the epic fight between two kangaroos. drew: the drama.his morning, the exploratorium camera, some fog. pockets of dense fog and some drizzle across the bay bridge. and indication a marine layer is welcoming us on this friday morning. hour-by-hour, that fog takes its time breaking down and pulling back to the coast. 10:00 a.m., temperatures generally in the 50's and 60's. this afternoon, a warmer day compared to yesterday. a lot of 70's along the bay shoreline. for any friday night plans, i expect fog to surge back from the coastline. take that jacket with you. 50's and 60's by 8:00 this evening. a lot of sunshine away from the coast. fog sticking with us along the coastline. 70's and 80's along the bay shoreline. 85 in san jose. a couple of 90's in antioch and concorde. traveling today across the state, hot in the central valley with triple digit heat. 82 in los angeles. it is warmer in southern california than much of the bay area. fog to sunshine today. saturday and sunday, temperatures tumble below average, basically in the mid 70's in

reggie: she is the newest tree kangaroo.to to planning populations. they are one of two species that have special breeding programs available. kumasi: how cute. reggie: hwow do we live this long and not know this animal? kumasi: how did i not know the variety of kangaroos? i thought they basically -- that's what they look like. reggie: we have -- lisa: all right. it is breezy, tthcara another view of the city, upper 60's, cooled in the north bay with a disability -- with three mile visibility. we will talk about the rest of the week coming up. kumasi: embracing favorite foods in frozen form. catch up, baked beans, frosted flakes. the new desert and where to get it. reggie: protecting against monkeypox, san francisco giving up on a key way to track the spread and a local patient on why he is left behind. kumasi: a look at the mar-a-lago result -- resort. >> i'm hearing from victims all across the country, their bank accounts were drained in seconds. but the banks don't refund their money. >> i'm so happy. i wanted to cry. i c

[laughter] apparently the person who reported it said the kangaroo is ok.: the kangaroo was bouncing away before people could get mad. it was fine. drew: they are resilient. jobina: that is what they do. they box. reggie: that one found out not to box a certain one. kumasi: i wonder how long it laid on the ground? drew: took a breath. jobina: just go to sleep. kumasi: i'm out. leave me alone. >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. new developments overnight in the mar-a-lago search. the crucial document used to justify the fbi raid on former president trump's florida home set to be released as early as this morning. the justice department with no plans to appeal the judge's orders to release the redacted affidavit. the investigation so sensitive, president biden was not briefed on the search. now, what's next as trump's team also faces their own deadline. >>> the situation at europe's largest nuclear plant deteriorating this morning. president zelenskyy claiming russia has put europeans, quote, one step away from a radiation disaster. >>> n

he just talked about kangaroo courts. he tried as hard as he could to make this kangaroo court.pay, at least a little bit, $4 million, which we've learned from this trial is probably not that much to him. however, we've also learned some other things in this trial. and those other things that we learned in this trial, for example, his leaked phone, are probably going to make him pay much further, and much more later on. >> so, ben, you've been covering alex jones for a long time. did anything surprise you during this trial? did we learn something wow, that's crazy even for alex jones? >> a lot of things surprised me. first of all, this leaked phone thing, the fact that his lawyers handed over the entire contents of his phone, you know, a few years worth of his emails and texts were sent over to the senate appearance. that was shocking. it's shocking for a couple of reasons. first of all, as head of his financial, i've been tracing joe's financial. i will -- nothing has provided a real clear picture about how much money this guy makes. he sold so much more than i ever dreamed. th

if they soupy all this baby tree kangaroo.ring the world outside of his mom's pouch at a zoo in australia. xi scratches and inching gets off to a clumsy start almost falling all mama's tale. but that quickness is apparently typical of tree kangaroo. joeys zoo officials say that is why there isn't more motion pea gravel and ari's home. just in case the little one takes a tumble cushion. >> fascinating cycle of activity happening at the famed hawaii volcano, a callaway a geologist are checking it out. the active volcano on the big island of hawaii is undergoing continual collapse and refill patterns set. you can see in this time lapse video, numerous cycles like these happened in the 18, 100's in the 1900 son. new lava flows refill the crater floor beneath the surface crust. that's out of our view. and then other lot of later flows out. geologists are measuring the activity with precision lasers to track its grossed. the volcano's alert level now stands at watch and they are watching and we are to see you at 8. why woolite? beca

it may serve as a warning to others trying to profit off of disinformation >> this is beyond any kangaroo court ever >> reporter: after a nearly $50 million punishment for defaming the family of a sandy hook mass shooting victim, aotr of a child gunned dowf e victims' family. >> i know you endured pain just like i have over the past ten years. >> reporter: jones must pay an enormous sum to the first of several plaintiffs suing for profiting off saying their children's deaths were a hoax. >> i think it sets a precedent against a specific type of misinformation the type of misinformation moving from the general to a concrete accusation against a real individual or entity. >> reporter: it comes as other cases move through the courts, including dominion voting system suit against the parent company of fox news. >> i assume you are getting to the bottom of exactly what dominion is. >> there is much to understand about smartmatic >> the dominion machine is filled as holes as swiss cheese. >> reporter: they are learning by shifting to more abstract tom -- topics. >> reporter: in a country where

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we are going to cook up some kangaroo tales. i used to sit back and watch my auntie do it. there are so many of them all over the country. tomorrow, we are going to head out and monitor another of these endangered species. a wallaby. the rangers don't always work alone in their conservation of the wildlife. one of their partners is from parks and wildlife, working with the rangers for the past five years. >> nice to meet you. >> we will be tracking something. >> wallabies have been found in several new locations. who told you there were rock wallabies here? >> we work with people who know the country so well. >> the traps will enable them to enable the diversity of this population. >> good find. >> rockwool obese. >> a really good fire program is really important. >> he manages to recover a camera trap which could show whether a healthy population is subsisting here, in part to the continuation of traditional burning in the area. >> that is incredible. look at that one. >> they have returned to the desert in areas where they are burning. the wildfires have redud dramaticall

that is, you see, what a kangaroo jump would collapse not that some heavy uaz patriot would fly, so topeak, into the tractors of such a blow, not even a tank that can afford jumping, see how i am there some wheels are special, probably special. perhaps something then, if possible, he pampers engineer garin , who is standing on his roof, but just when i looked, it didn’t remind me of something striking, but the factors and then bmpt terminator, that is, the terminator tank support fighting vehicle. naturally, this is on a completely different basis. this is our latest innovative machine that is capable of fighting. they are hardly on equal machine tools , and it is put forward as a support for tanks as an independent unit. here she has rocket launchers, heavy thirty-millimeter guns in two, and there are as a modification of 100 mm. she is the first modification of bmpt. and also why? i say this, right off the bat, but from the wheels, as they say, in a jump , actually aim at four targets, hit everywhere at the same time, take it to cause defeat , and not only that, before that it was sh

kennedy: it's a kangaroo court? >> kangaroo, football, it's not something we would see in normal court. you can't appeal to yourself if you know if you're going to win or lose. goodell hasn't appointed himself about presiding over himself and hand picked the attorney general of new jersey to proceed over this. kennedy: what's going to happen now? >> the nfl is going to pick who's deciding the hearing and they'll probably win and whether or not watson wants to take to a federal court and a tom brady deflate gate play out over a year and play out longer and longer and longer and we were close to having a six game suspension and all done maybe, and now it'll continue on and on and see if a settlement happens here but it's not ending any time soon. kennedy: if deshawn watson said go ahead and give me a 12 game suspension. he's only paid $1 million for his first year's salary; correct, because the team anticipated that something like this was going to happen and they didn't want to be out $30, $40 million. >> yeah, brown

this is quite tame for a kangaroo fight.end up with a swift kick down under right in the baby maker. hell this be a warning to all you party animals out there, never pick a fight with a bouncer. i've always wanted to hurl a kangaroo in the outback. but so far i've only hurled a bloomen onion because barf? topic number three. it is thirsty thursday before nauseous friday and to want there's a new way to stay thirsty, pabst blue ribbon partnering with a hospitality brand to make a pabst blue ribbon hotel known as a brothel. the hotel giving three rooms a complete pbr makeover and think of it as fung shwa meets fungus. a bed functions as a pop a shot machine and now you don't have to join a fraternity to be woken up by walls on your head. or my prom night. then there's a dive barroom with a decor of classive hole in the -- classic hole in the wall bar and thought regular motel room floors were sticky and a 70s style room with wood panels and retro carpet. thank you, president carter -- biden. the rooms are available for booking

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this elusive speedster is a marsupial raising its young in pouches like koalas and kangaroos.south america to truly hibernate. remarkably it's lived here virtually unchanged for 16 million years. biologists studies animal met bailiff. he first discovered one of these puzzling little creatures at the start of his career. the monitos' ability to survive the winter fascinated him, and he made it his life's work to figure out exactly how they pull it off. solve the mystery and it might just help us to better understand our own met blimp. roberto quickly discovered the monitos really know how to pack on the pounds. [ speaking foreign language ] >> like all monitos this tiny creature is nocturnal. to learn its secrets roberto and his team leave out baited cage traps overnight. this little guy just couldn't resist a free meal. now he's ready to be weighed and measured. [ speaking foreign language ] >> hibernation has enabled monitos to survive the winte r here. the truth is the monitos' future is looking pretty bleak. their forest home is being cut down to make way for farmland. >> b

and finally, we had to london to meet british artist, debbie lawson, who has a passion for bears kangaroos and other wild animals. and she expresses her love for them through sculpture. she creates her life like creatures from oriental carpets. in the mean time these fuzzy sculptures are coveted world wide, and they often take the viewer by surprise. i parked works that. have you rubbing your eyes in amazement at times, hard to identify they sometimes leap out into the room. depending on the perspective. in the studio and london's hackney district, carpets get a new lease on life as wild animals. the british artist, debbie lawson began creating a lifesize carpet sculptures around 10 years ago. but if you start with a patio in the middle, which is like a focal point, pull your ion and then i carry on the patterns of on the legs in quite a sort of symmetrical way and merge the feet into the carpet so that you kind of almost can't see where it's coming out than i'm left with lots of bits that still need to be covered. and i can just use virtually any sort of little scraps of the thing. carpet

the company has even had enquiries about adapting the tech for more exotic animals, ranging from kangaroos, good line! and that's it from the three of us. i'll leave you to work out who commanded the highest fee today. all right? thanks for watching. we'll get hazel back to her trailer now. she's very demanding. we'll be back next week. bye! hello there. a north—south divide across the country today. northern areas looked largely dry with plenty of sunshine, but again, across england and wales, closer to a thundery low than we're likely to see these thundery showers developing. again, they could be heavy enough to cause some localised flooding, especially from the midlands southwards. you can see that thundery low to the south, a ridge of high pressure building in across the north. this weather system will arrive across northern and western areas on thursday. so again, for large parts of england and wales, we'll see the clouds bubbling up, thunderstorms breaking out pretty much anywhere, but certainly across the midlands, in towards south, southeast england. further north, widespread sunsh

it's a marsupial raising its young in pouches like koalas and kangaroos.ito is the only creature in south america to truly hibernate. remarkably, it's lived here virtually unchanged for 60 million years. this biologist studies animal metabolism. he first encount erd one of these puzzling little creatures at the start of his career. the monito's ability to survive the winter fascinated him, and he made it his life's work to figure out exactly how they pull it off. solve the mystery and it might just help us to better understand our own metabolism. roberto quickly discovered that monitos really know how to pack on the pounds. >> like all monitos, this tiny critter is nocturnal. to learn its secrets, roberto and his team leave out baited cage traps overnight. this little guy just couldn't resist a free meal. now he's ready to be weighed and measured . >> hibernation has enabled monitos to survive the winters here. >> the truth is, the monito's future is looking bleak. their forest home is being cut down to make way for farm land. >> but roberto remains optimi

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. >> there was a clear winner in a tussle between two kangaroos at this nature preserve in australia.rough a fence. the fallen roo was not hurt. >> aww, they're just playing around. >>> finally hip, hip, hooray, the newest hippo at the cincinnati zoo finally got to meet his big sister, fiona. he's named fritz and shared a moment with her giving her a nose bop during a swim less session. >>> top headlines next. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus... you get longer-lasting vitamin c... plus herbal and other immune superstars. get more with nature's bounty. who says you can't get 100% whiter

the company has even had inquiries about adapting the tech for more exotic animals, ranging from kangaroost's it from the three of us. i'll leave you to work out who commanded the highest fee today. all right? thanks for watching. we'll get hazel back to her trailer now. she's very demanding. we'll be back next week. bye! still the. good afternoon. 70 charities and community organisations have written to the two conservative party candidates vying to be its next leader and the next prime minister, urging them to show "compassion and leadership" in dealing with the cost of living crisis. the government has already pledged up to £1,200 to help the most vulnerable families — but with the energy price cap due to rise this autumn, and then again injanuary, it's claimed the support is no longer sufficient. here's our political correspondent david wallace—lockhart. with energy bills

the company has even had enquiries about adapting the tech for more exotic animals, ranging from kangaroosnd that's it from the three of us. i'll leave you to work out who commanded the highest fee today. all right? thanks for watching. we'll get hazel back to her trailer now. she's very demanding. we'll be back next week. bye! hello. temperatures have been building through the course of this week and they will continue to do so through the weekend as well. we could see highs around 36, possibly 37 celsius. hot and sunny for most of us through the weekend. we are expecting a few showers to develop later particularly for northern ireland and scotland during sunday. we could really do with some rainfall further south. let's take a look at southern england. in hampshire it hasn't rained for 43 days. the isle of wight, a0 days hampshire it hasn't rained for a3 days. the isle of wight, a0 days as well since we last saw some rainfall. we still have an amber extreme heat warning in force from the met office for much of southern england. they could be implications to heat —related health problems

the company has even had enquiries about adapting the tech for more exotic animals, ranging from kangaroos and that's it from the three of us. i'll leave you to work out who commanded the highest fee today. all right? thanks for watching. we'll get hazel back to her trailer now. she's very demanding. we'll be back next week. bye! hello there. over the past couple of days we have seen some torrential downpours across parts of england and wales. localised flooding in places. but those heavy thundery showers have now eased away, and it looks like, over the next few days, we will see a little bit of rain at times, mainly in the north and west, with increasing amounts of sunshine, particularly in the south and the east. low pressure pushing in off the atlantic will bring more of a breeze during thursday, and this weather front will bring a band of cloud and rain, which will slowly spread from west to east across the country. so, initially we start off with quite a bit of cloud around. one or two heavy showers in the south—east there, but increasing amounts of sunshine for central, southern and

the company has even had enquiries about adapting the tech for more exotic animals, ranging from kangaroosine! and that's it from the three of us. i'll leave you to work out who commanded the highest fee today. all right? thanks for watching. we'll get hazel back to her trailer now. she's very demanding. we'll be back next week. bye! hello. the heat does begin to ease in the week ahead. there will be more showers in the forecast as well but in the short—term we still have the met office amber warning for extreme heat in places, valid until the end of the day on sunday. still likely to see some impacts from the heat on both health and transport as well. a good deal of sunshine around through sunday morning, particularly across england and wales. showers developing though across northern ireland, pushing their way through the day up into parts of scotland, likely to be heavy and thundery. likely to see one to two showers developing across parts of wales in south—west england, most will be dry, though. some mist and low cloud clinging to the north—eastern coasts. temperatures will be the talk

the company has even had enquiries about adapting the tech for more exotic animals, ranging from kangaroosthe three of us. i'll leave you to work out who commanded the highest fee today. all right? thanks for watching. we'll get hazel back to her trailer now. she's very demanding. we'll be back next week. bye! hello there. it's turning even hotter this weekend with temperatures reaching 35, maybe 36 degrees. so dry, sunny, hot for most this weekend but in northern and western areas you could start to see a few showers developing, particularly through the day on sunday. now wt�*s southern parts of britain that really could do with the rainfall, for example odiham in hampshire hasn't seen any measurable rain for 42 days — so the ground is parched here, we really do need some rainfall. of course the met office amber extreme heat warning remains in force for large parts of england and wales up until around sunday. again with those temperatures reaching 35, maybe 36 degrees in the hottest spots on saturday afternoon. widespread sunshine then throughout saturday, any low cloud and mist in scotla

at first, we compared it with a kangaroo due to the fact that it periodically leans on its tail of this, by the way on her hind legs formed, heel you thanks to this pad, uh, their heels in the mouth. she holds an excellent balance understands, even a little more than the dogs, the usual average a couple of weeks ago. i woke up at night from the fact that she just lies right here on my chest and you are looking at me intently poking me with your nose. i what's going on? as a result, she began to poke me with her back paw. i started looking at the paw, it turned out that she was there early, that is, she came and just woke me up. she is completely calm about bindings to because she is very used to it, she already had a lot of anesthesia at the expense of. here is her of all these troubles. therefore, she absolutely humbly perceives all the procedures and just woke me up and asked her to treat me. due to the fact that she could not fully run as a child, she, like any puppy, dressed to play, but running there fuse or for some reason was not available, so the only way she learned to play was

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. >> there should be a hefty kangaroo court fine.arina: if you can't remember your dreams, coca-cola at least once you to taste them. at least that is what the company is claiming as it prepares to release coke dreamworld. coke says it's dream inspired soda has a taste of the playfulness of dreams. rs inclu starlight which tastes like space -- flavors included starlight. have you tasted that one, mike? >> we had it on the morning show, it was fine. it is probably a better marketing gimmick than soda. what if my dreams are nightmares, is that what i'm going to taste? i've already got that. remember classic coke? karina: i did like the vanilla coke. do they still make it? i don't know. >> this is another taste test item, sonic is hoping to leave a sour taste in the mounts of its customers. the fast food chain is bringing back its pickle juice slush. it sounds horrible. the tangy drink debuted in 2018. it's a combination of a salty dill pickle and a sweet slush. sonic officials say this became one of the most requested items. the chain

>> i think alex jones is in a whole world of trouble thinking a kangaroo court, a political action. >er: like a sideshow to the drama inside, outside the courtroom, jones cried witch hunt, and then cried poor. his company free speech systems filed for bankruptcy. >> alex jones is as much as a maverick as he is, as much of an outsider that he is, he is a very successful man. >> reporter: forensic economist bernard pettinggame testified that jones and his company are actually worth between 135 and $270 million. and that he's been shielding money in shell companies. pettinggil told the jury -- >> everything flows to alex jones. i think alex jones made all the major decision, and i think alex jones knows where the money is. >> reporter: will scarlett lewis and neil heslin see the money they hoped would be a deterrent, would stop jones and others from profiting from spreading lies? probably not. texas caps punitive damages. that $45 million is likely to be knocked way down. >> alex jones will be on the air today. he'll be on the air tomorrow. he'll be on the air next week. >> reporter: but

we know it is a kangaroo court and once you get to this point you have a 98 percent chance you'll bevicted. think took no account as to why she has the cannabis on her. we need to get this done but in the long run need to try to prevent russia from doing this. >> as you know, trevor reed told cnn earlier today that griner could face truly awful conditions in russian captivity. how worried are you, congressman, for brittney griner's well being right now, she's heading so some sort of prison colony for nine years? >> i'm extremely worried about it, wolf. this is an extremely tall and kind of well conditioned athlete who has been through a lot physically as well. she has to have an extra large bed just for an example because she's 6'8". and so i'm extremely concerned about the treatment that she may receive. we throughout trevor reed's time in russia, the things that he had to deal with, my colleagues who are working on that, we've been talking about how heartbreaking that was. we don't want to see that happen here. but this is also part of what tear trying to do. that is part of the le

i mean, they do box kangaroos after all down under. but in america bars are made for socializing. met my fourth, fifth, and seventh wives. [laughter] >> pete: anyway, at the club, safety officers wearing pink invests will be there to enforce the staring law. not kidding. but the owners also warn that a failure to adhere to those policies might even result in a call to the police. according to the telegraph, the british paper, not the 19th century messaging device, the bar does want people to interact with strangers, it just requires that any engagement must begin with verbal consent. for more, let's go live outside the bar to our new australian corespondent, boom rang bailey. boom, what's the latest? ♪ >> good day pete, tonight i've set out to answer the question, who's it really hurting if you stare while flirting. we have nightclub goers now. excuse me, miss, did this wide eyed bloke get you both kicked out? >> worth it. he's so hot. >> right. and you don't caring care that he's staring. >> absolutely not. whatever. look at him he's so hot. >> sir, do you care to comment? okay.

able to continue on with appeals and the rest of it for years, and we will be able to fight these kangarooreality is real. the pain is real, and whether that pain through a legal process will in some small measure be transferred to mr. jones to the tune of over $100 mill john why we're keeping an eye on this case and the precedent it may set to both punish and deter harmful lies and conspiracies in our society. i promise you we'll stay on the story. and we'll be right back. we'll s story. and we'll be right back. i grew up an athlete, i rode horses... i really do take care of myself. i try to stay in shape. that's really important, especially as you age. i noticed after kids that my body totally changed. i started noticing a little pudge. so i took action! coolsculpting targets, freezes and eliminates treated fat for good. no needles, no incisions. discuss coolsculpting with your provider. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort and swelling. you've come this far... coolsculpting takes you further. visit coolsculpting.com girls trip. ♪ it's the most wonderful time o

convicted in russian court you do have a chance to go to appeals and appeal that decision to another kangaroo court in moscow. so after that trial, you know, depending on brittney's decision on whether she wants to appeal or not, she may stay in moscow at the detention facility that she's already at until her appeals are completed or if she chooses not to go to appeals they may transfer her to a forced labor camp. and considering the fact that the russian government is considering exchanging her, they may also decide to leave her in moscow to make it easier for her to be returned to the united states. >> because in your case where you were was several hours from moscow, right? describe for us what that prison was like or that forced labor camp was like. >> yeah, there is -- it's terrible sometimes that it could be just some fish bones or broth of fish bones, you know, potato soup with -- it's mostly water. you know, there's feral cats that wander around there on the prison grounds, on the prison compound, dilapidated buildings, solitary confinement there basically consists of just a concrete

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. >> this is kangaroo court.e is a very successful man. >> reporter: forensic economist bernard testified that jones and his company are actually worth between 135 and $270 million. and that he has been shielding money in shell companies. pettingill told the jury -- >> everything flows to alex jones. i think alex jones made the major decisions and i think alex jones knows where the money is. >> reporter: will scarlett lewis and neil heslin see the money they hoped would be a deterrent? would it stop alex jones and others from profiting from spreading lies? probably not. texas caps punitive damages. that $45 million is likely to be knocked way down. >> alex jones will be on the air today. he'll be on the air tomorrow. he'll be on the air next week. >> reporter: but jones still faces other trials. in texas and in connecticut where lies may prove much more expensive. >> what a verdict means is to speak the truth. will it really change the tenor of the information age? the lies, the misinformationon, the subterfuge,

it was one of these kangaroo spurts on his face.and president reagan had no qualms about transferring power. he prepared the paperwork, as it turned out, he did not have to go under anesthesia. but it's the white house staff, i think, and the president's supporters were very, very -- so what you are finding ways that the transfers of power were rare, they are highly scripted, and they are very brief. we've all seen photos of the white house chief of staff right beside the presidents bed, waiting for the doctor to say that he is conscious, so the president will sign the papers, presuming power. the one -- i'm not sure that i was just as soon as i awaken, i should've been exercising serious power. i want to associate myself with john roland and others comments about the mischievous impact, and i think that's the best way to say it, of having the speaker and the president -- in the line of succession. i think whether it's in the context of transfers of power for incapacitation or candor with american people, i believe it is mischievous

at first, we compared her with a kangaroo due to the fact that she periodically leans on her tail of, she maintains excellent balance. understands, even a little more than dogs, the usual average a couple of weeks ago. i woke up at night from the fact that she just lies right here on my chest and looks at me like that, poking me with her nose. what is happening, i ended up poking my hind paws at me. i started looking at the paw, it turned out that

caller: i listened to y'all talk about january 6, and now they are coming up with this kangaroo courtwhy is no one there to defend d -he's not even allowed there to defend himself? host: you're not comfortable with the forum? caller: it's nothing but democrats slamming trump. host: let's hear from glenn on the republican line? what is keeping you awake these days politically or policy wise? caller: there are two things keeping me awake. every time they put a bill into congress they have this climate nonsense on it. this world has been going around longer than we existed. the weather changes constantly. they don't look at history, they just look at making money and telling lies. the gun bills that they are trying to push through. they don't look at who trained these killers. they need to get rid of the teachers unions so they quit teaching hatred in schools. guns don't kill people, hatred kills people. they keep pushing hatred. that is what keeps me awake. host: thank you for calling in. this is the wall street journal this morning on the senate bill that will be debated this weekend.

caller: i listened to y'all talk about january 6, and now they are coming up with this kangaroo court. why is no one there to defend d -he's not even allowed there to defend himself? host: you're not comfortable with the forum? caller: it's nothing but democrats slamming trump. host: let's hear from glenn on the republican line? what is keeping you awake these days politically or policy wise? caller: there are two things keeping me awake. every time they put a bill into congress they have this climate nonsense on it. this world has been going around longer than we existed. the weather changes constantly. they don't look at history, they just look at making money and telling lies. the gun bills that they are trying to push through. they don't look at who trained these killers. they need to get rid of the teachers unions so they quit teaching hatred in schools. guns don't kill people, hatred kills people. they keep pushing hatred. that is what keeps me awake. host: thank you for calling in. this is the wall street journal this morning on the senate bill that will be debated this weekend