commodore rodgers with the frigates president and congress, the frigate united states under decatur,he constitution and scoop of war hornet all set out to strike the british merchant fleet. deployment of these american naval squadrons devoted the britishka fleet in northern american watterson blockading united states ports to escorting merchant men in seeking out our commerce raiders. off new jersey july 17 and 18, 1812, in 1 of the most dramatic incidents of the war, a british squadron including the frigates moving south from halifax almost captured the constitution. the captain by skillful narrowly escaped. escape. and a dead calm with no help from the sales, anchors repeatedly carried ahead in ships boats, drop and the constitution hauled up to them. resourceful saved the day. a month later on august 19, while out in the north atlantic, the constitution made her most famous fight. she again cited the gary geer, this time alone. how had the whether gays, pass close what he could pull out a broadside. the english captain fired all the starboard guns and brought his other side to the

captain steven decatur buys skillful semen ship and active gun retook the macedonian and set her intodecember 29, 1812 off brazil, bainbridge and the constitution encountered enemy in company with a captured american merchantnt vessel. bainbridge fired a shot against the bow. thes broker colors, opened fire in the battle was joined. the constitutions will was shot away. bainbridge twice wounded continued in command. severely punished it was just factored and was destroyed at sea. off boston on june 1, 1813 the american chesapeake with the cleaning crew unwisely sought about it with a shannon. a day of as battle that was the first time the chesapeake crew assembled at their stations but she was unready for action. captain lawrence fatally wounded treated in vain don't give up the ship. but demoralization rapidly set in and the chesapeake surrendered. in a fiercely fought evenly matched engagement in september 1813 the american enterprise meanwhile the essex rounded cape horn the first american man-of-war to enter the pacific ocean. under captain david porter cruised at wilton destroyed

later 600 miles of the canary island the united states met the british macedonian the captain stephen decaturook and set her into a new england port. on december 29, 1812 they embrace and the constitution encounteredan an enemy and compy that captured american vessel. they fired a shott. across the pre-to open fire in the constitution, they were twice wounded in command it was very punished and defeated hope and like the gary air was destroyed at sea. on june 1, 1813 the american chesapeake was unwisely battle, the day of battl' was the first time the chesapeake symbols at their stations she was on ready for action. captain lawrence fatally wounded pleaded in vain don't give up the ship but demoralization rapidly setting and the chesapeake surrender. in this fiercely fought engagement in september 1813 the american enterprise took the boxes. meanwhile the ethics rounded the first american man-of-war to enter the pacific ocean. under captain david porter she cruise that will and destroyed the british industry in the eastern pacific. in neutral waters it was cornered and attacked by a superior

rogers, with the frigates president and congress, the frigate, the united states and brig argus under decatur bainbridge, the constitution and scoop of war hornet all set out to strike british merchant fleets, deployment of these american naval squadrons diverted the british fleet and northern american waters from blockading united states ports to escorting men and seeking out our commerce raiders. new jersey, july 17 and 1818 12. and one of the most dramatic incidents of the war a british squadron, including the frigate carrier and shannon moving south from halifax, almost captured the constitutional captain icicle by skillful catching narrowly escaped in a dead with no help from the sailors, anchors were repeatedly carried ahead in ships. boats dropped and the constitution hauled up to them resourceful on to save the day. just a month later on 19, while out in the north atlantic, the constitution made her most famous fight, she again cited bulgaria this time alone. how the weather gauge the approach to pass close under galileo stern or he could pull out a raging right side. but the english

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>> reporter: northwest of dallas in decatur, two people were injured as a tornado rolled through earlying. >> i literally opened the door and i noticed a tornado was literally passing right next to us. >> this home took a direct hit. >> reporter: at least three tornadoes struck oklahoma, including an ef-2 that touched down in the small town of wayne, causing major damage and leaving the entire town without power. [ siren ] >> attention. >> reporter: back in texas, surprised passengers at dfw airport were urged to seek shelter as the weather briefly ground flights to a halt. elise preston, cbs news, shreveport, louisiana. >> reporter: i'm manuel bojorquez in fort morgan, colorado, where a bitter winter blast prompted schools and businesses to close. the area's roads fared no better with authorities at one point warning there were no open roadways in or out of northeast colorado. we experienced firsthand why. this blizzard has blasted colorado's eastern plains for hours now with wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. it could dump up to 10 inches of snow. these whiteout conditions have alre

they have a bold decatur vision, they call it where they want to be showing electricity generation in the next 10 years. and the u. k also has a fusion strategy and a lot of work being done in fusion and the enabling technologies that we're going to need for future power plant. so i do think that we're going to see increased interest and hopefully increased funding and work in this area. and hopefully, applications on the mail scale, hopefully in your lifetime and my wife. and i hope we could, you know, see the fruits of all of this labor plasma physicists normally winter. normally we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. well the day is almost done, the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter either at the w news, you can follow me on twitter at brent gov tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then with with with a teacher in terms of boy. yes in the go need is a ukrainian farmer. many people depend on his family, his employee, people around the world are counting on his with how do

so the decatur ality, sir, he said in his speech that her from 602800000 people have been keyed to force us for our forces. and d to great forces are in the process of implementing that throws. it's obvious that hero can country. so they look and union would take her seriously, you cleaned and african her country. so we can rule that even aid has significantly decreased and not, not necessarily because of the conflict from europe, but also on the outpatient. generally given to the africa cruise military has been accused of using extreme violence to suppress protests against the ousting of form president pedro castillo. the country's official human rights organization has claimed that the military used helicopters to shoot protesters and dropped tear gas on them. and these are verified images, you can see what appears to be an army helicopter opening fire, and demonstrates as the most is yet to respond to those accusations. the crisis escalated after dinner by the water sworn in as bruise, new president last week after x president castillo. was removed in an impeachment, vote by congress,

but in couple of decatur, when things are ready, it will be more productive than you fission. so it will be a key asset audition to renew when energy sources and really power the world going forward. so that harold on farm is enough kind of started struggling to export a major spice despite of buffer harvest this year. we'll tell you why. and nasa a step closer to said a humans back to the moon at the ultimate spacecraft safely chance to ah, we have spun up in the philippine sea. yes. another tropical cycling. it won't strengthen too much more and it will stay over the water. but if you follow that line through the cloud, back towards see again, the south a thailand northern sumatra, but it's in malaysia, it's been wet, he recently was flooding and he will be again, more of a concentration. i think in march of wandering around there, quite a strong breeza, ne, muncie never again rain over the water, not doing much to change what is now widespread, shattered activity daily throughout ceci station should be the seasonally correct. there again, you fall line northwards and that's

and blinking was roundly dressed down in a very few decatur or by a b minister of the south africa. so, i mean, you can pretend that these games are being played, but in here we all know china is the elephant roman us is trying to contain trying to contain china. and that's the main thrust ok of this particular event. this year. david, i'll give you a chance to respond muscles. i just point out that of course, this summit is the 1st off, the 1st one that was ever held 8 years ago, and that is a dangerously long time, isn't it for the us to have taken it off the ball as the us put it felt of africa and during that time there have been many other countries who have been stepping in all too quickly to fill the gap that the u. s. has left i think that's a fair criticism. we shouldn't go 8 years. ready before having one of these so much on one of these gatherings, it's important to keep in mind that the, the american african, later somebody is a very different animal than for example, china's form on china, africa cooperation which meets every 3 years. it's not intended to do the same th

. >> reporter: northwest of dallas in decatur, two people were injured as a tornado rolled through early this morning. >> i literally opened the door and noted a tornado was literally passing right next to us. >> this home took a direct hit. >> reporter: at least three tornadoes struck oklahoma including an ef-2 that struck in the small town of wayne causing major damage and leaving the entire town without power ( siren ) >> attention -- >> reporter: in texas, surprise passengers at d.f.w. airport were urged to seek shelter as the weather ground flights to a halt. elise preston, cbs news, shreveport, louisiana. >> reporter: i'm manuel bojorquez in fort morgan, colorado where a bitter winter blast prompted schools and businesses to close. the area's roads faired no better with authorities at one point warning there were no open roadways in or out of northeast colorado. we experienced firsthand why. this blizzard has blasted colorado's eastern plains for hours now with wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. it could dump up to 10 inches of snow. these whiteout conditions have already forced o

way certain powers understand or perceive their conflict into gray when it comes to the numbers of decatur ality. so he said in his speech that her from 602800000 people have been keyed to for so so for our forces and d to gay forces are in the process of implementing that throws it's obvious that halo can convey. so they look in union would take her seriously ukraine, done african country. so we can rule that even aid has significantly decreased and not, not necessarily because of the conflict in europe and, but also on the outpatient. generally given to the africa, thousands of documents have been released will relating to the 963 assassination of then u. s. president john f. kennedy. though joe biden specifies a further disclosure could take some time due to national security concerns. i agree, the continued postponement of public disclosure of such information is warranted to protect against and identifiable harm to the military, defense intelligence, operations, long foresman or the conduct of foreign relations that is of such gravity. that outweighs the public interest in disclosure.

i could not find any decatur to suggest that the account is russian. however, going by the contents of narrative coming out from the account, it's definitely pro russia i can brainstorm and see if we can dig deeper and try to find his stronger connection due to lack of technical evidence. so now rent, i've generally left to be waiting for more evidence. i think that all windows that is closing, given that government partners are becoming more aggressive on a tribulation, the f. b, i allegedly paid twitter more than $3400000.00 in taxpayer funds. since october 2019 in return, they had switzer employees analyze in domestic users. i. p data and phone numbers checking for any foreign connections, even to see whether her name was rush and sounding. there was even a foreign influence task force was held regular meetings, attended by twitter, f, b i personnel, and virtually every major tech firm like facebook and microsoft. o g, a or other government organization can be a euphemism for the cia. and that's according to multiple former intelligence officials an

well, i would say the technology with which you and reach is not any decatur of intentions . what is an indicator of intentions? maybe if you work well with the agency, i mean they have a right to enrich uranium. uranium enrichment is not per se forbidden, but you have to be aware that there are perceptions and that you have a responsibility to give assurances that everything that you're doing is clear that there is no diversion of nuclear material for purposes which are not peaceful. and here we still have areas where we do not see eye to eye with the run. and this is all we are saying. we have to sit down. we have to talk to each other, help some inspection activity in iran need is not that the i. e, a is not present at all, but there has been a steady reduction in that capacity that we have. you may remember that in june they removed 27 cameras that they had voluntarily agreed to cap. well, the moment you do this in the message that you're sending to the i, e, a and through the e to the international communities that you want the international community to see less. if you

he's been ruling by theater since summer 20th. 2021 and 2 media has essentially returned to decatur shop. ah, but they say spend an hour to go until croatia takes on morocco for 3rd place at the world cup. the matches at her house khalifa international stadium. and it's likely the last time croatia star midfielder luca motor to play at a world comp. morocco want to finish this surprise, run with a bronze middle bullets. get to so hail malik, who's outside caliph a stadium and i guess despite the disappointment of the semi final sale, both sides will typically will be finishing on the high tonight. right? ah, absolutely welcome to khalifa international stadium. well, if i, there was some depression, there was some fatness that to be shocked by both sides of the real festive atmosphere. usually is for a 3rd place because there's a level of pressure on a lot of times with this much, you know, the team let themselves go a bit. and we've seen some really attacking much of a lot of those in the flow. in the past, not rocco, of course, they wouldn't be, wouldn't be disappointed a few nights ago

they're soft decatur ality. so he said in his speech that her from 602800000 people have been keyed to for so. so for our forces and d to gay forces are in the process of implementing that throws, it's obvious that hero can confess, or they look in union would take her seriously ukraine and african her country. so we can rule that even aid has significantly decreased and not, not necessarily because of the conflict in europe and, but also on the occasion generally given to the africa. and finally, beijing has lashed out a japan accusing it of hyping up the so called chinese threats while stressing their claims that it's an unprecedented strategic challenge are completely groundless to go farther under the japanese side. ignores facts deviates from its commitment to china, japan relations and ground. lastly described as china. we once again urged the japanese side to adhere to the principle that the 2 countries are cooperative partners and do not pose a threat to each other. i bring up the china threat to find an

but in couple of decatur, when things are ready, it will be more productive than you fissions. so it will be a key i've sent or addition to renew my energy sources and really power the world going forward. farmers in trade is in afghanistan are struggling to find international buys for their staff from sales have been difficult since countries 7 times without going this time when the taliban returned to power last year. have me missile explains it's been a bumper season for saffron group, say the weather conditions in western have gone. it's dawn are ideal for cultivation. international agencies have trained farmers for years and it's paying off many switch to saffron off to the taliban band. their crops, he said he would make me see a lot of farmers who are earlier drink, bobby, don't to suffer. and this is one of the reasons for the increase in production also suffer needs less water. farmers have worked very hard to increase the quantity and the quality of cetera. saffron is the most expensive spice in the world. a kilogram can fetch nearly $2000.00 and have got to stand is

so the decatur ality, so he said, and he to speak to that her from 602800000 people have been keyed to for so so for our forces and d to gay forces are in the process of implementing that throws. it's obvious that hero can convey so they look in union would take her seriously ukraine, done african country. so we can ruin that even aid has significantly decree is not, not necessarily because of the conflict from europe, but also the attention generally given to the africa. next his, the story of a mobilized ukrainian soldiers, 2 months journey from civilians, a captive, he spoke to r t in an exclusive interview. we should warn you, however, that it may have been given under duress. sleep. can you introduce yourself? where'd you come from? how did you join the ukrainian military wire from it up of the bit boy long ridge? yes, my name is put bed paddle ivana village. i'm from violin region from the city of koval. so i was mobilized back in may. i under went a medical examination and then i was told to wait for then in september they called me and gave me a draft notice. so my service was

host: let's go now to judy in decatur, illinois. you are supporting releasing trump's taxes. caller: yes. i would like to make one point. did donald trump say that he could not release his taxes because he was being audited? there is a life he tells. he was never audited and he lives, and allies, and lies. host: host: our next call her -- caller opposing the release. caller: the morning. thank you for taking my call. host: yes, go ahead. caller: it is a checks and balances. a ways and means committee. although i generally vote republican, and i support the president's seat, no matter what they are doing, the office should always be respected. i do not like to hear our current president, president biden. i do not like former president trump to just be called trump or pence. it is a form of disrespect. i also agree that if we are going to publicly publish everybody's taxes, let's do everybody's, not just the presidents. i really like hearing from the ways and means committee that they were not "doing a witchhunt ". i like the accountability going on. i oppose that it has to be

decatur, texas. caller: i am not really thrilled about it. being a vet and what is happening to this country is incredible. it is making me and my family sick. we all served this country and what is going on. the border just opened up and what is going on with the presidency. it is incumbent -- it is incredible. the country we serve is going down the toilet and no one is saying anything about it. we have china in our backyard ever since biden got in office and i do think obama is pulling his strings. i really do. we are dealing with china. for some reason i don't know. and we are buying chips from them. what is going on with this country? it is making me sick to my stomach. i wish someone would stand up and say enough is enough. host: raphael warnock winning reelection in georgia. most of the vote is in in georgia. if you are a georgia resident you can call us in on (202) 748-8003. also you can send us a text there. vice president harris is tie-breaking vote is now quelled , better days ahead, he says. these go from bad to worse for donald tr

. >> outside a polling place in a decatur shopping mall are some of the people that turned georgia bluetrying for a repeat. >> i see you dancing. that's right. >> can i give you a fist bump? >> here and all over the state, the mobilizing group black voters matter offer a free t-shirt for a voter's phone number. >> that's how we build an army. that's how we build a movement. >> cliff albright is one of the group's founders and has lived in georgia for over a decade. since 2016, he and others have transformed democrats ground game in the ste. they've reached 2 million black voters he says in this runoff. >> how do we get people excited? how do we create enthusiasm? how do we get people to feel like that they really matter, right? there's a lot of people that care about black votes, that don't care about black voters. we want people to know that we care about them and our communities and our issues. >> many we spoke to in this predominantly black and democratic area were backing senator raphael warnock, a pastor at the nearby ebenezer baptist church, where the reverend doctor martin luther

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laura: outside a polling place in a decatur shopping mall are some of the people that turned georgia020, now trying for a repeat. >> oh i see you dancing, come on now, that's right. can i give you a first bump, oh! laura: here and all over the state, the mobilizing group black voters matter offers a free t-shirt for a voter's phone number. >> now all you gotta do is forward that to five friends. if everyone we touch tells five otr people, guess what? that's how we build an army. that's how we build a movement. laura: cliff albright is one of the groupa™s founders, and has lived in georgia for over a decade. since 2016, he and others have transformed democrat's ground-game in the state. this runoff, he says they have reacillion black voters. >> 2 mhed st how d lo we geaet ? how do we create enthusiasm? how do we get people to feel like that they really matter, right? there's a lot of people that re about black votes, that don't care about black voters. we want people to know that we care about them and our communities and ousues. laura: many we spoke to in this predominantly black and

there was reports of damage in decatur, texas, just to the north and west of dallas-fort worth. and then let me take you to wayne, oklahoma. this is just south of oklahoma city. and you'll see what happened overnight. some of the damage from a tornado, unconfirmed tornado out of that particular region, but buildings wiped off of their foundation, industries snapped over like twigs. this is what we are bracing ourselves across the northern louisiana area because it is trekking eastward. all the ingredients are coming together. you see mother nature doesn't care that it is the middle of december or that it is approaching the first days of winter. it is like she's baking a cake. if the ingredients are there the cake will rise. all night the winds have been coming out of the southeast, our temperatures are warming up significantly and very quickly. the humidity is here from the gulf of mexico. and the wind is picking up as well. so basically the ingredients are there, now all we need is a cold front to slice the cake and we will get our thunderstorms and our tornadoes. the threat he

damage that we were showing you in parker county, that was to the west here, quite a few miles near decatur, texas, but this is a mess. dallas you're about to get it with this severe thunderstorm warning here and severe thunderstorm warning here. we don't have rotation at this point. but these storms have been rotated. so do not let your guard down. when you get the warning on your phone or stay away from windows, get to your safe place until this is all gone. you have 45 minutes and this is over. still a tornado watch in effect. soo those storms could spin. when they get closer to our derek van damme is later there in the day, through shreveport, that is where we see the storms possibly even after dark. days are very short this time of the year so we don't get a lot of light in the afternoon. there is the snowstorm. here is the ice. and then this is the severe weather on the tail end of this storm. there is your blizzard warning. and it is a blizzard. i guarantee it. 39-mile-per-hour at scotts bluff, 46 in rapid city. look at the visibility. it is in the quarter mile range. a quarter mile

tuesday has already been decatur public holiday in argentina, to mark the official celebrations, which will happen that the over the monument in the capitol. it's the 1st time the world cup will have been paraded in the country since he got married. on his $986.00 team won the trophy. it was a more subdued celebration. as the franz team returned home. they were welcomed by thousands of fans. at the last, dela concord in paris, france missed out on the chance to become the 1st healing 60 years to successfully defend the trophy of the losing on penalties in the final to argentina storm strike, a kid in bob a did take home the woodcock golden pewter ward for his 8 goals, the supporters in paris said they were still proud of what they see had achieved. i've always been a fan of sports. i watched all the sports and yes, i see that in france. well it's betty fema so yes, i have the i'm here doing with up with the blue eyes and here to cheer their mom, dad, dad, they played yearly bell and we are all very proud of them. the take on joseph most good. it was great. so i think they were little r

but in couple of decatur, when things are ready, it will be more productive than you fissions. so it will be a key i've sent or addition to renew my energy sources and we do in power the world going forward. a serve as president, has held a national security meeting after unrest and all the costs are been explosions. gone foreign roadblocks in an area where the majority of the population or ethnic serbs are near and zoe. she's following the developments from belgrade serbs from course of course north are still blocking main roads in the region using trucks, buses, and heavy machinery. in the same time, cost of police is keeping close the 2 main border crossings between course of north in serbia. there's some very high and the schools, the north, and course of all today are closed. here in belgrade, serbia and national security council held a crisis session. but the president of serbia, alexander voltage, declined to elaborate on the adopted steps. he said instead of the serbia, demands the release of all serbs or esther bike or civil police service blocked the main road on satu

but in couple of decatur, when things are ready, it will be more productive than you fissions. so it will be a key. i've sent edition to renew when energy sources and really power the world going forward harmless and traitors. and i've gone astonished, struggling to find international buyers for their stuff from the space is a major source of income and farmers say output has increased significantly, but sales have been difficult since the taliban return to power last year. probably metal hust more. this mike? it's been a bumper season for saffron grew a say, the weather conditions in western of gone, his thoughts are ideal for cultivation. international agencies have trained farmers for years and it's paying off many switched to saffron off to the taliban band, their crops. he said he would see a lot of farmers who earlier drink, bobby don't to suffer and this is one of the reasons for the increase in production also suffer needs less water. farmers have worked very hard to increase the quantity and the quality of separate saffron is the most expensive spice in the world. a ki

and to nicea potentially returned to decatur shop. okay. typically speaking get so he consolidates his power through the selection. what happens after this? do you think? yeah, i think we're going to see the bounds of freedom of speech continue to narrow. we've seen kyle sired and his cronies, including now tragically chinese years. once a startlingly independent elections management body. that's managing the vote today . a lot of these people have been going after their critics prosecuting any one, even low level employees who might write a critical op ed in a newspaper. i think we're likely to see that continue. we're going to see chi aside, continue to espouse this rhetoric of populism. that he somehow represents a mythic and monolithic chinese in people. but the reality, as in gadhafi is libya next door in the 19 seventy's and eighty's know who did something very similar, is going to be that there's a vast chas in between a rhetoric of populous hyper democratic representation versus the reality of highly centralized. one man rule in tun

but in couple of decatur, when things are ready, it will be more productive than you fissions. so it will be a key fact or addition to renew been energy sources and really power the world going forward. right? so initially it would be a useful addition to renew, been to be energy sources but, but ultimately it could be the way the whole world is. power, is it? well, i don't think we want to rely on just a single source of energy. sure. going going forward, but it definitely is. it's almost limitless competency. they're still in the cost of creating and building those power stations and making sure they run correctly. but there's no really limits in the energy available in and the process is incredible. we said earlier that it would be what one cup of hydrogen fuel would be enough to power house. well, what might a power unit like in a home that creates the energy that you need? ok, so i mean, the different design will be large power plants, right? so why do we only need a small amount of nuclei to, to provide a lot of energy the nuclear power plant? that's the major experiment

he has essentially returned to decatur shop. hundreds of people have gathered for the funeral of 2 palestinians in the occupied with bank. both were killed by israeli forces near the yellowstone refugee camp, north of ramallah and october. the israeli army held their bodies for more than 2 months. more than 212 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces this year. most of them in the occupied with bank unrest is growing in jordan because of high fuel prices. a police officer was killed at a protest in the southern region of mon, adding to tension about the rising cost of living center monahan has more. these drivers are on strike. fuel prices in jordan have doubled in the past year. for many, it's making life a daily struggle. this banner shows one word to sum up their demand dignity in the manner no. we joined the strike when we felt the effect to the extremely high fuel prices by fuel prices mean higher transportation costs, which in turn mean spike and prices of goods used by jordanians. but while most rallies are peaceful, anger is growing. more and more people are joining the protest,

we will go to michael in decatur, georgia. he hung up. we will try don in oregon. democrats line.r: i would grade congress a d-. the accountability of these 70 years old on valentine's day and of all the money that has been spent and no one account supported -- accounts for it, where is the accountability of all the money going to either obama or trump or biden? i hear about all this money but i don't hear any follow-up on accountability. did you get where it was going and do what it was supposed to do? who counts? what committees or subcommittees are organized to tell the american people after -- avoiding all this money out but no one accounts for. -- for it. i never hear about accountability. that is my take on congress and i give them a d-. host: that is don. let's hear from mike in florida. republican line. caller: i am watching that show and first-time color and what i have noticed is, you can take this question and see the complete party alignment. democrats are saying, congress is great and republican say congress is a f. the bigger question for people is, do you think cong

we will go to michael in decatur, georgia. he hung up. we will try don in oregon. democrats line.r: i would grade congress a d-. the accountability of these 70 years old on valentine's day and of all the money that has been spent and no one account supported -- accounts for it, where is the accountability of all the money going to either obama or trump or biden? i hear about all this money but i don't hear any follow-up on accountability. did you get where it was going and do what it was supposed to do? who counts? what committees or subcommittees are organized to tell the american people after -- avoiding all this money out but no one accounts for. -- for it. i never hear about accountability. that is my take on congress and i give them a d-. host: that is don. let's hear from mike in florida. republican line. caller: i am watching that show and first-time color and what i have noticed is, you can take this question and see the complete party alignment. democrats are saying, congress is great and republican say congress is a f. the bigger question for people is, do you think cong

decatur, texas. caller: i am not really thrilled about it. being a vet and what is happening to this country is incredible. it is making me and my family sick. we all served this country and what is going on. the border just opened up and what is going on with the presidency. it is incumbent -- it is incredible. the country we serve is going down the toilet and no one is saying anything about it. we have china in our backyard ever since biden got in office and i do think obama is pulling his strings. i really do. we are dealing with china. for some reason i don't know. and we are buying chips from them. what is going on with this country? it is making me sick to my stomach. i wish someone would stand up and say enough is enough. host: raphael warnock winning reelection in georgia. most of the vote is in in georgia. if you are a georgia resident you can call us in on (202) 748-8003. also you can send us a text there. vice president harris is tie-breaking vote is now quelled , better days ahead, he says. these go from bad to worse for donald tr

elvin, decatur, georgia, democrat line. caller: good morning. thanks for taking michael. i would like to talk about something from a historical perspective. and it has to do with how all this hate and stuff started. i believe it started when, they say that -- left africa. when they left africa, they went to europe and eurasia and they changed colors -- all men left africa. when they left africa, they went to europe and eurasia and they changed colors. there was no inventions and he and things, there was fighting amongst each other. when they started fighting amongst each other, they developed a culture of violence. and up until this day, to what's happening right now. all this hate and violence is caused by what i call intergenerational trauma. thank you for michael. host: all right. -- thank you for my call. host: let's go to louisa next in hampton, virginia, republican line. caller: i want to discuss the fact that the january 6 committee started their investigation on january 6 for violence in america and the political environment. they should have started it back when

elvin, decatur, georgia, democrat line. caller: good morning. thanks for taking michael. would like to talk about something from a historical perspective. and it has to do with how all this hate and stuff started. i believe it started when, they say that -- left africa. when they left africa, they went to europe and eurasia and they changed colors -- all men left africa. when they left africa, they went to europe and eurasia and they changed colors. there was no inventions and he and things, there was fighting amongst each other. when they started fighting amongst each other, they developed a culture of violence. and up until this day, to what's happening right now. all this hate and violence is caused by what i call intergenerational trauma. thank you for michael. host: all right. -- thank you for my call. host: let's go to louisa next in hampton, virginia, republican line. caller: i want to discuss the fact that the january 6 committee started their investigation on january 6 for violence in america and the political environment. they should have started it back when ka

host: let's go now to judy in decatur, illinois. you are supporting releasing trump's taxes.aller: yes. i would like to make one point. did donald trump say that he could not release his taxes because he was being audited? there is a life he tells. he was never audited and he lives, and allies, and lies. host: host: our next call her -- caller opposing the release. caller: the morning. thank you for taking my call. host: yes, go ahead. caller: it is a checks and balances. a ways and means committee. although i generally vote republican, and i support the president's seat, no matter what they are doing, the office should always be respected. i do not like to hear our current president, president biden. i do not like former president trump to just be called trump or pence. it is a form of disrespect. i also agree that if we are going to publicly publish everybody's taxes, let's do everybody's, not just the presidents. i really like hearing from the ways and means committee that they were not "doing a witchhunt ". i like the accountability going on. i oppose that it has to be pu