i can't say hey, you 100 people, you have to keep wearing a mask because joe smith is . that viate joe rights for sure be obvious in everyone is masked and joe smith is in another area of the facility, hey, there's a problem with joe smith. so employers have to be careful not to do anything discriminatory toward individuals that are not vaccinated or making employees steel bad because they're not vaccinated, particularly if there's an underlying medical issue. employers have to walk a fine line to make sure the employees that follow the guidelines and opt to be vaccinated that they're being treated fairly and equitably within that environment. >> still a workplace question but the focus is different, alex once to know can an employer refuse service to a customer if they're not vaccinated or refuse to wear a mask. >> that goes back to the broad state regulations. presumably the state regulations will say after june 15th you don't have to wear a mask if you've been vaccinated hand you don't have to comply with certain other requirements from the last year if you've been vac

it is joe smith. bummer. tonight, the warriors had a chance to land to lottery pics.s number 14 in round one, and minnesota selections as part of the d'angelo russell trade, which turned out to be seventh. not fourth. this is not what they were hoping for. >> i think we will look at it, it can still be involved. there is no shirt way to weigh in on their thoughts and weand will welcome those. we always do. if there is something that makes sense for them and for us, we will do it. but, again, it depends. you don't really know what those pics are worth. as least trade was, until it gets probably at least a week out. maybe two from the grab would if we can do some, we will. if not, we will craft. hopefully, that will help us where we end up. talk about myers, trying to look positive, but disappointed. we will see what staff claims to weigh in on. these are encouraging photos here with thompson working out of chase center. is coming off two years of rehab following acl surgery and a torn achilles. rocking the headband from semi pro. best thing about these pictures quickly

example, the right wing fox news channel and not be giving much coverage toll joe biden or this anniversary. mark: david smithe bureau chief of the guardian newspaper in washington, as ever, thank you for joining us. after years of scandal over the sexual abuse of children by priests, the pope has made it a crime in catholic law to abuse, groom, or corrupted child or adult within the church. he said the change was necessary to reduce the number of cases in which the penalty was left to the discretion of the authorities. ace last gasp challend by benjamin netanyahu to thwart a bid by right right-winger to head a new government was rejected on tuesday as opponents raised to seal the pact that would unseat them. we are watching for developments on that story. the chinese vaccine against covid-19 has been approved by the who for emergency use and will be made available rapidly in poor countries. it could also be included in the eu covax distribution network. reporter: a welcome boost for a vaccine that has been administered to millions. the who has approved the chinese vaccine for emergency use, the second compan

thank you, sandra smith, joy joe, kat, our studio audience. and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: president biden reportedly using his time away from summit meetings to prep for his highly anticipated face-to-face with vladimir putin. our panelists are standing by a larger talk about what the president must accomplish in order to claim win. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell making

thank you, sandra smith, joy joe, kat, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with evil shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: president biden reportedly using his time away from summit meetings to prep for his highly anticipated face-to-face with vladimir putin. our panelists are standing by a larger talk about what the president must accomplish in order to claim win. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell making it clear if republicans regain control of the senate, he would block any supreme court nominee put forward by president biden in 2024. as you can imagine, is not sitting well of progressive. airline passenger in the flight crew joining forces to take down an unruly passenger midflight. the video shows a man screaming on the cabin floor not long after the captain made a in-flight announcement for help. trace gallagher on the case to try to figure out why we are experiencing this surge in air range. president biden is about to

i should say the chief of the general staff called and smith hasn't been on this program. is joe here at the m i 6 link royal united services since you today about warfare. i mean, sure to come up is how the enemies of this country of china and russia, it's repeated on an on what do you make of these new ca on that side of the bond? and my 6 room is that china created corona virus in the lab. well firstly, actually it's great to be with you. i'm glad to see that you're a heavy and sharp as ever. look, this is not a new allegation. this allegation goes right back to early 2020. when the trump administration began to circulate a set of rumors that perhaps the wanting to do to virology or some other lab had leaked this virus that it had nothing to do with human encroachment in nature. repeatedly this messaging has return, despite the fact that it's been pretty well debunked by the world health organization. but other people who looked at it pretty closely, it's not just the ca, david, but trask. former u. s. general started talking about the need for, you know, protocols on an inter

thank you for addressing that, darrell smith or joe grew that? >> mr. chairman i do in concert with secretary stefan yes, sir. >> thank you. the rear night court with constant review, reallocation is a major shift will talk about the industrial base and uncertainty. so the risk to each of these can be significant. but one of the items i want to touch base on now is that the organization to acquisition. financial management programs as we see the erosion of civilian responsibility and authority. mr. bush what is your assessment and the plans for change if any regarding the distribution of the responsibilities and authority for oversight of the army modernization and the relationship between acquisition community and army future command? >> mr. chairman, the law is crystal clear in this regard but if you look at title ten with regard to how responsibility is allocated to civilians for acquisition and research and development. that being said the army does have flexibility within the lot to task, organize and assign responsibility across the army and the a

smith are one of them is joe manchin, ethan, he will not vote for s1 because he thanks it's too partisanven said this is something only democrats can get behind, photographed her so critical and important to our democracy it cannot be one-sided pre-section called for a federal election holiday. and also, national voter id requirements. >> manchin is wrong on one point and right on those remaining compromise points. as of many democrats would support his compromise. republicans are thrilled the supreme court in 2013 gutted the voting rights act. which i fundamentally disagreed with. it has led us to this day where we have states across the united states in those areas within voting rights act was implemented and passed to protect black voters relook at states like texas are doing everything they can to make voting as hard as possible heard while do they want to make this difficult and gerrymandered as possible? sweetheart you and attack what gerrymandering have you been to california have seen the congressional mapping california question ocular talk about gerrymandering? >> i've done ent

he is devastated by the loss of liam azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. he's president joe biden is on an eight day trip to europe. he touched down just about 10 minutes ago in the uk it's his first international trip as president of the united states, with some its plan with g seven e u and nato leaders as well as a much anticipated meeting with russian president vladimir putin, caroline chiefly as the story on his agenda. stopping the cicadas. i just got one from the got me the delayed departure of the press charter due to cicadas in the engine is hopefully the only event that bugs the first trip overseas for joe biden as president, his administration acknowledges. there's nothing like face to face diplomacy that ending the alliance make it clear to putin and to china to europe and the united states are tight. g seven is going to move ahead of meetings with leaders such as british prime minister boris johnson and g seven e u and nato summits. there's a wide range of issues to discuss restaurant china. global terrorism, uh, cyber threats. uh and also the security consequen

brand-new expensive sports car from kazakhstan oligarch, and then the whole bree smith deal with no experience and the bank of china. joeied ever talking to hunter about any foreign business dealings. now we have pictures that has emerged of him not only talking about it but meeting with these foreign business partners of hunter. my question to you o is, where's the conflict of interest investigation? if it was trump, i'm guessing there would be one and we would hear about it every second, every hour of every day in that media. >> sure you would. it would be top of the holt washington time, msnbc. there was a deep conflict of interest here. they have aa right to know precisely what happened. it is certainly the case that the media wants to cover up what vice president biden may have done these conversations that he would have had with his son. these are important, strategic questions for american security. >> sean: mr. secretary, we need the adults back in charge that actually get respect from these countries. t right now, they are testing biden.e i don't think he is meeting the challenge at this moment. thank you, circ

joe biden or windshield wipers? >> i'm going to go with windshield wipers. kennedy: you be correct that means you are un- catchable, chris is one less in second place. [inaudible] smitheatbelt? >> joe biden. kennedy: that is correct you got for michael what came first joe biden or the bra? oh michael. >> i'm in goat the droplets for the prize correct 1914. that means chris it's a lifetime supply of werther spread kat and mike lee both get a tab of the vixen vaporub congratulations to everyone. >> here we go. >> what a horrible horrible game. [inaudible] i'm not going to sleep tonight i'm going to cry the whole night and a real sob it's not. kennedy: if at the vicks vapor right your eyes and your nose, it reduces lines you can breathe all night long you will be great. [inaudible] so we can melt it in the micro than drink anything. >> i will try that. >> can't give your vicks i'll take it. before then kat will have nothing. again this is been glorious, chris, kat, michael, michael great to have you back on the ship. i will see you all real soon amen. his next. ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm

smith is with us next. >> what really concerns me is all the policies modern joe biden is enacting radical joe biden weakeningrica. the spending spree from massive drilling dollars deficit is already pushed and proposed but what he's proposing in the future are five or six drilling dollars more weakened america. ♪♪ joining us now, jason smith. great to have you back on. out of these summits and meetings overseas help the middle class? what policies are we seeing the first six months that help american workers? we really don't see anything in the trade front. nothing beyond more jobless benefits and fight for dollar minimum wage so what is here for the middle class? >> you know, i'll tell you right now that biden a ministration, beentheir focus has policies that harm the working and middle class. others having the border completely open, having multiple cross the border since january 20th, the entire population in missouri, by allowing illegals to cross theow border, they are lowering wages for all americans. that is unacceptable. mothers raising taxes on all americans, it's unacceptable and this wasteful spen

in a few hours time, joe barton plans to discuss the war when ukraine cyber attacks and election interference with his russian counterpart. bernard smith has more for moscow, what putin might hope to get out of the summit. it's been 7 years since the g 8 became the g 7. and russia stopped getting invites vladimir putin decision to alex crimea. prompted the suspension from this gathering of the world's most powerful democracy. since then, russia's president has become more isolated. only the president of turkey stam joined him for the victory day commemorations. so a summit with the us president is a coo, putin. he's cooper for the meeting will be widely promoted by russian propaganda because put in is sort of emerging from international isolation and at the highest level for him. the fact of the summit itself is important, but it's the u. s. it's driving the agenda, because it's far from clear what putin will get from his talks with biden and headed to meet with mister putin, to let him know what i want him to know. the u. s. government, russia policy presumes a high degree of friction in the relationship he used to put in your new boo

smith no, no puppet of the solid point to the point is missing joe biden as well as european countries had abused use our resources to ensure the rest of the world can get access to the colored vaccines you do not have athletes at the olympics with covid-19. kennedy: vaccinate all of the athletes there's plenty of time. >> that's exactly what biden and kovacs are trying to do. the global pandemic all-americans are not we approach him to get out of this pandemic. moving get the good prices and milan finally. but you guys stick around it got a lot to take in? of a courtesy as a low back. coming up a big winter student-athletes a supreme court case that could change college sports as we know it. will these athletes fallibility cash and from their schools? i have a sports attorney, there he is, he is smart he's there he is, he is smart he's going to bring us on next we are thrilled we finally found our dream home in the mountains. the views are great, the air is fresh. (sfx: branches rustle) it is bear country though. hey boo-boo! we hit the jackpot! bear! bear! bear! look, corn on the cob

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smith, former i.c.e. acting director ron vitiello, former czar, bret giroir, marti makary, joe concha and deneen borelli.entists say that the virus was created in wuhan lab and does not exist in nature. the news of three wuhan lab workers were hospitalized with covid-like symptoms in november 2019. lawmakers now interested in a classified, top secret report in may 2020 by researchers at the government-backed lawrence liver more fashion laboratory. it agrees that covid-19 did leak from the wuhan lab. this debate, why did dr. fauci downplay all of this last year, when the former head of the fda says behind the scenes dr. fauci was warning world health leaders in the spring of 2020 about a potential lab leak? we have this story. the biden agenda hitting a democrat ball in the senate and the justice department, this stunner, it seized $2.3 million in cryptocurrency out of the 4.4 million-dollar ransom that the colonial pipeline paid to hackers who shut down that gas pipeline. also tonight, america reopening. covid cases, covid deaths dropping. so are democrat governors approval ratings over their botched cov

joe bedroom, annisa you live that will buy power loose brains. so jack, unusual mella said to me, done, let them know scanning and show to soon. hello, ms. smith, magic olive street news . the credit's not so not a combo re unity. whenever the police prime also can i am in my movie, i'm along man roger hickey. wish you were in the can. can she? linda medina. shane hon. so seen me been in bed by the in the shaft allan let them go one more walk. i'm sure it's more extend my small lightweight home. ok. ok. $25.00 k 25 feet off. sleep ok. why 12? nissan elk on average will extend the pattern was handed. well, not only clear, i'll extend all of the senate for bad miles, so little occasion akhil. we'll get that doubled up later. robert and i can you, are there any telephone? only kind of in the scene? 100 locked up? well no, i feel i furbished kayla unless i learn. when 2 more of his dea, a duel knew who in the state. when diana had the whole, you bought all of them in a she knew when the machine shall be in the car is on the leg of the issue. the order had been long to bring in when your knife has dr. pieces at stanford university was well received

ktvu is azenith smith explains why it may take longer and we'ro go. we have the food. we san joedoes not have our customers one day after the state fully reopened, it is nowhere near business as usual in terms of our business for launches really release law, um uh, you know, people are not coming back to the office is yet we're working for the city to open. we're working for the county to open 95% of their lunch crowd is downtown office workers business so bound the owner is considering only opening for dinner. i'm going to give it a try another month and to see. hopefully we start seeing some people start walking in downtown corporate catering also has suffered. the owner says five restaurants that competed with mescal did not survive the pandemic. it's. been very difficult on our businesses downtown. very difficult. san jose's downtown manager, says sales tax revenue citywide was down 20% during the pandemic in downtown alone, down 50% downtown city leaders expect most of the 30,000 office workers to return to a hybrid model in the office three days a week. it is going to take

maybe i've just left a secret smith, i'm sure the military will forgive me if i go, i was speaking of the incident, put, and also mentioned his recent summit with joe biden. he wondered out loud, what was the need for a set your high profile meeting since? right after the us and its allies are doing something that hostile, pretty much the meeting has just taken place in geneva. i wonder why such a provocation was necessary. what is this all about? in order to emphasize that they do not respect the choices of the cry means that they do not reckon nice something. well, just don't recognize it. why do you also need to carry out such provocations? at least we know what we're fighting for for our own territory, for ourselves, for our future. does not we who came to them thousands of kilometers away by water is they who showed up at our borders and violated our territorial waters. while on the subject by putting also made another interesting remark, he said that even if the russian military had sunk the british worship, this wouldn't have meant the start of the 3rd world war because he added, there is no way west comes out of comes out victorious out of

smith. i'm sure the military will forgive me if i go, while speaking of the incident vladimir put and also mentioned his recent summit with joe biden. he wondered out loud, what was the need for such a high profile meeting since? right after the us and its allies are doing something you know, that hostile meeting has just taken place in geneva. i wonder why such a provocation was necessary. what is this all about? in order to emphasize that they do not respect the choices of the crime means that they do not recognize something. well, just don't recognize it. why do you also need to carry out such provocations? at least we know what we're fighting for for our own territory, for ourselves, for our future is not we who came to them thousands of kilometers away by water. it is they who showed up at our borders and violated our territorial waters. well, whether there was another interesting remark, one of the host asked the president and he believes the world was on the edge of a new global conflict when this incident in the black sea occurred. and lemme put and said that he doesn't think so. and i was just being told that we go b

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senator joe manchin vowing not to kill it despite his colleagues who want to scrap it all together. if you only know about it from jimmy smith'sin mr. smith goes to washington, there is a whole lot more to it. >> i tell that you a certain man, mr. james taylor, wanted to put this through for his own profit. a man who controls a political machine and controls everything ellsworth controlling in my state. and a man even powerful enough to control a congressman. i saw three of them in his room the day i went to see him. no, sir, i will not yield. >> so let's talk more about filibuster. the former deputy chief of staff to senator harry reid. the author of kill switch, the rise of the modern senate. i'm so happy to have you on. i've been dying to do this. so important, what you write about. can you please tell us about the filibuster, what is actually being used? how it's being used today? >> yeah. so the thing with the filibuster, it has a very sordid history. it came into existence primarily to support the existence of white supremacy. you showed the clip of jimmy stewart in mr. smith goes to washington. that movie came out in 19

joe concha. >> let me hop on greg's point there are around what buzzfeed did and the damage it did to the country. buzzfeed under ben smith, to greg's point, decided to go ahead and publish the steele dossier in its entirety, when no other news organization, liberal, conservative, otherwise, would not touch it with a 10-foot cattle prod. buzzfeed went ahead anyway and it back to the question, what would a dossier against the democratic nominee ever be published without any vetting processes? rhetorical beer don't bother answering that. smith was actually getting a promotion, going from buzzfeed to "the new york times" and being hired to cover media. you look at maggie haberman as well, she is no different from jim acosta who led the media -- as far as covering donald trump with hostility, using unnamed sources, but will not do the same with the biden administration. he removed himself from the position of white house correspondent to do some weekend show that almost no one watches. and haberman is a paid employee of sand on beer she worked with jen psaki along with multiple members of the obama-biden administration. there

joe gets a pass why? because he's a democrat, a liberal democrat? today i penned another op-ed to the new york times our friends ben smith maggie haberman need to give back the pulitzer, other journalists at the new york times are not journalists they are radical green deal socialists. they've never covered biden's racist past. the times concerned with biden's prior work in the senate with segregationists? he wanted to stop the integration of school and stop school buses.d does the new york times approve of biden's eulogy of the former klansman roberts bird where he praised robert byrd and his incredible 'em steam? does the new york times think it's appropriate that bidenn openly worried that a senator if we had integration of schools in america, that our children would be going to schools thatld are racial jungles? his words. is the times aware that joe biden coauthored the 94 crime bill after referring to inner city residents as predators on our streets? do they care about any of the racist rhetoric from biden that we just played? do they care that his son has used the n word and made many anti asian slurs himself that just became revealed in the

margaret chase smith, she came out in 1950, she only had six supporters going after joe mccarthy, butate voted to censure joe mccarthy. i would like to shorten that timeline. four years was longer than it should have been, but i think in the long run, the american people, the truth comes out and our democracy usually rewards that. so i think a few people with courage, we already have them in the house and senate, people who have stood up. margaret chase smith only had six. we at least have seven in the senate now, 35 in the house, and i think those fee people with courage can make a majority of people, particularly, as you see, republicans are now very concerned that trump is out there endorsing very weak candidates who could lose them seats. now, i'd prefer to have better candidates that aren't trump endorsed that win, but if they lose, that will be another way they learn that are lessons. i do think, you know, sooner rather than later, with the truth coming out, the scales will fall from the eyes, the way they did with joe mccarthy, and this will be either it's cutting out the cance

joe biden establish juneteenth as a national holiday. amy: after headlines, we'll discuss the history of juneteenth and the legacy of slavery with the writer and poet clint smith senate minority leader mitch mcconnell signaled thursday republicans will use the filibuster to block the "for the people act," a sweeping bill to restore protections of the 1965 voting rights act, which was gutted by the supreme court in 2013. mcconnell's pledge came as senate republicans rejected a compromise offer of a watered-down voting bill offered by west virginia democrat joe manchin. manchin and arizona's kyrsten sinema have refused calls from within their party to eliminate the filibuster in order to pass voting rights legislation, an infrasucture bl toombat catarophic cmate chae, and otheprioriti of the den administrati. the hoe of repsentativ has voteto repeasweepingar powers gnted to e presidt in 200ahead ofhe u.s.-d invasi and occation ofraq. thbill to peal theumf, o auorizatiofor usof milita force, s sponsod by californiaemocrati congressmber barra lee. on stember 14,001, days after al qaeda attac on the u.s., lee spoke on the house floor opposing military action agains

joe biden versus the way they treated donald trump, it is staggering. instead of answering my questions, mr. prestigious holier-than-thou "new york times" calls himself a journalist ben smith, you know, that's the same guy that not only released hillary clinton's bought and paid for dirty rushing disinformation dossier, but said he believed and broad outline of the dossiers unquestionably true. then, do stand by that and i? he tried to change the topic on social media and then attack yours truly. at this "new york times" reporter -- now, this is pretty funny. all the prestige that they like to think that they have, they are now tweeting out from an account and using an account on twitter that is called their words not mine. let me rip you to come york times, now getting information from a twitter account you can't make this adam schiff up. some people at fox apparently don't like me and said bad things about me and got leslie behind my back according to ben smith to the members of the media mob. if that's true, that's called normal day in the world that i live in. here's a secret for you, then, on the liberals that ate watch this program all night, i don't care, i don't gi

joe biden announcing steps that they will take to combat the surge tomorrow. hello. i'm sandra smith in new york city. this is "america reports." welcome back, john. >> john: thank you. stiff from the roller coasters at hershey park. i'm john roberts in washington. good to be back. biden forced to address the issue as shocking cream scenes are caught on camera in several democratic led cities. a warning, some of the video is disturbing. footage in chicago showing a suspect shooting a man excuse style after a minor traffic accident. we learned the man's wife that was also shot in this incidents has died. >> sandra: horrible. in detroit, a triple shooting leaving a 11 yard boy, his father and a third passenger in the hospital. they were just sitting in a car when a gunman opened fire on them. in new york city, brand new surveillance video showing a moment a campaign volunteer for candidate eric adams is stabbed multiple times on a bronx street. police still looking for that suspect. >> john: we have team fox coverage to kickoff the program. ted williams joins us in just a moment. first

joe biden to sign which he is expected to do. at the same time on capitol hill, a group of republicans introducing a bill to defund the 1619 project curriculum. joining me now, clint smith staff writer at the atlantic and the author of how the word is passed. a reckoning with the history of slavery across america. clint, i'm so happy to have you on. thank you. i'm going to get to your book. i'll start with the opposition of the critical race theory. senator tom cotton, mitch mcconnell, other republican lawmakers issuing a bill that would prohibit the use of federal funds to teach 1619 project. here's what senator cotton said. he said activists in schools want to teach kids to hate america, hate chut using discredited race theory curriculum like the 1619. they should not indoctrinate our youth. look, this is just not accurate and it really shows how afraid people are to talk about race. how did critical race theory become the new boogie man for the right? >> yeah. i think part of what it reflects is something that has been happening in this country for a long time. that the name of white supremacy takes empirical statements and turns them into ideological ones. if i say

joe mccarthy was censured by the united states senate, two years before dwight eisenhower was going to say something against mccarthy and was talked out of it in the 1950 campaign. and it was senator smiththy had -- his escalator ride in wheeling, west virginia, lincoln's birthday 1950 gave a speech to republican women of west virginia at hotel mcclure i think it was. he said 205 communists have infiltrated the state department, this is a conspiracy so immense it boggles the mind. in that he was playing to cold war fears and tapping into a deep american tradition of populist anxiety and conspiracy thinking. difference between then and now is that the conspiracy thinking used to be something you could isolate and look at as a political phenomena. what has happened today, 55% to 60% of the major political parties believes a lie of mccarthyan dimension. means to end of the declaration of independence, the entire ethos of democratic experiment that however flawed in beginning and today continues if we have the heart and mind to evolve in the right direction, that experiment is at risk because there are not enough senator smiths and there are too many mccarthys. >> you set us up so well for

joe mccarthy was censured by the united states senate, two years before dwight eisenhower was going to say something against mccarthy and was talked out of it during the 1952 campaign. and it was senator smith she was right early. mccarthy had his escalator ride, and it was wheeling west on lincoln's birthday, february 12th 1950 he gave a speech to the republican women of west virginia at hotel mclaren think it was. and he said 205 communists that infiltrated the state department and conspiracy that it boggles the mind. in, that he was pulling to cold war fears. he was also tapping into a deep american tradition of populist anxiety conspiracy thinking. the difference between then and now is that the conspiracy is thinking used to be something you could isolate and look at as a political phenomena. what has happened today is that 55 to 60 believes a lie of mccarthy dimensions which is about the stolen election, about distrust, it's about discrediting the constitution which was an attempt to be the means to the and, ultimately the declaration of independence. the entire ethos of a democratic experiment that however flood in the beginning, however flawed today continues if we are the right dis

lavishly praised west virginia senator joe manchin for his unwavering position for screwing over the country, i'm sorry, the filibuster. joining me now is steven smith for talking with me this morning. i want to start this off because i think naturally there's a lot of projection about west virginia, what people think west virginians actually feel. i'm familiar with the state. when i lived in ohio we would go to west virginia to go gambling. there is a lot i don't think people understand. what is the disconnect between joe manchin's position and the needs on the ground in the senate. >> thanks for asking that question. we could recite the numbers, right? more than 75% of us want the for the people act. nearly 2/3 of west virginians want a wealth tax. here's a secret. our senators don't care. you don't become a senator because you're a servant of the people. you get elected to high office in west virginia because you're rich or your daddy was a politician. west virginian politicians don't have a d or r so we, the people, have to stop begging those in power for more crumbs and start building the political machines that can actually threaten their exis

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