where -- >> bridgeport, connecticut this is a national show. nightly show we're bad ass. all right thank you rob, tom, kat and tyrus. thank you america, i love you i'm greg gutfeld. chris: i'm chris wallace. it is one of the largest stimulus packages in u.s. history, signed, sealed and soon to be delivered as the nation marks one year of covid. ♪. >> this bill puts working people in this nation first. it is not hyperbole, it's a fact. chris: big promises from president biden as the rollout of his american rescue plan gets underway while republicans who all voted against the package push back. >> it was a multitrillion dollar trojan horse full of bad old liberal ideas. chris: is the massive plan coindividual relief or a liberal wish-list? we'll ask republican sen

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i want to start as director hill did, in praising my three fellow current board members on the bridgeport. director hernandez has been absolutely wonderful. as she said, she helped established the new advisory committee on equity, and we're looking forward to seeing what we can accomplish there at the district in that regard. she manages to share some of the same upsets and passions that i do on the board while being much more polite on it. director hill, i see nothing from bert but devotion to the bike, but he's a little better acquainted with policy matters in that regard and in transportation generally has been an absolutely valuable voice there. director grosboll, having an attorney's background, asks some of the hard questions that i've never thought to ask, and i appreciate his leadership on the suicide deterrent advisory committee, as well. my own reasons for being on are, in some reasons, fortunately or unfortunately, are the same as i applied two years ago. i think i bring some particular expertise to that committee with my knowledge of the construction industry, with my knowledg

he was born and raised in bridgeport. he was involved in his church. his mom, michelle brown, said i had to kiss my son lying in a hospital bed dead. i don't wish this on nobody. not even my worst enemy. this wasn't the first time benjamin had been shot. he had been previously wounded in a shooting in 2016, but he had recovered. kevin xiang was 26 years old. about a month and a half ago, in early february he was killed by gun violence. he had moved to new haven just two years ago to pursue a master's degree at the yale school of the environment. he was a west coast native. he had gotten engaged one week before his death. he had earned a degree. he was an army veteran, he was a present army national guard member. he was shot outside his fiancee 's apartment. his fiancee said kevin was a gift from god. he was a true and righteous man after god's own heart. life is so precious and short. my only hope is that he's with his heavenly father now in perfect peace, an extraordinary young man said yale university's president. i mean, mr. president, i've got a st

i want to start as director hill did, in praising my three fellow current board members on the bridgeport. director hernandez has been absolutely wonderful. as she said, she helped established the new advisory committee on equity, and we're looking forward to seeing what we can accomplish there at the district in that regard. she manages to share some of the same upsets and passions that i do on the board while being much more polite on it. director hill, i see nothing from bert but devotion to the bike, but he's a little better acquainted with policy matters in that regard and in transportation generally has been an absolutely valuable voice there. director grosboll, having an attorney's background, asks some of the hard questions that i've never thought to ask, and i appreciate his leadership on the suicide deterrent advisory committee, as well. my own reasons for being on are, in some reasons, fortunately or unfortunately, are the same as i applied two years ago. i think i bring some particular expertise to that committee with my knowledge of the construction industry, with my knowledg

basking in the spring warmth east of the rockies but on the pacific northwest down into california to bridgeport michael strahan is h he owns it. hey, we have one of the year's most buzzed about young adult novels, "firekeeper's daughter." it is a mesmerizing page turner about a native teen who witnesses a shocking tragedy, puts her life on the line to find the truth and save her community. joining us now is the author, angeline boulley. good morning to you. i've been looking forward to speaking with you. this -- ten years in the making. 18 years old. how did you come up with the idea back then? >> oh, my goodness. 18 years old, senior in high school. my friend who attended a different school said, there's a new guy and he seems like he's your type and intrigued i asked about him and, you know, after a few weeks she said, oh, he's -- he doesn't play sports. he hangs out with the stoners and then at the end -- towards the end of the school year she said there was this huge drug bust and this new guy was an undercover officer and i remember thinking, what if i had been in classes with him? what if

i want to start as director hill did, in praising my three fellow current board members on the bridgeport. director hernandez has been absolutely wonderful. as she said, she helped established the new advisory committee on equity, and we're looking forward to seeing what we can accomplish there at the district in that regard. she manages to share some of the same upsets and passions that i do on the board while being much more polite on it. director hill, i see nothing from bert but devotion to the bike, but he's a little better acquainted with policy matters in that regard and in transportation generally has been an absolutely valuable voice there. director grosboll, having an attorney's background, asks some of the hard questions that i've never thought to ask, and i appreciate his leadership on the suicide deterrent advisory committee, as well. my own reasons for being on are, in some reasons, fortunately or unfortunately, are the same as i applied two years ago. i think i bring some particular expertise to that committee with my knowledge of the construction industry, with my knowledg

accelerated back on track, off coast of new england here martha's vineyard a company in connecticut bridgeportof applying public service in mexico we like utilities, karl icahn yesterday announced looking for a firstenergy another group looking for board seats, on energy a lot in utilities area, that is all part of the transmission, distribution, cybersecurity and battery storage ev part of the world so "e"is important from our point of view next few years. >> i know you are a stock pyrrhic you have done incredible well with that broadly speaking on broad market here do you worry going to see a o sell-off even if you do have names stock picking opportunities, does the broad market sell off on worries of valuation, inflation, you know under -- growth expectations, what is your take on the broad averages? because we continue to hit records, is it warranted? >> well that is a great insight but let me give you the i gave you a good bottom line growth in gdp that we both agree will happen in terms of of nominal gdp in the uyous, however, you do have tax, what is the corporate tax rate going to be,

i want to start as director hill did, in praising my three fellow current board members on the bridgeport. director hernandez has been absolutely wonderful. as she said, she helped established the new advisory committee on equity, and we're looking forward to seeing what we can accomplish there at the district in that regard. she manages to share some of the same upsets and passions that i do on the board while being much more polite on it. director hill, i see nothing from bert but devotion to the bike, but he's a little better acquainted with policy matters in that regard and in transportation generally has been an absolutely valuable voice there. director grosboll, having an attorney's background, asks some of the hard questions that i've never thought to ask, and i appreciate his leadership on the suicide deterrent advisory committee, as well. my own reasons for being on are, in some reasons, fortunately or unfortunately, are the same as i applied two years ago. i think i bring some particular expertise to that committee with my knowledge of the construction industry, with my knowledg