lackey: it really started to change quickly. we saw a lot more purple urchins. the kelp started to not look as healthy. we really started seeing the last kelp, more urchins, and i think there were a lot of people surprised. man: when we started this urchin removal project, it was really small. it was just a few people that really wanted to do something about the urchin explosion because the department hadn't been doing anything. we removed 57 tons of purple urchins, between the recreational and the commercial divers. our program is now what i consider a success, ok, so give youelves a big round of applause, please. [cheering] this event basically was spawned by the closure of abalone seasons. you know, the ab seasons were closed due to the lack of kelp and the increased number of urchin that were preventing the kelp from coming up. so, you know, basically, our best chance of getting an abalone fishery back is to do something about the urchin first. there's no way to predict what'll happen. things change, but a lot of the things that we know, a lot of the busines

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the democrats in congress have no idea what's going on because they have their lackeys in the media telling them they are right about all of their nonsensical attacks. >> sean: why don't you go to congress and argue with david schoen? could be the perfect guy. don, jr., thank you. apologize to ted cruz for saying he almost had her murdered. apparently she was in the other building. we will tell you the answer and get senator cruz's reaction next. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. >> sean: about the exact same time democrats are lying about president trump's remarks on the sixth and then slicing, dicing, cutting and editing, far left radicals still refuse to take any

the democrats in congress have no idea what's going on because they have their lackeys in the media telling them they are right about all their nonsensical attacks. >> sean: why don't you go to congress and argue with david schoen? you be the perfect guy. don jr., thank you. will aoc apologize to. ted ted cruzwere saying he always hr murdered? she was in t the other building for it not that we are downplaying the threat. we will have senator cruz next. - hi, friends, michael youssef here. have you ever been rejected by someone you love? a parent, a child or loved one? it hurts doesn't it? but to all who become god's sons and daughters, he has promised i will never leave you, nor forsake you. will you come to jesus today and surrender your life to him? - [announcer] come find one who will never leave you feeling rejected or alone. visit findingtruepeace.com to find out more. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right fr

on the future of the gop's activist base featured a golden trump statue, fiery speeches from trump lackeysf the election. trump jr. aptly called it t-pac. >> donald j. trump ain't going anywhere. >> cnn's jim acosta was on the ground at cpac today where former president trump is expected to resurrect his false claims in his headline speech this weekend, his first since leaving office. he filed this report. >> look around this year's conservative political action conference. >> tpac. that's what it feels like, guys. >> reporter: it's clear much of the republican party still sees donald trump as something of a golden goose that will lead the gop back to the white house. >> i think he was the greatest president that lived. >> reporter: despite trump's role in the bloody siege at the capitol january 6th. >> if you don't fight like hell, you're got going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: handing the former president a prime speaking spot, closing out the conference sunday. >> i like the fact that he wants to stay engaged. you can say that he lost the election, but his supporters, 73 milli

and what the hell did these government lackeys know?they will always be gainfully employed by the bureaucratic beast and have zero perspective on reality living in their government class. it seems benevolence, it does more harm than these dishonest agents will ever admit? for now it's all malarkey. president biden himself admits it won't be part of the almost 2 trillion-dollar cove in package. it's a pain estate to the statist savagery. small businesses and the underemployed are safer now, at least until majority of crazy pinko's are finally running the asylum. and that is the memo. discussions on minimum wage usually center on the effects for the person earning the wage group of businesses themselves often get hurt the most rated facts, a recent statistical analysis found many minimum wage increases need to lower bank credit, higher defaults, lower unemployment, lower entry, and a higher exit rate for small businesses. in other words, it makes it harder for companies, especially small companies to start and operate. if they can't opera

because otherwise he becomes a tool or toady or lackey of congress. we see this in the final debates on the committee of postponed parts report. it discusses how we wind up in a contingent election having votes not cast by the senate, but i the house, with each state having one vote -- but by the house, with each state having one vote. it is a complicated constitutional calculus. i think the idea of having presidential electors became the default option. it wasn't that anyone had a clear idea how it was going to work, it wasn't that anyone had a great degree of confidence in who the electors would be. george mason says at one point, it might not even be of tertiary importance. we have no idea, and the other part that is starting to loom ominously again is how the electors working to be chosen by default by the states. we had the basic default option of winner take all, statewide popular voting, so the electors chosen in the state would go to whoever has a plurality. the key thing here is that the framers did not really work out who the electors would

if i'm anyone other than josh hawley and ted cruz and they're hopeless lackeys and we get what theirre, and i'm like, yes, we're going to do this on a technicality and then mcconnell get up and say, everything they said about him is true, how stupid do you look? >> right. >> how stupid do you look? you just followed the leader into the hole, right? instead of standing in your own conviction, you know what you knew, you know he was wrong, and yet you sit back and go, okay, we'll do this and just get past it and mcconnell gets up, yeah, that was a hot mess. >> and -- right, it was a hot mess. david, when leader mcconnell started speaking, i had to keep looking at the screen to make sure, it's like, wait, what, did he rob from raskin? >> i think all of us were waiting for the but. when's the but coming? when is mcconnell going to say, when are we going to do anything about it and we shouldn't have done anything about it? it was a moral con item nation on the nation but they were exactly right. if donald trump did what we saw him do, which mcconnell believes he did, and the answer was to

he said they were "corrupt lackeys" and he used the word 'traitors', as well.inst the war veteran of the great patriotic war, as it is known here in russia. he is in court today, he's appearing in court. the veteran himself is appearing via video link dressed in his military uniform with all of his metals on his chest. the court is just in recess, in fact, because mr navalny has said he hasn't had time to acquaint himself with the materials of the case. the judge said, "why not, you've had them since august?" mr alexei navalny said, "i was a bit busy in august". of course, that is when he was poisoned with a nerve agent and spent 18 days in a coma. the two women and man who died in a series of linked incidents in kilmarnock have now been named. they are emma robertson coupland who was 39, nicole anderson who was 24 years old and 40 year old steven robertson. ms robertson coupland was found injured in the car park of university hospital crosshouse, at around 7.45pm last night but she died at the scene. in a second incident 20 minutes later on portland street, ki

he was perfectly willing to encourage the mob when his vice president, who had been the most loyal lackeyt republican -- actually, a smart journalist who covers republicans said to me, in the moments after, you know, pence was loyal to him until he wasn't and he wasn't willing to do the thing that trump wanted in the end, the last thing, which was to fight the certification of the electoral college. i said, he had no -- there was nothing mike pence could do, literally there was nothing he could do. mike pence had no power to serve trump so this is not a question of loyalty. this is trump decides after four years of loyalty from pence, and all that toaddying, when he asked him to do one thing he literally could not do, that was enough for donald trump to turn on pence and say, i'm happy to have your family and you killed in this -- in the middle of this insurrection, in the middle of this riot, and that -- that is something mike pence has not stood up and spoken out about. what kind of a human being -- forget about political leader. forget about leader of party. forget about someone with p

about that video and tickle people involved in it the shame of the country, he said they were corrupt lackeystigative committee who then have accused alexei navalny of defaming specifically the war veteran in that clip. interestingly, alexei navalny never singled out the war veteran and he says this is a politically motivated case, meant to portray him in the most possible light as alexei navalny against the war veteran of the great patriotic war as it's known here, in russia. he is in court today, appearing in court, the veteran himself appearing via video link, dressed in his military uniform with all his medals on his chest. and the court is just in recess because alexei navalny says he has not had time to acquaint himself with the materials of the case, thejudge has said why himself with the materials of the case, the judge has said why not, you've had them since august, alexei navalny says he was busy in august and that is when he was poisoned with a nerve agent and spent 18 unconscious. donald trump has said he will not testify at his senate impeachment trial next week. a statement from

mr navalny tweeted about it was a pretty lively comments, calling the people involved corrupted lackeystically motivated. thank you very much — again politically motivated. thank you very much for _ again politically motivated. thank you very much for explaining - again politically motivated. thank you very much for explaining all. again politically motivated. thank| you very much for explaining all of that. government sources say local elections in england and wales will go ahead on may 6th, despite concerns over the safety of in—person voting. many of the polls were due to be held last year but were delayed because of the pandemic. a formal announcement is expected to be made today. the duchess of cambridge has urged people to look after themselves during the pandemic. she made the comments during a series of video calls with teachers in county durham. ., ., ., durham. you are doing the most amazin: durham. you are doing the most amazing job. _ durham. you are doing the most amazing job. you _ durham. you are doing the most amazing job, you are _ durham. you are doing the most amazing