mercedes schlapp, grover norquist from americans for tax reform. joe gamaldi, fraternal order of police. the media, democrats ignoring this constitutional flight. there is a bad precedent with democrats forcing release of trump tax returns. we take the debate on. beginning after revolution. businesses are fighting back in a big way against rampant crime in san francisco, unleashed by democrats soft-on-crime policies. and this, why congress's new crack down will not work against organized retail theft rings. they're even stealing children medicine. the fbi made it way worse in it its new answer were why it helped twitter stop hunter biden stories and differing political opinions. one said the pressure was so bad it was like dealing with a congressional committee. democrats slam the president for collapsing the border. congress spending money to fix borders in the middle east. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. merry christmas, happy holidays to all. let's get a check of your money. stocks

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grover norquist. have a merry christmas. shaking your head.t this don't stay upset for holidays. come back soon. >> he is better than us. you have to understand that. elizabeth: we understand that. we hear you, thank you. a ticking time bomb. look at this story. the white house today trying to dial down, downplay the largest caravan in u.s. history crossing the border right as title 42, that trump border policy ends next week. also staying on this story, twitter's elon musk he is talking about letting in stanford scientists to look at twitter files. this scientist found out he was censored the day he joined twitter. musk is indicating a new round of twitter bombshells, how twitter censored information about the pandemic on an even larger scale. dr. marc siegel next on "the evening edit." >> the government is in our hopes. it doesn't matter if they're sleeping in another room. they're here and they're working with social media companies to oppress our speech. that to me is no different, they are quartering in our home without our consent. ♪. go

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that only had to be given every 2 months that cavity, grover, long acting injectable. and at the moment in this very vicinity, we are tasting a 6 monthly prophylactic injectable, known as lemma capital. so if we can get to a point where young people round the world, only have to take an injection every 6 months, twice a year. that would be an extraordinary breakthrough. linda galle becca is a leading infectious disease specialist overseeing protocols for several prep and h. i v vaccine trials. she praises the achievements in the past. in the ninety's, hundreds of thousands died of aids. now anti retroviral drugs allow patients to live a normal life with a normal lifespan. but the crisis is not solved. particularly in the global north, there has been a, you know, turning away from a chevy. i think many people think the pandemic is of thought from it. we had 4000 young woman became infected with h. i v in the last week alone. and we still have a $150000.00 children, newly infected with a chevy every year. then came up with penguin, i wants to play her pass in finishing t

that only had to be given every 2 months that cavity, grover, long acting injectable. and at the moment in this very vicinity, we are testing a 6 monthly prophylactic injectable 9 as lemme capital. so if we can get to a point where young people ran the world, only have to take an injection every 6 months or twice a year. that would be an extraordinary breakthrough. linda galle becca is a leading infectious disease specialist overseeing protocols for several prep and h i v vaccine trials. she praises the achievements in the past, and the ninety's. hundreds of thousands died of h. i v. now, anti retroviral drugs allow patients to live a normal life with a normal life spin, but the crisis is not soft, particularly in the global nose. there has been a, you know, turning away from a chevy. i think many people think the pandemic is over far from it. we had 4000 young woman, became infected with a chevy in the last week alone. and we still have a $150000.00 children, newly infected with a chevy every year. at there is still a pandemic raging in many parts of the world. it's a

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here to react americans for tax reform grover norquist. what's the significance of this?this is a massive increase in the paperwork for all americans. if you use ebay or venmo or facebook marketplace, or stub hub or paypal, this is going to effect you. and if you clean out your garage and sell stuff for $1,000, unless you have the receipts, for what you originally paid, i are going to lose money you without although money for much more, you are now selling it second hand, you get $1,000. venmo tells the federal government on this 1099 k form prove what you paid for it. otherwise, it's all income. you could end up audited. this is a massive and what do those 87,000 new irs agents going to do? go through people's $600 things that they sell or buy in their household woomplet. we were promised the tax bill was only going to go after the super rich. $600. they are targeting you and me and anyone who is online payment steve. >> brian: it would be different if i'm buying something. on venmo i want to give my roommate the rent money so that person can go pay for the rent. so i se

. >> reporter: she and her partner, chris grover, were raising their young family here.hey met when they were both coaching gymnastics. she'd confided in a few people about chris' violent abuse and how it had intensified over the years. >> she would come in with more and more bruising. it was one of the ways that i was able to clearly tell that the violence was escalating. so at times she came in with marks on her wrists. she would describe being bound while he was assaulting her. >> reporter: she told a friend and a therapist, who was so concerned for her life that she brought in law enforcement. but nikki says she was too scared to sign the paperwork to prompt further investigation. >> 2:00 a.m. in poughkeepsie near this bowling alley. and a police officer who was just out doing rounds drove up behind her, and he ran the air horn. >> and that's when she came out, in the police officer's words, hysterically, and described exactly what happened. >> he's laying on the couch. he's just laying there. >> reporter: earlier that day, chris had to speak to child protective serv

violently dragged me off my motorcycle in and started beating me up a vessel in about what i and grover. i was wounded by a bayonet for chum loan. i still have a scar and is in guy. fingers were beaten and you can still see what they did to me or does it does in canal canadian rad you. quinn are now co nayika for journalists, reporting on such human rights abuses was also difficult and even dangerous. david callian colo filmed security officers enforcing the nightly curfew in his neighbourhood. as he says, the police later came to his home and assaulted him outside on his verandah, beating him until he lost consciousness. cut the nobody'd on them, and gum city out of your home. i suddenly felt a sharp pain in my head before i lost consciousness, nothing ada nazena quiz. maybe i regained it 2 days later at the hospital, but couldn't wanting it out. why the doctors told me that i almost died oh, wrung, i'm bound. what got o quality? a rumble gandy. according to the uganda human rights commission, such abuses rose sharply during the pandemic security agencies, including the local defence u

that only had to be given every 2 months that cavity, grover, long acting injectable. and at the moment in this very vicinity, we are testing a 6 monthly prophylactic injectable 9 as lemme capital. so if we can get to a point where young people round the world, only have to take an injection every 6 months, twice a year. that would be an extraordinary breakthrough. linda gail becca is a leading infectious disease specialist overseeing protocols for several prep and h. i v vaccine trials. she praises the achievements in the past, and the ninety's. hundreds of thousands died of age ivy. now anti retroviral drugs allow patients to live a normal life with a normal lifespan. but the crisis is not soft. particularly in the global nose. there has been a, you know, turning away from a chevy. i think many people think the pandemic is over far from it. we had 4000 young woman became infected with h. i v in the last week alone i, we still have a 150000 children, newly infected with a chevy every year. at there is still a pandemic raging in many parts of the world. it's almost lik

you work with light people and they do all ard work renews at burger drives, like as much grover's you go up up, up, up, up. the lithium ion battery is good at giving a lot of electricity and shorter burst. so it's used for consumer electronics and now electric cars. and it's also pretty much the only battery we use for storing, grid scale, renewable energy. but mining lithium is problematic. it involves pumping underground water deposits to the surface. this use is roughly 70000 leaders to make one ton of lithium. more than half the earth's resources are between argentina, libya and she lake mining a, consume 65 percent of the regions already scarce. water supply, lithium, ion battery is also typically used cobalt which is expensive. and mine mostly in the democratic republic of congo. news reports have covered the notoriously exploited of business, which uses child miners and devastates local communities. lithium batteries can also be flammable. if you can't bring them on a plane, you should definitely think twice about a giant one backing up your grid and they lose capacity. so long

i think he's now is going get it grover. next day they didn't want him to go full grade. 12 said no, no, did. did you repeat the good living? because he's i was at dropping hey, don't did him. it's the you always supposed to know, act on that. why and to find out why this boys doing these. now it seems my boy lead the way yours hundreds reg, we concluded the i because of late as why did is elsa window alley one lawyer angela tested positive for lead poisoning for lead poisoning. classification is between class 3 and 4. after testing her, we noticed that she had a number of problems that she had bad short term memory at school. she forgets a lot of things, but does remember a little bit of a love another to you to these children you see behind me are my grandchildren and not my children. when they were born, they did not have high lead content in their systems. when it came in, as they started growing and playing as a result of the soil being contaminated to them, i try my best to educate them, but it's difficult to teach chi

now it feels rough and primitive pushes, cousins, grover, in me, a tim or there were about 7 of us. the most important task was to cool the reactor with water ability, so i switched on the last back up pump. the proposal to pursue muscles present it to the source, the potential to put out for this device. sure that the pump wasn't working anymore . i don't know, so we stopped trying to supply the reactor with water stoker dealer. mr. for sure, with the credit for that, typically i reported that all the pumps had failed, which it was about to leave the unit local for no per, with the chena coordinator for research, i had a feeling of euphoria. i saw that my entire body was color dark brown. it's interesting without my wrists, neck and face. all that wasn't covered were red. the rest of my body was brian. i walked around in a daze, could not sleep all night wondering what would happen for sure. a friend quarters were nurse put on just to confirm my question for you. okay. so the next day the city of pre kit was evacuated. when i returned home then i found an empty city cargo. we're in

and friday pete buttigieg under fire wasting taxpayer money o grover norquist, all right here on "morningsia: welcome back. time for "the big buzz" of the morning. taking office holiday gift exchanges to the next level. get this , laurie james of kentucky won 17 $5,000 from a scratch off lottery ticket that she received from a "white elephant" gift exchange with her co-workers so her original gift was a tj maxx $25 gift card but that was then taken from her and which is part of the rules of this. she was then given the chance to choose another gift, so she took a risk and she took a scratch- off lottery ticket. she says she's going to use the money to pay off her daughter's student and car loans , mark. $17 5,000, she said her colleagues were going insane when they figured out what she had won. >> yeah, that's one heck of a nice gesture but i've got to tell you, could you imagine being the person that gave that lottery ticket as a gift? i mean, i be absolutely kicking myself if i bought $17 $5,000 lottery ticket, unknowingly and gifted it to someone else and i always thought in these white

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. >> denmark grover! >> groover! >> you're in elementary school, when you r name is denmark, what is your nickname? >> danny? >> mark you don't answer, you come up with your own and because of what your parents gave you is so wrong. that's the least of the wrong things that happened in the groove or family quite obviously. >> i don't mean to offend any of the denmark's out there at this moment. certainly not the country. thanks alex. >> thanks lawrence. >> well, it's not easy to pick the most embarrassing day in rudy giuliani's life. of course, it could be that his most embarrassing days are ahead of him if and when he is charged with crimes by special prosecutor jack smith or by the district attorney fani willis. even more arson of being charged with crimes being convicted of crimes that could be in rudy giuliani's future as well. but as of tonight, the most embarrassing day of rudy giuliani's life was november 19th, 20 2016 days after election day, 12 days after the presidential election was called for joe biden. w

grover dan thorn has the story from dublin. >> mike's camera in dublin still closed thursday night. it's because of this takeover robbery from the day before police say a handful of men were armed with handguns and hammers. it's a shock to the community and the and >> the store. so we take this very seriously. this very rarely happens to video display cases being smashed by the armed robbers is being withheld. investigators say they do not want to read victimized the store employees. >> but in this clip, you see the robbers taking off with arms full of cameras and other expensive equipment around $80,000 worth how they did this robbery. this is probably not the first time they've done it it appears very sophisticated. so, you know, willing to bet that these these people have done this before. a display case remained empty thursday night as the store's windows were gated from inside. police have released these still pictures in hopes of catching the men. >> in one photo, you can see someone laying in fear on the floor. this is traumatic for everybody and it's very unfortunate that th