yeah i remember the i beginning of gerald ford, you're older— beginning of gerald ford, you're olderou look. i speak as a lad is— older than you look. i speak as a lad is someone who used to work with your dad _ lad is someone who used to work with your dad in— lad is someone who used to work with your dad in argentina. this is an old chestnut, isn't it being gerald ford because like i used to be the executive — ford because like i used to be the executive -- _ ford because like i used to be the executive —— spoke with the executive _ executive —— spoke with the executive channel the advertising revenue — executive channel the advertising revenue dropped and he could make as many programmes as they wish. there are much— many programmes as they wish. there are much better shape and financially in relatively good order — financially in relatively good order. there is a sort of darker bart— order. there is a sort of darker part that — order. there is a sort of darker part that l _ order. there is a sort of darker part that i might allude to hear. this government is not exactly a great _

gerald? i imagine france has weighed off its potential polite and how it could weekend its grip on the, on the continent. right now, home fort and is the region to paris. oh, it's africa that gives friends the pretension of being able to pose as a major global power on. there is to say that without africa, france is a nother middle ranking member of the european union. and so that's why francis is working so desperately to hold onto it's neo colonial mill par, which is rapidly shrinking and also passing away from the immediate control. just finally, the african region. right now, how about is discouraged by radical islamists? is it more than you've seen done the years or is it is it's something that can be controlled. it is getting worse with every passing day. recall the part of the trigger with regard to friend, temporarily withdrawing cooperation with the military. and molly was the decision by the hunter, that it would seem to observe a form of serial law. that is to say that even those w

so you have gerald ford running as the incumbent of the republican party and then you have jimmy carter who is running for the democratic party. paul laxalt again, like i said a minority within a minority there thought it would be a good idea. for ronald reagan, maybe to throw his hat in the ring and run for president. to run the primaries he tried to get some support from his colleagues on capitol hill. nobody was interested. nobody thought ronald reagan would be a good president. so as it stood paul laxalt was the sole supporter basically of this notion that ronald reagan should run for president in 1976. and people like ronald reagan. they gravitated toward him. like i said, they knew who he was because he was a national figure. had been pretty popular as california's governor. and so they ran a good campaign pundits didn't think it was possible that he would even stand a chance. and i mean they were right he didn't win but his insurgency against the ford campaign probably is what contributed to gerald ford not winning. for the republicans and probably attributed to jimmy carter winn

it's a shoal of sardines, fishermen, gerald michael and his team. a waiting for the swarm. okay. yeah, no, that was within seconds. everything suddenly gets very hectic. very quick. what was good. i thought in view everybody got to read and check. yeah, yes more right. every year between june and august, the saudi and move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean. bigger hungry fish, follow them. and so do the fisherman. the close of the shoals of sardines gets to the coast, the better the chances of catch a pocket of saudis in the middle. the better thing on the road is huge disappointment when the net gets caught and breaks. most of the sardines get away. rough put a portrait off a few kilometers further on. another team has more like throw in, catches 150 crates worth of sardines, and that's 2 thirds of the fish i sold for more than 2000 euros. the rest goes to the team. it took a chance to gamble and paid off, and i can see that. but as you know in the game, it's very dangerous. as you can see, having to myself, i had a cable, go th

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to gerald ford, the youngest defense minister gerald poured and also the oldest defense minister and george w bush. but his critics contend that he is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of on and iraq, including thousands of american soldiers. those were the campaigns that rumsfeld, a secretary of defense. supervised along with this close friend and colleague, then vice president dick cheney. and his could explain top to that he never acknowledged any regret for those actions that led to all those debts. in his autobiography, he said he would never have done anything different. unlike his predecessors, secretary of defense, robert math tomorrow, who supervised the vietnam war, who expressed regret for his action subsequently. rosalind jordan takes a look back at a deeply controversial career. donald rumsfeld was rationed, braces, infamously, so it's critic say the combination was the former u. s. defense secretaries undoing during the worst days of the us war in iraq. rumsfeld take, he was right. his critics were wrong and they couldn't stand it. rumsfeld was a survi

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post under president gerald ford and george w bush time from sale to resolve the 2003 us invasion of iraq. he remains unapologetic about the war insisting that toppling saddam hussein created a more stable and secure world the death. so from the collapse of the residential tower and your miami has risen to 16 after 4 more bodies were pulled from the rubble. 147 people are still an accountant for nearly a week after the building came down, hopes of finding survivors are quickly faded. harris is hosting the largest conference on women's rights of the world has seen in more than 2 decades. the you in summit generation equality is aimed at boosting opportunity for women and girls around the world. so far. it has generated $40000000000.00 in place from donors. an extreme heat wave sweeping across western canada is causing dozens of deaths and breaking records. as temperatures hit 49 degrees celsius, that's 120 degrees fahrenheit. cooling centers have been set up to give people some relief, but the sweltering heat is forecast to continue. a prolonged, dangerous, and historic heat wave engu

. >> about the same time gerald ford becomes president, charlie in prison writes to squeaky he's gotlie. so squeaky, wearing a red robe, comes up to the president of the united states with a big gun, points the gun in his face. the secret servicemen wrestle her to the ground and squeaky's first words were, can you believe the gun didn't go off? >> following your own close brush with death in sacramento a couple of weeks ago, i wonder if this has convinced you at all that we need tough gun control legislation in this country? >> i prefer to go after the person who uses the gun for an illegal or criminal purpose. that to me is a far better approach than the one where you require registration of the individual or the gun. >> just minutes after making those statements, gerald ford walked into the street and heard the sound of gunfire. >> my god, there's been a shot! there's been a shot. they're being pushed back by the police. somebody has fired a shot here. we don't know if anybody has been hit. my god! somebody fired a shot. >> the president was not hit. witnesses heard the sound and s

a related overdose is $48000.00 a year. gerald pulse there is an investigative journalist and author of pharma agreed lies, and the poisoning of america, he joins us live by skype, from miami. thank you for your time. first of what you get your take on this johnson and johnson settlement. i'm not as impressed with the johnson johnson settlement as the headline would lead you to believe any $272000000.00 sounds like and it is a lot of money. but this is a company that has $85000000000.00 a year in annual revenue. they're going to pay this out over 9 years. they claim that they will stop making opioids, but that's true. but essentially they've been out of that business for some time. the subsidiary, there's jameson, had sold the right to make her their own, the oil pain. keller, a few years ago, they made a fentanyl patch that they really stopped. and what's not included in the deal can, is the fact that oklahoma, another american state, found them liable for about $500000000.00 just in 2019, because johnson johnson controls intense mania about 60 percent of the production and crops of

in 1975 under gerald ford, he became the youngest ever defence secretary. leader he'd one day help to overthrow. i'm submitting the name of donald rumsfeld to be secretary of defence. nearly 20 years later, george w bush reappointed him defence secretary. within months, america came under attack. rumsfeld was in his pentagon office on september 11, 2001 when an airliner hit the building. he helped move the injured and then planned a way to strike back. rumsfeld believed the iraq war would be over quickly, but there was no plan for building a peace. a fierce insurrection followed that claimed thousands of lives. and the pretext for the invasion — saddam's weapons of mass destruction. but none were ever found. and rumsfeld struggled to explain why. there are no knowns. there are things we know that we know. there are no unknowns. that is to say, there are things that we now know we don't know. but there are also unknown unknowns. there are things we do not know we don't know. in this so—called war on terror, he was prepared to push boundaries, including the t

books focusing on subjects from secretary of state dean atchison to jimmy carter, theodore roosevelt, geraldd, fdr, and a magic bus. recently, we invited him to talk with us for a long time, six hours. >> on this episode of book notes plus, here are conversation with douglas -- here are conversation -- hear our conversation with douglas brinkley. >> first lady jill biden took students on a virtual field trip of washington dc. here's a look at the half-hour tour.

gerald ford, fdr and the magic bus. recently, we invited him to talk with us for a long time, six hours. >> on this episode of book notes plus here is some of our conversation with douglas weekly, subscriber you get your podcast. >> for the next hour to perspectives on the biden presidency and the state of the republican party. joining us from zoom from miami is columnist and author sal thomas and from madison, wisconsin john nichols is the national correspondent for the nation magazine and is the author of the book the fight for the soul of the democratic party. his latest book is america's expiration date and to both of you thank you forra being with . let me begin with you, cal. the state of the biden presidency at this point is what? >> well, i think it is kind of confused. we have kamala harris, as you mentioned, in the previous segment going down to mexico and central america supposedly to find the root causes of illegal immigration into this country and you see the pictures and it's a tidal wave of the root cause

they talk about a lot of things, including the failure of gerald ford. the fact is that richard nixon should have been impeached and the process completed. and it went on similarly with donald trump. we don't have accountability for presidents who do damaging things. as a result, i think that feeds into the division, and i do think that social media and a lot of other forces now amplify that. put out the core of it, at the heart of it all, we need to get to some sort of accountability in regards to doing the right thing, and the failure to hold trump to account will be a failure, a stain of the senate, for a long time. in regards to joe manchin and the so-called lone wolf in the democratic party, i would say both parties have this situation, and both parties get very angry with their individual members who step out and vote in conflict with the party. you see john mccain do that, lisa murkowski do that, the republican party. in the democratic party, now you have joe manchin doing that. here is what i would suggest about it. i think that you can talk and

gerald ford i jimmy corder -- jimmy carter --/national defense.there were many in 1980 hurrah stamps. the soviets were practicing their newest technology including the bomber which was supersonic and quite deadly. that was his commitment. and a stronger sense this was the deltas of that was created but millions of people have been imprisoned between the iron curtain in poland and other countries and russia itself that it was a price worth paying. 3 million people were present behind the iron curtain. closely you talked about him being more pragmatic than he was given credit for. is h that going to hurt his legy among conservatives? >> guest: i don't think so. i think his legacy is pretty well cemented among conservatives. his library in simi valley and california still the most visited library, the most visited presidential library in all of america. some call it the reagan library which is not correct by the way. simi valley is off the beaten path somewhat inured more people go there then go to the kennedy library for the clinton library or the b

it's a shoal of not deans fishermen. gerald michael and his team. a waiting for this warm right? yes. yeah, no, that was within seconds. everything suddenly gets very hectic. one got cold thought in view, everybody starts to run and check. yeah, yeah, yeah, right. every year between june and august, this audience move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean, bigger hungry fish follow them. and so do the fish i met the close of the shoals of sardines, gets to the coast, the better the chances of catch a pocket of saudis in the middle of the earlier, the better thing on the rock is huge disappointment when the net gets caught. and breaks most of the sardines get away with a quarter of a few kilometers further on. another team has more like to try and catch us. 150 creates worth of sardines in a net 2 thirds of the fish are sold for more than 2000 years. the risk goes to the team. it took a chance to gamble and paid off. and like you can see the novice. but as you know in this game, it's very dangerous. as you can see, having to myself, i

first book that i had written was reagan's revolution and that was 1976 and the primary challenge to gerald ford in which he narrowly lost and then the next book was about the 1980 campaign. i did another book called last act about the post election yearsle and didn't during those years he flew hot air balloons and did a lot of things long before he was contracted with alzheimer's. then i finally did another book on reagan. this is on reagan rising and it's that period 1976 and 1980 and it was a very important time for the conservative movement and american politics. the panama canal treaty fighting and raised as an issue you had tax cuts raising is an issue. he was advocating a certain view of government and so it was a very interesting time for the movement and ronald reagan definitely that on the panama canal treaty to the nomination so now i'm working on two more including his real true ideology and another one reagan's skill as a negotiator who was underappreciated in that regard so he was skillful it was as a negotiatorm but it's been a fun ride and there are a number of good historia

gerald: thank you for having me.een introduced in congress every year since 2011 and this year, they got it passed. it was passed by unanimous consent in the senate on tuesday and in the house yesterday. it passed on a vote of 415-14 and it was signed into law by president biden today to commemorate the end of slavery in the united states and june 19 is on this saturday. haidi: we have 14 house republicans voting against the bill. what was the rationale? >> there were a couple of different arguments. one of the arguments from republican house members was that -- was about how quickly the bill moved through congress, like i said. the senate took it up on tuesday, passing it by unanimous consent and the house ticket it to the floor on wednesday so there was a little bit of debate on whether there was enough time to figure out the ramifications of the bill and how costly giving federal employees and other paid holiday off would be. haidi: i have seen the social media reaction and a lot of it seems to be fairly critical,

60 minutes and we're among those who the next year 1976 pushed ronald reagan in his challenge to gerald ford for the republican nomination in the 1976 election, but there were others who tuned into 60 minutes. and so this is such a breath of fresh air. um and really liked what betty ford had to say. this not some programmed. you know automaton. this is a first lady who's a real woman and free to speak her mind and is living the kind of life that many of us are living here in the 1970s. so ultimately she became a more popular figure than her husband and continued through the remainder of the ford presidency to advocate for political issues that she believed in like the equal rights amendment. but she was also a reluctant first lady. she wondered always that if the stress of suddenly becoming first lady had contributed to the development of breast cancer and it certainly exacerbated her existing dependence on alcohol and painkillers, but after she left the white house she became a champion of especially for women for dealing with substance addiction and confronting it and hopefully um con

well, the new aircraft carrier named after gerald ford can take a hit, too, an even bigger one than whenavy set off a huge undersea explosion near the carrier to make sure that the vessel can withstand the shock of battle conditions. it is called a full ship shock trial. it took place last week off florida. the explosion registered as a 3.9. our coverage continues now with one mr. wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." i'll see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, president biden's agenda and leg say are on the line as he kicks off a make or break week for his most urgent legislative priorities. cnn has learned who the trump justice department was initially targeting with a secret subpoena that wanted information about two key democratic lawmakers. and the u.s. supreme court delivers a unanimous smackdown to the ncaa paving the way for now payments to college athletes.

ah, i'm, we'll use your voices if i knew gerald g o d d and i was just going to get a letter a minute and i was just gonna see if you don't even you know, if we feel better within this and not come then through the vice invest, a lot of upside of cynthia body will be heading over here. now. lizzie, i don't know because a number of other ladies, but i don't know if it'll be my ex model for community. a casual individual by the way they could put in if they must put on or whatever go to that fill it out later. they come out of it yet. but i mean, if you didn't allow me to look at the video and look at because you bought it and i'm the mother and then i think almost have lucky the last one was i thought i would do that on a lap laptop. very much bye. now have been, lemme from you stop, what is it empty? i forgot it will not go. and i thought yeah, can you send it out with that one? but i'm like i said, i will do it when i followed by the lisa of how about if i did a bubble let is liberal in conduct been written, but when you get back to what am i the voice i can either subbing or voice.

reporter: in 1975, gerald ford made him defense secretary. the youngest ever.ald reagan sent into the middle east. >> i am submitting the name to be secretary of defense. reporter: george w. bush reappointed him. within months, america came under attack. rumsfeld was in his pentagon office on september 11 when an airliner hit the building. he helped move the injured and then planned a way to strike back. rumsfeld believed the iraq war would be over in months. the fierce insurrection that followed thousands of lives when no weapons were found, rumsfeld struggled to explain why. >> there are things we know that we know. there are no unknowns, there are things we now know we don't know. there are also unknown unknowns, things we do not know we don't know. reporter: he was prepared to push boundaries. but when these photographs appear, there was a backlash. >> these events occurred on my watch and i take full responsibility. reporter: the scandal damaged him and with his iraq strategy in question, he resigned. donald rumsfeld reshaped the u.s. military and works to

one thing, he is kind of the modern day gerald ford succeeding richard nixon. most allies were thrilled to have a new president who wasn't hobbled by scandal, and it is much more extreme in the case of president trump. president trump was, of course, great difficulty in the relationships between america and so many of our allies. and they know joe biden. he's been around for years and years and years in the senate and as vice president and now as president. so i think this is guaranteed to go pretty well, at least with our allies. we'll see what happens when he gets to vladamir putin. >> i appreciate the analogy between richard nixon to gerald ford. but that was scandal, but when it comes to the america first policy, that was almost an isolating policy. we're only about america in the actions that president trump took. so how hard is it going to be for joe biden to come back and say, that was then, this is now? i mean, what are the challenges for allies to say, can we believe you? because it was a rough four years with the other guy. >> that's absolutely true,

asi se sintio una explosion controlada provocada cerca del nuevo portaaviones "us gerald r.terremoto. carolina: mientras tanto la marcha del orgullo que en el sur de la florida se convirtiÓ en algo trÁgico cuando un hombre condujo su auto hacia la multitud dejando una persona sin vida y otro herido, el vehÍculo parecÍa ser parte del desfile, se alineÓ con otros autos, de hecho el conductor era partidario de esta marcha. borja: seguimos con mÁs, ayer fue el dÍa del padre, felicidades a todos los padres, ni siquiera la esclerosis que padece un heroico bombero que participÓ en los rescates de las torre gemela pudo impedir que compartiera momento especial en la boda de su hija. carolina: fue rescatista el 11 de septiembre y por 15 aÑos ha luchado valientemente contra esta enfermedad sin embargo, esto no le impidiÓ bailar muy entusiasmado en silla de rueda con su hija contrajo matrimonio con un hispano veterano de la fuerza aÉrea, llamado anthony sÁnchez en la vida todo se puede, que momento tan inolvidable para ese padre, la hija y la esposa. borja: ademÁs en el dÍa del padre, q

wednesday on american history tv we kick off a night of programs about gerald r ford with a tour of the 38th president's museum in grand rapids, michigan and learn about the life story of the college football player world war two navy veteran lawyer congressman vice president and president from curator don holloway that starts at 8pm eastern on american history tv. 2022 marks the bicentennial of the birth of frederick law olmstead the landscape architect who designed many of the most notable urban parks in the united states over 100 years from the 1850s to about 1960. he and then the olmstead firm. he founded completed thousands of landscape projects next landscape architect. lori olin tells the story of frederick law olmsted's career and the work of the olmsted firm culminating in a discussion of the creation and current status of fdr park in philadelphia. the pennsylvania horticultural society provided the video and co-hosted this event with a national association for olmsted parks as part of olmsted 200 a wide-ranging bicentennial initiative. hi, i'm nicole jenny rhodes hi, laurie. g

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he was chief of staff or the white house to president gerald ford, and the aftermath of richard nixonnd watergate -- in the aftermath of richard nixon and watergate. the only meant to be defense secretary twice. also held the record as the youngest person to do it and the oldest. he was a well-known figure in washington. i think republicans will unite in paying tribute to rumsfeld for his long service. which after he left george w. bush's cabinet, he set up a foundation. more moderate and more seasoned democrat joe will also pay tribute. some on the left say, look, this man was a villain, he was reviled in some circles for listening to the advice of neoconservatives and the buildup to the iraq war, for pushing what was weapons of mass destruction and iraq and the rest of the world are still dealing with the consequences today. >> what will his legacy be, david? >> he wrote an autobiography a few years ago where he tried to repair that legacy. he accepted very little blame for iraq and tried to hold others responsible. but i think it is inescapable that the first line of his obituaries

fitz-gerald. even the ecb saying inflation will spike to 3%, it is transitory. they're all taking this big gamble. what is at stake here? what will happen to the very people they claim they are trying to help with this? >> so you know the fact of the matter is, you know transitory was redefined yesterday by the atlanta fed's bostick. he said it will, probably more like nine to 12 months. i think they call that a year, charles and that really is hitting people where it hurts the most at the grocery store, especially at the gas pump where we're looking an average of $3 per gallon nationwide, the highest since 2014. but even if all the commodity space is transitory, even if all the inflation we're seeing in commodities is transitory, what is not is the damage the fed has done to the housing market that is bleeding into rental inflation in the united states and that is, that is the largest line item for your average american family. charles: right. >> it is really going to hurt and it is a sticky kind

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in 1975, gerald ford made him defense secretary, the youngest ever. would one day help to overthrow. i'm submitting the name of donald rumsfeld to be secretary of defense. nearly 20 years later, george w bush reappointed him defense secretary. within months, america came under attack. rumsfeld was in his pentagon office on september 11, 2001 when an airliner hit the building. he helped move the injured and then planned a way to strike back. rumsfeld believed the iraq war would be over in months and the invasion would be vindicated. but the fierce insurrection that followed claimed thousands of lives. when no weapons of mass destruction were found, rumsfeld struggled to explain why. there are knowns knowns. there are things - we know that we know. there are known unknowns. i that is to say there are things i that we now know we don't know. but there are also unknown unknowns. there are things we do not know we don't know. - he was prepared to push boundaries, including with the treatment of suspected terrorists, but when the photographs of the brutalis

the "uss gerald r. ford" was hit by the blast 100 miles off the coast of florida friday. it's the first in a series of full ship shock trials to prove where weather the carrier can take a hit during battle at sea. the u.s. the navy says the test was a success. >>> at fisherman's wharf a happy sight. the first commercially cut salmon of the season. most of this fish is headed to upscale restaurants and high-end grocery stores. the fishermen consider the northern coast salmon the best in the world because their diet is high in shrimp-like krill. >>> one thing muffing from steph curry's rÉsumÉ, an olympic gold medal. that will remain missing as curry is backing out of the olympics. the 33-year-old wants to spend the summer rehabbing from injuries that built up during the season, including that fractured tailbone. curry has never competed in the olympics. he withdrew from the 2016 games also to recover from injuries. he'll be 37 when the next olympics roll around. >>> spots on team usa continue to be earned. the best track and field athletes battling to get a ticket to tokyo.

the navy aircraft carrier "uss gerald r. ford" began shock trials friday.ith the force of 3.9 magnitude earthquake tested the vessel's response to a blast. more tests are planned for later this month. >>> now to the frightening details of a bear attack in one of the nation's most visited national parks. it happened in a remote area near the border of tennessee and north carolina, leaving a teenaged girl hospitalized. this morning a teenaged girl is recovering after authorities say a bear attacked her as she was sleeping in a national park. >> it attacked in the middle of the night with no known provocation. >> reporter: according to park officials in tennessee, the girl and her family were on a camping trip in the great smoky mountains last week. the teen was asleep in a hammock just after midnight when a bear approached the camp site and attacked. >> it attacked her, reached out and was able to lacerate both her hands and her head. >> reporter: the girl suffering multiple injuries before her family was able to chase the bear away. officials treating her at

books focusing on subjects from secretary of state dean atchison to jimmy carter, theodore roosevelt, gerald ford, fdr, and a magic bus. recently, we invited him to talk with us for a long time, six hours. >> on this episode of book notes plus, here are conversation with douglas -- here are conversation -- hear our conversation with douglas brinkley. >> first lady jill biden took students on a virtual field trip of washington dc. here's a look at the half-hour tour. first lady biting first lady biden: students just like you come to see historic monuments, museums, and parks. this year, we are bringing washington, d.c. and a sum of its special places to you. one of those special places is where i am right now. the white house. i'm standing at the north front door. here is fun fact. did you know that there is no back door to the white house? whenever you walk in, whether it is north, south, east, or west, you are always walking in the front. we have got a lot more fun fact at a store for you during this discovery education virtual filter. so you and other students can go behind the scenes and

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that is the first so-called explosive event for "uss gerald r. ford." navy >>> wow. that is the first so-called explosive event for the uss grald r. ford, the navy aircraft carrier began shock trials off florida's atlantic coast. >>> and turning out amazon prime day, this year the deals aren't just limited to amazon. here's deidre bolton. >> amazon, target, best buy and others are fighting for your attention. launching some of the biggest deals of the season and consumers can be the winners. amazon, gearing up to put more than two million items on sale. prime day will feature discounts on items such as amazon devices, robot vacuums, headphones and kitchen appliances with consumers getting between 20 and 50% off. >> all other retailers or most retailers jump on the bandwagon because they want to offer deals and bargains for the consumer. >> reporter: walmart had a deals for days event running until june 23rd. one smart tv is already listed at $178, versus $228. a chrome book, now listed at $159, originally $179. >> prepare to be amazed. >> reporter: and

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but incoming a president, dr. gerald harman says, quote, this plan is not up for debate. during a 6 day virtual meeting, the ambitious equity plan and policies were discussed despite some why doctor saying it goes too far. they feel the policy echoes critical race theory and blames white too much. but racism is the. 4 only problem in health care, a growing number of hospital staff refusing to get the cobit 19 vaccine is another boiling issue. in houston, texas, a federal judge recently threw out a lawsuit, filed by employees at houston methodist hospital over the hospitals requirement that all of the staff feedback needed. 178 employees were suspended last week over their refusal to adhere to the policy. $117.00 of those employees seemed to overturn the requirement and their suspension in there to fit employees. call the cobra vaccine. experimental endangering in even when as far as to make not feet and holocaust comparisons. infectious disease expert dr. bob arnett joins us now with me. fit the thank you dr. bob. reporting dr. bob. oh, there's a lot to unpack here. can y

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