is that the huffington post, psychology today or fake headline? >> huffington post.. shane, who are tied after the first round. and one can catch up. gary, rico. how dogs help keep multiracial neighborhoods socially segregated. is that from salon.com, washington post or fake headline? >> the washington post. kennedy: no. salon.com but that's real. [laughter] all right, jesse, here you go. you can catch up at this one. my gay prison gang fights neo-nazis. is that npr, vice or fake headline? >> i really want to say fake headline but i feel like you wouldn't get back to me twice. kennedy: who, logic. >> quad logic i'm sure, vice. kennedy: good job, your on the board. it is vice and that's one of the most uplifting headlines of the year. [laughter] still a little ways to go in 2021. shane, can pull the weeds with this one, you are all tied. injustice had deep roots? let's start with america's apple pie. is that from the guardian -- or fake headline? >> guardian, for short. kennedy: the guardian, he is] shane hazel. he has a two four. >> guardian is not american so it's o

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4000000 followers on tick tock where she creates motivational humorous content been described by the huffington post as america's mom. for her comforting and calming videos in her latest book feeding the shawl because it's my business came out on september 28th break down the book for me. tabs when it is feeding the so because it's my business right. during the pandemic, i was already in the process right the year before writing a cookbook, because a lot of people knew me for my recipes. and then when the pain didn't hear it in, people really can go freight in a lot of people were dealing with in zion. sitting at home was not good for lack people, which is why are you doing a lot of inspiration videos as well. and so at, so i think it's great and we are like to watch me make recipes. the food in his feet in the stomach is great. but i also think that the so needs to be fit in this time. so i redirected that energy into making this book about stories that i feel like it's my own personal pandemic that i've been through rightly, bye and things that i overcame or got through. and i wanted to share

huffington post identifying five compared with the ten that won. that expressed the concern about these candidates' involvement in january 6? >> no. we did not unfortunately reach out to voters -- at least the two that lost for the virginia house. they were running against democratic incumbents in very blue parts of the state. i believe one in charlottesville and then northern virginia so i can see why they were not appealing to voters there. the margins were pretty bad for them in the virginia house but didn't speak to voters there. >> there's 57 gop state and local officials at the capitol insurrection. they traveled from 27 states for the stop the steal demonstration near the white house from "the washington post." when you look at what look place in virginia, what does that say about what may be to come in the pipeline when it comes to some of these folks looking at re-election who attended the rally and the insurrection on january 6? >> i believe we can see them. i just used the fact that they were there in the the campaign. get the voters to

revealing what a lot of these at home workers were hiding from their bosses while working remotely the huffingtonis saying some of those things include working from the toilet or even make it. others want hikes are made means while they were on the clock and some people did some risque things thanks. just let you use your imagination for that one. just make sure zoom camera wasn't on any of those of mute. >> close. the just wasting your with work. just let's be honest. next, a sports steph curry returns to the tar heel state, his home state as the warriors take on the charlotte hornets. kate rooney has the highlights from the queen city. >> up next. >> nearly 2 thirds of vaccinated americans plan to leave out their unvaccinated relatives from their holiday plans. this is according to a new study from one poll. 58 1% of vaccinated. respondents said they've cut off family members who have refused to get vaccinated. many of those saying they just don't feel comfortable inviting unvaccinated relatives to their parties. researchers are fearing those who do make it to thanksgiving may be in for an even

i mean "the huffington post" was the first to report today that of the republicans who stood for office yesterday around the country, at least eight of the republicans who won, who actually got elected last night, were people who participated in the events of january 6th in washington in which a mob of trump supporters violently attacked the u.s. capitol to try to stop the election results from being certified. two january 6th attendees were elected yesterday as republicans to the virginia house of delegates, the virginia state legislature. other january 6th people got elected as republicans in washington, new jersey, braen tree, massachusetts, and elsewhere. as the former president himself tries to shield his white house records so they won't be handed over to the investigation into the january 6th attack, today we got word there is a heavy hitting new addition to the legal team representing the committee that's carrying out that investigation. mary mccord is the former chief of the national security division at the u.s. justice department. as trump mounts this fight with the investiga

according to the huffington post you had about 10 republicans at the january 6th rally that turned into a deadly riot, they just got elected into office at state and local level and most of them claim they didn't go into the capitol. they're trying to get off it have on a technicality or legality. what does it say about the state of our democracy that attendance al a rally that turned into an insurrection is not a deal breaker for republican voters? >> i mean, on the whole -- >> go ahead. >> i mean, on the surface level, it's what most of us can see. it the fact that our democracy is in trouble when we have the highest lawmakers in the land going o what was essentially an act of terrorism in the united states where people died, people were killed, our nation's was stormed and they are not being held accountable. i mean, it's as simple as that. it's been repeated so many times since january. at the same time i think there's also a severe lack of will from the democratic establishment to hold them accountable to the degree that they can. because right now democrats have all of the teeth.

. >> from huffington posts. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so let's start out with this, does the party the rnc in your mind have a responsibility to make sure that your next nominee is someone who is not going to try to overthrow the republic or-- >> you know, i think the voters are going to determine who the nominee of our party is, and the voters are very frustrated by what they've seen in the past four years and i don't think they're given enough credibility or voice in what we saw. donald trump came into office with the #not my president. he came into the office with nancy pelosi saying that the election had been hijacked. he game into office now we know with a mueller investigation with a dossier paid for by the dnc and hillary clinton. and i don't know how they would have reacted if the rnc went through intelligence and caused a taxpayer funded investigation for three years and then we go into an election year where big tax for press conservative voices, that's known. and mark zuckerberg registering democrats with 400 million under the guise that's supposed to be bipartisan

reilly, senior for huffington post. ryan j.i was following as best as i could on twitter because there is no cameras in the federal court, of course. it seems like the judge was impressed with jacob chansley's 30-minute presentation. >> yes, you know jacob chansley has been alive the same number of time the same time that jim lambert has been on the bench. and what he said was that he's going to visit one of the most impressive policies that he had heard from the defendant in all of that time. and it was sort of remarkable. he was sometimes rambling, very long speech, it was probably the longest speech that i have seen from a defendant to date. it sort of got of topic pretty frequently. they had certain lines in there that certain of been cleared by an attorney, had been embedded. and that was what the attorney investigation said. this wasn't something that he abetted. this was something he just sort of wanted to save from the heart, to say what he wanted to say. >> the prosecutors made the point that chansley did have that spe

as "the huffington post" was first to report, there were at least ten republican candidates elected or reelected tuesday night who attended the so-called stop the steal rally that precipitated the insurrection on january 6. seven won election to local offices across the country. well, nearly all are on the record claiming they did not breach the capitol themselves. it's the latest evidence that belief in the big lie is far from disqualifying among today's republican electorate. in fact, it seems to be becoming a badge of honor. with me now congresswoman madeleine dean. and kurt bardella, adviser to the ccc and dnc. kurt, your reaction to the idea that republican voters are now electing people who participated in the siege, quote/unquote stop the steal rally. they're rewarding them with office, both statewide and local. >> it tells you how dangerous it is that the big lie not only took place in the days leading up to the 2020 election, the days after the 2020 election, leading up to the insurrection, but the big lie continues. it's very dangerous. it's very harmful to democracy. that is

this is the headline from huffington post. military style weapons, he was asked yesterday if he stands by his comments of 2019. here is what beto o'rourke had to say. he is running for office in texas in the next election. >> it was gun control, your number one issue. i want to play something you said on the debate stage in 2019 after mass shooting in your hometown. >> hell yes, we are going to take your ar-15. these are not going to be used against our fellow americans anymore. >> is that what you would still do as governor? >> we are estate that has a long tradition of responsible gun ownership. most of us here in texas do not want to see our friends, our family members shot up with these weapons of war. yes, i hold this view. i've been listening to my fellow texans who are concerned about this idea of permit lists carry. -- permitless carry. despite the pleadings of law enforcement across the state, they said it would make their jobs more dangerous and more hard to protect those they are sworn to protect. we don't when extr

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