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you've hepped keep this issue a-- helped keep this issue alive for months and months before it was fashionable and i would just add, you know, i think what is absolutely putting on the front pages and i'm going to stay on the front pages throughout this presidential election and senate and house races and so forth is that when you break the law, bad things happen and break the border law, break the laws of sovereignty on the books and marjory, it runs and trickles and me trick lates through the entire -- me tick lates through the whole country and lawlessness in the states and sanctuary cities and we have illegals kicking cops around and don't have public people defending the cops. the blue line as i like to call them. there's a lot of things in america unfortunately that have been broken under joe biden but lack of lack of law and order is the worst. >> matters to most americans and americans are grieved at the state of our country and americans are supporting president trump and like never before and going to be back to president and we know and we trust president trump and had him for presi

apple hep-c deafness blindness drug addiction or those who committed certain crimes because it was believed that criminal behavior could inherited and at least 60,000 forth forced sterilization in the twenties 8000 in virginia alone. under the idea of improving the race. and these are this is not rural people reacting to the cities this is scientists. here's iowa's eugenics law, 1911. it allowed sterilization of, quote, idiots, feeble minded drunkards, drug fiends, epileptics, syphilitic moral and sexual perverts. and it made mandatory as the who have been twice convicted of a felony forced sterilization. and. this is two years after the scopes case. but i just want to give you a sense of how mainstream this came. 1927, the supreme court hears a case of a woman whose mother had been institutionalized. she was put in a foster home while there got pregnant when the foster home's nephew raped her. but she was then put a foster home and because the mother she was then put into an institution and they said that she's showing same traits as their mother. they required that she be forcibly sterili

california voter to talk to the virginia voter about what he's do -- california voter on what he's doing to hepuxury travel accommodations, and he spent more than house speaker -- then house speaker nancy pelosi in the 2022 election cycle. he's spent like more than $580,000 on travel. pelosi spent more than $480,000. >> right. this points to a larger problem with many elected officials is they don't see their job as a public service. they're thinking about the benefits they can reap from it in exploiting it instead of working hard for constituents and he should be thinking about how he can court california voters to convince them why he deserves another term in the house. but he's instead using campaign cash to court big money donors and appears to be the only constituents he cares about. maybe it's not a form of legal corruption according to the fec, but it's certainly a corruption of the job that he's been entrusted. elizabeth: yeah, go through it. he's spent more than $90,000 in campaign cash on overseas trips including 5-star hotel in dubai with a private beach and eight restaurants and eat

people were so hepped up on that we spent the money on something that didn't exist that turned an election. people need to know what joe biden and the family promised in return for all this money now that he is president. >> dana: while we have you, can we get your take on the loss for the republicans last night in that new york three special election? would pilip be a good candidate to run again since it whats to happen again this november? >> she would be a good candidate to run if a couple things happen. if she shops being wishy-washy where she is on the leader of the party donald trump. if she wants to distance herself from him she can, but when you sit in the middle of the highway you become political road kill. and these people who are told by their consultants distance yourself from trump and trump is to blame for it. take advantage of the fact he is going to have great enthusiasm and emergency dollars that can be down to the benefit of other candidates. also i love that she is a republican. she has an amazing biography. we all know it. if a bunch of guys are going to make you the n

so it was an easy when his friend and long time dragons' head coach lou richie asked him to hep out.me, it's just -- a perfect segue into how you should enjoy your retirement. being around young people that give you energy and watching young people develop and then being able to give them any kind of help that you can. >> i think the coaching staff is just been al ored with the job that coach has done and being able to come in and give real world aspects to things that are bigger than basketball. as well as his basketball acumen. some people don't know he was a coach. they didn't know he was a ref. he has a great perspective. >> if you rebound, we win. okay? /armstrong no stranger to the hardwood. >> reporter: he played at mcclimbs high school and in college at sacramento state. are you also one of those guys -- boys, when i played -- [ laughter ] >> well, you always got to have those stories. right? you got to always have to be one that says hey i used to could shoot the three really well. they can respect that. they go okay, i listen to you a little bit more because i know you have

those conversations is really up to the parent to have that conversation with them and we're doing at hep reduction agencies as we're conversating with oakland unified school district and a lot of the school districts and even if the entire oakland unified school district has like parameters around that, we'll go to individual schools because it's like, hey, if mcclymonds high school is like, hey, we want to have that conversation. we'll have that conversation. we'll do rallies. if oakland tech wants to have it, we'll do that with them as well. but it's about hitting people wherever they're at, especially when it has to do with youth. so youth uprising, east oakland, youth development, all these other places. it's like getting in their face, asking them, hey, is this important to you? if so, let's have the conversation so that we can give you the tools to have open dialog around substance use and harm reduction as a public health strategy to keep people healthy and alive? absolutely. >> so with just the seconds we have left, if you had one message specifically for parents, what would you

. >> was it hep-c?>> but they continued, obviously, to focus on this area, and now we're working on this deal to hire this company which has that investigational product to treat liver disease. >> what do you think of all the incredible m&a in the space? all the big cats are just buying and buying. >> this is what you do. >> they have to. >> entrepreneurs, they focus -- they raise money around certain science. they start a company. they hope that they can get to phase two, maybe even a phase three, but they don't have sales forces or the ability to manage -- think don't have anything. >> it would bankrupt anybody. >> the whole plan is, let's sell it. you do have companies that are willing to step in after a favorable phase two. some like to wait for fies three, but that's where they take their shots now. you see this all the time. >> lilly's been doing a lot of it. >> for the most part, it's always one company representing the sellers, and that would be ser view partners. >> they need it so badly. >> ev

hep spotted this story this morning. >> she said this is a great one because it cracked me up. >> whyson on britain's newsroom do you think then almost forgot our names. then i need another coffee, please. >> that was to me all the time at morning, we're at 3:00 in the morning, we're joined by former of the joined by former editor of the daily dawn neesom and daily star. dawn neesom and political commentator russell quirk studio. hello again quirk in the studio. hello again to you both, russell, let's talk about british gas. to you both, russell, let's talk about british gas . what's this about british gas. what's this story, then ? they've been told story, then? they've been told to slash their prices . liz. to slash their prices. liz. >> well, this is the disparity between wholesale prices, which have dropped significantly over the year or so, and the the last year or so, and the fact that generally hasn't fact that that generally hasn't been on the consumer. been passed on to the consumer. um, of course, this doesn't um, now, of course, this doesn't just to british gas. this just a