as they questioned dole on facebook. now saying yeah, we are under attack and as you know, a ransomware attack is where systems somehow get compromised and then the bad perpetrator there locks it down and says hey give mee the money or some ransom of some sort and i will unlock this and give it back to you or in some cases they don't. they just lock it up and they run away. this brings up a giant issue for national security. if i were working right now in the federal government looking at the food chain in the u.s. i would say this is not good news. and this is not good news for a giant food company to have this level of vulnerability and it tells you how weak all of us are and how serious it is to lock up our tech from threats like this. and can you imagine this one, brian? and i'm just hypothesizing here. can you imagine if this ransomware attack originated as it often does from sources like russia and it ends up being something that dole has to fork money over because it's a lower cost loss to do that to fund in part

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don't reportedly informed grocery stores about the attack, which could explain shortages of dole lettuceny has been working with cyber security experts to resolve the issue now to a cold case murder dating back five decades. investigators have now cracked the case. thanks to a cigarette butt. abc is lionel ye's explains this morning, a cold case solved in burlington, vermont, more than 50. years later, for 50 years, they have waited for justice read his parents died waiting for it. police now know who killed 24 year old rita curran back in 1971, the young teacher was murdered just two weeks after moving out of her parents' home into an apartment. current died by strangulation, police finding a cigarette butt near her body. it was a cigarette butt. that's all they had. it was just a brand name, but they collected it anyway, not knowing what dna was going to be for another 15 years. dna testing did not exist then. but police retested that cigarette in 2014 . they usedancestry, information and public records to ultimately linked the crime to a man named william dareus who lived upstairs. i

dole had a sharp wit. he was good at putting deals together and making the government work effectively, which endeared him to the few who care about that kind of thing." he talked about dole as the last of the work horses. are there any still on capitol hill and who are they? guest: there are. they are not the most famous members, generally. they are the people making the committees hum along. certainly, it is a well-known thing that the appropriations committees remain extremely influential. so, one thing to do if you want to be a work horse and create a career on capitol hill where your influence is going to accrue over the years, is to try to get yourself onto the appropriations committee or armed services committee, also, a plays like that where eventually you will be a subcommittee chairman or ranking member. there is a lot of important work that gets done there, where you will end up allocating billions of dollars, right? how many people can say they do that at their job? so, if people want to know w

dole had a sharp wit. he was good at putting deals together and making the government work effectively, which endeared him to the few who care about that kind of thing." he talked about dole as the last of the work horses. are there any still on capitol hill and who are they? guest: there are. they are not the most famous members, generally. they are the people making the committees hum along. certainly, it is a well-known thing that the appropriations committees remain extremely influential. so, one thing to do if you want to be a work horse and create a career on capitol hill where your influence is going to accrue over the years, is to try to get yourself onto the appropriations committee or armed services committee, also, a plays like that where eventually you will be a subcommittee chairman or ranking member. there is a lot of important work that gets done there, where you will end up allocating billions of dollars, right? how many people can say they do that at their job? so, if people want to know w

i was on the dole for two years then we had two kids. a great story . and of course the great story. and of course the war becomes a source of and bob dole chippies this is a big step but but isn't it fully engulfed by my chippies . i was just by my chippies. i was just saying that was going round that, you know, there was a chip shop on a corner and that disappeared . so that was one of disappeared. so that was one of my catchphrase. and also another one which you probably won't be able to say on television. yes, i the one you're talking about, because as you know about aeroplanes. so yeah. wolf. yeah the yeah well i was on that doesn't you want me to tell you that little. let's put it like this. you were cancelled stad before we even knew what was were . good. it was a funny , it's were. good. it was a funny, it's a bit early in the evening for us to do it. i think i get what chairman had to play in this. i start swing i mean, i'm going to you got television on now and every night it's on meet the and nobody says a word and then two ye

i was on the dole for two years then we had two kids. a great story . and of course the great story. and of course the war becomes a source of and bob dole chippies this is a big step but but isn't it fully engulfed by my chippies . i was just by my chippies. i was just saying that was going round that, you know, there was a chip shop on a corner and that disappeared . so that was one of disappeared. so that was one of my catchphrase. and also another one which you probably won't be able to say on television. yes, i the one you're talking about, because as you know about aeroplanes. so yeah. wolf. yeah the yeah well i was on that doesn't you want me to tell you that little. let's put it like this. you were cancelled stad before we even knew what was were . good. it was a funny , it's were. good. it was a funny, it's a bit early in the evening for us to do it. i think i get what chairman had to play in this. i start swing i mean, i'm going to you got television on now and every night it's on meet the and nobody says a word and then two ye

. >>> if you are having trouble finding dole food products in your store, the company was hit with ansonware cyberattack and temporarily shut down production plants in north america. dole has notified law enforcement and is cooperating with their investigation. >>> in a victory for american workers, the national labor relations board have ruled companies can no longer silence workers in exchange for severance pay. they say that clauses violate workers' rights. this reverses a decision made by trump era members of the board. >>> still ahead, turkey reveals new relief plans and cracks down on unsafe housing in the wake of the deadly earthquake. a live report from turkey when we return. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only f

lieutenant stewart will have the bob dole leadership award hosted by harris. are so excited for you. what an incredible man, he wrote that will be honoring tonight. >> harris: i tell you, we will learn all about the tuskegee airmen because we are losing them down into single digit numbers now. the greatest generation included tuskegee black men who flew with the armies air division and trust an amazing pieced of our shared black history, black history month. but it is american history as i always say we share. but what is so special about lieutenant colonel harry t stewart is that when he was flying and it was a time the b51 mustangs and there was a picture of him as a young man, they were doing incredible things. they had a very low ratio of damage and harm and death to all across europe and northern africa. in fact, he is known, most known for taking out three german fighters in one day. >> kayleigh: wow! >> harris: that is a lot considering what we were playing against considering what they were flying. so it would be all about the history of this man who h

british government's fear of the bolsheviks taking power in iran and russia and the prime minister's dole from the country being torn apart by rioters and foreign dubbing, the trust agreement was signed and now it is being discussed 1907 iran will be divided into 3 parts 1915 2 parts, 1917, bolsheviks in russia they will win and tell iran that based on the beliefs we have in the communist party , we will defend all our colonial contracts, be mine, and we do not expect any rights from this letter. it will change after the russian revolution. i am afraid that if you are an iranian and you will not be inclined towards this direction, the implementation of the 119 arrangement agreement by the order of ahmad shah as well as the opposition in the constituent assembly and on behalf of the people will be prohibited, and according to the words of mr. watouq al-dawlah, the country will succumb to other events and he also he ran away from the battle in time, but the same negotiation and asking for help from some the elders of the country, as well as the temporary registration of the 1919 agreement a

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slammed into that dole. and then they sped away laughing as they did. so she was shocked but tried to get back on her bike and a couple of >> really kind strangers came up to and you know, like, oh, my god, you covid in blood. and basically i have this big you can see i am my left eyebrow. that was just like covering me in blood need ended up missing the event to instead go to the emergency room. >> luckily, she didn't have a concussion but had bruising and needed stitches. peter adams also experienced a similar attack. >> by a similar car swerved towards me and the guy in the passenger seat like slam me with his door. he says it bent the rim of his bike, forcing him to replace the wheel. but he was physically fine. definitely a bit i think i. i would definitely mad east bay bike party. volunteers have been gathering information about the attacks they say between thursday and saturday, more than 14 people were targeted. >> and at least 8 people were hit. they believe there were 4 different cars. the oakland police department is investigating at least on

the complaints were focused in chinatown, the richmond, the haight, and the tenderloin. 62 have been doled out. a spokesperson says awnings or mitts are issued in less than two days and can cost of the 3000. that's money that these businesses new and established say they can't shallow. >> you can see how quiet this is, i don't think we can afford that. >> we need your help to kind of mediate and not keep knocking us out. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. so make a post and lease brutality on the eve of what the court date, labor and community groups held a candlelight vigil commanding officer accountability. the group is also upset by brooke jackson to drop manslaughter charges against an officer for a 2017 shooting death of kate o'neill. o'neill who was unarmed of the time was shot during a carjacking. that officer initially charged by tessa dean, the first police officer to get charged for a shooting while on duty. >> the police must be held comfortable. just like any other employee, any other servant. if you fail to do your job, you must be held accountable. >> they will be at the forefro

tment doling a scandal here. and it's and it's only going to get worse before 2020 four. onl gabe and miranda, thank you. now, new details are trickling r in from michigan tonight. nk you about last night's horriu shooting where three people michigan with th were killed, five injured. the shooter was injured forty three year old lansing resident anthony mcrae. the dead are all michigan state university students. bryan fraziederer and anderson, both from grosse pointe, michigan, and alexandria. zerner from closson, michigan.m. and even as police are still, trying to determine a motive, biden tried to exploit e'm g the grief to scoreo sa political points. >> and i'm going to say something is alwaysbu controversial, but there is noes rationale for assault weaponsne and magazines at all. >> 57 votes >> in the sealsshams clap. this is shameless.s. first, the shooter use first, thedan a handgun, not an ar styleri rifle. flbut you seem to imply. politir and second, racial politics are at the heart of why macray had a gun in the first place. now, he was arrested for ca now he was

slammed into that dole. and then they sped away laughing as they did. so she was shocked but tried to get back on her bike and a couple of >> really kind strangers came up to and you know, like, oh, my god, you covid in blood. and basically i have this big you can see i am my left eyebrow. that was just like covering me in blood need ended up missing the event to instead go to the emergency room. >> luckily, she didn't have a concussion but had bruising and needed stitches. peter adams also experienced a similar attack. >> by a similar car swerved towards me and the guy in the passenger seat like slam me with his door. he says it bent the rim of his bike, forcing him to replace the wheel. but he was physically fine. definitely a bit i think i. i would definitely mad east bay bike party. volunteers have been gathering information about the attacks they say between thursday and saturday, more than 14 people were targeted. >> and at least 8 people were hit. they believe there were 4 different cars. the oakland police department is investigating at least on

slammed into that dole. and then they sped away laughing as they did. so she was shocked but tried to get back on her bike and a couple of >> really kind strangers came up to and like, oh, my god, you covid in blood. and basically i have this big you can see i am my left eyebrow. that was just like covering me in blood need ended up missing the event to instead go to the emergency room. >> luckily, she didn't have a concussion but had bruising and needed stitches. peter adams also experienced a similar attack by a similar car swerved towards me. >> and the guy in the passenger seat like slam me with his door. he says it bent the rim of his bike, forcing him to replace the wheel. but he was physically fine. >> definitely a bit i think i. i'm definitely mad east bay bike party. volunteers have been gathering information about the attacks they say between thursday and saturday, more than 14 people were targeted. >> and at least 8 people were hit. they believe there were 4 different cars. the oakland police department is investigating at least one of the co

but let's take it a step back and earlier this morning we were doling with some heavy storms that swept throughout the bay area close to the 5:00 a.m. hour. it started clearing up around8:00 but i will say this. this evening we could still see hit and miss showers. don't be too shocked if you see a splash of rain right around the corner. wake up tomorrow morning, mild conditions to start our saturday. it will be pretty gloomy though. it's really not until late th 9:00 hour thatnext er batch of showers sweeps its way in. both eventsapa heavier pocket of rain and inger to sunday too wi scattered showersas we head evening. >>> fbi is looking for this man here who they say walked into a san francisco synagogue and fired a gun in front of a crowd of people. they were blanks but still the incident has investigators on high alert. so here's a closer look at still photos from a security camera recorded inside the synagogue wednesday night. it happened at the center in the outer richmond. the man walked into a room and held up a gun and stard firingwe get him to leave. luckily nobody was hurt be

lucy dole is often busy tucked inside her florist shop. she much prefers the smell of flowers to smoke, though she's not sure self-policing and signage will be enough. >> at least we start somewhere to tell them not to smoke, but i don't know how it will be effective. hopefully people will follow the rule, respect other people who doesn't smoke. >> reporter: john thinks education, signage, and reminders from business owners will be enough to make a difference, and the ban will benefit the community. >> i feel great about it, and i'm getting phone calls, text messages from the community and business owners thanking me for the initiation of the ban. >> reporter: an added bonus, he thinks it will mean fewer cigarette butts littering the streets. >> similar bans are in place in walnut creek, palo alto, and santa cruz. >>> and storm the tomorrow is city is looking to strengthen their gun buyback program. >> the gun buybacks make it less likely that a person has ready access to a gun in a moment of crisis or a child will gain access to a gun in

about where they're spending and inflation does seem to be taking a dent in terms of how they're doling tout dollars. >> yeah, and this data is going to give not just the earnings, but also the data going to be key. that'll do it for "overtime. "fast money" -- >> begins right now. >>> right now on "fast", pain on the street the s&p and nasdaq finishing their worst week since december as another read on inflation comes in, hotter than expected are stocks in danger of heading back to lows apple falling 4% we'll ask the chart master if he can tell us to the penny where it's headed from here. chart of the week, that's weak with a "a. it's a name last month we enjoyed. it's now suffering as geopolitics takes center stage i'm in for melissa lee on the desk, mike khouw, jeff mills, and guy adami we're going to start we the rough end to a rough week. nasdaq leading losses. turning back negative for the month of february. s&p now down in five of the last six trading sessions and for the last three weeks in a row. the dow finished down 336 points today. off low bus notching fourth straight weekly

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oksana tried her hand at a new position, became the director of opera vilis and puchini and samsons doled sans in 2018 oksana volkova was awarded the title person of the year. in the field of culture in the nomination of theatrical arts in 2021, she entered the top ten most promising young meat sopranos in the world according to the publication about operators walking through the streets of the capital, i recommend joining our regular guides today in the city center. they suit first dates. a little tricks related to this sacrament will now be told to you in the heading of the mouna promenade hello everyone. today we get along silently. promenade, we go out into the streets of the city to jump. yak is serving his first acquaintances and walking with horseshoes. greetings to all. on the promenade. actually. i don't meet on the streets. and i certainly won't go on a date with a stranger, but i'll make an exception for you and victor. hallelujah at the first meeting, you should remember to meet by clothes, and see off by mind 8 know the popligani toad, and falcon in flight, and before the mee

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then the dole wants his neighbors to stay on high alert because he says there have been other break-ins in the area. hopefully they find the people responsible of keep sharing the videos, you know, keep sharing the video spread the word. >> and we reached out to vallejo police for more information. we will let you know when we get an update. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. also in the north bay, sonoma county. they're going to pay more than 1 million dollars. >> to settle a civil rights lawsuit brought by a man who was by sheriff's canine 3 years ago in april, twenty-twenty, sheriff deputies used a stun gun on jason and a literal la rick. and then a least a police dog on him. that incident allowed in unsubstantiated report that he had pointed a gun at someone no gun was ever found and charges were never filed against. angelo will rake. he sued and 2021 claiming the 2 deputies use excessive force during that encounter. county officials could not be reached for comment on that settlement. turkish officials, they are now investigating more than 130 people who they say had a hand in the construc

intelligence when picking targets for american supplied artillery systems. human rights attorney martin dole sir told us nato is pursuing its own interests in the conflicts. so if you look at that, clearly we can see that the wall really started and that time went on. yes. and you guys have to post that they don't want the interference of the coup government of the my don't cool. and that they want to deborah law as some kind of come to similar inside or to create a government which was not wanted to move quickly. and since that time, the inside of nature, of course, different interests. but all wanted the interference of the impact on your crane by nature and by their own interests that use such kill interests against russia and to get ukraine into their own sphere of influence. they wanted to bring that follow ups that already in the q q. there was a militant forces, especially forces safe or provided with weapons by the u. s. and by the other natal states. so we can think that from that point on the late summer was that conflict. exaggerated false and misleading. that's how it goes. scien

new data from flight radar 24 reveals the united airlines 777 suddenly doled falling 7000 feet per minute. >> we were all looking at each other and looking out the window grabbing onto the seat and grabbing the hand of the person next to you. >> reporter: today he was lowering they were in within 800 feet of slamming into the ocean. we were five or 5.2 seconds to dying. in a statement united airlines says after landing at seth sfo the pilots finally safety reported than courted with the faa and that pilots union on investigation that ultimately resulted in the pilots receiving additional training." what's unclear is what exactly happened. experts say there are a number of factors to consider. >> when i first read about the incident yesterday my first thought was well what was the weather like? was it a microburst from a thunderstorm? and the second thing was there something wrong with the autopilot that caused the plane to maybe disengage and drop to the altitude that it did. again we just don't know from the information that's been provided so far. >> reporter: this is one of many close

blockade freezing investments, abolishing visa, all basically all of these little perks that they've doled out to serve over the years in hopes of sweetening to deal. but that if failed so far to result in, in their desired outcome, i think just about everybody is preparing for another war. but i think also that the current conflict in ukraine and the absolute carnage that they can see coming out of there is, is sobering up some people and making them realize that the violence has been 1990 s. while horrible was orders of magnitude smaller in comparison to what might ensue i believe the war war rhetoric is more of i would say it's something that people that local people irresponsibly engage in, hoping that their external sponsors would have their back. but they don't actually aspire to fight themselves because even day at this point, realize that this would not be a walk in the park. and now the african continent ethiopians. coney hosting the african union summit to discuss top issues on the continents leaders from throughout the ones that are supposed to focus on a 5 thing in the d. c. it

all basically, all of these little perks that they've doled out the survey over the years and hope to sweetening to deal but that have failed so far to result in their desired outcome. i think just about everybody is preparing for another war, but i think also that the current conflict in ukraine and the absolute carnage that they can see coming out of there is, is sobering up some people and making them realize that the violence of the 1990 s while horrible was orders of magnitude smaller in comparison to what might ensue. i believe the war at war rhetoric is more of i would say, it's something that people that local people irresponsibly engage in, hoping that their external sponsors would have their back. but they don't actually aspire to fight themselves because even day at this point, realize that this would not be a walk in the park. he has heard from other russian on buses to india, an exclusive interview, which she says, the west and sanctions have actually catalyzed bilateral relations. is a preview. the full interview will throughout the day. the sanctions war against russia

then the dole wants his neighbors to stay on high alert because he says there have been other break-ins in the area. hopefully they find the people responsible of this, keep sharing the videos, you know, keep sharing the video spread the word. >> and we reached out to vallejo police for more information. we will let you know when we get an update. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> gayle, thank you. elon musk's neuralink is facing a government investigation for allegedly mishandling hazardous materials. an animal welfare group claims the fremont based company didn't properly clean or store devices after they were taken out of the monkey brains. the devices were being tested on those devices may have been contaminated by pathogens that are harmful to humans. the group's claims are based on public records. a detail the alleged violations at uc davis back in 2019, we have reached out to nor link for comment but have not yet heard back. >> a racist incident at a middle school in clayton prompts a response from the east county naacp last week, a student at diablo view middle school and it out cot

the city was one of the most dole of cities in turkey. and it was having a very vibrant intellectual life and it's known by its poets. so it's called the city off 7 good man, referring to 7 famous poets in turkey. but after losing that much of the lives more than 6000 people. now it has lost its many faces forever and we crossed now to sammy say down, who's in the doggie? so sammy, what state of people learn after 5 days kept out the streets? they're very hard stay. i mean, if you listen to the un, they talking about 900000 people in need of hot meals. that's not of course justin, turkey that turkey and syria. and one would of course assume that the situation is much, much harder in syria war torn country with multiple different authorities and groups controlling it. but even here, where the government is trying to help, you know, you can see the vehicle there. that's the government relief agency. bear out here in the, in this happy center they've, they've put up tense. they've got vehicles out here to try and help people see the other ji

our own bob dole who went on to become a u.s.med up with a democrat from iowa to expand civil rights by passing the americans with disabilities act. [applause] by seeking your continued partnership i'm not asking for the impossible or something that is never been done before kansans have long worked together to take on the challenges facing them. and do not forget, you and i have two. 286 times over these past four years every time i found a signed a bill into law it had bipartisan support. we have not always seen eye to eye but the truth is only when we band together have we made real progress. that is why i'm asking you tonight to again to me in the middle. on so many issues facing our state from tax relief, to water, to healthcare the best solutions are not republican or democrat. they will come from compromise and collaboration, finding common sense, middle of the road solutions. over the next four years he must see each other as partners, not as foes. to build on all we have accomplished in the last four years. to gather we

on monday, the tourists flight left the southern chinese city of kent dole. at 15 minutes past midnight, what i signed up as soon as i got the news of overseas tories, i'm sure i travel with my wife and my daughter. ah, last month the government allowed chinese travel agencies to provide outbound group tours to 20 countries. as part of a pilot program, countries in southeast asia was some of the most highly searched destination by chinese national. before the pandemic, tylen welcomed 11000000 visitors from china. it's expecting 5000000 this year and expect them to spend nearly $30000000000.00. we are very happy and i'm sure that the coming back up chinese would be, ah, bows up there, ty, economy significantly. because as you get a revenue from the titrating and sep chair above your quarter 20 percent of the g d p. so i think it's been true step the coming back of china or charlie's back is the key of success of the teachers in this year. in barley, indonesia, officials are hoping 2 thirds of the 1200000 chinese visitors who came to the island before the pande

you earlier this week that us fighters shot down two already and one of them was left just on the dolere than 200 protests took place in france people oppose pension reform according to data trade unions took to the streets across the country 2.5 million people, while the ministry of internal affairs says that there were less than a million protesters . i had to apply for sharpening gas. in moscow, a yellow level of weather danger was declared at night , a blizzard hit the capital, according to weather forecasters, just at night the region was at the epicenter of a north atlantic cyclone, in some areas the wind speed reached storm meteorological values. they say that in a few hours up to 20% of the monthly rainfall can fall, the height of the snowdrifts will grow to 33 cm. in addition, in moscow, a baric saw threatens at night, atmospheric pressure decreased , then followed by a rapid increase, you should be especially careful about allergies to kamaz people with hypertension. the 41st international film festival ended in tehran russia was represented in the competition by a picture of

this city was one of the most dole of cities in turkey. and it was having a very vibrant intellectual life and it's known by its poets. so it's called the city off 7 good man, referring to 7 famous poets in turkey. but after losing that much of the lives more than 6000 people. now it has lost its many faces forever. international aid is arriving in the destroyed areas of northern syria, plains, carrying supplies from the united out of ambulance or mon shanicea and libya have arrived at a 2nd to you. an aide convoy of 14 trucks is crossed into rebel held areas of syria, the u. n. warns that more than 5300000 people have been made homeless by the earthquakes. to all the world news now in democratic republic of congo fighting has been going on near the eastern time of saki, some 20 kilometers west of the regional capital goma. and comes a day after m. 23 fighters aged closer to saki, prompting thousands to flee their homes. east african leaders have called for an immediate cease fire. you as fighter jets, have shot down a high altitude object

i can remember bob dole and daniel patrick moynihan getting together and basically saving social security i can remember being on capitol hill when clearly the democrats and republicans didn't like each other during the clinton era. bob livingston and bill clinton actually negotiated a way forward on appropriations. that doesn't happen anymore. it would be nice if an american president would get up and say let's actually come to the table in a way that both sides can give a little and both sides can get a little. >> during the obama years the person doing that was joe biden. he doesn't do that anymore. >> first of all, i agree with you. we need to get back to where this is not even something that we talk about. the debt limit is money already spent. there aren't supposed to be negotiations over it because the money has already been spent. how that becomes joe biden's fault is unclear to me because the people who are raising the debt limit are congress, right? really what should happen is rather than have these they ha house republicans and, look, it's just a fact that this country spends

the head of a professor dole, which itself exists on. here he has a passion for science.tsiolkovsky very much for science. was interested in what tselkovskiy was doing, but it was superimposed on the disease. here is this tangle plus talent. uh-huh, and gives us this absolutely amazing picture of talent plus the experience through which a person goes through, because both green and belyaev, despite some fantastic romanticism of these, themes, they knew the thorough material, that is, belyaev knew what it was not to move. he understood how this is what a professor doley's head is, how does a head feel without a body? and green, who invented bourgeois yes worlds, as critics said with roma, with some of these yes, he was in solitary confinement for 2 years for terrorism, that is, the person who fought, deserted, was a revolutionary. yes, he was in prison. well, you know, after two years in solitary confinement. and even then exile he became disillusioned with revolutionary activities. yes enough yes, but nevertheless he went through it. i just want to point out that these we

i would like to say to senator bob dole and to all others in this chamber who fought in world war ii, and to all others on both sides of the aisle who have fought bravely in all our conflicts since: i salute your service, and so do the american people. all over the world, even after the cold war, people still look to us and trust us to help them seek the blessings of peace and freedom. but as the cold war fades into memory, voices of isolation say america should retreat from its responsibilities. i say they are wrong. the threats we face today as americans respect no nation's borders. think of them: terrorism, the spread of weapons of mass destruction, organized crime, drug trafficking, ethnic and religious hatred, aggression by rogue states, environmental degradation. if we fail to address these threats today, we will suffer the consequences in all our tomorrows. of course, we can't be everywhere. of course, we can't do everything. but where our interests and our values are at stake, and where we can make a difference, america must lead. we must not be isolationist. we must not be th

when we were doling out vaccines early on to high-risk people, we should not have been giving it first to those who already had covid. elizabeth: you could have according to lancet, immunity for 10 months. if you got infected by covid. then is that how to look at it? this should be a factor in policy dig cues about all vaccines. >> they only wanted people who agreed with their scientific doing dogma to be around them, there was a litmus test for anyone involved. you had to be like-minded with the establishment. that was the ultimate crime of what they did. now knowing what we know, the problem is fauci looked at 60 day and 90 day results and got sugar high off an antibody elevation first few months. this was transient protection. elizabeth: we have fox business, grady trimble found 10 cities, states and counties, they got a lot of pandemic aid money and looking to set up reparations for african-american americans, we know the issue in racism but this is about abuse of cove covid relief funds that was for the pandemic. >> we have so many doses ofs vaccine getting ready to expire and go

one critic has been doling out a lot of that criticism. >> i don't think any of this would have happened but for the weakness that the president showed during his first year in office culminating in the disastrous withdrawal in afghanistan. i think while he is over there, i think i and many americans are thinking to ourselves, okay, he is very concerned about those borders halfway around the world. he has not done anything to secure our own border at home. >> governor ron desantis is going to blue states this week to do events supporting law enforcement hitting on an issue that's of high importance to all voters as we get closer to the election that's rising crime. not the only one with that idea. we learned that former vice president mike pence is going to also be heading to south carolina in march to do a round table with law enforcement folks. it would be his second visit to the state in a short period of time. his ninth since he left office two years ago amid renewed efforts to get some police reform legislation passed after five police officers in memphis were accused of killing tyr