. >> isn't it peculiar, charlie brown, how some traditions fade away. >> charlie brown should have known better. >> everyone on earth saved charlie brown in this case, and charlie brown is a metaphor for george p. everyone on earth knew what was going to happen, except for apparently george p. bush. i don't know what you do with the koozies. >> those are collectors items. i'll take one. you'll take one. they're lovely. >> there is one way to say maybe george p. knew he was never going to get the endorsement, was trying to get trump to stay out of the race or if trump endorsed paxton, his opponent, at least beg trump not to attack him personally. i don't know. >> i have no idea. i think he's just really in trouble with trump having endorsed packsxton. we have said this before, blood is thicker than water but it's not thicker than kool-aid, and i think this one is particularly embarrassing for all of the terrible things that donald trump said about the bush family that i don't know how george p. bush ever thought that he could somehow be disconnected from that being jeb bush's son. i just

but there are a few comic strip or maybe one where charlie brown hit the ball. you might still get a good show there. >> thanks so much. >> good morning. you better stick around for this one because i have a stack of content to get through. come on back. we have an epic ballgame that would not end last night. yes, a's and red sox, 9, if thehere were a a button tht would d help you u use less ene, breathe e cleaner aiair, and even take on climate change... would you press it? joe buck and john smoltz welcoming you back to the city center convenience mart. heather's moment has arrived, and you just hope all that training pays off. heather lays down her purchase but randy rings it up as slowly as he can. uh-oh. yup, she's looking at the cigarettes. there's nothing good back there. heather's arm is in motion. but she just grabs the gum off the counter. that's a slick move. even randy tips his cap to heather. stand up to cancer and rally wants you to reduce your risk for cancer. go to takeahealthystand.org ooz >> baseball up top. the game of the red sox, it was so lo

i label it the charlie brown effect.t starts when you're on the launch pad sitting on your back for three hours and your fluids shift toward your head. once you get up in space, your head physically gets bigger. that's why i call it the charlie brown effect. there's no gravity to keep them where they belong. >> do you get headaches? >> some people get a bit of stuf stuffiness. i didn't experience any of that but that's probably the biggest symptom. the other one is because you no longer have the orientation of space. we know that when you're here on earth, when your feet are on the ground, that's the bottom. in space, your feet can be anywhere. you no longer have that i'm left or i'm right. there's no orientation in space. it all depends on how you are moving in space. that adviser to get you disoriented as you come back. the other thing that happens is you grow a little bit. you don't have gravity reacting on your spine and you get up there, one of the things we do for fun is every one measure themselves and see how muc

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. >> isn't it peculiar, charlie brown, how some traditions just slowly fade away. >> charlie brown, of course the george p. bush this that situation there. joining us now is s.e. cupp, cnn political commentator to talk about this. revenge best served cold like a beer in a koozie, i guess. >> i know. it really is, though, just another in a long line of humiliations for suckups who would, you know, bow at the feet of donald trump in hopes for some of his crumbs, and really only to be left kind of emasculated. i mean, george p. is i think one of the worst examples because he literally got nothing out of it. even donald trump saying nothing until a little bit later in the primary would have been better than this. but, you know, everyone from marco rubio to ted cruz to rand paul to lindsey graham, ben carson, i mean, donald trump went after ben carson's religion, he's gone after these guys' families, i don't know anything more personal than your faith or your family, and yet all of these guys decided staying in power or getting power was more important than, like, pride, was more important

along the way was because of parents that were involved so the parents and the students are charlie browny are lucy with the for proverbial educational football. >> the solution is to get these board members recalled and to run new candidates for the board and take the board overseen by see, that is what you've got to do. >> that is what is going to happen. i've been on the streets collecting signatures. >> i've seen you. >> you will be surprised to know that i'm a democrat, we are grassroots, everybody on the board, we've been writing letters, we've got them and spoken to them personally tried to warn them there's a bipartisan tidal wave coming their way. they don't look at in the art, they don't write us back and if we can't recall the one by one there's an election in november in virginia. laura: thank you, keep us up to date on what happens. on the front lines of the critical race theory debate, the advocacy extends well beyond leftist teachers and administrators. check this video out our next guest, the pta vice president, michelle lee, offering choice words to those who oppose their

. >> 55 years is going to turn to 56 and they are like charlie brown, perpetually running at a football >> even with that, i think there is a natural trauma of not being able to run the euro and the identity that's wrapped up in soccer around the world, which is sometimes spilled over into acts of hooliganism that have drawn fans, including fans for some england fans during the euro tournament this year, that feels like it's wrapped up in it, too. do you feel like the english want to have this conversation about identity, or it's kind of being forced because of the euro tournament? >> i watch football, particularly national football. what it does is hold up a mirror to the society that surrounds it for good or for bad. this england team have been brave, they've been deeply courageous. their manager is like the last sane human being left in england. if he was prime minister with his emotional intelligence, england would probably beat scandinavia. from the very beginning, they really showed england as a deeply divided nation that they are after fans booed them when they took them to suppo

the parents and the students are charlie brown, and they are lucy with the proverbial educational football board members recalled and to run new candidates and take the board of receipt by seat, correct? that is what you have to do. >> correct, that is what is going to happen. i've been on the streets collecting signatures since last fall. >> i've seen you. you will be surprised to know that i am a democrat and we are our grassroots bipartisan group and everybody on the board, we've been writing letters, we've gone to them and spoken to them personally. i tried to warn them there is a bipartisan tidal wave coming their way. they don't look us in the eye, and if they can't recall them one by one there is an election in virginia. >> laura: thank you, keep us up-to-date on what's happening. in fairfax county has also been on the front lines of the critical race theory debate in the advocacy extends well beyond some leftist teachers and administrators per check out this video, it features the fairfax vice president in training, someone named michelle, offering some choice words to those who op

it sounded like charlie brown the football being dropped. and when i had given up he won. i looked back on the transfers of them and there are some troubling predictions within who he was going to be put asked him about monica asked the present he said -- a president of the united states is a mobster you can't take the fifth. >> they are seems very on brandon very honest in a way. >> wanted to give did get them in the ring -- he knew nothing about the position and that it was somewhat contradictory. if that's the thinking i will go with it. but that is not the case that they present. they blame the doctor but what do you mean by punished? what exactly do you mean by that? >> that was the headline coming out of that interview. are we talking about capital punishment are we talking about prison? >> what are we talking about? i want to get into it it's too what he said. >> we have a question for one of our viewers and obviously you have a long-standing relationship and a history with president jimmy carter and the question from one of our viewers who says jimmy carter carter'

. >> i keep hearing it being likened to charlie brown and lup lucy with the football.re like the humiliating fraternity hazing and then it didn't pay off. >> not at all. >> okay. thank you very much. >>> top of the hour and at any moment we are expecting the cdc to issue new mask guidelines for fully vaccinated americans. we expect the new guidance will be that fully vaccinated people living in high or substantial transmission areas should now go back to wearing masks. according to the cdc close to two-thirds of the counties in the u.s. have high or substantial transmission o

. >> i keep hearing it being likened to charlie brown and lup lucy with the football. it was more like the humiliating fraternity hazing and then it didn't pay off. >> not at all. >> okay. thank you very much. >>> top of the hour and at any moment we are expecting the cdc to issue new mask guidelines for fully vaccinated americans. we expect the new guidance will be that fully vaccinated people living in high or substantial transmission areas should now go back to wearing masks. according to the cdc close to two-thirds of the counties in the u.s. have high or substantial transmission of covid-19. look at map on your screen. that's every area you see in orange and in red. >> the cdc is requested to recommend that students and teachers wear mask in schools k through 12 schools raegardless f vaccination status. let's bring in dr. sanjay gupta and white house correspondent kaitlan collins. is it your understanding that this is not universal masking. you have to know what the transmission rate is in your own community and this is for indoor mask wearing? >> that's the under

i think we need to be tough on this one and we cannot, we cannot be charlie brown with the football onenot take no for an answer, failure is not an option, passed before the people act. >> reverend barbara, how many miles do you have left to walk tomorrow? >> we have one mile to the capital that we're going to d.c. on monday with over 1000 pastors and clergy and low wage workers. i want to say this also, we don't need a never rebuild, we need the constitutional bill, we need what is right. don't settle fridges anything, let just pressure happen because if it doesn't happen by august distance, the anniversary of the signing of the voting rights act, we're going to state capital starting in west virginia, i am tired, we are tired of poor people and black people and brown people and disabled people in asian people and ali and elder people being treated like things and corporations, when they ask for trillion, we have every jewel, and when we want something about the constitution it always gets cut. we need to stop doing that. we can break that filibuster. they break it when they want to br

they're gonna turn to 50 -- they are like charlie brown, perpetually running into football. >> even with about being able to win the euro, and the national identity that is wrapped up in, you know, soccer around the world. witches sometime spilled over into acts of hooliganism that have finds against england fans for reckless behavior during the your tournament this year, that feels like it's wrapped up in it too. do you feel like the english want to have this conversation about identity? or is it kind of being forced because of the euro tournament? >> no, i watch football because ultimately, particularly national football, what does it holds up a mirror to the society that surrounds it, for good or for bad. and this england team have been brave, deeply courageous, and the manager -- he's like the last sane human being left in england. he was prime minister with his emotional intelligence, england will probably be scandinavia. but, from the very beginning, they really showed england a deeply divided nation that they are. half of the fans booed at them when they -- support anti racist eng

i don't want to be the one to say it again because i feel like the charlie brown and the lucy with the football relationship at this point. but with a wide-ranging investigation like it, anything is possible. but we just haven't seen the indictments of trump or the family yet. and i got to believe that cy vance and leticia james, if they had had those trophies ready by thursday, they would have indicted them, too, rather than rely on just the cooperating witness in the form of allyn weisselberg who may not flip at all. >> well, i'm glad you two are watching this for you and will keep us informed as this unfold. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >>> the miami-dade county chairman on the decision to demolish the rest of that collapsed condo. are other buildings in the area at risk? >>> and later in the hour -- >> i am human. i'm -- i happen to run a little faster. >> she was slated for glory, but her olympic dreams are in jeopardy. we'll dive deep into the suspension for using marijuana ahead of the tokyo games. ahd eaof the tokyo games 't justa walk up the stairs. when you

and -- and we cannot -- we cannot be charlie brown with -- with the football one more time. got to drive the hardest bargain possible. we cannot take no for -- for an answer. failure's not an option. pass the for the people act. >> reverend barber, how many miles have you got left to walk tomorrow? when do you guys start? and how many miles left? >> we got one mile to the capitol. then, we're going to d.c. on monday with over a thousand pastors and clergy and low-wage workers but i want to say this, also. we don't need a narrow bill. we need a constitutional bill. we need what is right. we need -- don't settle for just anything. let this pressure happen because if it doesn't happen by august the 6th, the anniversary -- sixth anniversary of the signing of the voting rights act, we are going to state capitols all over this country, starting in west virginia. i am tired -- we are tired of poor people and low-wealth people and black people and brown people and disabled people and native people and asian people and women and -- and elderly people being treated like things and cor

the parents and the students are charlie brown and they are lucky with a proverbial educational football warn them that there's a bipartisan title wave coming their way. they don't look us in the eye, they don't write us back and if we can't recall them one by one, there's an election in november in virginia. brian: if you want to know what exactly critical race theory is and prove that it exists because people want to take it on that it's not happening, maybe in college classrooms or in law schools, pick up today's wall street journal. williams breaks it down, brilliantly and tells you what exactly it is and isn't and gets the politics out of it and it is scary and it is not pro-american and it is marxist. >> that particular school board official in fairfax county is believed to be the first elected official in the united states to have a recall filed amid the school closure debate. they would like 3 in fairfax and we would keep you posted. ainsley: right next to lowden county. brian: there's also big push to get masks off kids when they start school. they are starting soon, in northeas

something senator brown said in his remarks about his staff. i also with aens to mention charlienderson, who is no longer with me because he quit me to work for the administration. but if it hadn't been for him, i would be very surprised if we would all be here today. so i wanted to say thank you for -- to charlie for never giving up on this and for holding me accountable as we did the work together. i also -- i'm not going to address the issue about junior versus senior senator from colorado, just to own that what a wonderful delegation it is we have from the state of colorado. so with that, a i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. sorry, the senator from -- oh, there -- i thought that was right. mr. braun: thank you, mr. president. i come to the floor today to oppose the confirmation of mr. chipman, president biden's nominee for the director of the a.t.f. many hoosiers are concerned about the nomination of mr. chipman and rightfully so. his statements have made one thing clear -- if confirmed, he will fail to uphold the con