i'm don john doe, the headline 00. the world health organization says the new coven 19 variant amik one has been detected in 38 countries up from 23. 2 days ago. it's called a gun nation's to focus on preparing health systems instead of imposing travel restrictions. as we're talking about ami con, let, it's also not forget that the predominant variant right now still remains to delta variance. so all make one maybe on the rise, and we may come to a point where it takes over to be the dominant variance. but at this point, the very dominant variant remains delta and travelers to the us. when i have to adhere to tighter restrictions, the government's requiring everyone to show a negative cobit 19 test. within 24 hours of departure, health official, say vaccine makers are already working on contingency plans for the on the con variate, including a possible booster. they do have plans that have multiple contingency. one is to wrap up the production of the vaccines that they already have. the next is to make, for example, a

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yes, thanks for joining me to continue the discussions with don john, former georgia state lawmaker and steve, we were host of the state group or show list, and i understand abortion polarized. there's no topic probably in america that polarizes more people like abortion, people usually don't change their opinion of what they, what they 1st come on. they don't actually switch over. so this can be very controversial. and most campaign i love, most politicians run on the issue and then they do nothing about it when they get into office to actually support their position usually. so i want to start a boy with what would i start with you on steve? this question, justice thomas in his, in his commentary, asked the question on what right is abortion constitutionally based? do you think that's a legit question coming from the judicial branch? i think that you're going to have nobody pleased when this decision comes out. i think you're exactly right about that, scotty. the fact of the matter is in america is the most polarizing issue. but americans an outlier when we allow abortion to the exten

don. yeah. john is winter olympic uniforms already. and thousands for the vent stuff have been hired, but there will be few guests attending with the games. opens engaging in february, the united states has announced a diplomatic bully caught sight and concerns about china's human rights record. only american athletes and not officials will be present. beijing says to move is an act of political manipulation may want over the u. s. approach seriously vial, as the principal or political neutrality of sports, established by the olympic charter, runs counter to the limping motto of a more unity understands on opposite side of the last a number of athletes, london, and sport in few, the asked all over the world you know un washington says chinese treatin of muslim weakest and should jump amounts to genocide. right? groups say, forced labor and sterilization, are rife, accusations repeatedly dismissed by the chinese government. your lead up or down shing young has effectively guarantee the rights of people, of all ethnic groups. they are ma

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john june done -- don junior.t a text from your daddy. >> this was a genuine shock to me. i would not have pegged don junior as more reasonable than donald trump. >> oh, he's the biggest actor of them all. if you read mary trump's account of that family, you know, donald trump slapped him for thinking about joining the military because he thought the military were losers. the relationship between the two people named donald trump, there needs to be a psychiatrist on this panel to make that make sense. there is a lot going on there. even he comes out and is telling, you know, mark meadows, not his own father but mark meadows, make it stop. saying he has to get out here and show leadership. he's got to show leadership. but let's show don junior on fox news with mark meadows and this is before the rally. here he was dancing around. let's show him. >> mark meadows an actual fighter, one of the few. a real fighter. thank you, mark. >> have the courage to do the right thing, fight. >> one of the president's sons texted

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but, don, he's not the first to potentially try. you might remember johne because he wanted to save it for his book. and only after he realized that he might never -- his book might not see the light of day because the trump white house was trying to refuse to certify that it wasn't classified did he offer to testify before the senate, i think in the hopes that that would pierce the executive branch's ability to suppress his book. >> yeah. congressman, seeing this reporting that med dozen was trying to get government officials to pursue baseless fraud conspiracies. at one point he reached out to the fbi, the pentagon, the national security council. he also pressured the justice department. those are not conversations with trump. should he be able to answer questions about contacts with those officials because i don't think those would be considered executive privilege. he was reaching out on behalf of the president or at least trying to help the president. this wasn't some conversation he was having with just the president. >> you're absolutely right. thos

don bass region. ah, ah, 7 civilians were killed and $32.00 wounded on the territory of the self proclaimed john nest people's republic this year alone. the total number of but noncombatants who perished in this civil war is now well over 5000. while ordinary people who live along the front lines continue to suffer. many of them say they don't see their future. will ukraine any more? will to me a month ago, a woman and a man were very badly wounded and another man was killed just before that. what can i say? they are often showing us statement. they say we are not needing the but yet everyone is afraid of god. because the shelling is going on throughout the summer, they were shelling day and night. so nothing good is happening. some those listen to randomly i will in september a shell fell on my street to little children a living nearby that place. or did you lose or do you should be id just there last periodically. but then shelling returns. we are tired of the one residence in larger cities like the republic capital of the nascar, farther away from the war, both physically and mentally there also d

don lemon tonight starts right now. >> i have a nostalgic story about john timiny, i i remember i was in rittenhouse square, covering itttenhouse -- i forget, center city, the center city rapist, and john was doing a live shot and he walked right up during the live shot and i got this great exclusive. he was great, he was very open to talking to the media. >> good guy. left us too soon. good friend. >> yeah, absolutely. great stuff.

don lemon tonight starts right now. >> i have a nostalgic story about john timiny, i i remember i was in rittenhouse square, covering it was the south side rapist, i believe. >> it was a jogging rapist. >> no, no, it was the one who was in doing it in rittenhouse -- i forget, center city, the center city rapist, and john was doing a live shot and he walked right up during the live shot and i got this great exclusive. he was great, he was very open to talking to the media. >> good guy. left us too soon. good friend. >> yeah, absolutely. great stuff. i'm glad you're brave enough again to read those comments. i would never do it but more power to you, brother. i'll see you tomorrow night. have a good one, thank you very much. >>> this is "don lemon tonight." we've got a lot. got to wonder what mark meadows is trying so hard to hide. seriously, think about this, the former president's chief of staff was cooperating until he wasn't. with the committee investigating the attack on the united states capitol on january 6th. now meadows is suing the committee and he's suing nancy pelosi as well. he wants a federal court to block

sexual misconduct and the see an unprecedented don lemon has been sued for sexually assaulting a man in a ball. a claim he denies most recently produced john griffin was charged with sex crimes involving children. he spoke with legal and media unlist, lionel. he's the dealer mosques. quit was actually genuine condemnation of the channel. no, it's not a joke and bad taste. it's the truth about a network in bad taste. let's go back to what chris cuomo did. not only was he providing strategy to his brother, but he was working with his governor staff, one in particular. and he was talking about basically, how they could celine besmirch in, impede the reputation of those women who might be making these allegations of the 1st place. so now this transcends strategy sessions from going and deliberately targeting and the conspiracy to impugn the integrity of women who dared complain about untoward behavior. this is not at all consistent. so one thing i wanna just explain the thing of 2022 brings something to bear along with the death and the destruction and the, the, the internment of, of, of, or terminal i should say of cnn is the fact that what i

and now the thing on present, don norman, has been sued for sexually assaulting a man in a ball a claim he denies. most recent ego producer john griffin was charged with sex crimes against children. why? like all of this, we got reaction from legal media analyst, lionel. let's go back to what chris cuomo did. not only was he providing strategy to his brother, but he was working with his governor staff one in particular. and he was talking about basically how they could sullying besmirch and impeach the reputation of those women who might be making these allegations of the 1st place. so now this transcends strategy sessions from going and deliberately targeting and the conspiracy to impugn the integrity of women who dared complain about untoward behavior. this is not at all consistent. so one thing i wanna just explained though, think of 2022 brings something to bear along with the death and the destruction and the, the, the internment of, of, of, or in term, right. you say of cnn is a fact that what is really news today is not what people think. sometimes a satirical is more, is more on point now as far as see and n. he's abso

misconduct and other c, and i'm presenting, don norman has being sued for sexually assaulting a man in a ball claim he denies. and most recently produced said john griffin was charged with sex crimes involving children. why want to bring in now legal on media? unless lionel, i mean little this is obviously could be a top did as a case of mosque being mosque. we know he's quite rope, he likes to throughout comments out there. what do you think? do you think that did? said joe, compile tasteful? has he tapped into something that is widespread view? no, it's not a joke and bad taste. it's the truth about a network in bad taste. and by the way, there was a, there was an, aside to the story, which i think is even more interesting if that's even possible. this was a interview, a dawn by a beside called the babylon b, which theoretically, is supposed to be a parody kind of a lampoon site. not real news, but what i found is it historically and consistently it has been more on point regarding the news as long as well as the onion and other ostensibly satirical of the site, then actual news. so one thing i wanna just explain, think of 2022 brings somethin

john his path. when i show ah i jeremy, you must either so delegated and as you want to don to stand together will continue to stand together against russia. even in germany. repeat some of the errors that we doubtless made. they noticed vinitez chunky daughters about their ability to influence other nations, france b, u k. and even latin america and other countries in future than maybe knew where to high wrong cycle pollute with members of your household. please, please, please, please. we have to continue to fight with justin to russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't want y'all to come and leave it so short. so d and l t, the innovation, the 5 and the yes, actually indian, 80 the enough missiles guns until sunday at the end of every year across stock, answer some of your many questions. not surprisingly, many of your questions, concerns politics, the current international situation, and whether we should trust legacy median. we'll do our best to answer as many questions as we can a branded a trial of the century. delane maxwell now faces up to 65 years in prison after being found guilty on 5 of 6

host: someone on twitter once to know that if you think don mckay had picked for his vice instead of sarah palin, do you believe you and john mccain would have won? guest: well, unfortunately we will never know. just generally, getting to be mccain's friend, personal, not just political was one of the blessings of my life and i miss them, i feel sometimes that i could use advice from him now. usually directions. to me, when they called me, is campaign manager called me in the spring or the summer and i said, are you kidding? i am supporting him, i was as close as two people could be. we had a lot of different opinions politically but we trust -- trusted each other. how could we do it? he is a republican, i'm a democrat. and the campaign manager said i'm serious about this. so i talked to john time i saw him and i said rick told me about this, i don't know how you could do it. you don't have to do it the same way. so i got a reason. i went through the whole it -- bit. and don said, joe, that is the reason i'm thinking about this. the fact that you're a democrat and i am a republican. this country needs bipartisan leadership

aguiar: el doctor john puskas, experto en quienes no pueden recibir transfusiones de sangre, evaluÓ a donratamos con nuestro equipo de insuficiencia cardÍaca y de conservaciÓn de sangre integral para sacarlo de la insuficiencia cardÍaca antes de la cirugÍa. aguiar: aunque era tan solo el comienzo, el reloj corrÍa implacable en contra de rolando pÉrez. ¿pensÓ en la muerte en aquel comienzo de 2021? pÉrez: bueno, yo mismo lleguÉ a pensar que no me iba a dar tiempo para venir aquÍ. aguiar: entonces acudiÓ a esa fe que nunca le habÍa fallado. pÉrez: nosotros tenemos un refrÁn que dice que “el Único pleito que no se gana, es el que no se echa”. yo dije “mira, yo no puedo con esto. asÍ que encÁrgate tÚ de eso”. aguiar: no todo podÍa quedar en manos de las creencias del paciente. en medicina hay realidades que son irrefutables. puskas: aproximadamente la mitad de los pacientes que se someten a una operaciÓn de corazÓn necesitarÁn una transfusiÓn de sangre durante la cirugÍa o despuÉs. aguiar: de la razÓn, segÚn el propio doctor puskas, es bastante simple y era el mayor reto para Él y su equipo.

john and tammy tammy. good to have you. i news in this morning give me an evaluation of where this search for andrew is at basically don cole with as far as the campus police are concerned. and we're, we're, we're not gonna stop looking for it a living hell, you know, that's the living how it's july 8th on the funds that are other than that. so. so it's, it's fairly, a bad time a year now he's got to how do you feel that the state college of science has been in dealing with this situation? it seems like they're not doing anything. andrews case just made me feel frustrated. but once you start hearing that other stations are having just as much difficulty getting basic answers, you realize there's something more going on. people were just trying to come up with theories and i think that's natural when you don't have a lot of answers, you want to find something i would say probably after the 2nd week started having some notes about how tall it is, an old b in take care of their investigative skills were pretty limited as that's when i could see and all we thought that they were probably doing his best. they could, i don't know

john. in 2014, the kremlin seems to underestimate the ukrainians' will to resist in the don boss . do you think the kremlin might still be doing that? >> yes, they underestimated people into thousand four during the orange revolution. they did this in the evolution of dignity, and they did it during the war. they realized and so they adjusted. we believe since they have institutes of large groups of families working in ukraine every day, they should understand that and realize that what they do underestimate is how weak their regular army may be, and that is a risk because , they do not have an independent either democratic or any other oversight over the armed forces. there armed forces is a closed capsule which reports directly to president putin, and they don't have any independent oversight. that usually changes the situation because they overestimate their capability. because each level of military reporting only to putin is usually upstairs. usually that is a cold shower. they had that in 2014 wendy said troops and had losses -- when they sent troops and had loads of losses.

get credit to donald trump white house counsel john mcgann who is a very key libertarian conservative and his pet project is on the administrative space and don mcgann that's why he really put his thumb on the scale for neal gorsuch to be the first choice for trump to take the seat that rightfully should have been married garlands, obama's nominee but brett kavanaugh had a record on the court of appeals ruling against federal regulators and so was very appealing to don mcgann that he chose cat amount to swear him in which he became a commissioner of the federal election commission. i think don mcgann and in bush's ear he had a virtual simon bush named to the d.c. court of appeals was not -- it all back then. >> regina kavanaugh's ruling so far show him to be as conservative as expected but as he proven to be as respected this thomas alito and. >> absolutely. he is most of the time voting with alito in gorsuch more often than not. what he does not do though is he does not sign on to their opinion or dissent but often the majority as well so what he is doing is he doesn't like to sign on to their hard right in alito's case angry rhetoric. he wa

don, thanks to that right. we do have an accident. this is in daly city. so northbound, 2.80 north. >> of johnulevar now not seeing much of a delay. looks like one lane. they're currently may be impacted on a traffic collision. we're going to keep a close eye on that traveling from the east bay into the city. the little under 9 minutes for you this morning. at this hour, no major issues along 5.80. is a traveling along to him reveal in berkeley heading across towards the peninsula a little under 13 minutes force at this hour out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes as you're traveling there and in the south bay. let's check on things here again along 85 to menlo park about 29 minutes. 2 3785 82. i don't see any major delays. the highway for a little under 60 minutes as you're traveling from one 62 to 42 caryn. james, back to you. thanks, greg. >> so breaking news from overnight. pfizer says the 2 doses of its vaccine may not provide sufficient protection against the omicron variant as hope. however, they say there are 3 dose regimen. that's the 2 original ones. plus, your booster is able to n

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host: someone on twitter once to know that if you think don mckay had picked for his vice instead of sarah palin, do you believe you and johnccain would have won? guest: well, unfortunately we will never know. just generally, getting to be mccain's friend, personal, not just political was one of the blessings of my life and i miss them, i feel sometimes that i could use advice from him now. usually directions. to me, when they called me, is campaign manager called me in the spring or the summer and i said, are you kidding? i am supporting him, i was as close as two people could be. we had a lot of different opinions politically but we trust -- trusted each other. how could we do it? he is a republican, i'm a democrat. and the campaign manager said i'm serious about this. so i talked to john time i saw him and i said rick told me about this, i don't know how you could do it. you don't have to do it the same way. so i got a reason. i went through the whole it -- bit. and don said, joe, that is the reason i'm thinking about this. the fact that you're a democrat and i am a republican. this country needs bipartisan leadership an

. >> that was john eastman, the guy who brought up the infamous coop memo on how vice president mike pence could steal the election from donthat's him grudgingly telling tucker carlson last night that well, you have to comply with a subpoena from the house committee investigating january six. that however, is not the case with trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows. who today announced he basically changed his mind. he will not cooperate with the committee investigating january six. and appear at a deposition tomorrow. that flip-flop might have something to do with the ex presidents reported fury over medals new book after an excerpt lead last week revealing at upper cover-up surrounding trump's coronavirus diagnosis. the thing is, back in october, less than two months ago, trump had nothing but good thing to say about meadows book in his luck. telling his followers to preorder your copy now and. that it would make an incredible christmas present. saying it's a fantastic book, and mark meadows and his wonderful wife that we are great people. that's nice. in fact, the schooling post is still up right now on the interne

john: today's focus is on jimmy carter, about that biography, "his very best: jimmy carter life" and plenty of callers to talk about the former president. don is up next -- dawn is next. a democrat. caller: i would like to know if you spoke with jimmy carter about your research for the book but my main question is, did you discuss the signing of the panama canal, to go back to panama and the reversal efforts by george h.w. bush, targeting panama, having the target of noriega as a subversive -- for people to look at understanding that was an important thing to reverse for george w. bush and the bombing of the people and people living in refugee conditions and weapons used to the panamanian people experimented with to invade iraq. that legislation was a big -- or that policy or whatever jimmy carter did, a lot of people just really didn't understand that the panama canal was something that was not u.s. interests to allow to be overturned. jonathan: this is a great question, i'm really glad you raised this because it's one of jimmy carter's most overlooked achievements, was the securing of the panama canal treaties. this was an enormously heav