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kill so many more people like it would if it was it going or if the bona was in as infectious this coach and so we really do need to rethink our relationship with the natural one of which we are caught and on which we depend and our relationship with the animals with whom we should chant misprint . do you have thoughts on this time on covert in what what kind of red warning lights are going off that worry you well that warning lights are simply that as i say we disrespect animals we're treating them in ways that i mean you know the golden rule of every single major religion around the world is do to others as he would have them do to you and animals ascend in being good not just things and way treating them as though that commodities and this if you care about animals the way i do if you understand the sentience then this is it's a black mark against our humanity actually and we really do need to change that now is mahatma gandhi who sent you can tell me something about the nation by the way it treats its animals we're not treating animals. correctly and it's not just the wildlife in the

. ♪ ♪ david: shortly after you worry elected governor you found that you had stage three lymph bona.ad lymph nodes that were cancerous -- stage iii lymphoma. you had lymph nodes that were cancerous throughout your body. gov. hogan: i had just been governor for 150 days. i was on a trade mission to china, korea and japan. i was not feeling so good. i noticed a little thing popping out of my throat. i went to the doctor. it came as a complete surprise. i thought i was working too hard. it was pretty advanced and aggressive cancer, which came as a shock. i was as transparent as possible with the people of maryland. i went through a six month process of 24 hour a day chemotherapy and maintenance chemo after that. it wreaked havoc on my body, but thank god i am 100% cancer free. david: when you come down with stage iii lymphoma and you are the governor of the state, did you say "i will step down and be the lieutenant governor"? did you ever consider that? david: i -- gov. hogan: i got the diagnosis father's day weekend and i had to go home and tell my wife and kids. i had to tell my cabin

on which to early voting if i can use that term may deprive people and it might come late with the bona fide information that is not uncommon some insignificant event and how people would vote. there was some indications and at least inquiring if they could recast their photo recapture and revote i think it's worth it for others to determine if that is a significant enough problem to dictate when early voting should commence. back in 2001 my law partner then was on the carter and ford commission and they recommended we have a national holiday. and on election day not early voting and with the presidential commission and applauded using early voting as a means to overcoming the problems in the 2012 election which is long lines at the polls and excessively long waits at the polls. and it seems like it is an accommodation of that as well as the acknowledgment of the fact and to factor in to report people an opportunity to vote. >> so first i agree that early voting should be an option to be practical and even if we would make it a federal holiday i think it should and have early voting. bu

footballer to play in 5 people world cups and no major play professionally from sweden to turkey a bona fide icon in the sport. and i'm still. she was supposed to be play football in china but cove in 1000 changed that at the moment she's back in her hometown using her spare time in status to give back. i can't help i think gillis i don't have a what's in it to help. so i thought. i would have the thought and. i know may's new goal is to help girls like miriam a student from lagos nigeria every morning it's the same routine tidy up in off to school miriam like many nigerians lives below the poverty line. something in the i mean not the chinese. and my daddy's too good to walk and they're not given some sad bullets. today's a special day for miriam she gets to spend time with a local legend thanks to a common goal in organization where football players and other people involved in football donate some of their earnings to good causes always i don't think has a son that helps people so i thought. they had cool in helping a lot of. other big stars have signed up to common goals since it st

with stunning performances and painterly visuals, this was another bona fide masterpiece from the creatorvourite films of the 21st century. it all seemed to be going so well, and then in the middle of march, lockdown came and cinemas around the uk closed their doors with no clear idea of when they would open again. there had, of course, been warning signs. at the beginning of march, the producers of the bond movie no time to die, which had already been delayed due to the departure of original director danny boyle, announced that the film's release would be pushed back to november. at the time, this seemed like a drastic move, but it soon became clear that bond was just the first of a string of blockbusters that wouldn't be hitting the big screen anytime soon. and so began the great home—viewing boom of 2020. # woke up in the morning light. # today is the day that i do everything right...#. in april, trolls world tour, the phosphorescent sequel to the 2016 animated hit, became the first major studio movie originally intended for widespread theatrical release to go straight to streaming ser

footballer to play in 5 people world cups and no major play professionally from sweden to turkey a bona fide icon in the sport might go off. she was supposed to be play football in china but covert 19 changed that at the moment she's back in her hometown using her spare time instead is to give back. i can't help i think gills i don't have a hope. because i would have. no maize new goal is to help girls like miriam a student from lagos nigeria every morning it's the same routine. in off to school miriam like many nigerians lives below the poverty line. something. and my dad used to walk and i give him some sad. well it needs good things plus. today's a special day for miriam she gets to spend time with a local legend thanks to a common goal in organization where football players and other people involved in football donate some of their earnings to good causes. always i don't deny this on that helped people so at. the goal in helping the. other big stars have signed up to common goals since it started in 2017 it helps organizations like yeti and outreach program based in l.a. goes to tac

footballer to play in 5 people world cups and no major play professionally from sweden to turkey a bona fide icon in the sport. and i'm still. she was supposed to be playing football in china but covert 19 changed day at the moment she's back in her hometown using her spare time instead is to give back. i can't help. goes i don't have a hope. because i really have. no maize new goal is to help girls like miriam a student from lagos nigeria every morning it's the same routine tidy up in off to school miriam like many nigerians live below the poverty line. something. and my dad used to go to war and not give him some sense. well it needs good things plus. today's a special day for miriam she gets to spend time with a local legend thanks to a common goal in organization where football players and other people involved in football donate some of their earnings to good causes. always. on that helped people so at sea the goal in helping the. other big stars have signed up to common goals since it started in 2017 it helps organizations like yeti and outreach program based in lay goes to tackle

precipitation now we'll see a little snow over the mountain tops but yes still blustery out there bonat now mill valley, 22 in san francisco 25 at sfo but blustery all around but watch these waves as we take you through time tonight blustery as we head toward tomorrow morning things calm down really not a bad start to the day tomorrow, but by the afternoon we got that next front coming in here we go those winds really ramping up you see the future out there the purple you're going to see gusting over 40 miles an hour talking about major power outages possibly around the bay area trees coming down. that's on top of all that concerned with flooding and all that rain on the way to go take precautions now yeah, i'm to do it. thank you. lawrence, still ahead a south bay hospital under investigation for allegedly allowing educators to skip the line. >>an opportunity for teachers in an affluent south bay school district to take cuts in line to be vaccinated for covid-19 has led to outrage from many in that community has called for says it might yoon reports the allegation involves the hospita

bona and morning. >>> right now on "america this morning," georgia on everyone's mind. >> i am going >> the vote tally overnight and two runoff elections that will decide control of the u.s. senate. issues including more economic stimulus checks and raising the minimum wage at stake. the surprises and the nail-biting results. we're live in atlanta. >>> plus, the historic day about to begin on capitol hill. protesters clashing with police hours before republicans try to block certification of joe biden's election win. >>> the covid crisis takes a new turn overnight. the new recommendation from the white house coronavirus task

that's what i call bona fides science.rywhere celebrate the birth, life and poetry of their national bard, robert burns. yeah, he wrote, amongst other things, this... # for auld lang syne... # auld lang syne, of course traditionally sung on new year's eve — hogmanay, if you're in scotland. and in scotland right now is our very own nick kwek. hello, nick. yeah! look at you. well, hello there. how is it going? you all right? yes, i'm in bonnie scotland and, of course, i'm wearing traditional garb. yeah. keep that well under wraps, if you wouldn't mind, sir. listen, where are you? well, i'm in the one place many a scot hold dear to their heart — the whisky distillery. can't wait to tuck into some of that later on. but anyway, as it is burns night, it's the one time of the year where it's socially acceptable to drink whisky with your dinner. i see. how was your burns night? well, it was pretty bizarre, to be honest. it went virtual for the first — and hopefully the last — time. and obviously there's a lot of people up here wit

define donald trump's political career, truly laid bare his unfitness for office in a year full of bonacrisis. joining me now to discuss the year in trump is my panel, zerlina maxwell, host of "zerli "zerlina" on peacock, aaron haynes, editor at large of the 19th and msnbc contributor, and till miller, writer at large and director for jeb bush's 2016 campaign. happy new year to all of you. >> happy new year, rev. >> same to you, rev. >> happy new year, rev. >> thank you. now, this president never really applied himself to the coronavirus problem. but he really checked out at the end of the year with over 77,000 deaths recorded in december alone with no federal leadership. is this his legacy? let me go with you first, zerlina. >> yes, i think this is his legacy, rev. it's a legacy of failure, of incompetence, of cruelty, of the inability to do the job, but also an unwillingness to do the job, rev. he's working pretty hard every day both at golf and at overturning a democratic election instead of working hard to protect the american people, to help the states get the appropriate funding t

something that resonates in the european scientific community and really, i think, establishes our bo bonades as a society capable of contributing on a national level to an international conversation about science. when peel puts the bones together, his youngest son will make a watercolor of the bones, and you'll notice that there are parts that are stippled in. those were the pieces that were missing that would have to be fabricated. the top of the head, the tusks, the bottom of the ribs. now, let's talk a little bit about the skeleton itself. because what peel is able to do, through the beauty of bilateral symmetry, is if he has a right scapula intact and he only has a partial left, he knows how to carve the missing piece. so moses williams, his free man of color who works in the museum with peel, assists with william rush, who is the leading sculptor in philadelphia, often does ship figureheads, he is the one who will sculpt the missing pieces. if we take a really close look at the scapula here, you can see that the bottom lobe, you can actually see the wood grain. there is a peg smack

we expect some real bona fide competition to show up on the road in the u.s.his year from other upstarts. those companies will have electric vehicles on the road later this year. they will have very competitive specs to the tesla vehicles. tesla has owned the ev market. it will be interesting to see with this competition finally showing up after years of people predicting this, how tesla is able to maintain and potentially grow their market share from here. it should be a lot more challenging. emily: i am surprised i did not hear you mention any more traditional automakers there given that lucid and revia are upstarts. garrrett: they are coming. gm is switching to an all electric lineup. for has some vehicles coming -- ford has some vehicles coming as well. late this year, you will start to see some models from gm and some from ford show up but it is really some of the startups that will have vehicles on the road soon. emily: all right, garrett nelson, thank you so much for your analysis there. that does for -- does it for this edition of bloomberg technology.

a bona fide big company. guest: i am not familiar and i don't know the rhyme or reason in this policymaking. it is a brokerage firm and you have the qualification if you have the risk appetite and the demonstrated risk into liquid assets to be able to do whatever you want to do. robinhood also has to raise cash. the market maker, the middleman. do you have all this volume and you are suddenly in the spotlight and you need to buttress your own balance sheet. they have thousands of different reasons. i would pay attention not just a robinhood but what is happening at schwab, ameritrade, e*trade. a lot have been consolidated. order flow has been consolidated. we have seen a spike, especially in tech stocks that have run up tremendously. people have been homebound for the last year. a spike in trading volume. i would look at information these companies reveal. robinhood is in the spotlight but not the only game in town. host: ron from michigan on the independent line. caller: my portfolio consists of 10 stocks. o

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just to show off my conservative bona fides and my libertarian principles, i'm going to do somethingi have not been able to do in public since the 1970s which is light up. [laughter] this is a cigar. >> is just going to ask ladies and gentlemen i know it's uighur in new hampshire not that is a cigar pits direct that is a cigar? >> that is a cigar. it's the only thing i could say in favor of the pandemic is this is the first time i've been known to smoke in public for decades. i don't much care for hillary. i voted for hillary on the principle the devil you know the w don't know. i agree to flutter policies and prescriptions. some pleased by that record. she was the most boring campaigner ever. although joe biden is really not out on the road he has not been given a chance to competes. so he might be able to. here is the deal drinking game. it will still be drunk. >> would not be in any shape. >> i think the main statement he was able to make was here is the deal. and he would be interrupted. >> will come back to that in a moment. i have a lot of respect for president obama that i had

. >>> well, tonight we were thinking about and remembering a bona fide cnn icon, long time talk showlarry king died today at the age of 87. his cause of death has not been released but a source close to the family says larry king was in the hospital since last december because of coronavirus. and for 25 years larry king was a cnn fixture and for some of those years he handed off at the end of his show to anderson cooper. well, tonight anderson is remembering a man who wasn't just a colleague but also a friend. >> he was the king of talk. >> who came up with the bunny? do you miss it? was it embarrassing? >> hello larry. >> do you know the dalai lama well? what is it like to be shot? how do you handle tabloids? the one thing you didn't answer is why. was it true that you once thought of taking your own life? why? >> the bronkos. >> ojs is in that car. oj simpson is in that car. >> liza with a "z." >> liza minnelli. train wreck. i didn't want to say it but it was. behind the mic, those specs and the iconic suspendes he was the tv legend who hosted cnn's larry king live for a quarter ce

whichever slate the governor has be determinative as to whether or not the electors are bona fide. and taking partisanship out of legislature and governor are on opposite sides objectionle, and the is pressed by members of the get tos, then how do we a place where what a governor has done, what a governor has signed off on the comes determinative as to a slate of electors, whether or not they are valid? when the premise of the constitutional provision is that the legislature shall decide how electors are chosen, and in fact, the voters have gone to the polls and chosen those electors. that,overall point is fortunately, we did not have a close election. if we had, there are so many people who are still challenging the results, and if we had a close election, that the laws that we have in place wouldn't really work. and i think the lesson here is that we need to reform the electoral count act that has been put into place over 100 years ago. so that if we do have a close election, then we don't have to worry about partisanship, and we have set rules that make sense in order to make a

individual trying to bring a weapon onto the floor of the house is actually very different than what a bonareat against members of congress, whether in washington, d.c. or with the -- >> but isn't the argument there among some members of congress that it's difficult to tell who is friend or who is foe among members of congress, because there are expressed threats coming from some members of congress and there are some members of congress who say they want to be armed and it's difficult for some members to draw a distinction about whether it's to keep themselves safe or whether it's to follow up on other threats against other members of congress. so how do you make sense of that? >> so really -- that's a really important point, fred. here's what happens. we have to apply the methodology of assessing a threat as to the means, opportunity and intent. and i wholly believe that the intent of these individuals who are trying to have weapons as a member of congress are not to launch an attack. they have other opportunities to do so. if they really are violent, members of a violent extremist group,

matt gates flying across the country to go after a fellow republican who, by the way, has more bona fidescould ever amass, and he's going to try to take her down? they may knock her out of leadership, but when you do that, look at what you're doing and saying about the republican party. matt gates, seriously? marjorie taylor greene? really? this is the best you have to replace trump? it's not replacing trump. it's continuation of trump and trumpism, and that's a brand i don't know how the party survives. >> back at the white house, kristen welker, we just had the first meeting in the oval office that -- there was a photo-op at least of the secretary of the trsh, janet yellin, with the president, about the covid relief package, with every single thing, they're getting ready to go for 51 votes, doing it under the budget reconciliation, which would avoid them needing 67. let me play a little bit of what the president and the secretary of the treasury hat to say. >> we have learned from past crises the risk is not doing too much. the risk is not doing enough. >> i want to emphasize the presid

white supremacist case, you have anita gupta, crispen clark, and they all have great civil rights bonaings i'm hopeful to see and has been the disconduction among black civil rights leaders is the fact we have to get serious about the counterintelligence we're doing to actually review police officers who have white supremacist ties, to oath keepers or proud boys or neo nazis or klansman. we don't do that. to work in the d.c. metro area, to work in the federal government, you have to have the highest security clearances going through your finances, who your family is, and why shouldn't that apply to people who wear a badge as well? and i think on the pandemic, certainly, really engaging in significant public health education about wearing a mask, probably partnering with a lot of black and brown organizations that have been leaders on public health in their communities. on how to make sure people know how to protect themselves against this virus, especially if they're frontline workers who are the most affected for those reasons. >> and deal with education on the vaccines because of a l

and just to show off my conservative bona fides, i'm going to -- and my libertarian principles, i'm going to do something i haven't been able to do in public since the 1970s which is light up. [laughter] this is a cigar -- . >> i was just going to ask, i don't know what's legal in new hampshire and what's not. that's a cigar? >> this is a cigar. the only thing i can really say in favor of the pandemic is it's the first time i've been able to smoke in public for decades. yeah, i sure did vote for hillary. i voted for hillary. i don't much care for hillary, but i voted for hillary on the principle of the devil you know versus the devil you don't know. i disagreed with a lot of her policy prescriptions. i wasn't that pleased by her record. she was the most boring campaigner i had ever covered, although joe biden really isn't out on the road. he hasn't really been given a chance to compete, so he might be able to. how glad were you during the debate that you weren't playing the joe biden here's the deal drinking game? [laughter] >> the drinking game because i would still be with drunk. >> yea

not to look at bona fide issues of voter fraud. they're republicans. they're doing what's right. and it's a good thing to see. >> preet, thank you very, very much. obviously, we're going to continue our analysis down the road. since president trump lost the election, no state official has been under more official from the president, actually, than georgia's republican secretary of state brad raffensperger. cnn's amara walker has more. >> reporter: in the face of repeated attacks and pressure from president trump -- >> we believe we do have an accurate election. >> no, you don't. no. no, you don't. you don't have it. not even close. >> reporter: georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger hasn't budged from his principles. as the president refuses to accept the reality that he lost georgia just two weeks before joe biden's inauguration. >> i think that's really what we're called to be, is people of integrity. and that's -- i work hard on that every day so people know that we're working hard for honest elections. >> reporter: on saturday the secretary took the call he's been tr

we do see some activity on the radar and that's bona fide stuff that's real and that is that the potential to give some light rain and drizzle going on for the next a couple of hours here. as we go through the period here. let's go and check out what we have going on here in terms of satellite picture that was the hope will open things up a little bit there comes a little patchy drizzle. you know a lot of times when this happens it has to fight through some dry air we didn't get that much today and also there for so that's actually making it to the ground and hey we might actually get some fog too. if you are a surfer one hit to the beach or go into the water and so forth watch out for the high surf in effect until 3 o'clock the coming up in just a little bit i'm going to check into forecast going on for tonight and into tomorrow so knots dave thank you for that. >>and more breaking news out of washington dc another republican lawmakers vowing to vote yes on impeaching president trump tomorrow, representative liz cheney of wyoming released a statement today saying the president quote some

african footballer to play in 5 people world cups and play professionally from sweden to turkey a bona fide icon in the sport. and i'm still. she was supposed to be playing football in china but covert 19 changed that at the moment she's back in her hometown using her spare time instead is to give back. i can't help i think gills i don't have a hope. we have. no maize new goal is to help girls like miriam a student from lagos nigeria every morning it's the same routine. in off to school miriam like many nigerians live below the poverty line. something. and my dad used to go to work and give him some sense. well it needs good question for today's a special day for miriam she gets to spend time with the local legend thanks to a common goal in organization where football players and other people involved in football donate some of their earnings to good causes. always. on that helps people so at. the end goal and helping or the. other big stars have signed up to a common goal since it started in 2017 it helps organizations like yeti and outreach program based in lay goes to tackle local i

because i do think it's a lot to do with cowardice and opportunism than any kind of actual bona fide, but that all remains to be seen. we saw one of the president's sons describing the republican party as the president's party, that is no longer a party... it's basically a lead party. what happens in 202a? will he run again? look into your crystal ball.|j happens in 202a? will he run again? look into your crystal ball. i think a lot of it has to do with the amount of damage that, the self—inflicted damage of yesterday. what's been incredible is that this quy what's been incredible is that this guy has demonstrated his unfitness in office early and often. it takes a kind of spectacular display, verging on a push to really kind of, perhaps vexed the american people into realising, oh, my mother this isa into realising, oh, my mother this is a truly dangerous person. if you look a some of the commentators a fox news ——, oh my this is a dangerous person. we saw the excuses started to move forward. we heard people like sean hannity, very influential fox commentator, saying what happened in

promoted by some in my party, and so to have her voice in the forefront of this, knowing her conservative bona fides, her principled republican positions on a host of issues brings that kind of legitimacy to this discussion that you did not have in the last impeachment trial. did you not have in those -- in those conversations. so it's not so much that steny hoyer referred to her the way he did, it's the fact that she stood up in the first instance and declaatively stated where she was and where she stood, and now, i guess, the watch is which republicans follow behind her. my view, if it's just one, that's movement to claire's point that we're anticipating in the senate. i think the same is true in the house. and i think -- and i think liz will be the impetus for that. >> michael, i'm intrigued by that, and, rich, i want to get you in here on this because i think the senator described it as a rumble that she's hearing inside the republican party. at this point, though -- and michael talked about, you know, even if one more person comes out because of what liz cheney did and that's something, a

i don't think he's ever actually had a bona fide job where he's been there for a period of time. >> reporter had harvey been doing managing steven's inheritance? sylvia noland remembered shortly before steven vanished, somebody broke into the trunk of his car where he kept all his personal paperwork, his passport, his trust documents. all stolen. >> and i said, well, please tell me that the document between you and harvey, you know, wasn't in there. and he goes, "what document?" and i said, "well, you know, for him investing your $2 million." i said, "you have something documented, right?" and he goes, "no." and i said, "you gave some man you just met a couple years ago $2 million and you got nothing in writing?" >> reporter: she told the detectives, of course. and they took a good look at harvey's boat and soon learned something that probably should have been obvious all along. that fancy, dolled-up tub, with its pricey power winches, its expensive electronics, its polished teak, washer-dryer, fireplace, was paid for, practically every dollar, by the unwitting steven b. that answer turned u

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representing new york, she's representing wyoming, her father was dick cheney, so the conservative bona fides are real. step into the space the way she has tells you the lack of coordination but more importantly the break between this white house and the senate and house leadership on a matter as important as this. >> and let me tell you that lack of coordination i think is very real. it's a question i asked just last night to a bunch of sources, hey, who is handling any kind of outreach to folks on the hill on the part of the white house and the response from one person came back, and i will tell you very sarcastically, mark meadows has it handled. he's got it locked down. there aren't many people who are left in the west wing and in the white house. i want to ask you, senator mccaskill and rich i want you to answer this as well. one of the interesting things and we heard this from congresswoman mace, too, the idea that the process is bypassing, for example, house judiciary, et cetera. there was also a comment made i believe it was congressman mcgovern who said we are at a crime scene.

and i think supervisor mandelman said all of the more important bona fideties. she was great to hang out with. i would like adjourn today's board meeting in the memory of my neighbor sally, who was also a ball of fun. and i'm sure margot st. james and she passed away -- she fell and went to rehab, where there was a covid outbreak. and she passed away from covid a few days ago. so i would like adjourn the board meeting in the memory of late-great sally gould who was highly entertaining and thank her neighbor sean for taking care of her. >> clerk: sorry for your loss, supervisor peskin. thank you for your introductions. supervisor preston. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, today, i'm introducing an emergency ordinance to stop evictions for nonpayment of rent that becomes due starting february 1st, 2021. this board has taken very strong action throughout the pandemic to stop evictions. the ordinance to ban covid-related nonpayment evictions passed the board 10-1. it was challenged in court and upheld, which was a major victory for our city and strategy for pre

early voting may deprive people of important election information that might come late whether it's bona fide information or sort of last-minute hit type information which isnot uncommon . are some significant event that's really beyond the control of the parties as they bear on how people would vote. there were some indications of people who had voted early , at least inquiring about whether they could recast their vote or recapture a revote. i think it's worth leaving to others to determine if that is a significant enough problem that want to dictate whenearly voting should commence . i know back in 2001, my law partner was a member of the carter board commission and they recommended that we have a national holiday for voting. but that was again based on the notion of having it on election day and not early voting. the 2012 commission, presidential commission that was a bipartisan commission on this tiapplauded using early voting as a means to overcome the problems that occurred in the 2012 election which was long lines at the polls. excessively long waits. so it seems like early votin

the first is that in a bona fide and sustainable way the cut ties with groups, including al qaeda.ond is that they meaningfully reduced levels of violence and contributes towards cease-fires. and that they participate in a railway, not a fake way in negotiations with the government. so what we are doing right now is taking a hard look at how the taliban is complying with those three conditions. and it will make decisions about our posture in our diplomatic strategy going forward. sec. rice: where did you leave it, jake, where do you want to take it? there is a lot in russia around navalny's return. mr. o'brien: navalny is an incredibly courageous man. for him to return to russia after where happened to him is very symbolic. we have never had a problem with the russian people are the chinese people, we have always had a problem with their governments. it's wonderful to see the russian people taking some sort of a stand, although they are doing it at a high price. we will do it we can to support them in a way that does not lead to more arrests and deaths in prison. number two, as arm

a lot to challenge in terms of the bona fides of people bringing the accusations and the process beingent you aren't part of it could that change? >> i'm not waiting for the phone call. i've got another paying job to work on. i'm not expecting anything there. >> bill: would you take it if asked. >> we'll talk offline, brother. >> bill: we shall. thank you, jim. nice to see you. very interesting points you make. we'll talk again in the coming days. >> dana: he needed a press secretary. major bust in california. anti-trafficking operation by federal agencies recovering more than 30 missing children. william la jeunesse is live in los angeles. what can you tell us about this story? >> this is one of about 1800 investigations by the f.b.i. of child sex trafficking. here in southern california police recovered 33 children ages 13-17. 8 were being sexually exploited when rescued. two found multiple times at known prostitution locations. these were not victims of kidnapping. most of the minors had been reported missing were runaways or in foster care. one had been abducted by a non-cuss tolli

. >> thad, what's next i mean, this is the perfect anthem for the times in which we live you're a bonaan, just absolutely beautiful. yeah and the song has meant so much to so many people. like, i got a comment from a couple they started a business and the lockdown happened. they started five years ago, and they were about to close it down, and they heard this story and listened to the song they simultaneously looked at each other and said, we're not closing. >> music >> that's great. >> thad, will you send us some hot sauce? >> yes >> don't give up on the hot sauce dream either >> i will send it. >> what's the hot sauce called >> it's called friendly fire i also go in a band called leagues. there's a song on the album called "friendly fire. there's a green and a red sauce. >> we'll take both >> maybe the next phone call will be from bobby flay. >> exactly >> sure. >> thad cockrell, the song is "swinging. if you haven't streamed it or bought it do it. make it happen >> thank you >> thank you, thad >> that's awesome. >> that's an amazing story >> come back and play here one of these days