you can see how narrow the hallway is. there's really barely enough room for soldiers to stand on each side of lincoln and carry them down this hallway. and so they took him into this room. and laid him on a spindle bed in the corner. lincoln didn't even fit on the bed. he was too tall. dr. leila ordered soldiers to break off the foot of the bed but it wouldn't come off because it's integral to the construction of the bed and the bed would have collapsed so they had no choice but to lay abraham lincoln diagonally cross the bed. at that point too many people were in the room. it was hot. and dr. leal ordered people out. he needed to examine the president. he knew he had been shot in the head, but he didn't know if he had other wounds and so once the doctors were alone. strip lincoln naked and examined him on this bed. is the doctors begin their examination of lincoln? they observe that he had no other wounds. they thought he might have been stabbed because almost everyone in ford's theater had seen john wilkes booth flash t

as i don't have to tell the members in this room, the tunnel is a narrow and long hallway. it is not the sort of space anyone would want to be pulled into hand-to-hand combat with an angry mob. although the narrowness of the hallway provided what was probably the only chance of holding back the crowd from entering your personal offices, the house, and senate chambers. in an attempt to assist injured officers, jimmy and i asked them if they needed a break. there were no volunteers. selflessly those officers identified other colleagues who may be in need of assistance. the fighting dragged on. i eventually joined the tactical line at the tunnel's entrance. i can remember looking arched and being shocked by the sheer number of people fighting us. as my police body-worn camera shows, thousands upon thousands of people seemingly determined to get past us by any means necessary. at some point during the fighting, i was dragged from the line of officers and into the crowd. i heard someone scream "i got one!" as i was swarmed by a violent mob, they ripped off my badge, they grabbed

as i don't have to tell the members in this room, the tunnel is a narrow and long hallway, it is not the sort of space anyone would want to be pulled into hand to hand combat with an angry mob. although the narrowness of the hallway provided what was probably the only chance of holding back the crowd from entering your personal offices, the house and senate chambers. in an attempt to assist the injured officers jimmy and i asked them if they needed a break. there were no volunteers. selflessly those officers only identified other colleagues who may be in need of assistance. the fighting dragged on. i eventually joined the tactical line at the tunnel's entrance. i can remember looking around and being shocked by the shear number of people fighting us. as my police body worn camera shows, thousands upon thousands of people seemingly determined to get past us by any means necessary. at some point during the fighting i was dragged from the line of officers and into the crowd. i heard someone scream "i got one." as i was swarmed by a violent mob they ripped off my badge, they grabbed and

they would rate through the hallways, chanting mike pence, where is nancy?d onto the senate floor because they wanted to stop the senate from certifying the election, rioters tried to take over the house for for the same reason. thankfully some astute young staff members have the presence of mind to grab physical electoral ballots. these rioters were open eyes, ready for a fight and they came close to succeeding. it's frightening to think about how close we were, a few engines of what and glass and they turned left instead of right. just describing the attack doesn't come close to capturing what actually took place that day so we are going to see some of whatever witnesses saw january 6. let's play the video but please be advised it contains graphic images and strong language which is disturbing. [cheering] >> wear boots on the ground, moving on the capitol now. i'll give you a boots on the ground update. >> capitol injuries. [cheering] [yelling] you police! >> shopping objects, including rocks and hand thrown chemical fireworks. [screaming] [yelling] now ef

to escape down the other end of the hallway.nd i shutter to think what would have happened had you not held that line. i have two young children, a 10-year-old and a 7-year-old daughter. and they're the light of my life. and the reason i was able to hug them again was because of the courage that you and your fellow officers showed that day. and so, just to really heartfelt thank you. i think it's important for everybody to remember that the main reason rioters didn't harm any members of congress was because they didn't encounter any members of congress and they didn't encounter any members of congress because law enforcement officers did your jobs that day and you did it well. i think without you what would have been a terrible -- what was a terrible and tragic day would have been even more terrible and even more tragic. so, just very grateful for all of you. and now i'd like to talk a little bit about that video. you've talked a little about it in your opening statement. but can you walk us through what's happening in that scen

that hallway would be almost fatal.and he pushed me to the ground. and he shot me three times in my abdomen. >> oh my god. >> the lord placed some angels in that hotel. because it was a police convention. and aid was given to me right away. so i'm just thankful. >> it's a blessing that you survived. were there different points where you could see it escalating toward that? >> definitely the behavior, it gets worse. it starts out with maybe maybe e mind games. then the jealousy. the accusations of cheating. and then possession. and i honestly felt like he was going to do something to harm me but did not think that he was going to try to take my life. >> i've known of women who have dealt with abusive men, and the control aspect, it just intensifies and intensifies, am i right? >> that is correct. he pretty much wanted to isolate me and take me away from my friends and family. so that he could pretty much have me to himself. and do what he wanted to do, and i would have no outlet. >> rachel, what more should we be doing t

they raced through the hallways hang mike pence and where is nancy.to the senate floor because they wanted to stop the senate from certifying the election. the rioters tried to take over the house floor for the same reason. thankfully some astute young staff member had the presence of mind to grab the physical electoral ballots for safekeeping. these rioters were organized. they were ready for a fight and they came close to succeeding. it is frightening to think about how close we were, a few inches of wood and glass. an officer turning left instead of turning right. just describing that attack doesn't come close to capturing what actually took place that day. so we are going to see some of what our witnesses saw on january 6th. let's see the video, please. but please be advised that it contains graphic images and strong language, which many may find disturbing. [shouting] >> boots on the ground here. we're moving on the capitol now. a boots on the ground update. >> multiple shrapnel injuries. [shouting] >> we're still taking metal. shrapnel, missiles

lobby, and thus have access to the chamber, they were evacuating people out the other side of the hallway. i think that any examination of that has to take that into context. there was a mob of people at the doors of the capitol, smashing windows. some of them, we have seen video, threatening violence against the speaker of the house, other members of congress. and, you know, there is a debate certainly about whether lethal force was justified in this. i have heard very few members of congress -- there have been a couple. i have seen very few members of congress suggest that lethal force was not justified. host: on our independent line, jason from falls church, virginia. caller: first of all, the mob was absolutely no threat, so there is no cause to say there was a need for legal the force. -- for lethal force. that's insane. second, regarding the fires, i wonder if members on the hill had backed trump with what he said they needed to do exactly what -- host: that was a different guest. new guest entirely. do you have a question for him? caller: when it comes to january 6, i think that an

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steven, i'm going to ask you that question that everybody asks if the hallways around the senate andwhat do you hear? >> i think we are very, very close. you know, we're up against the august recess, and that is, you know, jet fumes. august jet fumes are a pretty powerful and convincing senators to start wrapping up their discussions. there are a lot of cranky senators who are worried their august plans are about to go puff the magic dragon because they're not going to be able to get this stuff done, but if you actually talk to the senators negotiating the deal, senators like rob portman, he sees it as on track, and whether it comes tomorrow -- there were hopes it was going to come yesterday. every time you get close and any of these congressional -- big congressional deals at the last minute people are still saying, hey, i didn't know that was in there. why isn't this in there? things like not so much how much money is going to be spent or where the money is going to come from, but how many strings you attach to it. are you going to have wage guarantees or not? are you going to have

as i don't have to tell the members in this room, the tunnel is a narrow and long hallway.sort of space anyone would want to be pulled into hand to hand combat with an angry mob. although the narrowness of the hallway provided what was probably the only chance of holding back the crowd from entering your personal officers, the house, and senate chambers. in an attempt to assist it injured officers jimmy and i asked them if they needed a break? there were no volunteers. selflessly, those officers only identified other colleagues who may be in need of assistance. the fighting dragged on. i eventually joined the tactical line at the tunnel's entrance. i could remember looking around and being shocked by the sheer number of people fighting us. as my police body worn camera shows, thousands upon thousands of people seemingly determined to get past us by any means necessary. at some point during the fighting, i was dragged from the line of officers and into the crowd. i heard someone scream, i got one. as i was swarmed by a violent mob, they ripped off my braej, they grabbed and

. >> it was all on campus either in his classroom or in the gym in the hallways.llways of the also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athletic director. >> the english teacher that i had my freshman year. but that the administration wasn't there for me. i reached out to the berkeley unified school district public information office to hear what they have to say about these allegations. >> i received an auto reply saying the office is closed for summer vacation. has it made kron 4 news. >> still ahead, the white house is counting a big success on adding millions of jobs. but a recent analysis says that number could be way off. we asked the secretary of labor. what he has to say about the country's job numbers. >> and eve

i would like to ask sergeant gonell, not everybody knew you were fighting in the hallway on the lower west terrace on january 6th. can you tell me what you went through in that hallway, and while you were there, the metropolitan police arrived to help you out. what difference did that make? >> sure, ma'am. before i start, i -- in no mean am i suggesting that we go to his house. i apologize for my outbursts. after we retreated to the lower west terrace entrance, it was rough. it was terrible. everything that was happening to us, it was simultaneously. we did not have a lot of support. we had probably, like, 50 officers at most when we went back in. once we were there, we decided -- saying to ourselves, this is it, this is the entrance they are going to try and breach and we are going to hold the line and do everything possible, we were coordinating among ourselves, people, the few officers who were still carrying shields, we automatically positioned them in the front. some of the shields were taken and ripped apart from the officers' hands. some of the officers got concussed because th

. >> it was all on campus either in his classroom or in the gym in the hallways. the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athletic director. the english teacher that i had my freshman year. but that the administration wasn't there for me. i reached out to the berkeley unified school district public information office to hear what they have to say about these allegations. >> i received an auto reply saying the officers closed for summer vacation. matthew, this was the subject of multiple complaints alleging abuse of former students. and after learning this rachel phillips decided it was time for her to speak out again. >> if i felt like if there's something i can do to help as i'm healing you

before i came home, it looked foggy in the hallways. i think, and less people experience it, they do not think there is a problem. -- unless people experience it, they do not think there is a problem. i called my friend in texas that i graduated high school with, and i spoke to him about our record high temperatures. he asked me why should i care? i said think about it, if it is getting this bad here, how bad is it going to be where you are at? host: you mentioned texas a couple of times. larry says we are doing it right in this country. go ahead. caller: what controls the weather on earth here is the sun. the sun puts out more radiation, it is warmer. the sun puts out less radiation, the earth gets cooler. right now, we are in a cold spell. we should see icebergs on the great lakes but what we are seeing is glaciers melting in alaska. we are also in a volcanic period, every time a volcano blows its top, co2 spews out into the atmosphere creating a bubble around us. that comes back and melts the glaciers. there is not much we can do abo

the hallway of death go for this. what it looks like on you if you carry on further down the road because burnt out, recalls in the roads. but look at everything that actually the burning of the burning people are coming by the thousands to come and live. but in other parts of the country, police appear to be regaining control. the government has deployed some $5000.00 soldiers to support local law enforcement and is said to be considering sending more. authorities are concerned, however, about reports that some civilians may be armed and taking matters into their own hands. rounding up suspected looters and resorting to a form of mob justice. lawmakers say they don't want these groups to add fire to the already simmering situation. we understand the consent for community for their safety, and then they need to protect their properties. we would like to edge this communities to work with a law enforcement agencies to stop the looting and violence and to operate within the rule of law. protests began last week after fo

. >> it was all on campus either in his classroom or in the gym in the hallways. the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athletic the english teacher that i had my freshman year. but that the administration wasn't there for me. i reached out to the berkeley unified school district public information office to hear what they have to say about these allegations. i received an auto reply saying the office is closed for summer vacation. matthew, this was the subject of multiple complaints alleging abuse of former students. >> and after learning this rachel phillips decided it was time for her to speak out again. >> if i felt like if there's something i can do to help ensured. she ling young wom

i would like to ask sergeant, everyone knew we were fighting in the hallway near the lower west terrace on january 6th. can you tell me what you went through on that hallway and then while you were there, metropolitan police arrived for -- to help you out, what difference did that make? >> sure, ma'am. before i start i just -- by no means am i suggesting that we would go to his house. i apologize for my outburst. after we retreated to the lower west terrace entrance, it was rough. it was terrible. everything that was happening to us was simultaneous. we didn't have a lot of support. we had probably like 50 officers at most when we went back in. once we were there we decided saying to ourselves the entrance that they'll try to breach. we'll hold the line. we will do everything possible without coordinating amongst ourselves. the few officers who were still carrying shields, we automatically positioned them in the front. some of those shields were taken and ripped apart from the officers' hands. some of the officers also got concussed because they were hit with the same shields they were

so the first of the doors are the ones that are actually in the hallway. we heard them hit the doors. i grabbed one of the capitol police individuals which was on the detail. he was part of someone's detail and i think he was part of the detail that stayed behind. i'm not 100% sure on that. we run over to the republican side and grab a desk and we bring it over there to put in front of the doors. then someone else grabbed a bench and put it on top, so we stacked furniture in front of the door. you can see pictures of that. then the sergeant came back on and he said that they've deployed teargas and want the people to put the gas hoods on. every chair there gas hoods. i jumped about this for years, we have all these gas hoods and stuff but they never showed anybody ever, once again, lack of training, which was a failure of leadership, they were doing everything they could, but contingency plans, they failed at it. they instructed everybody to put their hoods on, but nobody how to put them on -- nobody knew how to put them on. i kind of question the fact tha

to escape down the end of the hallway at the other end.ve two young children, a ten year old and seven year old daughter. they are the light of my life. the reason i was able to hug them again, was because of the courage that you and your fellow officers showed that day. and so, just a really heartfelt thankful -- thank you. it's important for everybody though to know that the main reason riders didn't harm any members of congress, was because they did not encounter any members of congress. they didn't encounter any members of congress because law enforcement officers did your jobs that day, and you did it well. i think without you, what would've been a terrible and what was a terrible and charged day, would have been even more terrible and more tragic. so, just very grateful for all of you. >> the trump mob thought they were winning when they heard officer daniel hodges scream of pain in that doorway, when they were trying to kill him. but daniel hodges was winning, and he was saving lives. that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with

the dark hallways of the gym. >> phillips says that she reported the behavior several times while she was a student there. but the school never did anything in recent years. bissell now has been the subject of several assault complaints from other former students. in a statement, the district says that this will no longer works for the district anymore. but they cannot comment further on personnel matters. >> thefts of catalytic converters and that's a land or up 65% in 2021 and at least people who stolen with the repair bill. thousands of dollars. it could be catalytic converters. they help control the exhaust emission and if one is stolen from you might be 400 might be up to $3,000 free to get everything replace the san leandro police department says a 142 converters were stolen in all of 2021 42 this year. so far. already a 117 have been swiped. particularly hybrid, suvs and trucks every monday we received life. >> all 5 parts every month. there's not you can even do to prevent it all. we've been has been and put it on the divorce. we start sending cards with even with the the rent

my memory of the roar of that mob echoing down the hallway capitol police, it hasn't faded from the conscious of the american people or the rest of the world. it's been 53 daysy since the house passed its own security supplemental. not a single republican voted for it so i provide my helping colleagues here in the senate for the proposal to address these pressing needs and many others a little over a month ago, i urge that we begin negotiations. only now theyab come to the tabe with a proposal. while i appreciate them bringing something, it's a pretty small something. it's a proposal that does not provide appropriate resources to secure thehe capitol or address the urgent needs that have arisen since january 6. the images of the mob, doors exposed to truth. the capitol is not a fortress, windows can bee broken and doors brief, complex is no longer shattered with the production of not possible to storm these holes. much like the windows, that protection was shattered and broadcast for the whole world january 6. publican proposal would notpr adequately address our vulnerabilities. i have been c

my memory of the growing roar of that mob echoing down the hallway as the capitol police whisked us to safety has not faded. it hasn't faded from the consciousness of the american people or the rest of the world. it has been 53 days since the house passed its own security supplemental. i was shocked that not a single republican voted for it. so i provided my republican colleagues here in the senate with a proposal to address these pressing needs and many others. i did that over a month ago. and i urge that we begin the negotiations in earnest. only now they come to the table with a proposal. i appreciate them bringing something, but it is a pretty small something. it's a proposal that does not provide the appropriate resources to secure the capitol or address the urgent needs that have risen since january 6. the images of the mob breaking the windows and forcing their ways through doors expose the truth. the capitol and its office buildings do -- are not impenetrable, it's not a fortress. the windows can be broken. the doors can be breached. this complex is no longer shrouded with the

desecrated the chamber, the temple of our democracy they did in then house what they did in the hallways in the spray paint on the columns the tearing the office in shreds it was an attack on our republic itself. as chair of the rules committee i knew we had to respond immediately into ways one was immediately finishing our jobs that day and getting the ballots counted. and then, two weeks later making sure that inauguration took a place on that platform which they had also desecrated only two weeks before. but the second was to get to the bottom of what happened. i am glad the house with her bipartisan select committee is continuing this work. our focus in the senate was more limited senator portman and i combined our committees to get some immediate answers so we could achieve this funding as well as to some other things that could not wait for a year. that we had to get done right away. that is why we convened immediate hearings with officials who are responsible for security at the capitol includingit people who are no longer in their positions and with representatives of key federal

to escape down to the other end of the hallway i shudder to think about what would've happened had you not tell blind. i have two young children ten -year-old son in there the ligh of my life. the reason i was able to hunt them again is because of the courage that you and your fello officers shared. just too really tell you that this is a heartfelt thank you and i think it's important for everybody to remember the main reason these rioters did not come within any members of congress is because they couldn't find any members of congress. and they didn't find us because law enforcement officers did their job that day. i think without you would have been a terrible and tragic day we have been even more tragic s thank you to all of you. now they did talk a little bit about that video you talked about this in your opening statement but can you walk us through it's happening in that scene. the body camera as well as the video that's corrected beginnin you can see me walking in the capital. >> then you see me spit on the floor unfortunately. was trying to clear my lungs an you see me putting

to your right, you go down a very short hallway and at the end of that hallway is a small dining roomnald trump tricked out that dining room with a bunch of tvs. this was his little cave where he would watch, mostly on an endless loop, cable news that was good for him. the propaganda stations pushing his stuff. i want the american people to get inside that room and realize what was going on in this guy's head. and this is what this book begins to lay out for us. that is, that he was in that room and he was tickled pink. he thought this was terrific. that these people were mobbing our nation's capitol and he refused, for a long time, to exercise the power that he alone had and that was to stop the violence against law enforcement in our nation's capitol and the threats against his own vice president. that was the most stunning fact that we all have to circle back to over and over and over again. >> and gene, he sat there and watched, didn't call his vice president, as the crowds went through the capitol saying hang mike pence. as we get these excerpts out from phil and carol's book, it

billwhich will then come to the senate , these are serious efforts and we are not just staying in the hallways of this fight. we are going out on the road for the first time in over two decades. the rules committee is doing a field hearing. we are going to the state of georgia and we are doing that to make the point that this is as concerted effort from people who are trying to limit the right to vote with the bill that passed in georgia but it is also going to be a concerted effort in this place to protect people's right to vote. and with that i'm honored to turn it over to the chief author of the for the people act, senator merkley and then we will hear from the rest of us, not all of us. >> president johnson declared that the right to vote is the most powerful instrument ever declared or devised by man. in order to break down injustice. and who would imagine that here in the year 2021, we would be still in this fight to defend the right to vote. we thought the voting rights act of 1965 had put this to rest. that all of america said we understand the foundation, the pulsating heart of a demo

corpses piling up in the hallways of hospitals. all of this did feed into massive anger.o on an economic level, we have seen the government raising prices, in talks to get a new loan. we have seen the price of goods increasing. people are suffering. they have been prevented from going out of their houses. quite a punishing response we have seen feeding into the anger. host: a lot of points. we have not got the time to go through all of those individually. how do you respond to that? >> there is no point to deny we are facing a dangerous crisis. i thought weeks ago -- two thirds of the environmental team has been refused [indiscernible] very deep crisis of governments and economic crisis which have been aggravated by the pandemic. this is something we can't deny. there is no point to defend the prime minister. we should actually do a constitutional coup. there is something in the middle, national dialogue, political dialogue, which should be done with wise people sitting around the table, and not through deploying the army. this is what is happening now. what we have is a

the two sides sat in the middle of the hallway. at the front line i inserted myself that my back was the back, to provide additional strength. unfortunately, soon after i secured this position the momentum shifted and we lost the ground that got me there. on my left was a man with a clear shield stolen during the assault. he slammed it against me. with the weight pushing behind him, my arms were pinned and effectively useless, trapped against the shield and the door frame on my right, with my posture i was defenseless. and injury from the increasing pressure of the mob. grabbed the front of my gas mask, he switched to pulling it off my head. strange my neck. he never uttered words i recognized. i remember him foaming at the mouth. he also put his cell phone in miss mouth so he had both hands free to assault me, eventually he succeeded in stripping away my gas mask. the mob of terrorists were coordinating their efforts now, heave ho, crushing me further against the metal door frame. the man in front of me grabbed my baton, in my cur

we should do things differently from here with snowflake or ai you walk around the hallways and shares combustion brian, if i saw you in the hallway, would that happen >> besides hockey, humans matter in the digital age, humans matter more than ever. not less more at least i like to believe that. >> i agree >> kristina, thank you very much >>> you're very welcome. treasury secretary janet yellen heading to the g20 meeting in venice, italy. in an effort to build support for a global minimum tax ylan mui has more. ylan >> reporter: brian, we are expecting the g20 finance ministers to strike a deal over international taxes with major implications with big tech facebook and google have been singled out overseas from making money off foreign customers, but booking profits with extremely low taxes. to recover the cash, eight european countries have digital taxes aimed at big tech. others have proposals. the eu is supposed to release one later on this month. to stop this, the united states is threatening 25% tariffs $887 million of bath salts and brushes from britain $140 million in shoes an

to escape down the other end of that hallway, and i -- i shudder to think what would have happened had you not held that line. you know, i have two young children. i have a 10-year-old son and a 7-year-old daughter, and they're the light of my life, and the reason i was able to hug them again was because of the courage that you and your fellow officers showed that day and so just to really heartfelt thank you. i think it is important for everybody, though, to remember that the main reason rioters didn't harm any members of congress was because they didn't encounter any members of congress, and they didn't encounter any members of congress because law enforcement officers did your jobs that day, and you did it well i think without you what was a terrible and tragic day would have been even more terrible and more tragic, so i'm very grateful for all of you and now i'd like to talk a little bit about that video. you talked about it in your opening statement, but can you walk us through what is happening in that scene? my understanding is that that is a mix of your body camera as well as v

can you tell me what happened in that hallway? while you were there, metropolitan police arrived to help you out. what difference did that make? >> sure, ma'am. before i start, by no means am i suggesting that we will go to his house. i apologize for my outburst. after we retreated to the lower west terrace entrance, it was rough, it was terrible. everything that was happening to us, it was simultaneously. we didn't have a lot of support. we had probably like 50 officers at most when we went back in. once we were there, we started saying to ourselves, they say this is the entrance they're going to try to breach. we're going to hold the line. we're going to do everything possible. without. even coordinating among ourselves, the few officers who were still carrying shields, we automatically assumed position in the front. some of the shields were taken, ripped apart from the officers' hands. some of the officers also got concussed because they were hit with the same shields they were holding. that was so violently taken from them tha

. >> she felt the window in my little boy's room had broken and we rounded the corner in the hallway and could see the tree in the hall. >> reporter: cannon was scared but not hurt. daylight revealed the true extent of the damage and just how close cannon came to disaster. gaping holes in the roof, a massive chunk taken out of this brick wall. neighbors and friends helping with the cleanup. >> three or four neighbors show up that i had never met asking what they can do to help. >> reporter: despite the massive damage to their home in baton rouge, they're just thankful mother nature did not do worse. >> a house is just a house. it can be replaced. you know, family, my little boy is -- that was all i was worried about. >> reporter: the following morning cannon's mom posting this video of her and cannon. tears of relief in her eyes. >> this isn't the first time this family has faced hardship. they lost almost everything duri a fodn consecutive year shutting out the canadiens last night. tampa has turned into title town. tom brady and the bucs just won the super bowl in february and the

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