horace, what's your grievance?sh -- i wish that our courts were a lot more sympathetic to the liberty interests of the american people instead of waiting and delaying, they should just boldly announce these actions, these mandates, these interferences of your rights and your freedoms are unconstitutional and get it over with. >> raymond: you have queued me up perfectly! mercedes, horace, merry christmas! biden just teased the possibility of a fourth booster shot for covid, but is it necessary? dr. marty macri lays out the facts and the supreme court, as horace just teed up, will take on biden's vaccine made its in the new year. harmeet dhillon breaks down what it could mean for you. don't go away. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> raymond: "the ingraham angle" warned you long ago that biden and the medical rats would shift the goalposts on what counts as fully vaxed. what started as to jobs quickly became three and last night, biden hinted that three might not be enough. >> let me ask you about what we heard from israel overnight. they a

so a year later, i guess duke realized they needed help so they reached back out to horace trumbauer and the olmsted firm and requested to see if you're still interested in doing work 59 duke university. you will see that julian ables' name made the letter head after trumbauer died. so this was sent to william hubbard and looking here on the family tree, william hubbard had been a partner since 1920. he around this time was about 70, but he was still practicing, and the other person who i think did much of the work here was karl russ parker who we heard about earlier. so now we're starting to see the next generations of firm members come in, and you're seeing that the new generation facing completely new challenges. you know, this is not the days of duke and stanford you have this land and you can build a new campus, where you have to think about expanding. so this is what the campus looked like at the time. 1945. not a lot different than before. so they basically had a surette. i think by august they had a report, so they were charged. so this is karl parker and william frank from t

here to present these prestigious awards is horace cooper. 21 cochair and cohost of reliable podcast, author of "you're not enough, and that's okay." let's dive right into it from you guys. who did you have for the worst fall from grace this year? >> well, actually it's joe biden. i think a lot of these answers could end up being joe biden. he started off so well with such high hope and expectations, but look how far the mighty have fallen. >> sean: so true. >> i'm going to have to go with the brothers cuomo. they are tied on this. heroes of covid and obviously this year they have fallen in disgrace for various reasons. both of them were seen as kind of these voices of reason and stability, and now they are proving to be anything but. >> sean: so true. i'm going to go with jeffrey toobin. you all were member his zoom? he's also running for the most shocking come back, which was surprising, so he had quite a fall. let's go to the next one. who had the biggest power trip of the year? >> that definitely goes to anthony fauci. i think the quote t

they ended up with horace trumbauer. so trumbauer from philadelphia, a lot of states he designed the widener library at harvard. he designed the one on fifth avenue in new york and i think without -- i haven't found any evidence that they considered other people, but the olmsted brothers. i think the inclination is to think, oh, yeah, rick, he was the lead guy at the time. what i have read a couple of places is that at the time duke started, rick was doing a lot of work on the west coast and so he wasn't really involved. i mean, i think he must have been involved somewhat, but you don't find his name mentioned much in relation to duke. and in the same way, horace trumbauer, his name is written all over the place, he signs everything, it became clear in the -- you know, 20th century that really julian abele did most of the drawings. he was the first african american graduate of the architecture school at penn. so he's really responsible for all of the buildings, even though i'm confident horace trumbauer should not be com

. >> tucker: horace cooper joins us tonight.cern is not there is a crazy prosecutor out there. we have seen that before. there are crazy people out there. but if you get enough people like rachel rollins, nobody believes in your justice system and that's worth worrying about. >> i think it's definitely worth worrying about. i don't think it's an accident. black women makeup about 7% of the population ofn' the united states. how is it that we manage to pick one of the most unhinged persons that we could find for this particular position? what we are saying is, the people that actually hate our criminal justice system, the people that hate americans, it's the victims thatat these positis are supposed to be the supporters of. it's not the attackers. it's the victims. if she is worried about the cost of housing these people, why doesn't she support stronger, stricter, more severe punishment? our framers understood that you are supposed to hold criminal behavior accountable. her vision is the exact opposite of that. what it's going t

supervisor ronin. >> we're voting to re-appropriate to perform a third-party inspection of the horace mann facility and i'm sorry i wasn't hear for the first reading. thank you to supervisor melgar for presenting on the first reading and thank you to my colleagues for voting to approve this. last month i held a hearing on the dangerous conditions of the horace mann and the community demanded to have a school facility assessed by a non-usfd assessor and the ordinance redirects unspent money from the city wide spending plan originally slated for improvements and that project went on pause during the pandemic and with the storm resiliency project going forward the funds lil -- will no longer be need. the proposal to allocate bond money to fully renovate horace mann's fast because of the design phase it could take months if not years we're having public works do an immediate assessment of any immediate work that needs to be done and started the assessment. i'd like to thank my co-sponsors, supervisor melgar, president walton and supervisor haney, safai and mar and look forward to add much

horace, who do you have for the worst fall from grace this year? >> it is president biden.f these answers will be president biden. he started so well with such high hope and expectations but look how far the mighty have fallen. sean: your winter? >> i have to go with the brothers cuomo. they are tied on this. they were heroes of covid and this year we they have fallen in disgrace for various reasons. the racine as kind of voices of reason, now they are proving to be anything but. >> i will go with jeffrey toobin. remember his page, running for the most shocking come back which was surprising. let's go to the next one. the biggest power trip of the year. >> that goes to anthony fauci. that some that. when he said i am science. i represent science so if you criticize anthony fauci who is infallible, then you are criticizing science itself. in that moment i saw that he thinks he has taken on godlike powers. that is the person with the biggest power trip of the year. sean: with you have? >> kamala harris but she was assigned the responsibility of immigration and making sure we

supervisor ronin. >> we're voting to re-appropriate to perform a third-party inspection of the horacee first reading. thank you to supervisor melgar for presenting on the first reading and thank you to my colleagues for voting to approve this. last month i held a hearing on the dangerous conditions of the horace mann and the community demanded to have a school facility assessed by a non-usfd assessor and the ordinance redirects unspent money from the city wide spending plan originally slated for improvements and that project went on pause during the pandemic and with the storm resiliency project going forward the funds lil -- will no longer be need. the proposal to allocate bond money to fully renovate horace mann's fast because of the design phase it could take months if not years we're having public works do an immediate assessment of any immediate work that needs to be done and started the assessment. i'd like to thank my co-sponsors, supervisor melgar, president walton and supervisor haney, safai and mar and look forward to add much needed resources to our beloved community school

so horace is mister speaker. this goes to shows in the united kingdom, no one is above the law. mm hm. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection for community. are you going the right way? or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, awe. back breaking, toil. forced labor stress industrial injury. corporal punishment. oh no. words with which we are all familiar. are you certain that the world you live in abolish slavery long ago? law kappa. so is bessie come in to look insidiously. he must go pathetic simply gan momento guess. say been one of my legal yeah, we'll see we're a seller, i'm over yet a

so horace is mr. speak of this goes to shows in the united kingdom. no one is above the law. ah, ah. that breaking toil forced labor stress. mm. industrial injury corporal punishment. mm oh no words with which we're all familiar with the world you live in abolish slavery long ago, scientific knowledge has never been so readily available to everyone across the globe, but overwhelmed by information. can we distinguish the real science from the one being imposed upon us? we're living in a world where there are many people who have a vested interest in finding information, finding scientific evidence, and discredit, even the notion that science could provide the truth about the natural world in the pursuit of business goals and large corporations. a challenge strongly by scientific evidence if you're emotionally invested and free markets, them climate change is a serious emotional threat. because dealing with that means we have to change our approach to business industries or on the war bar, attempting to debunk legitimate science by producing new evidence in science and lighting

so horace is mr. speak of this goes to shows in the united kingdom. no one is above the law. isn't it? no, no, no, no, no, no, but they did a valuable mapping by middle none i on my head up my lap and i had a knuckle. my. well, i'm bob. begin thought now. well, i'm up at a bit. a well, i mean, or lice in store bit. i thought here long i've been with who i talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs, i mean with artificial intelligence real summoning a demon, a robot must protect its own existence with scientific knowledge has never been so readily available to everyone across the globe. but overwhelmed by information, can we distinguish the real signs from the one being imposed upon us? we're living in a world where there are many people who have a vested interest in fighting

horace mann had very famous students like betty white, jack kerouac.e to keep your mask on. lauren: any parent reaction, susan? susan: not that i read so far. the focus is out school rules themselves. lauren: susan, thank you. now this, chicago mayor lori lightfoot announced vaccine requirements in chicago for bars, gyms, other indoor public places. anyone five and older needs to show proof they're fully vaccinated. when is this going to affect? here is the good news. it is after the holidays. january 3rd, because i can say right here in new york city, the vaccine mandate kind of messed up a lot of things families would do to celebrate the holidays in new york city. new york sees another record number of covid cases unfortunately, a record number for the fourth day in a row. i will ask new york city councilman joe borelli if new yorkers can expect more restrictions. >>> trucker industry is expressing an alarm over the trucker crisis. they say the president's plan trying to address the trucker problem is failing to address the root problem. we have that

so i mean, horace sort of laughed when this scholar said nothing to do with it. he said that is just complete nonsense. there was a concert of one of the great german orchestras in houston during the anniversary celebration of the reunification of germany and the german counsel general stood up at intermission time, and bush invited andy and i to go, we were both there, and she said, mr. president, i just want to thank you because we would not be one country now if it were not for you. and then of course, there was another standing ovation. but this is the german consul general. i think that george bush was a modest person, but he didn't have much to be modest about. he is a historical figure, and he was a very humble guy. i think those characteristics mean he didn't promote himself at all, and as a result of that, i don't think a lot of the things he did ever made their way into -- which is why we did this book. >> you know, it's interesting. it reminds me a few years ago, when brent scowcroft was still with us, had the opportunity to meet with him. i was at the

and so horace, endured by inmates of the now closed crusty facility in saint petersburg, are the countries prison system begins a radical overhaul. today we visit the modern jail replacing it in the previous episode, been rejected by fellow prisoners and become an a pariah with something they fear on the mouth. this is a terrible place that ruined the loss of people's lives. is it true that some inmates have been slept on the floor under the bed, otherwise it was impossible to fit everyone in. so this new prison has been done across this hill and is also inherited the title of the largest incarceration facility in the whole of europe. ah, the new jail so big it has moving walkways, just like in big airport to guard and cover up to 20 kilometers a day by simply walking down the prisons long corridor pneumonia with her. what are the self were inmates are being every time guards and re sell old prisoners must line up with her hands behind their backs. a typical cell in this prison has to do for beds, sake, tv, and small fridge. although it's not what inmates appreciate the most, some are low.

now, yesterday we got our rare look inside when of russia's most notorious jails, and some of the horace phase 2 by the inmates at the now closed facility in st. petersburg. well, today we visit the modern jail built to replace it, which is so big. the prison guards can walk up to 20 kilometers in a single day. with his seconds. special report is constantly brushed off in the previous episode, been rejected by fellow prisoners and become an a pariah with something they fear on the mouth. this is a terrible place that ruined the loss of people's lives. is it true that some inmates even slept on the floor under the bed? otherwise it was impossible to fit everyone in. so this new prison has been done across the field and is also inherited the title of the largest incarceration facility and the whole of europe. ah, the new jail so big it has moving walkways just like in big airport to guard and cover up to 20 kilometers a day by simply walking down the prisons long corridor. i had a new idea now about or what are the sales for? is arbin every time guards and re sell old prisoners must line u

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we next from could achieve over the horace this. we will launch a civil class action against french bishops to increase the pressure and hold them accountable for not preventing these things from happening. clayton, sissy such proceeding will certainly encourage other victims abroad to follow sears credit, said she no longer. eventually, we can all join forces in focus and find a way to hold the vatican accountable. i like his shoulder co, more method cause law his possibly to you it's, he go. he knows that this fight is likely to take decades. but duvall, who never believed in god, feels the catholic church has remained unchallenged for too long and is determined to make this global institution finally accept responsibility for its clergy actions to the word of show business. now american comedy actress betty white has died at the age of $99.00. her television career spanned 60 years that she was best known for her emmy award winning roles in the tv sit, come the golden girls where she played the loopy but lovable rose and the man

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the black boxes that were your girl, and the black box is a good court transferred for analysis of horace study. they were not hidden, levy was sent to london to be studied and the results half known to being disclosed hold. she also, so long before it turns out that milton themselves would help thought susan, beautifully stupid look into what has happened as though had happened, was her li doodles. representatives of the netherlands came later in quite interestingly. are you glad the netherlands bedroom, australia, and ukraine? this is tom, see when you can join you to when you puzzle investigating where as you progress and malaysia was not part of it, it was invited a little to 5 months idiots. but in accordance with their v i. c e o. rules. there is a country that owns the play has to be present from the outset. and the 3rd point, those who are lame, russia ignores is the fact that we initiated the adoption of the un security council resolution several days after the crash. that millions of the task to itself like this, but it's the last day you care, your iraq to organize an impartial

we are so far behind regina tell us a horace story that you've heard. now, i think you know, you can this, that's the clarity, plainly available. if you go and google it, you'll find all this information everywhere. there are countries rather than $220.00 per 100 people sort of available and administered. and there countries where there's been one, those 100 people. and so, you know, it is really a massive and very stock inequity. i think dr. assume you started talking about a little bit about the callbacks mechanism and why that didn't work and people didn't participate. what happens is that people will order, you know, the, it's about purchasing power, it's about amounts of money, of manufacturing capacity supply. and i think that what we have to be really careful about is, as well as that distorting is going on with the vaccines. but we're just about to get to put potentially game changing anti viral that are coming down the pipeline to try to help, you know, stop the progression of mild, moderate, covered to severe cove. it in people with risk facto

the bart administration, the vice president campbell, horace city, heading the effort to try and find a solution, but what progress you know, that's been the big question and a you know, in fairness to the vice president, she has been tasked with a portfolio that i u. s. congress for the last 20 years has not been able to solve . so the expectations that this be resolved in a matter of under a year is somewhat unrealistic. having said that, there are real questions about what has been accomplished. you may recall, the vice president went down to meet with central american leaders, specifically in guatemala and the president of guatemala. now saying, i haven't spoken to the u. s. vice president in roughly 6 months now. the white house press secretary spoke to this earlier this week. she said, well, that may be true. i, what we dispute from the u. s. standpoint is the fact that there has been very high level engagement that has been continuing in order to address what the vice president calls the root causes of migration northward to the united states. in other words, trying to resolve

if horace johnson moves too quickly to introduce restrictions in light of these rising omicron figures, he could well face an even bigger rebellion from members of his own party at a time which in his leadership authority be weakened by a number of scandals forcing bars. johnson to rely upon votes from the opposition labor policy so that it's not like you look good for him. there's also rising concerns from businesses that if restrictions are introduce, forcing them to close or forcing fewer people to be able to attend restaurant so balls than it could well, lee to thousands of businesses going bust in the new year. the cool, some businesses are growing louder, louder every day for the government to reintroduce financial support measures that at a time in which the financial covers of the country already pretty stretched as well . so what the government is doing is doing what it's left when it's only choice is to turbocharged the booth to drive encouraging tens of thousands of people to get their 3rd doses in big stadiums like chelsea's ground on saturday, and also wembley stadium on s

troops have received her new pieces of equipment that were new parish insistence to a paratrooper horace regiment. se that set up the regina, but the task shlomo bishop, for equipment or bona, is being asked the consistently with the sodium in the virginia implemented is that annoyed. reddish arctic woodson, the share alpha to those contemporary armand sin, general purpose viewership with forces, ease, 71.2 percent. in terms of that share where the, the best in the world in terms alpha that are spending enough military spending. we're 9th in the world. we didn't do much more than to know the probably up 258000000000 roubles will be, was a garcia's spent on high precision weapons system by 2026. we forgot which the number of high precision weapons, long range weapons will rise by 30 percent. and to cruise missiles daughter by 2 times they the, i forgot no us, we're a little the several unifications for the state procurement plan at the cost. and this is a glitch in the ssl that applies to long term contracts up to 10 years, or even a postal quarter, which provide for a timely, i guess, fo

it's also the popular mobilization on the federal and i'm horace side. that's what's next to this withdrawal and the rethink to seek right leadership and it's part of doing so. they are now explicitly calling presentation of facilities that does also involve a significant shift in negotiating position and no longer saying the territory in west and take, right. that was taken over by him har region needs to be returned to take right before talks and say it's that they say that can be part of a piece process. so it does look like an opportunity for negotiations in any effort by the federal military and the allies from i'm har era try to re entity grade. we probably end up looking like what we saw earlier this year, which of course ended in the withdrawal of the federal military from take right after days afterwards. battlefield reversals. so absolutely. i think that it's a great leadership and forces are in a week position here. but instead of focusing on those dynamics, we have to focus on what is really rare opportunity for negotiations here. and i think

horace england and saw some rain to start the day, it would more than scotland it was dry and we hadnt arts. these are all optical phenomena caused by ice crystals in the atmosphere at reflecting sunlight with some being sunny today. some of that high cloud is on the sunlight picture just here but our eye is drawn to this area of low risk who are southwest. because it is this that will be bringing exceptionally mild air over the next few days behind this warm front. and across england, temperatures could get close to the national record for december, which currently stands at 17.7 and likely to get to 17 degrees over the next few days most of the average for december is just eight to these temperatures are pretty crazy really. overnight the mist and five pages around to collect across the la scala weather will also be a frost but for the southwest the first times that milder air will be arriving by the end of the night with the mild air is accompanied by some heavy rain. now that ramp as i say is going to be heavy as it swings its way northwards and eastwards tomorrow. and following

the meanest individual. horace too is a woman. oh, that wasn't her only comment. there's been plenty more. and as a result, she's been wiped off the face of the earth even by the world. she created the pot to community and the movie production team deleted her from scripts. meanwhile, h b o is 20th anniversary. she was baud. not only that, a number of credit leaks class they really do exist announced that they're rebranding to distance themselves away from j. k. rowling, the tough that's a trans exclusionary radical feminist, but there are others in her potty school of thought. jackie raleigh wrote all the harry potter books by herself, and they canceled her because she said gender was a fact. and then the trans community got mad and they started calling her turf trans, exclusionary radical feminist on tune, turf gender as a fact. well, trans employees and allies at netflix stage to walk out forcing the c e o to publicly apologize when you voted. meanwhile team tough relished in the drama if this is what being cancels is like i love it. the song. 4 continues as mo

be a horizontal loan side, right where modified planes will be launching satellites into orbit y. horace zone to launch though. i. yes. so we're going to launches is kind of what we feel is the way forward for satellite launch, because you can use existing airports and existing runways anywhere in the world that has a long enough from way. and here at the airport, new key, we have a long runway that goes direct over the sea with low residential build up around it . that means that the systems like working orbit, who are working with, can take off at the end of the runway, go out over the sea and deploy the rocket mid air. so it's a different way of doing it, but it's, it is using an existing asset, an existing airport, rather than a launch pad, you know, some re really remote or i will tell us more about the 1st launch that's planned in the spring of 2022 with virgin orbit, right? yes, that's the time about this time next year. actually we're hoping to have our 1st launch with virgin or bet that will be the 1st launch from u k. soil ever so. so see very exciting for us here in the u. k.

they are not currently showing that horace. those exactly. and i think that's what they were trying to do with i be army the room, turn encourage that deal with i retire to make it a while you to peace deal with ethiopia and it's fallen flat. a peacemaker is now the war. the tell us they don't tell us much about how they choose these nor aids. and afterwards, when the controversies arise, they don't really react to them, do they? and so i guess it in a ways it feeds into, to know the whole nobel and you know, the secrecy behind it and the prestige of the nobel, the controversies exist, but does it take away, ah, the prestige of the price as i am not very old yeah, it is a very, very old thing, the nobel deed in his will. the other crises are all in sweden. the peace prize is set for, for some reason he didn't trust the swedes with a piece price, even though he was swedish. i mean, he was about a manufactured dynamo. that's how he made his money, but he wanted to create a peace prize, even though he's a man, it made weapons of war. and he deci

joining me now is horace cooper, sadly what they are doing now, what they are saying is entirely predictabletraged upon watching the video and seeing the response of the elected officials in that community. yes it's true, i should have expected to see this kind of bad behavior. but unbelievably, how elected officials can say that we are going to explain away, cover-up, and even reward this kind of violent behavior, we will anticipate seeing this problem all across america if this mind-set was allowed to continue. >> laura: one is also sickening here is that this woman attended an anti-asian violence protest that was sparked out of this incident and this was just yesterday. >> it is what this nation has been doing around anti-asian violence whether it started from the top -- from the highest levels of elected office with whole elected parties generating anti-immigrant, anti-asian rhetoric that needs to end now. >> should the democratic council member who is essentially justifying the violence as a creative, frustrated expression of disaffected youth, then she was hopping on the protest on the

and theodore limen, no, horace porter. they get down to the north end he's saying the deficiency of the ninth corps troops is finally beginning to show itself. and i think there was a certain degree of that discrimination that happened. and, you know, he doesn't have spectacular leadership. he doesn't have spectacular division commanders and finally bombs out at the crater. and then gets elected governor of rhode island and elect to the united states senator and founds the national rifle association. like that penny that just keeps coming up. rhode islanders love theirs ambrose burnside. just all these mixed messages. it is not a good clear signal. and i think that's why. since he's lampooned, guys who serve under him also get the short sh rift. long answer but thank you. thank you for being with us today. >>> this year the u.s. supreme court took up two cases that could decide the fate of roe v. wade. sunday on q&a, joshua operatinger talks about the complicated life and times of norma mccur vai. aka, jane roe, the woman

people are turning into here, well, we know better than those dumb trump supporter's who were taking horacee were not interested in the factual discussion, they were there to get their daily dose of moral, intellectual superiority. the thing that bothers me the most about the media is that as someone who cares. i spent so much of my adult life driving a taxi. when you do, you interact with people of every ethnicity known to man. you interact with people from everywhere on the planet, and to be honest from you, from a couple of other planets that you have not heard of. i need you to know that the world is not nearly as obsessed with race as the media has perpetuated the narrative that we are. that is the part that bothers me the most about the media and about this administration. they are so quick to invoke racism with no regard for the toxic effect it will have on society. and with no restraint for whether or not there was any fact to support the narrative. the thing that drives me so crazy about it is they've set the country on fire, but then there have been these other moments that contra

theodore lyman -- excuse me, horace porter by the time to get down to the north and he sang the deficiency is finally begin to choke itself. there were not part of the cool kids club. i i think there was a certain degree of that discrimination that happen. he does have spectacular leadership or division commanders and he finally bombs out at the crater. and then gets elected governor of rhode island and gets elected as a nice it center and find the national rifle association. rhode islanders love their burnside. like all these mixed messages, it's not a good clear signal and i think that's why. since he is lampooned, , guys wo serve under him also get the short shrift. long ans sympathizers who

because he called horace lorenzo anderson himself. are these rights not worthy of a committee investigation? and what about this man? this retired police captain, david. he was shot during that right st. louis. liz, do you care about the dozens of lives that were lost in the summer of 2020 of the billions in property damage, the thousands of cops injured, or is your hatred of donald trump and desire to purge him from the republican party, is that more importance, liz? but i do owe you a congratulations. you are a rock star now to the media mob. temporarily. they will turn on you again. and inside the democratic party. i hope you like joe biden's foreign policy. i know how much they chaney's care about foreign policy. everyone is talking about right on january 62020. while we are doing that, we're not talking about a 39 year high of inflation. not talking about wholesale prices up nearly 10% this month. the highest increase in more than a decade. we are not talking about the supply-chain crisis. we're not talking about the crisis at th

he said gorbachev said to him, to horace, if i did not trust helmet cole and george bush, this would not have happened. the peaceful end of the soviet occupation in eastern europe, the reunification of germany, all of the transformation of europe would not have happened. and it could have resulted in a war. and gorbachev himself said, it's because he trusted bush. and that makes a big difference. and it's not widely understood. it's not widely understood. i want to tell you a story, you mentioned -- it's my favorite story. we didn't put it in a book. we need another book of what he did in africa, in latin america. i had someone to write in latin america, and the guy withdrew at the last minute, and we never got it done. which i regret. anyway, there was a famine developing in 1990 because of a drought and a civil war in ethiopia. and hank cohen was the assistant secretary of state for africa, and he and i worked very closely together on these civil wars. we couldn't get food into ethiopia because the marxist dictator said you land any food at that port and i will blow up all the barg

so this is horace cooper reacting to the pointment. >> how is it that we manage to pick one of the mostpersons that we could find for this particular position? what we're saying is the people that actually hate our criminal justice system. the people that hate americans. by the way, it's the victims that position supposed to be spokesman for. our framers understood that you are supposed to hold criminal behavior accountable. her vision is the exact opposite of that. steve: um-huh. so, after this road rage incident, the local press goes to ask her some questions, and she bites their head off and then she tries to spin it as best she can. nonetheless, democrats in lock step supported her and she has been confirmed as the new u.s. attorney for massachusetts. great. will: kamala harris, as you pointed out, casting the deciding vote. ainsley: 6:1 here on the east coast. steve: meanwhile, the fda has approved boosters for your kids if they are 16 and 17 years old. the first look at the brand that just got the go ahead. will: plus, justice for jussie smollett at his trial. the jury finds the f