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this is something we will be man kn monitoring from asia and the united states. >> mark stewart in beijing. appreciate it. >>> chaos as republican hopefuls square off without a front runner. >>> and target blames shoplifting for closure of nine stores in some of the largest cities. stay with us. >>> donald trump wasn't there to defend himself. this didn't stop his republican rivals from going after the party's leading candidate. seven hopefuls gathered for a debate. they blamed donald trump from the economy to the autoworkers strike. >>> what i will do on day one is sign an executive order to send the international guard to partner with customs and border patrol to make sure that we stop the flow of fentanyl over the border. and to make sure we send a different message. we want you here in this country, to fill the 6 million vacant jobs you have. only if you come here to follow the law. only if you come here legally. >> we have to put 20,000 more border patrol and i.c.e. agents to do their job. i am telling you, border patrol agents aren't allowed to do their job. let's go to catch and dep

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peat fires masks, however, do not protect against such small particles; those made according to the knut air purifiers? let’s return to our inspection of ekaterina’s house, let me remind you in a closed room without people. we left a professional air analyzer next to the working filter ; at the beginning it showed about 6 micrograms per cubic meter. after 15 minutes, the concentration dropped four times. it’s interesting that the counter. the purifier itself showed completely different numbers; according to its data, it was as much as 20 units became 13-14. we we continued communicating in the room with the purifier running, but additionally opened the window and door and the amount of pm 2.5 did not increase much; the professional analyzer showed 3.5 units on the home device; again , the value was above ten after the current experiment that we conducted. what can you say, do you need to buy an amplifier, does it make sense to do this? in any case , it is definitely cleansing. and how does it clean the air and cope with its task in general? it’s a fairly justified, uh, cleaning device.

. >> you have school districts in maryland now imposing kn 95 mask mandates on school children? right as a floridian to breathe clean air without someone tell you to put on a mask. >> we're not going to push kids out of schools and let them fall further behind. the data we are seeing just on the school closures alone should terrify parents that they are even considering these things. >> so the white house has not announced any plans to reintroduce a national mask mandate. still, democratic senatoreth markey killed the bill by his republican colleague j.d. vance to ban federal requirements saying this. >> if in the opinion of public health officials, strategies can be adopted, using masks that reduce the likelihood that more will die, we should give them that freedom to make those decisions. >> well, huntington beach city council in california voted to ban universal mask and vaccine mandates quote individuals whether city hall or private sector should have a right whether to choose a mask or get vaccinated or boosted. and the fda could green light new covid boosters as soon as to

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in a filing yesterday lawyers for trump officially asked the judge overseeing the trial, tanya shut kn, to recuse herself. they wrote this, "judge chutkan has in connection with other cases suggested former president trump should be prosecuted inimprisoned. such statements made before this case began and without due process are inherently disqualifying. although judge chutkan may intend to give trump a fair trial and may believe she can do so her public statements taint these proceedings." . judge chutkan has a reputation for handing down the toughest penalties on the january 6th rioters. the past statements referenced by trump's lawyers came during sentencing hearings for two of those insurrectionists. at one hearing she said this, quote, the people who mobbed the capitol were there in fealty to one man. it's a blind loyalty to one person who, by the way, remains free to this day. at the other she told a convicted rioter the people who exhorted you and encouraged you to fight have not been charged. now the former president has repeatedly accused chutkan of being a, quote, trump hating

there were people t who, you kn, were obsessed with politics to the point where it impacted their lives and other people around them. and so that's kind of what they were referring to. not just people who were deeply religious, but -- b>> okay. let's see, other questions. noel says i've heard the term religious melancholia. >> yeah. it's along the same lines. thehe thing about these -- and i wouldn't call them a diagnosis, they're morecr of a descriptionf symptoms that people were categorized before there were, like, systematic diagnoses. and even that changed over time. but, you know, you just, you see a lot of people who just, they just have this inability to kind of deal with their surroundings and their world. they react in different ways. some people might become excessively manic about something, and others might go the the opposite direction. >> another frame for that more from a religious definition is dark knight of the soul, sort of a spiritual crisis, and, you know, it's been written about and described sort of a crisis of meaning especially for people who relied on their rel

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so, you kn, virginia has only the statewide elected officials. that's a legacy of the bird machine. virginia has this long history of shortchanging public education. that's the bird machine. virginia is a place where unions just don't have the same kind of power and influence they have in other states. that's the bird machine. so and then there's systemic racism, right? i mean, this is just straight up white supremacy. this is probably what people know the bird machine most for. you know, this is perhaps the most notorious legacy of the bird machine is massive resistance closing the public schools rather than put the black children in the white children at the same classroom. so you know, all of these things are the legacy of the bird machine, and it's an ongoing legacy because the bird machine may have fallen apart in the late 1960s, but in many ways, this is a system that is still with us, like a zombie machine aimlessly lumbering around. so i want to start by taking a look at political machines. so this is a famous editorial cartoon, 1871 editorial cartoon called the brains by th

kn >> howard, what happened? . >> i kind of take that as a compliment. then i'm woke. e th i'll tell you how i feel about it. to me, the opposite of woke is being asleep. and if woke means i can'tnk i get behind trump, which is it tb think it means or that iende support people who want to bee, transgender or i'm for d the vaccinude,e. ] want >> dude, call me woke is you. want i'm not for stupidity. >>love i am woke and i love it.. >> i'm one. wore is rew. here now is reaction outkick founder clay travis as well. [bo > you know,os i admire him as a broadcaster. and one of the things that was quintessential howarthings ts qs is he took criticism, dealt with it head on and gave an honest answer that defines his career. i'd give him a lot of credit fo.r that. i don't know what happened. the guy that i felt, i listened to would have lovedaigh and iconoclastic, hard hitting guy like trump. he he not be hiding in his closet, afraid of covid. you know that. that's not the guy that i thought i knew. i mean, it's well said, shawn. and look, he is a radio legend, and you and i bo

well also, you have to consider that and think, bab of, you kn, well, what's the baby really going to do with md that'sy. >> and that's what i said. you know, when it comes to my brain, that's my baby. have to do with my brain. you're an inspiration, tasha taylor andu ar of course. >> gracie, thank you for sharing this story. ank you ing yourh you all the b. >> thank you so much.xt , all right. up next, a special fridayfailla edition of what the feiler featuring, of course,. jimmy feiler. >> stay ther e. >> i met directly in front of the restaurant as soon he started talking about the guilt of these killings, he stood up straighter. got a smirk on his face. did you call or text your friend? i said, i need you to meet me in the parking lot. i don't feel safe. >> i think this is a game. we should go. >> architect of death. the long island serial killeridc is streaming now only on fox nation. nation. sign uaine a super thinp. y get your first three months of fox nation for 199. salon pays a lot of gain flexd a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otcweally sti stret again that contour

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s ghjason, you know, i don't kn i don't know what else could be said except that we're talking about, you know, tens and tens and tenns os of billioe of dollars with the american taxpayer burdenaxpaye a and the worst part to me of all nobody ever talks about is all th thee people that are not being vetted that come here with bad intentions, caught wath enough people on the terror watch list. in tmany people got through, may how many new terror cells are in this country as a result of these open bordery ass? >> yeah, it's unfortunately, it's a question we just don't know the answer to. and thatly it isjust don should scare the hell out of everybody. i spent a lot of time researchin g that particularf issue. just the crime crisis as itever relateybe, the cs to illegal imm in my my book, what's killing america. >> and there, wh are folks who want and to pretend and this is a talking point on the radical left that illegal immigrants, they do not commit crimes so th more so than american citizens. it's part of this talkinanizenso to pretend that somehow they are virtuous for wanting ar com

despite all ofu kn the rhetoric these bipartisan bills, he keeps passing on infrastructurthe and the chis and science act, the bipartisan work he did on gun legislation, infrasreform and around the debt ceiling make me feel maybe he's done a little bit betterha job than that wasn't my question. >> ah, doeonquestion.s your ligp with gavin? you need to get in this primary. he's not ablgavin, you have e t. he's not up to the job. look, there's everybody has their quiet chatter and everybody's out there i haing for america. i'm rooting for our president. i have great confidence in his. i don't i don't want himonfidenc to fail to accomplish. i think his policies are failin g. chip at science act. you oppose that? i will tell you, on everyro measure from the economy, inflation borders, energy,lation national security,, he's missig in action. let's talk about them in order to hang on. i wait, but i want to challenge the premise. you said the economy, 13.1s million jobs. he's created more. s. se are post-covid job you know that. that's an artificial number. no, no. >> let meas auster stipula

when i got to airport, like all sorts crowd of c people, you kn. look like all callable people they came to airport -- kabul people. they were trying to keep people away from the gate, but because people they were, everyone try to get to airport. they were pushing each other, but american soldiers and taliban they return to keep people away from the gate. they were doing the warning shots, they would do flash bang, gas tears to keep people away. >> the tear gas. >> yeah, but the only thing that i cannot forget also the children and kids they were crying. theye were scared. this is something, this is something that is very painful for me and the other thing that when i saw the taliban that they were using our -- and they had our -- our weapons, it was very painful for me. youbo know, it's hard to talk about. but yeah, , ftps were trying to get in. even some ftps they had kids, the kids -- i'm sorry. >> it's okay. >> yeah, it was really hard. some ftps began to airport with some ftps said they had kids, they could make it, you know. we were behind th

t kn but anyway, i don't know anything about college football except unlike soccer, a sport now.t wet was directed at pierc . >> we don't recognize it. but you call it football. all right. socc want to actuall ll it foy i wante this to actually make a point because this is so interesting, because you're fanatical about this. why college football sotbal different from college itself? you couldn'tl . d tw >> two more different beasts, right? it's like in one, you have college football, the score counts. there's effort, there's merie ct discipline. all that stuff matters. in college, it's the opposite score s longer count.equi >> equity trumps effort. discipline is oppressionty effo. >> merit is racist. now what are the scc? yeah, yeah. it's still c. traditional. >> no, it's not. di id you continuet's no, jesseg you go to college? i did. when? where did you go? i went to trinity. that's not a collegere you go? at's. >> yes. you play football. it's. it's not in berkeley. no, it's. y. it's -- it's a safety school. do they have football? you do hav.e i got to say,o. though, too, about

they never seemed to know why people dislike them, but they kn iwas so. i saw it in their eyes. i often walked home wishing there was more at could do. you never forget what poverty and hatred can do when see its scars on the hopeful face of a young child. i never thought then in 1928 that i would be standing here. in 1965 that i might have the chance to help the sons and daughters of those students and people like them all over the country. but now i do have that chance, and i'll let you in on a secret. i mean, to use it. the biographers, evans and novak novak report that the next day johnson was in his office, and a friend complimented him on his speech and asked who wrote it and the report is that johnson pulled from his desk. this picture and said. they did. a third factor in the upbringing that is perhaps immediately relevant is johnson's as the head of the new deal national youth administration branch. the the national youth administration was charged this as a new deal program. the idea was to try to find employment for american young people, particularly with the object

the first f witness probably kns more the details as well.ommunity land trust is an important way to acquire properties and hold them for a period of time. they can be used to develop housing that can be rented or sold but they make long-term affordability it's important communities were housing costs are getting more expensive over time and allowing long-term out of the private market. >> any of the experts are any of our current programs failing? that should be changed? what senator i'm not sure i>> would go so far as to say they are failing. i would say we could do a lot more into it a lot differently. we could expand for developers and manufacturers alike to get in front of the king curve at banks work better in areas that are seeing the moment come to them but have not reached a point of over saturation of rental development. cethere's a great chance to improve a lot that hasas been done. i think production of housing we just need to improve it a bit. >> i'm going to succeed the rest of my time for virtual question. next thank you so muc