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but they act as if it was l b j and, and f b r. ok. i mean, people simply are not on board here. that's why to go to the very beginning of our program. you know, we need to have dialogue. we're going to move forward because you can't shut people . i mean, you hate large group of people long enough. we're going to start hating you back. that's what's going to happen here. and that's a very dangerous voice ago. go ahead, chris. know if you'll see it looks up. so this started really the, this kind of new level of demonizing fellow americans started with hillary clinton . it really started with hillary clinton, demonizing trump, voters. i said at the time you talked about the basket, deplorable. and this is kind of, this is kind of unprecedented in the past. we've had candidates who went after candidates, but the goal was always to move voters to, to try to like, hey, i know you're thinking about voting for this guy, but actually, i'm better for you. i'll create a country that is, is going to provide better for you as a country that you're going to like better. and hillary decided sh

richard l b j had his great society, but it didn't help him when he was considering to run and to 68. i mean, i don't, i don't buy this, i don't buy this, i be a soldier. people don't vote for politicians based on bills. i mean there's no correlation. i actually you're in f d r and after your last tremendous support after the midterm, when he passed the great the new deal. so part of this is just history that lauren democrats are a battling against, you know, republicans, they were, they were late to acknowledge it to before 2018. you know, they wanted that election to be about health care. peter and what's going on in virginia is that they were trying to stay on the pandemic and medicaid expansion message it, it didn't happen. it didn't work the top issues in that election or economy and jobs, taxes, inflation, and then education now has or to number 2, going to those independence and this is brand, these are brand new numbers. joe biden won the state of virginia 5444. the problem democrats have is they, they have lost 10 and, and it's getting larger every day. at least 10 percent si

. >> jimmy: we call him b-i-l-l cool j. [ laughter and applause ] is that something you've been doing, i got it from the bike messengers in queens. >> jimmy: maybe that's where he got it from. [ laughter ] >> it just became part of my vibe, you know. like i got my fancy sneakers on, queens in the back. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: shows off the sneakers better. >> got to remember where you're coming from, you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: you're going to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. [ cheers and applause ] not so many hip-hop artists are in the rock and roll hall of fame, that's a big deal. have you decide hot will induct you? do you pick the person? >> i have decided. i'm going to keep it a little secret so it can be a surprise. >> jimmy: will it be chris o'donnell? >> absolutely not. [ laughter ] absolutely not! >> jimmy: have you asked this person yet? >> chris o'donnell! ladies and gentlemen! yes, i have spoken to the person. i think the vibes are going to be -- we're going to have a lot of fun. play some music, have some fun. a good time, you know what i'm saying? i

j l news newyo >>> all right. coming up next, he carries a badge, yep, and a violin.cer found two >>> for years, a musician from maryland has used his talents to help people through difficult times. but wait until you see what he's doing for an encore. here is cbs' jan crawford. ♪ >> reporter: for classical musician alexander strachan, the violin is for finding connections. he spent the past decade playing for seniors and the terminally ill, including his grandmother, who had alzheimer's. ♪ >> it's almost like she is almost a kid again playing. >> it was something she recognized? >> something she recognized. it's almost like the fog of alzheimer's lift and she was able to see again. >> reporter: earlier this year, strachan found a new way to connect with people by coming a cop. >> in some ways it is similar as a musician. i'm going in places where i'm not sure what is going to happen, who upeople are going to react, but it is an adventure. >> reporter: you traded in your violin for a weapon, but you're still serving? >> exactly. ♪ >> reporter: now in uniform, he conti

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the first 30 people to get a dose at l air elementary received target gift cards. people could choose between the pfizer and j&j shot. pfizer boosters were also available. the county says it is working to increase vaccination rates among the latino population. >> i think it is important. in our community there is a lot of stigma, a lot of myths about covid. at the end of the day this is the safest way that our community continues growing and being healthy, is by taking this vaccine. liz: currently 67% of san mateo county's latino population is vaccinated. thousands of people flocked to downtown san jose for the sharks' season opener. yesterday was the first time since march 2020 that there was no capacity limit. vans needed to be fully vaccinated or sure proof of a test. >> there is a lot of that's great, you know? >> we had everyone come earlier, and we have extra support staff as well. >> we hope this go -- keeps going for the rest of the year. liz: the big boosters when office workers start returning. they say right now only about 20% of offices are back in person. a tribute to commemorate the 30th anniver

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