and i took cass and me and cass try and find her. >> marshburn and cass spent the next several hoursscent of kelli'ds grave. >> we searched to almost dark cass starts laying down and so we start digging. can't find nothing. >> what is that telling you though? >> thinking we're close. >> but not close enough. holbert couldn't remember exactly where he buried kelli's body. it was almost dark. everybody was exhausted. so marshburn reluctantly called it a day, but he didn't take holbert home. >> i give him a hotel room and i tell him i'm going to be back in the morning. >> did you worry that he might get spooked and take off? >> i was worried he was going to kill himself. >> and take the secrets of kelli's grave to his own. >> coming up -- an excruciating few hours. >> i couldn't sleep that night. marcia couldn't sleep. >> in the morning, one final search and at long last a sign. >> all of a sudden he starts whimpering and he stops. >> after two long years, are all questions about to be answered? when "dateline" continues. ixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis und

we had our cass inspections done. i had three more in the process that we're undergoing right now and are making those changes. there is support out there, at least from the state, from where i'm at, so i appreciate that. >> right, and thank you, commissioner adams, for reminding me, is that the state architect now, if you do have a cass inspection -- so let's say you've just recently had your cass inspection. you haven't been able to remediate your barriers. you can have your cass -- you can have your business and address identified under this one section called 120-day stay. so it does inform if -- it does inform those that are paying attention to this section of the state architect site that you just recently had your cass inspection and therefore are going through the process. so one of the benefits of having that cass is a 120-day stay. and also, there's another section -- there's two sections -- >> yeah. there's a 120-day stay, and then, you can register it with your cass inspection number, property address, all

but that's not something that cass and i ever endorse. richard thaler, we have to end it there.joining me on hardtalk. my pleasure. hello. last week brought us some heavy rain followed by some particularly warm weather. the week ahead, well things will be much drier. rain mainly confined to the north of scotland. but it will be also cooler. temperatures should be around average, but there will be incursions of chilly air towards the north and the east at times. all running around the eastern edge of an area of high pressure which will dominate through this week. that's what's happening into monday, but we are on the edge of it so going to have rather chilly start. certainly compared with the morning commutes we saw the end of last week, much cooler out there. temperatures down into the mid—single figures as we start the day. but there will be a lot of dry weather for england, wales and northern ireland. a bit of patchy mist and fog but some good sunny spells. the sunshine will be a bit hazy and that's because we've got a weather front pushing in. mainly across the north and west

we had our cass inspections done. three more in the process that we're undergoing right now and are making those changes. there is support out there, at least from the state, from where i'm at, so i appreciate that. >> right, and thank you, commissioner adams, for reminding me, is that the state architect now, if you do have a cass inspection -- so let's say you've just recently had your cass inspection. you haven't been able to remediate your barriers. you can have your cass -- you can have your business and address identified under this one section called 120-day stay. so it does inform if -- it does inform those that are paying attention to this section of the state architect site that you just recently had your cass inspection and therefore are going through the process. so one of the benefits of having that cass is a 120-day stay. and also, there's another section -- there's two sections -- >> yeah. there's a 120-day stay, and then, you can register it with your cass inspection number, property address, all of th

but that's not something that cass and i ever endorse. richard thaler, we have to end it there.orjoining me on hardtalk. my pleasure. hello there. wednesday looks like it's going to be a drier, brighter day for many parts of the uk. a vast improvement over what we saw on tuesday. the northeast of england was particularly badly affected by the rain. it was about a month's worth of rain falling in 2a hours. throughout the day, it was a pretty wet too across eastern parts of scotland. the low pressure that brought the rain and the strong winds is moving out of the way. we've got the next atlantic weather system coming in to the west and in between the two, a small window of drier weather and some sunshine. with clearer skies to start the day across large parts of scotland and northern ireland, pretty chilly out there. for eastern parts of england, there's more rain around still and it's lighter by the morning, the rain should move away. those northerly winds will gradually ease and the cloud eventually break up. we've got this slice of dry weather and sunshine, but western areas ar

but this is moving -- this is comparable like the nixon tapes cass or the pentagon case but almost as the magnitude. since september 1 women in texas have not had the right to abortion guaranteed under the constitution in 1973. and i think the justices after they let that take effect realized there's pressure here and they needed to step in and say, okay, we'll hear this situation and try to decide it. i think we'll see a fast ruling once they hear it, too. >> as someone that's watched the supreme court for years, what do you think we should be watching for tomorrow? >> even though abortion rights looms over the case it's a procedure that texas wrote into the ban. it essentially delegated enforcement to private citizens so texas said we can't be sued. we have not caused the clinics or the department of justice representing the united states to challenge it here any injury and should not be here at the supreme court so the justices have to decide can the state essentially insulate itself from responsibility for a law like this when just through the mechanism? once they decide that we'l

oren cass, thank you for unpacking it for us. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: last night we told the cancellation of a huge percentage of flights by southwest airlines was not the result of weather, that is a lie. it was a reaction to joe biden's vaccine mandate.e. they are wrecking our travel industry. well, there has been a major update on the story, including a response from the white house and southwest airlines. we will bring that to you straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we spent a lot of >> tucker: we spend a lot of time on the show talking about ideology, what people believe,e, but in the end, the measure of a government is not its ideas, it's the effects of its policy on you. can you

cass patel, all on sunday. plus on fox business start smart every weekday with "mornings with maria" on fox business we hope you will start your day with us every weekday morning. that will do it for us this weekend, thank you for being with me i hope you a great rest of the weekend and i will see you again next time. ♪. gerry: hello this week on the wall street journal at large, democrats insist their multitrack and other plan to remake the u.s. economy will cost nothing, and may be there fantasy world but sadly we all have to live in it and pay the true cost. >> it is 0 price tag on the debt. >> this is a 0-dollar bill, is good to be completely paid for. >> the reconciliation package will cost $0. >> so much for 0 president biden's cut ability takes another hit this week as top generals testified on a senate hearing and afghanistan they contradicted successful withdrawal and confirm biden alone made the decision to pull u.s. troops out ignoring advice from top military aid. >> required military command to giv

we had our cass inspections done.ight now and are making those changes. there is support out there, at least from the state, from where i'm at, so i appreciate that. >> right, and thank you, commissioner adams, for reminding me, is that the state architect now, if you do have a cass inspection -- so let's say you've just recently had your cass inspection. you haven't been able to remediate your barriers. you can have your cass -- you can have your business and address identified under this one section called 120-day stay. so it does inform if -- it does inform those that are paying attention to this section of the state architect site that you just recently had your cass inspection and therefore are going through the process. so one of the benefits of having that cass is a 120-day stay. and also, there's another section -- there's two sections -- >> yeah. there's a 120-day stay, and then, you can register it with your cass inspection number, property address, all of that. >> so i'm bringing that to your attention just

cass have risen to 44,000. and they are tracking a new variant.he who has warned against relying on vaccines alone. >> that is where we really need to come back to the forgotten child of the pandemic response which is the public health measures, the contact tracing, the testing, the isolation. i think we tend to get so focused on the vaccine uptake that we do forget this. regardless of the reasons for low vaccine uptake we need to put a lot of attention on the other components of the response. >> they will spend an attack on the u.s. outpost in southern syria with no reports of casualties. it struck a base, in one of the country's last rebel held territories. u.s. visuals i told reuters it's too soon to determine who is behind the attack but they believe it was from a drone. it is a first time this military base has been targeted. the pentagon has confirmed no u.s. forces have been injured. earlier, at least 14 people were killed after two bombs exploded on a bus in damascus. the worst attack in years. and shortly after the government forces shell

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let's go to cass calling from cedar falls, iowa on the democrat line. good morning.aller: good morning and thank you for c-span. i just wanted to respond to the gentleman who said america would change if we pass that bill and indeed it will, but it will change for the positive. especially low income people. another point i would like to make is that people who refuse the vaccine or wear our mask talk about personal freedom. to my point of view, my personal freedom is being affected because i can't do the things i want to do even though i am vaccinated because they refuse to stop the virus from spreading. host: let's go to carson calling from ann arbor, michigan. good morning. caller: hello. i just wanted to call in and comment about the previous segment. i am at the university of michigan and my experience with free speech on college campus has been mixed so far. in one instance my first week of classes one of my graduate instructors basically put it out there that restricting abortions is the same as -- i am pro-life independent and i would not be comfortable in tha

eastern i have guessed marsha blackburn, steve scalise, and cass patel, all on sunday.th "mornings with maria" on fox business we hope you will start your day with us every weekday morning. that will do it for us this weekend, thank you for being with me i hope you have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you again next time. ♪. gerry: hello this week on the wall street journal at large, democrats insist their multitrack and other plan to remake the u.s. economy will cost nothing, and may be there fantasy world but sadly we all have to live in it and pay the true cost. >> it is 0 price tag on the debt. >> this is a 0-dollar bill, is go

so one of the benefits of having that cass is a 120-day stay. and also, there's another section -- there's two sections -- >> yeah. there's a 120-day stay, and then, you can register it with your cass inspection number, property address, all of that. >> so i'm bringing that to your attention just so -- so there's definitely -- i think moving forward, we just -- you know, it's part of this office's effort, you know, regardless to whether i'm here or not here, how we can continue to help really encourage businesses to get their cast inspection, understand, you know, precovid -- i know that there is one coffee shop on valencia street, had an accessible entryway, but got sued because they had a counter, the top, the milk, and the sugars and all of that was just too high. so any way, we need to encourage businesses to really understand the inside, even for new businesses in addition to businesses that have been open for a while. i want to -- under policy and legislative matters, i do want to note that supervisor safai's legislation on the commercial

nobody it seems is going to be blamed for that, or it is still in cass, really, and none of the problems distress. lebanon is in the worst recession _ country is in real distress. lebanon is in the worst recession in - is in the worst recession in history. _ is in the worst recession in history. i— is in the worst recession in history, i think, is in the worst recession in history, ithink, and have no power for most _ history, ithink, and have no power for most of— history, ithink, and have no power for most of the day and night for the last— for most of the day and night for the last week, and now the echo of lui'i the last week, and now the echo of gun fire _ the last week, and now the echo of gun fire in — the last week, and now the echo of gun fire in the streets again, which is in a _ gun fire in the streets again, which is in a god — gun fire in the streets again, which is in a god lebanon's on the two recent— is in a god lebanon's on the two recent history. it'sjust a dreadful shame _ recent history. it'sjust a dreadful shame that this country, beautiful country— shame that this c

then making up for that surprised a faint scent of macedonia back in march, and to kill that place at cass start 2022 with 2 qualifying games. dispatch them also see the ice sources we have now achieved our goal of qualifying as quickly as possible. we are the 1st motion of the cato to qualify the 1st officer but wild and we lacked a bit of determination. but in the 2nd half, we did much better and preserved to windless game. germany are in great form under new coach for a man who previously led by nina to 6 trophies in one season. a $1.00 oh $5.00 games since he took over from y'all can love after the euros scoring 18 goals and conceding and just one we spoke to fit with analyst at patty higgs. he works for one football in berlin. he says with a 3 in charge. excitement is building around the german national team, given his history as an assistant in the germany set up to learn for quite some time. he had the benefit of saying the great things that they did and, but also saying the filings that his predecessor had, particularly towards the end of his tenure there. so he'd be able to combin

sarah clark, cass more from the gold coast. under the, the national plan announced by australian planet to scott morrison. the requirements of the state must reach the 80 percent vaccine targets under the plan . so that the 2 requirements now the quarantine of those to be a strain citizens and permanent residents. those have been fleet back nice with the vaccine recognized by the australian government. i can do a 7 day home quarantine. those you haven't been vaccinated or have been vaccinated with the vaccine that's not recognized by the australian government. they will still have to do a 14 day hotel warranty. us pharmaceutical company mark says it's been experiments in with a cool, with 1000 treatments that cuts hospitalizations and deaths by half. his face has not yet been published, nor peer reviewed. mark is seeking emergency use authorization in the us youth activists have gathered in the italian city of midland to protest against what they say is in action by world leaders ahead of climate summit. next month. during a co

well, let's get more on this now. exclude cass, she's a managing partner inside strategy partners and she joins us from cotton colon, you in the sydney's capital. so i start by asking you for your assessment just how diane this is right now. how acute are the shortages and how long do you think they could continue? the shortages are not new, and they're certainly, you know, back with a vengeance. now, i think that the main worry at the moment is that in a few days time by next week in 2 weeks time, situation will become so dire. so as to be, you know, very much the same conditions we saw before the form appreciate which was a very tense time. and you know, this is all sort of comes down to that initial current, which is that, you know, the minute the government is lost, the united government as indians and their military. i'm, they just don't see i to i and on under lot of issues. and in recent tensions have, you know, precipitated this current state as well, which is that and, you know, regional issues such as related to the east are now becoming you know, chips that, that can be sor

how trauma affects our brains and bodies and next is nobel prize winning economy richard sailor and cass on how to make better decisions on their revised on 2008 best-seller nudge and wrapping up a look at the strand bookstores best selling nonfiction books is michelle's himory trying and some of the authors have appeared on book tv and you with watch their programs any time at booktv.org. >> good evening virtual audience and welcome, thank you for joining us tonight, my name is hillary card and on behalf of harvard bookstore i'm pleased to introduce this book with sheryll cashin, joining conversations by

how trauma affects our brains and bodies and next is nobel prize winning economy richard sailor and cass on how to make better decisions on their revised on 2008 best-seller nudge and wrapping up a look at the strand bookstores best selling nonfiction books is michelle's himory trying and some of the authors have appeared on book tv and you with watch their programs any time at booktv.org. >> good evening virtual audience and welcome, thank you for joining us tonight, my name is hillary card and on behalf of harvard bookstore i'm pleased to introduce this book with sheryll cashin, joining conversations by tamika megan, thank you for joining us today. whatever hard bookstores continue to bringing books to our community and every day we will have in zoom account. our event schedule appears on the web side and you can sign up for newsletter and this each's decision cushion will conclude time for questions. you have a question for speakers at any time during the talk tonight, click on the q&a button at the bottom of the screen and we will get through as many time allowed. this event will hav

the ceo cass it a display of one of the worst behaviors he's ever seen. i turn it over to chris cuomo. >> i am chris cuomo. we're here for the g20 to discuss world crisis. president biden is on the big stage hoping to show a new face to allies to are desperate for answers and also a little bit to save face. his democrats continue to delay historic legislation. as you see, air force i just landed, and we're going to take you through the latest reason why there's no deal yet. but don't forget biden's high-stakes meeting here with the pope. there's a big controversy swirling around both of these men. the issue of reproductive rights. now, that meeting and what message is sent specifically by the pontiff may mean as much back home for the biden as anything here. the buzz, the democrats, getting their way on spending bills that will did more for more people than we've seen in a generation, still crying the bill by the price tag, which is $1.75 trillion. my feeling, that's part of the reason that public support for these programs isn't louder. the programs them

they are used by russian cass cosmonauts for training. ties, pending an investigation. a real tragedy, obviously, those people going up there in the plane, obviously risky. the good news is, though, there is hope. six people pulled out of that plane alive fighting for their lives as we speak. claudia. claudia: ryan, that's right, six survivors, 16 dead. what an awful, awful story but thank you for bringing is to us there in london, ryan. thank you. well, eric, that is the risk that you take sometimes when you do these extreme sports. we're back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. eric: yeah, we have more news at 4:00 p.m. and the fox news channel has more news throughout the whole afternoon. mike emanuel is up next with news from washington. mike's got a lot of good guests and look at that fog here in new york city at the empire state building, see it lit up last night for the fox news channel 25th anniversary. ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutr

the ceo cass it a display of one of the worst behaviors he's ever seen.ld crisis. president biden is on the big stage hoping to show a new face to allies to are desperate for answers and also a little bit to save face. his democrats continue to delay historic legislation. as you see, air force i just landed, and we're going to take you through the latest reason why there's no deal yet. but don't forget biden's high-stakes meeting here with the pope. there's a big controversy swirling around both of thes

finally returned to his family seven decades later and this weeks thousands watched as a horse-drawn cassthe chaplain to his final resting place back home in kansas. what did it mean to you, having devoted so many years to this endeavor, to identify chaplain kapon? >> here we are, literally -- well, 70 years after he died in that pow camp, able to bring this final answer for a man that made the supreme sacrifice to our nation, is an absolutely indescribeable feeling. chris: chaplain kapon was named a servant of god by pope john paul the second. that's the first step on the path to sainthood. that's it for today. have a great week. and we'll see you next fox news sunday. ♪. >> good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution" this is the positive populism, pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. the man who is our racist president viciously insulted by calling him his boy, biden seniors advisor. >> what is the philosophy of the president? >> we will consult with congress.

at least publicly nothing has really rattled the laundries other than a sign reading what if it was cass, the reference to brian's sister got a reaction from brian's dad who he removed the sign early saturday morning as and protesters continue to demand justice for gabby here in north port, the gabby petito foundation is expected to hold its first fund raiser today in new york, expected to happen in less than 30 minutes. arthel: charles watson, thank you. eric. eric: a founding father may soon get booted out of new york city l hall. for 187 years, thomas jefferson has stared over the proceedings of the new york city council. the statue is in front of the room, along with portraits of george washington. jefferson may get yanked because the man who wrote all men are created equal once owned slaves. laura ingal is outside the historic city hall with the latest on this. hey, laura. >> reporter: hi, eric. you faux, there is a lot of history here behind me in new york city hall but not all of it is appropriate according to those who would like to see the th statue of thomas jefferson removed.

finally returned to his family seven decades later and this weeks thousands watched as a horse-drawn cass chaplain to his final resting place back home in kansas. what did it mean to you, having devoted so many years to this endeavor, to identify chaplain kapon? >> here we are, literally -- well, 70 years after he died in that pow camp, able to bring this final answer for a man that made the supreme sacrifice to our nation, is an absolutely indescribeable feeling. chris: chaplain kapon was named a servant of god by pope john paul the second. that's the first step on the path to sainthood. that's it for today. have a great week. and we'll see you next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to sunday morning futures. i'm maria bartiromo. let it be clear, the socialists are in charge. nancy pelosi jetting off to itly i'm told to meet with the pope after friday's massive failure in washington with no deal done and progressives able to blow up a bipartisan infrastructure plan while pushing $5 trillion tax, spend and green plan that most of them have not even read. >

president cass casciato. >> we may have a quorum problem in less than an hour. let's hit as many action items as we can. 6. >> 6 action item approval of the minutes of the cent 8, 2021 retirement board meeting. >> move to approve adoption. >> second. >> moved and seconded. any public comment? >> press star 3 to be added to the queue. any caller on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no caller on the line. >> public comment is closed. >> roll call, please. i will entertain a motion to approve. we have a motion. >> roll call vote. sorry. >> driscoll. >> aye. >> ghandi. >> aye. >> heldfond. >> aye. >> president casciato. >> aye. >> we have five ayes. motion passes. jay, what action items do we want to make sure we get through today? we need to do consent calendar item 7. we have item 9, which is a recommendation for action. then i believe that is the only two remaining action items. >> item 7 then. >> item 7. consent calendar. >> move to accept. >> second. >> moved and seconded. any public comment? >> press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, any caller

the law is krit cass -- crystal clear here. if congress does not have the legitimate legislative function, they simply cannot subpoena a private individual. the constitution gives those powers to the executive and the judiciary branch. not to congress. i can therefore only conclude the purpose of the resolution before us today is to fulfill a partisan agenda. if the select committee was serious about conducting a legitimate oversight, they would subpoena the former house sergeant at arms and the former head of the d.c. national guard. that would be an investigation within the clear purpose of congress and within the delegated power we have in the constitution. instead, we are here voting on a resolution with absolutely no legislative purpose. we are also setting a dangerous precedent that will have a chilling effect on the rights of private citizens in the future. thank you, mr. speaker. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman res

love cass, good morning. >> good morning, guys.nfrastructure bill this week. it didn't happen.. >> there will be a vote today. there will be a vote today. >> we don't know what the vote schedule is or isn't today. we leave that to speaker pelosi. there is plenty of hours of time left. >> i have canceled my flight for an hour and a half. i want to be home in my bed. my cat misses. >> me. >> y'all didn't believe me i kept saying we are not going to have a vote. i kept telling her we didn't have the votes and i knew she knew that. >> while pelosi promised house democrats the infrastructure bill would be on the floor, progressives threatened to sink it unless it was coupled with this massive $3.5 trillion social welfare spending bill joe biden told house democrats yesterday to compromise and drop that number down from 3.5 to 2 trillion. moderate new jersey democrat lashed out against what he called the far left faction and accused progressives of sabotaging the infrastructure bill. president biden remains optimistic. >> it doesn't matt

claire microsoft casse kill keeps talking about our president having been a former senator, with this personal meeting a ramping up of engagement with house democrats. as someone who sat in a room with a president pushing their agenda understanding it is a party who all sort of rise or fall together, what changes -- what changes when a president is in a room with his own party asking them to pass a bill, claire? >> i think everybody realizes that it is not about aoc or the progressive caucus or bernie sanders or kiersten sinema or joe manchin. this is about president biden and what is bess for the people. what is interesting about today is we are talking about self-inflicted wounds over self imposed deadlines. nobody is forcing this deadline today except democrats. so i think there is a deal there to be made, nicole. i have been on the phone all day. i have been talking to -- admittedly, i am a senate gal. admittedly i have been talking to senators and not house members. i think there is a sentence in the senate that joe biden needed to work the house, needed to lean in on the house.

. >> member cass tilllon. >> aye. >> member ho. >> aye. >> member cooper. >> aye. >> member lee. >> aye. >> town send. >> aye. >> mr. chair, there is no objection. i am noting the absence of vice chair reinier. >> agenda item therefore is -- the motion is adopted. agenda item 6 is next. mr. carroll. >> i just want to note for the record that we don't see any further discussion in the queue. if you would like to file this discussion before we move on. >> please. again take 6 translation of redistricting task force documents into multiple languages. this is discussion item and we will take public comment. members who wish to comment on this call the number. 415-655-0001. id24963086800. pound twice to connect to the meeting and star followed by 3 to enter the queue to speak. the system prompts will indicate you raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted to comment. i understand that we are joined today by the director of the department of elections. he is here to address the panel. >> thank you. good afternoon. i understand you have questions on the translation documents in relation to t

city of london corporation had previously agreed to move the statues of william beckford and sirjohn cass every week in the uk, 12 young people between the ages of 1a and 35 die of an undiagnosed heart condition. the charity, cardiac risk in the young, now wants to change that by screening every young person in the uk for heart problems. it says early screening and treatment can help bring down the numbers of those dying. we have never accepted that as a society, we should just sit back and see fit and healthy young people dying suddenly from undiagnosed conditions, and to do nothing about that. and we know that screening can prevent up to 89% of these sudden deaths, that's what the research has shown. well, if you're heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right now. good are looking right now. service and all the tubes thir morning. now on to the weather. good morning, i'll start, we start the mid teens celsius, the low pressure is in charge which means icy is going to rather wet and windy morning. we have a cold front moving through and that w

their names are ken and jeannette cass.first pitch. i spoke to them yesterday. check it out. >> i will be doing the first pitch. carley: you are throwing out the fitters pitch? >> i know. that is crazy. carley: how did you get selected for this? was it a contest. >> a program for small businesses the home team advantage different cities atlanta, los angeles and boston. we were selected before the world series it's just our good luck that it's here in atlanta. carley: they also got selected because they do a lot of good here in the community in atlanta. so, it's going to be a very exciting for them and two other small business owners who are also going to be throwing out the first pitch. all three of them together. it is cold as we have been talking about. and it is supposed to rain so hopefully the weather holds out. i was talking to somebody who works for the braves. she says she thinks everybody is going to be okay. tune in to the game tonight game three of the world series. 8:09 eastern time. on fox. guys, i will send it

let's go to cass calling from cedar falls, iowa, on the democratic line.: good morning and thank you for c-span. i just wanted to respond to the gentleman who said america would change if we passed that bill. indeed it will, but it will change for the positive for people, especially lower income people. another point i would like to make is people who refuse the vaccine or to wear masks talk about their personal freedom. my point of view is my personal freedom is being affected because i cannot do the things i want to do even though i am vaccinated because they refuse to stop this virus from spreading. host: let's go to carson calling from ann arbor, michigan. good morning. caller: hello. i wanted to comment about the previous segment. i am at the university of michigan. my experience with free speech on a college campus has been mixed so far. in one instance, my first week of classes, one of my graduate instructors basically put it out there that restricting abortions is basically the same as people dying in hurricanes and wildfires. i am a pro-life indep