danielle said they were all in fun.about the texts michael sent her. they then asked danielle about the messages she sent back to him. andrea canning: do you think that they're joking with each other, or do you think it's real? i asked danielle that very question-- why are you saying this? and she just said, oh, we just-- i'm just trying to sound tough. so she denied this to be for real. andrea canning (voiceover): but that's not the way sam's sister saw it. when detectives showed those texts to cindy, she was dumbstruck. cindy lutz: i could not believe what i was reading. this is someone who's been in my family for almost 13 years. even talking about it with you now, i have chills. andrea canning (voiceover): those texts, she said, proved just how much danielle hated sam and wanted him out of the way. and she's convinced, danielle manipulated michael to feel the same way. andrea canning: do you think that danielle had anything to do with your brother's death? was she somehow directly associated? i think, she is. i hold

they move around, and will adjust resources if necessary for safety and improved efficiency. >> daniels saidthe department is in constant contact with the fbi, and said he is not aware of any threats to the cotton bowl or the city's entertainment district. still, he wants attendees to remain vigilant. >> look for any packages that are on man that are left alone, looking for vehicles that are abandoned or left in a location for a long time. citizens are our best line of defense. they're letting us know what's going on. >> alex boyer, fox four news. >> now to the mideast, where an israeli airstrike on gaza killed at least 21 people, including two children. hospital officials say the strikes hit a car and a house in the southern gaza city of khan younis. israeli officials say they targeted hamas militants. gaza's health ministry says 59 people have been killed and more than 270 others wounded in israeli airstrikes over the past 24 hours. the attacks come as hamas announced indirect ceasefire negotiations were expected to resume and a day after the israeli prime minister reportedly authorized mu

katrina to there's returning the call me sick, i thought i spell that i bought, that said as opposed to a supervisor. danielle, i get a bullet various to they said, should i be a super expensive horse, hasn't done with me via my stuff. there's this new, which is the one. it's not difficult if i give you the rest of the put that will give will i get? it won't sure it just looks like it's just new for just the typical the default forces. yeah, so much danielle said meet the memorial stands in remembrance of the concentration camps. victims 3 separate monuments resemble the sweet blocks of a single death factory gift is out of unprecedented coughed silhouettes to fix the elderly man, women and children who were imprisoned in the desk. of about a 100 meters from the memorialized a very swamp in which 50000 people spent 10 days in march. 1944, just over 73000 would live to see the ration of 2 enduring cold and hunger. and suffice that hell the, the reason i was was the last let me understand um your previous needs the because the bill is for today. all right, now if i have someone available at the finance undersco

danielle lice. to ease nation. yeah, we're said moment moment in history, but he lives in israel and israel is under threat. he's under threat to that. see who's become prison? the point of view, i assume he has a center, but that he was, it was taken prison. prison. there by trump, with these practicable philosophy, he felt he's now in the hands of trump. and what does is there off want to state solution? it points to stay solution. it's a piece with so with the or idea because so, so the ro, buick is federal and is money. and, and these like being friends with our for reach eric epps. it's a some, some kind of fun to see if i'm like a, like a trump. now, i'm strong, i'm powerful, i'm rich. is it any scenario where you would accept this as a working plan or it's out of the picture completely? there's no sense whatsoever that we ever ever get the idea of a to space solution. you mean on the ground or like, you know, i told you, and i told you you're physically, we will not accept it. well, you heard all the views there, all the com

sara lee bess' husband, daniel, said she was kind and hardworking, whilst elizabeth keys died on herflight attendant on the plane. his family said the 53—year—old was known for his ability to make people smile. now we know that there were three military personnel on board they included andrew eaves — he was one of the pilots — his wife, carrie, paid tribute, saying, "we ask that you pray for our family and friends, and for all the other families that are suffering today". now, we have mentioned just a few of those who lost their lives in the crash. who are grieving today. it's been a complex, divisive process with vast political last year's anniversary was marked with a government report outlining what it saw as the the benefits of brexit. ben chu reports. on the 31st of january, 2020, the uk left the european union. has affected britain. and customs union. exports have grown. these exports without brexit? most economists and analysts generally assess the impact to have been negative, and the working assumption the government's official forecaster, is that brexit in the long term wil

. >> yes, danielle locklear, a bubbly high school freshman, becomes the center of a frantic search. >> my sister said, danielle's missing. i'm like, what do you mean she's missing? >> the suspect, who was right under everyone's nose the entire time. >> this is like a scene out of a horror movie, and i see help scratched on the ground. >> thanks for joining us. we begin with a case that's been playing out in the headlines since august, the shocking murder of a revered southern california doctor ambushed and murdered outside of his practice. but who would want to harm a physician who helped so many? a beloved california doctor with a caring nature known as a physician to the stars? doctor hamid mir shojaee has a beautiful new wife and baby. then suddenly he's gone. >> the horror and the betrayal of this crime is beyond words. >> the crime unfolded on august 23rd as the doctor left his medical clinic in woodland hills, a neighborhood west of downtown los angeles known more for strip malls and shopping than violence. but on this day, it filled with cops and crime scene tape. >> a masked man emerged from

i thought i spell that i bought that said as opposed to a school bus. danielle, i get a bullet there is just basic chill out of your citric, such as hoard hasn't done with me. the most stuff there's this new, which is the one is really difficult. if i give you the rest of the put that will give will i get? it won't sure. it just looks like it's just new point. if they fix the net force national invest, daniel said meet a memorial stands in remembrance of the concentration camps. victims 3 separate monuments resemble the sweet blocks of a single death factory gift. is that a cheap unprecedented castillo, which depicts the elderly man, women, and children who live in present in the desk of about a 100 meters. from the memorial lies to very swamp, in which 50000 people spent 10 days in march, 1944, just over 73000 live to see the ration of 2, ensuring cold and hunger. suffice that hell the, the trump administration has quickly realized endings. the ukraine complex is going to be difficult and time consuming. also, there is a growing understanding that the end of fi

daniels said on both available. let me go 1190. i don't, i don't know the exton ceeback and i'm going to then, you know, put a kind of sweetly political system. e gabriel is very to come. why a blend best view and ask you so and that's pretty made. ask you to sort of shannon in the system under handed us here and we left the village. a bunk painted on the left on the ceiling is for the deal with this plan does. so it's not really in a key. and this is the process so that we can in a sealed and push them into some process. so the goal, more or less, especially, is shanetta. i'm going, the ceiling is a visa, but our spaces, the input of policy to is name was that i guess a with a proceed ease my data out the so if you send those to handle with the funding, mental leonard, he, uh, the money that 1st and even the, even like, you know that the, what i meant there on which, on which, on my son to the, the, there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know, counter and things the to hello. i'm sort of hide us i

and the. >> s then, joanna said, daniel, lj, and vee wrapped the unconscious girl in a blue tarp, put, and took off. and when they came back, hours later, she said daniel was covered in blood and the girl was not with him. joanna's story rang true, leading derek johnson to believe the mystery girl was annie, and daniel ferry was her killer. now, the search team found the carpet in ferry's house had been ripped up and the walls were freshly painted. dennis murphy: so you got signs of a cover up. yeah, it's looking more and more like, this is actually true-- all this information that we're receiving. did you find blood-like splotches on the wall? we found indications that there would be blood on the wall. dennis murphy (voiceover): they swabbed those areas, and then went looking for daniel. they found him at an apartment complex, arrested him, and brought him in. it was the detectives, thought, the typical bad guy response. they were sure, daniel knew something. they asked him about lj. and then, about annie. that was at your house at a dennis murphy: you showed him a picture of annie.

brandy's mom told them about josh daniels. saidas a personal trainer at the gym and an obsessive weightlifter. when you ran him through the computer, what did you find out about him? did he have priors? he did not. he was not on law enforcement's radar. not on law enforcement's radar, but nonetheless, somebody they wanted to talk to right now. but there was a problem, a big one. there was every reason to believe he wasn't in the driveway that night, but 4,300 miles away in alaska. josh had moved up there to be near his mom, and he'd found work in the prudhoe bay oil fields. josh was, in fact, still in alaska that night. so that's a pretty good alibi. yes. because there's domestic trauma doesn't mean you necessarily have a suspect, though, does it? [interposing voices] not necessarily, but it's a good idea to eliminate the husband as a suspect in the get-go. dennis murphy (voiceover): detective ryan called josh daniels on alaska's north slope. can you discern things like demeanor or attitude through the phone line? not really. i was

he is trying to find if anybody has corroborated what danielle said, the ex sister in law had said ins week that we obtained first. so far, it doesn't appear like they've been able to get anybody else on the record. but those conversations are very much ongoing. you'll notice in that statement by susan collins and lisa murkowski, the two separate statements that they talked about the allegations, they talked about how nervous they were to have somebody with pete hegseth, lack of qualifications, lack of lack of expertise in a position like this. i should tell you just some color. yesterday we saw murkowski and tillis huddling in a room to talk about this. so certainly he is still somebody to watch. i will also tell you, of course, the pressure from the other side of pennsylvania avenue has been raining down on these republican senators, even senator susan, senators collins and murkowski have been feeling the heat since they came out publicly yesterday. i bet that's having a lot to do in terms of calculations for these other senators, including mitch mcconnell, by the way, to vote yes o

in the sworn statement, danielle said hegseth ex-wife samantha feared for her safety at times, adding they had a code word if she needed help to get away from her husband. last hour, kate spoke with democratic senator tim kaine, who is on the senate armed services committee, about this. here's what he said. >> we think this latest confirmation of erratic and irresponsible behavior by pete hegseth would make him very, very dangerous as the secretary of defense. and we need to get to the bottom of these allegations before we try to rush a confirmation vote. >> hegseth has denied the allegations. samantha hegseth told nbc news there was no physical abuse in her marriage, and attorney for hegseth also is denying the allegations. joining me now, cnn congressional correspondent lauren fox. lauren, what, if any, impact might this have on pete hegseth chances to get confirmed? >> yeah, that's. >> really the question right now, sara, it's important. >> to. >> remember that the senate. >> armed services committee had already voted along party lines to advance hegseth nomination to the floor of

now, the new san francisco mayor, daniel lurie, said in a statement this morning in part, quote, as our hearts are with those across the state and the country dealing with natural disasters right now, we will always make sure san francisco is ready. and that is an important message coming from the new san francisco mayor. you know, it is a bit of a jolt for us who have known and experienced earthquakes. well, the first one not as maybe not as jolting because because you know what they feel like. but my husband just moments ago texted me, even if it was a little bit of a lesser magnitude earthquake, saying was that just was that just a second one? what else is coming here? you know, so you can imagine that some people are a little bit more on edge. the more that they, the more that they occur. but we are told that a series of them is not uncommon. guys, back to you. yeah. ginger, i havave a frid who moved here from the south and hasn't been here that long and was like, it woke me up out of my bed and i was like, oh well, yeah, it happens. so it does. thanks, ginger. and you know, we have

it's candidates, daniel chapa said to be most to be this president since independence from portugal in 1975. well, they've been disputes of the previous selection of worth approaches. yes. i think that the 1st priority for full chop was dialog uh friendly more. it does been an x m o 's your natalie and type of government and govern us, which has led to where we are today. but it limits it's a small, uh, fraudulent government, but we have seen in the pots where governments resulting all throughout. they am more of the, towards bringing everybody together to work together to change a deposit of them. month line is continued to cool for peaceful demonstrations. but they appear to be losing steam, while supporters of an answer one down and say they won't accept daniel shoppers presidency preparations, toys integration, 9 full swing, and the round independence square here in my for to the cities. com. but in recent weeks, hundreds have been killed. civil society organizations are accusing the police of brutality of to they use to a gas and live i munition, to tell the pages. government says

this was quick, i'm told, by our producers in the room, daniel barnes said, that the judge said out loudigned the tro, that temporary restraining order. just as soon as the lawyers from both sides stopped talking. it was a quick decision. but what this means, chris, is that this is surely going to end up at the supreme court. we can expect an appeal from the trump administration. we can expect that they will continue to fight this legal battle all the way to the supreme court. what today's arguments did is they gave us a window into how this trump, how the trump administration is going to argue most of their arguments centered around the fact that they didn't want a nationwide ban and that they thought that the judge was out of his authority to do a ban on to enjoin the president. there wasn't much about why this order in itself was constitutional. and as we pointed out earlier, the judge had ever for decades on the bench, this judge is 85 years old, and that he had never seen anything as blatantly unconstitutional as this executive order, chris. >> well, we'll see if it eventually gets

it's candidates, daniel chapa said to be most would be the president since independence from portugal in 1975. well, they've been disputes off the previous elections because of worst approaches. yes, i think that the 1st priority for full chop was dialogue for the more it does been an x. and what was your natalie? the type of government and govern us, which has led to where we are today for living with the it's a smaller and for all the length, the government. but we have seen in the pots where governments the resulting of fraud, they may have towards bringing everybody together to work together to change the power of the month. line is continued to cool for peaceful demonstrations, but they appear to be losing steam, while supporters of an answer one down, they say they won't accept daniel shop was pretty lindsey reparations. toys integration, 9 full swing, and the round independence square here in my, for to the city's com. but in recent weeks, hundreds have been killed. civil society organizations are accusing the police of brutality of to they used to a guess and live that munitio

the government for wides, which who option worsening poverty and depression, it's counted as daniel chapa said to be most to be this president since independence from portugal in 1975. well, they've been disputes off the previous elections. were supposed to. yes. i think that the 1st priority for full chop was dialog uh friendly more. it does been an ex most your natalie, the type of government in governess which has led to where we are today. but it limits it's a small fraudulent government. but we have seen in the pots where governments the resulting of fraud, they em move towards bringing everybody together to work together to change a deposit of them. one line is continued to cool for peaceful demonstrations, but they appear to be losing steam, while supporters of an answer one down and say they won't accept daniel shop of presidency. reparations toys integration, 9 full swing, and the round independence square here in my for to the city is calm. but in recent weeks, hundreds have been killed. civil society organize stations or accusing the police of what's ality up to they use to a gas an

let's just remind ourselves, daniel, listen to what done to the blinking said in june and around the world, as well as international organization, endorsed israel as accept. and so my message to governments throughout the region to people throughout the region is if you want a ceasefire press from us to say yes, if you want to alleviate the terrible suffering of palestinians engaged press from us. so yes, if you want to get all the hostages press from us to say yes, briefly dining, cuz i want to get another one in. but is it now clear that we were waiting for? because they said essentially the same deal was actually as well as approval. not the wave, anthony. no, anthony, blinking was presented well that we're waiting for how much to approve it a sign, a pushing my buttons when mentioning blinking, it was clear then and it was clear now lincoln has lied and deceived everyone for months that might be excusable if he did it in order to get to deal, but he did it in order. i don't know whether there's any attention, but the effect was discovered deal devices administration will have a b

daniel said things earlier in the speech.this moment when he presents as if 20,000 people represent all of america, it does not. in that arena is only half of america. 52% of america. he will say things and people will begin to assume because he has elon musk and mark zuckerberg, holding court with him, everything that comes out of his mouth is accurate or true and it's not and it's the folks um here, the journalists out there, under pressure, who will have the responsibility to hold the line and keep it and fact- check him when he presents something that is false. >> you were pointing out in history, the record for executive orders on the first day is, what -- >> nine. >> by? >> biden. and -- >> that seemed like a lot. >> and trump himself didn't many executive orders the first time around on january 20th. he has decided to make good on his promise to be a dictator on day one. remember that promise if that's what he -- and now -- i just want to make a point how the world is watching this. a number of foreign leaders that cam

in a statement from mayor daniel lurie said in part, san francisco lost a culinary visionary. that through his restaurant fan redefine that the city's food scene, he was 62 years >> well, stargazers are in for a treat 6 planets set to line up in the night sky and what's called a planetary parade from our point of view, venus mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune will appear to be all in a straight line. astronomers say it happens occasionally due to the planets orbiting parallel to each other every once in a while. several planets are on the same side of the sun as the earth. most of these planets will be visible with the naked eye for the next couple of weeks. starting tonight. but they're visibility depends on the time of night. >> for about an hour or so after sunset, a venus and saturn will be viewable in the western sky. over the course of the night, they're getting lower and lower in the western sky and eventually they'll be too low for you to see. but jupiter and mars will be up in the sky almost all night long. they're definitely what you can see. >> as for your ra

once inside military spokes person daniel, her guard said, is ready for us, is had found proof and gave cnn special access to gallery size points. the wall tomas possible hostage presents below the hospital. a gallery showed cnn's report, nic robertson, a document on the wall, which he claimed was a roster of her most members keeping guard over his really cactus. so this is a government lease definitely, bill was as his own shift. this became quite an embarrassing moment for cnn because it wasn't a homos roster at all. it was a calendar and written in arabic was the days of the week. but the report that came out from nic robertson just swallowed up israel's claim. to make matters worse, the allegation that the calendar was the her most roster had already been debunked on social media the day before the cnn broadcast according to multiple cnn journalists and an internal whatsapp log that we obtained. a palestinian producer, alerted her colleagues including robertson, but was ignored. the report went out 1st on television, but there was still time to correct it before it went up on the li

in a statement from san francisco, mayor daniel lurie. he said in part san francisco last a culinary visionary and that through his restaurant fan redefined the cities. food scene. coming up next. in sports, the sharks over finish. their five-game road trip on a high note. >> in nashville taking on the preds and wilson has the highlights and reaction coming up. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> us are looking to bounce back tonight after a tough loss against the bruins on monday night. it was the sharks in nashville last of leg of their five-game road trip following it all. but one as they push to try and find some momentum against the predators. like i said in nashville before coming back home to play the predators here. so the stocks they waste

daniel. i noted what he said about leaders that he liked and bristled when he described officer or a senior noncommissioned officer who led with insults or arrogance. i didn't have long. daniel, i've got to get going. i said. it's awesome to hear voice and hear how things are going. your team is going to be so blessed to have you after training. okay, wait. he stopped me. i've got one more thing to say to you. nothing's going to kill you. you're invincible. i tried to deflect the comment. even so, he repeated himself. i'm not worried. you're invincible, i laughed. well, if you say so it must be true. i better get going. love you, bro. i'm so proud you. love you, too. proud of you, too. i hung up the phone and thought invincible. well, i'd better be. can't him down. my boots crunched on the gravel as i headed back to the outpost. it was my favorite time of day in the kandahar sunset before the chill of the night set in. but after the blistering heat of the day had subsided, i took a deep breath. feeling satisfaction and contentment. i'd always felt. talking with daniel. it was last conversation i had with h

obviously, in the case of jpmorgan where this morning daniel pinto said he will be stepping down at soment at the firm. is this the end of an era? is it just, you know, hey, we have some earnings coming up? is there anything to read into strategically? >> both companies report earnings tomorrow. it's not necessarily a coincidence those news items of only og out today. the weidemann news was expected a little bit later. it's not like there was a memo that circulated or anything like that. i haven't gotten a hold of any specific details internally from the company. that said, you know, you have got this kind of inflection point where you have got these leaders and you have got the kind of bench of people, bench of candidates who could ultimately take their job. larry fink and jamie dimon are well respected, very eloquent leaders that have just driven tremendous change within their respective areas. and so kind of the parlor games of who will fill that seat, if you are looking around and saying, well, this may not happen for a while, it's just going to be time for me to go and/or if you, yo

and cohen, i don't have anything on trump, and then bob casillas and what about stormy daniels? he saidhat michael cohen told that stormy daniels, he said, i handle that on his own. he said i never told trump about it. he never told trump about it, he did not believe trump had anything to do with stormy daniels. he was just protecting wallonia -- melania. bob chris taylor was called to testify under judge merchan, the prosecutors cap interrupting all his testimony saying objection, objection and the judge said sustain, sustained, and when costello looked at him out of the corner of his eye at the judge -- chris taylor was a very experienced attorney, he was a prosecutor and you what was going on was not right. the judge cleared the entire courtroom because he starts staring at the judge, looking at him, what are you doing? the judge went off and cleared the entire courtroom. reporters and everything to achieve this guy up, so this whole thing looks ridiculous. looks like to me stormy daniels is guilty of extortion, and i think cohen might be guilty of embezzlement because during that, h

danielle hegseth said i believe hegseth has an alcohol abuse problem and was abusive to his ex-wife samanthaterms as a lay person. pete hegseth mother's email completely supports and agrees with that position. the affidavit goes on to say, samantha told me that she once hid in her closet from hegseth because she feared for her personal safety. this happened in their house sometime during the years between 2014 and 2016. i believe what samantha told me, because what she told me is consistent with what i personally observed of hegseth erratic and aggressive behavior over many years. i was aware that samantha had a plan to deploy if she felt she needed to get away from hegseth, samantha told me and another person close to her about this plan, which involved samantha texting me a safe word code word that meant i should call the other person so that person could fly out to minnesota to help her. samantha did text me this code word sometime in 2015 2016. i was myself a witness to and even a victim of emotional abuse by hegseth. he drunkenly yelled in my face one night in 2009, danielle hegseth con

daniel chapo is said to take office on wednesday, despite an ongoing dispute type of type of selection. you'll position the there is refusing to accept the outcome associates. suppose there's a power loss of the country for me, the mid reports now from up to 4 weeks and was a beacons have been protesting to express their and gods of toby's election results . the protests had been led by this man, opposition, candidates, finance and wondering who says the election was read and that he is the widow in december, the constitutional counsel was the beach. highest quote, confirmed the 65 percent when by the governing purely milwaukee and this week members of parliament was wont in well, that ceremony was boycotted by 2 opposition parties for demo which was back to mcdonald took its seats. we have never sift through election results. we will ever accept them election results, but someone has to be inside the game. you can go big to defend. our options for limo has one was a big for nearly hospice and.

and as daniel just said, a lot of that wasn't there. but we ought to focus on the sort of headline issue here. there are a lot of consequential things he did. but, that ceremony today was in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. everybody here remembers what happened there four years ago when that mob came through. everybody remembers the gallows. everybody remembers the chants. everybody remembers the assault on 160 police officers. is that the number? and basically he said those people were hostages. i saw him today at his rally in front of a group of families of israeli hostages who were taken by hamas in gaza. and he talked about freeing the january 6th hostages. these are not hostages. these are people who either confessed or were convicted of crimes related to mo rodding the capitol to try to stop the lawful process of certifying an american election. and the only defense that i can think of for this action today is that those people went there because they were told an abject lie by the president of the united states that the election

san francisco mayor daniel lurie said, quote, there are massive changes happening across the country in retail, and we know there's a lot of work to do in our city. although this closure is disappointing, i'm energized every day by businesses of all sizes opening and growing in our city. >> san jose city officials are touting a soon to be completed tiny home site for unhoused residents as a step toward ending homelessness. it also has the added benefit of protecting a central waterway from pollution. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is joining us now live from the blossom hill section of the city, with more on this project and its potential impact. jesse. >> alex, good afternoon to you and residents living in this section of south san jose have been complaining for years about problems associated with a large encampment of unhoused residents. that's just on the other side of the fence behind me. today, city and community stakeholders and leaders attacked the problem from the ground up. >> one, two, three. >> san jose officials hailing this groundbreaking photo op tuesday as the nex

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spoke with confidence and as you said, dana, he revels being in front of this audience, no question about it. >> yeah. no question indeed. thank you so much. and daniel, richard said that you have your work cut out for you. so i will cede you the floor. i want to start with that explanation of how tariffs work. >> yeah. this is how the president habitually describes how tariffs work. tariffs work. he warns foreign countries they'll. >> have to pay them. >> in fact, it is u.s. importers, not those foreign exporters who pay the tariffs. and we know from study after study and from just our experience living in the world that those importers often pass on the increased costs caused by the tariff to u.s. consumers. so it is americans who are paying, not the foreign companies. dana, there were also a bunch of additional inaccuracies, exaggerations, misstatements on the subject of trade. he said, it's not fair that we have a 200 billion or 250 billion trade deficit with canada. well, good news, it is not 200 billion or 250 billion. it's actually about 41 billion in goods and services. it's about 72 billion. even if you only count goods. and it's important t

truth about the crimes that were created by the hush money payoff scheme with stormy daniels, rudy giuliani's man said there was nothing there, we were trying to concoct stories about joe biden. he's somebody who could be threatened. people in that category need our assistance and our solidarity and i would hope that there are some things at that could bring us together where we could work together in bipartisan ways. for example, i know that president-elect trump seems to be proud of the fact that he won in the popular vote he did this time. he didn't win in the popular vote in 2016, but won by more than three million votes. joe biden was proud he won by more than seven million votes in 2020. how about we get everybody together and say it's time to elect the president of the united states the way that we elect representatives, senators, governors, mayors, everybody else. whoever gets the most votes wins, let's get an opportunity to get beyond the problems with the electoral college which is an accident waiting to happen every four years. that's something that we could do. you know, another thing we c

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