and i couldn't believe what i was watching. the former german foreign minister on that day said to him this was analogous to the burning of the reichstag in 1923. that's when the nazis burned down their parliamentary building in 1923. that was their view of what was happening. this is a seminal moment in history and we must condemn those actions and hold people to account. i think the republican party has to be much more forceful on this issue than they have been. we hav

we will go to nicholas in allentown, pennsylvania, democrats line. caller: hello. host: you are on.aller: my comment was on referent -- was in reference to donald trump when he was the president and they did the mueller report. at the end of the report, they found him guilty of obstruction of justice on four counts and some other things they found him guilty of, but muller said you cannot prosecute a sitting president. there is nothing in our constitution saying that. that is a memo that was written up by the department of justice. host: how does that relate to january 6? caller: well, this goes back to what january 6 -- the voting. when donald trump was running for reelection and he did not like the outcome of the election -- he said if he did not win there, be fraud or cheating, and he is the one who used his powers to call the secretary of state of georgia to come up with votes. host: how does that relate to january 6? caller: it relates on him being charged for a crime. this is something that he has done from day one, when he first won the presidency. they constantly cast doubt

working as an allentown police officer for 13 years, stanko never waivered in his values, integrity, and most notably, respect for others. i'm inspired by his sincere love for public service and the passion for the community that we both are proud to call home. he will be deeply missed. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from ohio is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as a quinton county native, i rise today in honor of the 2021 division 4 ohio high school football champions, the quinton massey falcons. on december 3, 2020, the falcons defeated the youngstowners la irish -- youngstown irish. trailing 28-7, late in the third quarter, the falcons kept their poise and they refused to be denied. mr. contrariy: -- mr. carey: they scored on three straight possessions. the final touchdown came on a fourth and goal at the 1-yard line with under one minute to p

overwhelmed, they're being put on these planes, sent to different parts of the country, particularly allentowncranton in these cases, over 2,000 over the last few weeks, and busses are showing up and carting them off to destinations unknown and hhs won't tell us, won't tell us where they are going. we understand they're going into the new york metro area, but that's just anecdotal. we don't know that for sure. dagen: and meantime, in terms of the lack of border security and protection, you have fentanyl pouring across the border, more seizures than heroin and it's now the number one killer poisoning for young adults. when does this stop? it shows a lack of humanity on behalf of this administration. >> you said it. that's exactly what it is. these young people and illegals in general are coming in under false pretense. the coyotes, the cartels are running it. every cbp will tell you that, whether you're democrat or republican, that's the eyinging inn dislehed,all kalf t er re'er r one-thirdne the t t e ev i m thi is n not notng an neannd wanhaha the the g he g'vot'v t turselvursees tt, st i n c