this is northbound. 6.80, at jacqueline road out in milpitas. now, this happened around midnight again, they were they shut down the entire roadway the of the highway and now they just open up those lanes about 7 minutes ago. so again, overnight fatality on the roads. again, this is northbound. 6.80, at jacqueline road in milpitas chp has just opened all the lanes there. but as head into the city this morning. a little under 10 minutes for your drive time to that fremont street exit. let's head over. look at the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula a little under 10 minutes. there are no major delays are hot spots and will also leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge look at how foggy it is this morning. so typically it's about 20 minutes, but i would suggest you just slow down because visibility is low about 21 minutes 3 to make it into the city this morning. we'll have more on your commute coming for now, back to the news. and the east bay. the search is on for with teens caught on camera. violently attacking

was on the miss jacqueline, on the way from casanova. his men was to the shirt, anton checkoff was wearing when he died, little by little silberstein and his team working their way through the literary cannon. another exciting discovery is what he found on a manuscript by russian right. can make calls from you always was a q 2 really curious. what was a source of such a could you these 2 will get for much more good. the answer was found in traces of sweat on the manuscript. g. red shows the highest concentration green the lowest ball because it was a short time when the v give to the people found the objective information about theresa. so for direct appear with in the particular morphine in the, for in the booker, for reference, hilda stein sent the extracted proteins to rigatti and milan in his lab. but the polytechnic university, the plastic films, are dipped in a chemical solution that detaches everything that has stuck to them. the enzyme trips and breaks down the proteins into smaller peptide fragments, which had been analyzed by a

and jack really provide that necessary spot while holding players like helping philips and jacqueline rice can do all the dirty. what the news with this sort of personnel southgate can finally field a creative and balanced commit filtering. for a long time, england's worst nightmare was a penalty shoes out and too many heartbreaks had scarred the fan. and the thieves ah, but also that she was out victory against columbia in the 2018. well, the monkey is now well and truly off the back of the support i used to read match is going to penalties. that curse was broken in moscow. i felt a sense of relief beyond words. i may have even said fear southgate has put a lot of effort into preparing his team, working on real life, press the situations in training, and also trying to improve his play as mental health with this cause now listed, i'm not extra pressure gone. england can go and knock out matches, knowing they can be ready for any challenge in order to win a major tournaments, every team needs a goal scorer with that killer instinct and and hurricane they have that stuff striker. wheth

[cheering and applauding] jacqueline noel. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] zachary dale. louise mccormick. [cheering and applauding] harrison davis. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] ricardo vincent. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] lillian. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] joseph matthew. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] preston william rhodes. [cheering and applauding] patrick james bishop. [cheering and applauding] micah. [inaudible] oh. [cheering and applauding] elizabeth. [cheering and applauding] caitlin. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] paula xavier kelly. [cheering and applauding] dallas aland harrison. [cheering and applauding] margaret ray zimmerman. [cheering and applauding] evelyn blair. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] michael thomas. [cheering and applauding] daniel patrick. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] michael joseph. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] logan robert mcguire. [cheering and applauding] alexander. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] nathan durrant. [cheering and applauding] alexander scott douglas the

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carlindo, how these, the top stories on al jazeera, west african leaders have taken major steps. jacqueline escalating political crisis, and molly, the regional group man of echo as has suspended molly's membership after meeting interim, need to see me going to follow the 2nd qu within a year, because hawk reports from the capital. bon. okay. june to leader colonel. see me going to swapped his military uniform for a suit for his meeting with west african leaders. they are alarmed by last week's qu, and after hours of closed door talks suspended, molly from the regional body echo wass. the recent happenings in money has again raised anxiety levels in the region and have somewhat shaken the many head of a peaceful, successful transition, which will result in the return to a democratic government in molly and ultimately, and hopefully the political stability of the country. the heads of seed called for the immediate release of the former president and prime minister who being kept under house arrest. they also want the nomination of a new civilian prime minister and an inclusive government. th

. >> joining us now, jacqueline howard. tell us more what the data from the trial shows. >> jim and poppy, this data is very promising. and the company's ceo for moderna announced just this morning that they plan to submit these trial results to the fda and regulators globally as early as in early june. so that means if things go well, we could see moderna's covid-19 vaccine possibly authorized and available for younger ages 12-17 by as soon as next month. now the trial results showed the trial was done in ages 12-17. there were more than 3,700 trial participants. some of the participants were vaccinated. some were not. they were given a placebo. in that vaccinated group, there were zero covid-19 cases. and the unvaccinated group, there were four covid-19 cases identified. this tells us the vaccine works well in ages 12-17. just as well as it works in adults. the company also announced the safety profile is similar to adults. there were no major safety concerns. moderna plans to submit the results to a peer review journal s

trump, drawing a lot of criticism because of their departure from the original design introduced by jacquelinennedy when she was first lady. the petition has 65,000 signatures with a goal of 75,000. the white house has not commented on the idea of changing the garden once again. >>> elon musk has been soliciting skit ideas and feedback on twitter as he gears up to host "saturday night live." >> musk is tweeting out a few ideas today including irony man, who defeats villains with the power of irony. a slight chuckle. baby shark and a lot of folks weighing in with jokes and gifs about doggy coin. we're going to have to wait one week from tonight to find out what makes the cut. >> pressure is on for elon musk. don't want to be him. >> well, i wouldn't mind being him in some ways. >> the pressure is also on rob, because no rain, hot temperatures, wind, fire danger. not great. >> the change in the wind direction tomorrow, we'll be watching that very closely. it's going to bring in drier air and a big rise in temperatures. we have a sea breeze outside right now, 51 degrees. san francisco with patchy

we've got jacqueline sarkissian standing by live in san diego with the latest on what we know. >> this, jack, the morning. >> james darya. good morning to us to from san diego. so this accident still under investigation. but it was quite the scene yesterday. several agencies responded to the crash in like you to mention sadly 4 people died and more than 2 dozen are recovering in the hospital right now. take a look at some of this video just showing you how chaotic it was yesterday morning when it was first reported around 10 o'clock off the coast here in san diego, an area called point loma we know that during a press conference us and a lifeguard team says they initially got a call about a boat drifting towards the surfline that bode then hit the reef. and you can see from this video tip sideways as people are trying to get to the other side while others are tossed overboard life jackets and debris scattered in the water as the boat eventually breaks apart. now before first responders arrived. witnesses say around 10 people just started jumping in the water trying to rescue as many pe

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later to be known as jackie o and so when we think of first lady jacqueline kennedy, we usually think of her as a celebrity first lady. um another recent first lady in living human memory at any rate is nancy reagan. and she would be considered by most people a controversial first lady. she was criticized while she was in the white house for spending too much money on her wardrobe and the white house china giving advice to freely in terms of appointments to her husband's staff and cabinet and also was controversial for consulting with an astrologer as she was planning her husband's daily schedule. so nancy reagan would be an example of a recent controversial first lady a reluctant first lady would be best. trillman. best truman did not like the white house very well. she would always rather be at her home on delaware street in independence, missouri. i frequently here in the zoom era and youtube era have given several talks about first ladies all around the country and i was giving one recently on zoom in rochester minnesota and one of the people in the audience had been a child at th

she's published a number of books and authored of biography on jacqueline kennedy in the blackwell companion to first ladies. she's a frequent frequently appears in print and on television and radio as a commentator on first lady is in the role in us politics and history and that is why she is here today katherine are you with us? i'm here patrick. thank you for the nice introduction. excellent. how are you doing? and how's that? athens is what right now raindrops are falling on my window, but at least not on my head, so i think i'm ready to go whenever you are. terrific. why never got a great presentation so i'm gonna pass the screen to you and take it over. okay. let's see. here we go. i think oh. yes. um as patrick said i am a historian here at patrick's alma mater. ohio university and i was very pleased when patrick invited me to give the presentation today that i have entitled celebrated controversial reluctant and political us first. ladies. this is a photograph of the first ladies exhibit at the smithsonian institution the national museum of american history several years ago showcasi

jacqueline, thank you so much for your reporting tonight. i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> as a former republican congressman, carlos curbelo has a special insight into the republican caucus and he joins me now. one level, i think taylor greene is a bit of an outlier in the republican caucus, but not in this respect. there's these people who have to do trend setting, like, they look for the latest styles and they go to specific, like, adolescent girls who are 14, right, who are they're like what the future of style will be in six months. and to me, marjorie taylor greene, there is one of her now, there will be 10, 12, 14. that will be more and more of the caucus after the midterms. >> chris, it shouldn't surprise us that people like marjorie taylor greene, like paul gosar feel emboldened because this is what happens when you punish, when you diminish, when you try to silence people who are telling the truth, which is what happened to liz cheney yesterday. what you do is you embolden, you empower, you encourage those who ar

this is at near the jacqueline off ramp. it may be a dui investigation. we are waiting for more information. it happened around 12:30. the driver was taken to the hospital with injuries and we saw two coroner vans arriving at the scene as the chp was canvassing that area for evidence. the roadways are open, that's the good news. we will watch the investigation. >>> san mateo is officially in the yellow. as of midnight bars were allowed to reopen inside with limits while gyms and other businesses can indoor cap >>> case rates are now low enough that they could be next to move into the yellow, possibly as soon as next week. >>> happening tomorrow families can start signing up 12 to 15-year-old's for the pfizer vaccine assuming the cdc gives the okay today. until then there is a push to get older teens vaccinated. santa clara's public health leaders hosting youth clinics tonight and tomorrow at levi stadium. high school students 16 and above can get a dose of the vaccine and tour the locker room and get their hands on some free niners swag. >> it's not a pri

jacqueline, a sophomore, shot a 67 to punch her ticket stford's rachel heck tiki first and will get to take on olympic club in june. >> its been a dream. its been so much fun being at stanford with my best friends playing every week. i mean, i couldn't ask for anything else. i'm living the dream. >>> and the pink panther, paula creamer from pleasanton, is going to the olympic club in about a month. that's the latest in various sports. see you tonight. >> all right. >>> next on kpix5, a bay area lawmaker leangfix the state's broken recycling system. how you could benefit. edusines china town. now there is a historic new big push to help them out. we have a live report from san francisco. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. (beep) there's so much awesome stuff to stream nowadays. but the cost of it all can really add up. that's why xfinity helps you save. sign up for internet and get a free flex 4k streaming box. enjoy access to your favorite apps, even disney+. entertainme

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changes unveiled last year drew a lot of criticism from their departure from the design introduced by jacquelinedy. that petition now has nearly 65,000 signatures with the goal of 75,000. the biden white house has not commented on the idea of changing the garden again. >>> rob with one of the big stories of the day. trees coming down in san francisco because of the wind and we got red flag warnings going on. it's a bad combination. >> yeah, we're watching at least a transition from a strong sea breeze, we have gusts near san francisco close to 40 miles per hour, and then it's going to be a north wind picking up during the day tomorrow, which will lead to a warmer and drier finish to the weekend. right now, chilly, san francisco. northwest wind 20 to 40 miles per hour. inland, walnut creek, only 67 degrees. even with the sunshine, you look outside, you do need a jacket outside. that's that ocean air conditioning, really firing up for our inland areas for this. san jose, 63. north wind at 14 and yet, hour by hour, around san jose, it's bundle up weather, at least by early may standards. numbers dr

and jacqueline rice can do all the dirty work. the, with this sort of personnel southgate can finally field a creative and balanced mit filtering. for a long time, england's worst nightmare was a penalty shootout, and too many heartbreaks had scarred, defined, and received. but also that she had victory against columbia in 2018. well, the monkey is now well and truly of that back to the same as in england support i used to dredge matches going to penalties once that curse was broken. and moscow i felt a sense of belief 3 on was i may have even shed a tear with it. the south cape has put a lot of effort into preparing his team, working on real life, preston situations and training, and also trying to improve his play, his mental health with his curse now listed, and that extra pressure gone england can go and knock out matches, knowing they can be ready for any challenge in order to win a major tournament. every team needs a goal score with that killer instinct and and hurricane they have that stuff striker. whether it's christiano

miss jacqueline, on the way from casanova. his men was to the shirt anton checkoff was wearing when he died. little by little silberstein and his team working their way through the literary canon. another exciting discovery is what he found on a manuscript by russian writer may count lucas calls me from you always was a q do kudos, which was a source of such a could do this to him will get for much more good. the answer was found in traces of sweat on the manuscript. drugs. red shows the highest concentration green, the lowest wall because it was just the time when the v give to the people found the objective for information about theresa. so for direct appear with in the particular morphine in the, for in the book of our papers, hilda stein sent the extracted proteins to rigatti and milan in his lab. but the polytechnic university, the plastic films, are dipped in a chemical solution that detaches everything that has stuck to them. the enzyme trips and breaks down the proteins into smaller peptide fragments, which had been an

phillips and jacqueline rice can do all the dirty work with this sort of personnel. southgate can finally field a creative and balanced commit filtering for a long time. england's worst nightmare was a penalty shoes out and too many heartbreaks had scarred the fans. and the teams i bought off of that shootout victory against columbia in 2018 woke up. the monkey is now well in truly of that back to see how the the thing and support the i used to read matches going to penalties once that costs was broken. and moscow i felt offensively free on was i may even shed a table to southgate has put a lot of effort into preparing his teams, working on real life, preston situations and training, and also trying to improve his play as mental health with his curse. now listed and that extra pressure gone, england can go in some not how much is knowing. they can be ready for any challenge in order to win a major tournament, every team needs a goal scorer with that killer instinct. and in hurricane they have that stuff striker, whether it's christiano, rinaldo, in 2016 and under torres, in 2012, the viet

also, the fits of cuts are strongly jacqueline and condemn. that's i think of the red crescent organization and guys, a strip reiterating that sort of thing. human relief agencies and media outlets is the gross violation of the international law that is global practice. we are asking what, and when the internet, the 2 would move on to deter israel from its discriminative and oppressive qualities than that i attempted to draw dice. the holy city of jerusalem and the continued illegal settlement and this of creating the holy sides above old on just see late, they've got the strip. you have the u. n. fail to stop less legitimacy. what will cause they? and i think they said to lewis confidence, namely to establish peace, well, peace and security. and based on this, we're calling them to national community to live up, to its responsibility will provide protection to the senior people with immediate effect to put an end to israel hostilities, illegal model measures and enable the palestinian people to restore their establish rights, including them a

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this is at northbound 6.80, and jacqueline road in milpitas that has been cleared off of the road. so now we're just looking at the bay bridge as you head into the city. once you hit the may's. no major delays. 9 minutes for you to get there. also headed a cross towards the peninsula will look at the san mateo bridge. you see that commute. us flight rat the limit as of right now, about 10 minutes as you're traveling there and we'll go over and check on the richmond. sandra fell bridge as that commute starts to pick up this morning. 9 minutes out of richmond. one. more on that coming up. for now back to the news. a big story we're following this morning oakland's last professional sports team could be on the move. the a's are exploring the possibility of relocating outside of the east bay where they've been playing since the late 60's the major league baseball made it clear plans for a new stadium. are not moving fast enough for them now the prospects of the was really tough to swallow for a lot of us living here, especially after losing the raiders and the warriors back to back cit

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jacqueline cochran each wasp, like other women and other services has achieved no little thing. she's gone into a man's world because the men needed her gone through a tough ordeal as just a girl and come out a girl pilot with a us army air force. no time to waste everywhere. they're badly needed for burying beauty so that the man trained and training can go off to fight while wasps help get their ships started on the road overseas for the women air force service pilot. she was fiefinella. so you'll see lots of them who if you see some of them with their pictures and things of that sort. they have fifi and this is fifa nella for in this symbol of the women air force service pilots. that was another incredible program short-lived regrettably and when the war ended in europe and all of those pilots came home, they disbanded the program and they were another part of the this this effort in 1977 with legislation that went forward to give them veterans benefits and that the women air force service were service pilots were part of that legislation as well. finally another really incre

set up in some ways to, to, to fill in for shortcomings and existing organizations and agencies. jacqueline way out of time manufacturing date for being with us. talk to how came javala victor, girl and jeffrey lazarus. as always, thank you to for watching. don't forget you can see the program again at any time just by going to the website out of here a dot com. and for further discussion, join us at our facebook page, you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at ha, inside story for me, adrian, for again, the whole team here though. thanks for watching. i'll see you bye for now. the news news, news news . the broker started cheerfully in front of the next museum in amsterdam under the protesters scattered to demand, the government is locked down restrictions and left the curfew. the 1st in the country since world war 2, the threat is that we lose our freedoms. the protest us who are not following social distances, rules or repeatedly ordered to disperse by police. police are trying very hard friends. the scenario

their mother, jacqueline. has she been employee of the month or anything along the way?, bocce's bakery is made in america. peanut butter from massachusetts. chicken from pennsylvania. flour from upstate new york. the packaging from kansas. it takes more than 700 workers from start to finish, making 6 million biscuits a week. and they're hiring. as america begins to come back after this pandemic, how important do you think it is to >> i m prt e'isecausef e bshawe thintoe le tsuppor >> every treat, the letter b for bocce. he's been eating them for years and if he's still eating them, then it's a good sign. >> it is a good sign. >> tonight, there are now four bakeries across the country. illinois, vermont, california, new jersey. baking treats, creating jobs with three words in mind -- >> made in america! >> and it all started in her apartment kitchen. and fun to meet bocce today. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. >>> it's the ballpark of their dreams. if it doesn't become a reality, the oakland a's have the green light to start looking to other cities to get a

list the mate is on sort in these in these models and if that's the highlighted that it creates jacqueline does in the government in the impacts of your ingenuity on no clue are regional climate conditions so i mean that i'd like even with that is the source that's happening right now it's not taking into account an order region in fact does not mean they're not the only dependably that they're not perfectly dependable is literally true it's the same side as evidence that it is a model just as as as we use for understand the impacts of c o 2 so just with when we had c o 2 the atmosphere which is a climate we also can't predict exactly what will happen locally we can't do it for either it's the same underlying science you can't dismiss the science to suggest solar geothermal be useful and accept the science as just climate it's a big risk kelly can i open this conversation up a little bit more because we have people online who also have some questions and and some thoughts i'm just going to sell yet who is on twitter she says i'd be interested to know who decides if we go ahead with solo ge

you might recall issak and jacqueline from earlier who kindly let me join them on their game draft.eing the wildlife in kenyan. many people have come to maasai mara but have been seeing the migration through the television. and one day i told my husband that we should plan to come to maasai mara. but my husband was like, oh, the problem is the rates. they might be too high for us so thatis might be too high for us so that is lockdown, our friends came to siena springs and told us that the rates are affordable so we decided to come and see the maasai mara. and how do you feel about the future here knowing that tourism is opening back up again? tourism is opening back up auain? , , again? yes. the future might be briuht again? yes. the future might be bright when _ again? yes. the future might be bright when the _ again? yes. the future might be bright when the hoteliers - bright when the hoteliers themselves consider the local pennie — themselves consider the local eo - le. , ., themselves consider the local neale. , ., themselves consider the local --eole. , ., ., themselves conside

old town square with 5 thousands of white crosses, one for each victim of the pen, demik activist jacqueline several believe government negligence fuel the countries high desk toll. there was the election for the beginning of october. and obviously for p r. it's very bad to start new restrictions concerning co it so they, they didn't. so they lead to me grow and grow and grow anger against the, sorry, just growing ending to long standing resentment over alleged corruption and people taking to the streets. i think the government and prime minister use the pin demick to for the own entry on him. but i think the prime minister put his own election campaign before the citizens. that makes me really angry. hello, they can patch him of marie treacherous. the family soldiers that remind her of a long partnership and marriage, all that covert has taken from her last bill said as he got the lions with us and that was something really special. they wept and brought us flowers. it was such a sad, smoothly chain. you know, for so many check families, good buys, came too soon. symbols of grief or country

and eleanor roosevelt also was involved and then jacqueline kennedy worked to save various places placeso did francis cleveland, get involved in any way? did she use her influence in any political way? >> thank you marvin, we will get to that story in just a couple of minutes. thank you for asking the question. it's an important one to understand her influence over time. patricia from massachusetts, your question. >> hello susan i never miss your program. i just wrote a book about my grandfather, and there's a chapter i've written about grover cleveland and frances fulsome, because cleveland had appointed my grandfather under secretary of state, and his wife catherine willard and they often visited the cleveland at the white house. and francis was godfather godmother to my father. my question is. this francis willard and, well how did her friend francis cleveland, feel about the temperance movement? >> real interesting personal stories tonight. sounds like you want to make that connection. >> yes i do because i lost track of catherine willard. she and frances were really close. and franc

since first lady jacqueline kennedy founded the white house historical association in 1961. this organization has worked hand in hand with first ladies to protect the executive mansion and share the rich history it holds. we are grateful for their dedication and for their resources like this symposium. today's panelists are scholars and experts and i hope you enjoy hearing what they have to say and more than that. i hope you will be inspired to keep learning about our first ladies and the history they helped write. thank you, dr. biden and good morning everyone and welcome to the first lady symposium. my name is anita mcbride. i am the director of american university's first ladies initiative at au school of public affairs. i also serve on the board of the white house historical association as education committee chair and i am thrilled that these two organizations have partnered in this important event. we thank first lady jill biden for her firming message that our work in this day-long gathering of experts will no doubt provide you with a deeper understanding of the women

. >> you talked with jacqueline about how there's this ten crime analyst in her bureau to cover the entireople to go to fbi.gov. how often do folks outside of the fbi, regular joes like me, for instance, help you solve crimes like this? >> so the problem with serial killers is that the nature of them, with only rare exception, is they're very isolated, people introspective people, they stay by themselves. so it's very difficult for a loved one or a co-worker to say i think he's doing this, i think you're describing him. but it's the family members of victims out there who can say we never found my aunt, we never found my uncle. that is the same community you are describing and that is part of how we can solve these. the other part of this is the fbi's partnership with police departments across the country saying, wait a minute, your unsolved murder may have been done by sam little. let's take a look. this week, tuesday, we launch an episode talking about the violent crime apprehension program. that database filled with serial killings. we're going to talk about something i learned about, w

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thanks to the leadership of first lady jacqueline kennedy the white house became an official museum protected by congress. so since 1960s any alterations made to public spaces must first be approved by the federal government. in addition mrs. kennedy hired lorraine waxman pierce to be the first white house curator. you can see lorraine pierce here on the left. she's pictured accepting an addition to the white house collection. now in 1964 president lyndon b johnson signed in an executive order officially establishing the office of the curator as well as the committee for preservation of the white house which helps to advise on acquisition. let's head to the next slide. now the white house collection has more than 65,000 objects that are stored both on and offsite the early white house collection was mostly comprised of presidential portraiture donated by descendants of presidents or commission by congress. but today the white house collection includes fine arts decorative arts and furniture presidential china services and more. the collection and preservation of art at the white house is far

my book agent was dear friends with jacqueline kennedy and she is to say we will be judged not by whatur children and without self-control and love, you will never have self-government. we need that have to give it for children this is the most important topic you've discussed in weeks thank you for bringing to attention. steve: thank you for putting it so clearly tonight. very quickly, mother's day new orleans? >> it has been fantastic. everything is open basically. we are a communal people who like to get together. it has been fantastic. i hope to see you soon and be onset. i promise not to where the tie. [laughter] steve: great to see you as always. coming up lead documents show one of the most iconic american companies, disney captured by anti- american forces how would we fight back against the woke corporations the next guest has a wonderful the next guest has a wonderful new the first person to survive alzheimer's disease the next guest has a wonderful new is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing publ

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she is this generation's farrah fawcett or jacqueline smith.why should i? it's not like i'm stalking you, kaitlin, okay? you dm'd me first and then i figured i should start working my magic on you, and then she ghosts me and goes on hannity. you still date women, whatever. i felt like i was let on and it kind of hurts. just like the '70s. the crime, joblessness, the turmoil, an unstable world questioning america's resilience, and also, no coincidence, joe biden is in d.c. the fact is, we're learning a harsh lesson that progress, stability and success is just one liberal away from disaster. think about that. everything great about america can be unraveled by one leftist with some power and a vendetta against america and we have an administration crawling with them. take new york. rudy giuliani took a city with rampant crime and turned it into a number one tourist attraction. then bloomberg inherited it and didn't screw it up totally, and then this guy came along, a groundhog murdering idiot so clueless that he might actually be from another plan