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drea de matteo. dreadrea de matteo joins us nowa >> drea, thanks for being here. drea, what dmakeo you make of. l does the celebrity endorsement mean what it did in the pastlebt when you have a celebrity y on the ballot himself surrounded by a kennedy and others? i mean d stu, how much does that of matter? i mean, i am so confused by alla of it. i mean, i am i am the token fox liberal. i come on an[chuckles]d talk see about all of these things. i mean, obviously, i'm an actor, but i'm trying to figure out whicfis h actors are actualy getting paid to push this right now because any true liberal is anti-war and anti-censorship . pro health they would be anti mandate that's totalitarian that was authoritarian and that was on the left. i mean, i know that there'su kn a lot of you knooww, deep rooted corruption and sometimes they capture eac captureh party right now that capture is on the left. and i don't understand how all of these actors and so-called peace lovers are pushing somethinsomethg that is tyranni at the moment. when you mentioned maherit. no. well, you me

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the president says the school is flying an drea's parents to houston today. >> andrea avilla, tonighte will wrap our arms around our students. we ask the community to keep us in your prayers as we comfort each other. >> todd: campus police and houston partly cloudy d are working together on the investigation. they say there is no threat to the public. resi residents of aurora, colorado, in john is a retired ice field director running in the colorado district and joins me now. denver is the city, they voted for sanctuary city policies, but aurora has to deal with them. how bad is aurora right now? >> you know, the situation is starting to get bad. sanctuary jurisdiction protects t them. newly arrived foreign-born migrants, many are venezuelan have started to grow. many people in aurora and the community want to be told the truth. >> todd: denver welcomed 42,00 migrants. one guy from tren de aragua, a gang lead ser called the cookie monster, his name translateto cookie in know spaish. assault, shooting, yet he and his gang have seized multiple apartment complexes, like the entire thing

the downtown area and vacant stores, i don't see think it's worth, i see crushed families, crushed dreareams. the impact is powerful. whether you are on the left or right no matter what your political desires are, prosperity drives everything. no side can implement any agenda if we don't have prosperity. abraham lincoln said if you want to protect the employee, take care of the employer. our government is almost against all business now and if we don't protect these businesses, how do we keep unemployment low? how do we have the tax base to grow and develop our country? research and filament, new products, everything falls apart without prosperity and we are facing continuing agenda that i believe is disarming our ability to find that prosperity, we need a change. >> labor cost of 98%, 90% and they will hire food cost, 38% said they were not preferable last year. when you turn around and say i care about the worker so i want to raise wages. they are small margin. if you raise wages, you got to do something to their hours are you don't get any business so not taxing tips help? >> sure it

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