if you don't say anything about it there was no telling what johnson and langford might do next.ust the other day for example "the new york times" knocks down george washington statutes and approached our country's founder from our collective memory. today the paper announced of that we should consider closing not rush because of course, racism. senators johnson and langford have not yet endorse those ideas and at this rate it may not be long before they do. so the question is what other acts of revolution and cultural desecration can we expect from our suddenly woke republican senator friends. that's a good question and we are going to ask mark steyn in just a minute. what do you think they will do if you don't say anything, which other holidays will they be? obviously july 4th would be on the list. they have all so ben and therefore celebrating independence is also racist. especially washington's birthday, and as we just heard it's too evil to have a statute. and every single not only was it established by abraham lincoln, a man so filthy is that she was being removed from bost

senators johnson and langford tbmay be confused as well.hey describe themselves as conservatives, improbable as that may seem. on some level they may suspect that all the yelling about columbus day and juneteenth doesn't really have much to do with emancipation or civil-rights or likely is justuc another way to humiliate and demoralize americans. on some level they know that but they are ignoring it. it's easier to do with the hysteria patients. unless their voters noticed them doing it. the boys weeks ago senator mike braun of indiana sponsored a bill to punish the police. at the moment that the country was undergoing widespread looting, arson and violence, rioting. then mike braun endorsedrs the radical racial separatist blm movement. at first, mike braun's constituents didn't seem to realize their senator had done any of this. but when they found out, they were enraged and they let him know about it loudly. now running away from his ownwn belt. if mike braun were up forik election this year, he would lose. senators langford and johnson a

also on the ovation of the seas with sidney family the langford's mom and dad christine and anthony and their teenage children jesse and when. there were lots of families taking i suppose an early christmas or a lead into their christmas holidays and paid a lot of money they planned for their sake and maybe from work their mindset is i can let them look after me. one of the highlights offered to passengers was a day trip to visit volcano. they were provided with a brochure but it was branded with royal caribbean branding they would have been provided with a ticket also branded with royal caribbean branding and they were told in the brochure that all they needed to do if they're attending this show was to wear in chorus shoes. the brochure promised tourists could get close to the drama said gas masks help you get me wrong steam vents bubbling pits of mud hot volcanic streams and the amazing like of steaming acid. they were told to think about whether they were a carrier with doing a strenuous walk people in wheelchairs were told that it probably wasn't a good idea for them to go on the i

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house set amongst fields outside lingfield in the surrey countryside, but since march john and lisa langfordle to work from home during lockdown. probably would have to find another place to work from, which would have been almost impossible, considering covid, so i think it would have made a really difficult situation. i think your challenge is, lisa has always worked from home, where suddenly i was working from home as well, trying to get myjob done and two teenagers trying to do schoolwork and all kinds of google hang—outs and facetimes and all of that at the same time. so the number of connections would have significantly complicated trying to just get a job done. lingfield is one of 250 towns and villages where bt openreach is unveiling plans to lay fibre cables right into homes — a service the government says must be available to everyone by 2025. butjust a few miles up the road in the village of blindley heath, no company has plans as yet to lay fibre. this resident isn't happy. it's intermittent. we have good days, we have bad days. you'll find on social media around here, people are

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lori langford of chicago unveiled her own cowboy. >> i'm calling out the senses cowboy. time to giddy up. let's do this, chicago. let's make this cowboy proud. >> so laura, john wayne is out. the texas ranger but noodling cowboy singing about cow farts was chicago residents. >> laura: who was the congresswoman during impeachment with the rhinestones on her cowboy hat? >> from texas, yeah, i can't remember her name, with a little cowboy hat. an acceptable cowboy. >> laura: frederica wilson from florida, she was styling. so you can have certain cowboys, okay? >> i suppose so. >> laura: certain. >> the lone ranger. >> laura: [laughter] i will go have some lemongrass. the scandal in florida with massive inflation of covid positive rates have all of us wondering where else does this kind of thing happening? well, we found out we will tell you in just a moment so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or c

so that is -- why i have been such a proponent with automobile never republican, including james langfordservative of oklahoma, we have a bill to push for the backup paper ballots and the one virtue here, voting by mail, along others, including keeping people say, we will have backup paper ballots. they will be the ballots and that that's why right now, we have an opportunity to make sure that the version of the heroes act that passes in the senate includes the money that the house allocated for vote by mail and for keeping polling open 20 days in advance, and that is what we need that is the bill we are leading and it's time to get it done. >> the george will strategy is just win by a giant margin because you're going to have to with the russian interference and with the attempts the republicans are going to try. >> i love that, and that is one of the things i love about our candidate, all of the strong senate candidates, all of the strong senate candidates, i was just with virtually with governor hickenlooper in colorado, we are not limiting our systems to the bright blue states we see

there are coolers. 50 and langford. upper 40s to the north, shannon somma was 49 degrees. look at lafayette, 51 degrees. clayton is down at 52 degrees. that is cool. 54 and martinez, danville, close brothers. if it feels closer to cool for you, it is 1 to 3 degrees cooler. the fog will peel back and the high looks like it wants to build and for a little bit of a warm-up. the low at the gulf of alaska will make its way for what looks to be a pretty good cooldown and lynn. again, august is on its way. 60s, 70s, 80s, not much change going into the weekend. the biggest changes early next week. we get cooler again. >>> all right, not a single coronavirus death for more than three months, and we will tell you how vietnam also manages a growing outbreak of the virus. >>> a long-running bowling alley and the bay area will close for good. why the owner says that they just could not beat the odds to stay open. >>> president trump met with a family of slain soldier vanessa gann, coming up and the next hour, the congressional bill that the president is supporting to change how sexual

administration, but suddenly you're starting to hear largely from senate republicans and this is james langfordh holly, it's a mess, i can't figure out what this bill is about. ted cruz, they'll not simply be shoveling cash out of washington. and ben sasse, senator from nebraska. secretary mnuchin on behalf of the trump administration and the secretary playing gross games with your kids' money. if secretary mnuchin is a big government democrat isn't ben sasse saying so is his boss the president of the united states? >> it is one way of saying it. also senator sasse has been saying something that senate republicans have been saying something for a while. they don't trust secretary mnuchin because he's been able to cut these big spending deals with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and they just point to the problems that mitch mcconnell have rate now and he does not have a unified conference and that weakens his leverage which is why he's not even in the negotiations right now. it is striking to me that less than 48 hours after the senate republicans revealed their coronavirus plan and the top repu

been put into the house bill to -- and also a senate version, to act on that bill, the klobuchar/langford bill, to have additional money for election security. >> i don't have that confidence at all. and i think that our adversaries, in particular the russians, are going to amplify the false messages that the president is putting out about, well, you can't trust absentee ballots even though that's how the president votes. the russians will look for any divide they can to sow chaos in the united states, and what better way than to amplify false information about how millions of americans cast their votes? but i want to say this also, andrea. i've been urging those in the intelligence community to level with the american people about what's going on, to bring them into the conversation so they're armed with good information about what our foreign adversaries are doing. and i have serious concerns about the statement that was just put out, serious concerns in how it gives a false sense of equivalence between what russia is doing, what china is doing, what iran is doing. it is not the same. t

. >> senator menendez, langford, if you want to be recognized, please tell the staff. >> senator bennett. >> thank you to senator carper as you know they allowed them to register for the economic impa impact. it seems to have created a limited tax return as a formality for each household. .. >> and no way to claim the earned income tax credit and the child tax credit. the suitable online system so millions will go without the money they desperately need. with $2700 of economic impact payments of the eit c that she is in this so-called filing trap. so can you confirm the non- filer portal is filing tax returns on behalf of these taxpayers? >> for those individuals the purpose of nonfilers is independent information of the additional 500-dollar per qualifying child to get that in and we are about to issue guidance for these individuals to file a paper return it will be marked amended return and we will extract those from the mail and process those on an expedited basis. >> first of all commissioner thank you we had a conversation about the importance of that payment. is there a reason why

i want to be -- i want to follow up on senator langford's questions and i want to be sure i understand. we have inmates who are in prison for rape, and they have cell phones. and in some instances, they are calling their rape victims and harassing them. and we know about it. and the carriers involved are not shutting down these cell phones. is that accurate? >> i would say they are -- have not been as forward-leaning on some of the technological solutions as they could be. >> how many carriers are not being forward leaning? >> there's no specific number, the ones you would know, the names you would know. >> which ones sf. >> i think all of the major carriers we've been working with, at&t, verizon, t-mobile, u.s. cellular. we've worked with the department -- >> why would you not -- by you, i mean the fcc -- why would you got get them in, hold a hearing, and say if you don't stop this we're going to hit you so hard that google can't find you? >> we've done that, senator. we actually held -- i was the first chairman in history to convene a meeting of the industry, correctional officials,

. >> appreciate that, justso everybody is aware , scott and rosen, langford, holly, ronnie and hassan so senator. >> i want to thank you chairman for organizing this and i agree with you. i think it starts with coming up with a order of what the mission is and if you have the right mission and you have the right funding and you probably get a good result. i think in my years as governor of florida we went through a few hurricane and we didn't just sit and wait for the government to show up, he created our own stockpiles for food and water and parts and things like that to make sure that we were prepared because we didn't, you can't expect something else is going to be able to take care of you . i think we had a lot of people up front of the country to try to figure out how to put ourselves in a better position for the next pandemic while they're also trying to figure out how to make sure we have all the right protective gear with this 10 and. i know as i talked to some of my friends in the healthcare community struggling with getting the right protective gear and part of it is all bei

carter was she and her friend edna langford, would go around the states -- and i think rosalynn spent like 75 days in florida. and they would go into a small town and they'd look for the tallest antenna in town, because they figured that was probably a radio station. >> and then they'd drive up and say, "would you like to interview us? " and they would actually bring a sheet of questions that they could ask. >> so it was a very low budget campaign, but in that particular year, under the finance laws of that time, that was the way to do it. >> they actually stayed in people's houses when they campaigned, all the different carter family members. and i think that's really, you know, a very different way of campaigning than we see now, staying with people in the various small towns. they visited all over the country. >> certain presidential candidates still do that in iowa and new hampshire, but after that, it get's -- it's pretty big, too large to do. >> but let me ask you a bit about the learning the mechanics of a political science, as it were, because again, they've had only a little

carter, she and her friend, ed na langford, would go around to states, spent 75 days in florida. they would go into a small town and look for the -- in town because they figured that was probably a radio station then they'd drive up and say would you like to interview us? they would bring a sheet of questions that they could ask. so it was a very low budget campaign. but in that particular year under the finance laws of that time, that was the way to do it. >> they actually stayed in people's houses when they campaigned. all the different carter family members. that's really a very different way of campaigning than we see now. staying with people. >> certain presidential candidates still do that in iowa and new hampshire. but it gets too large to do. but let me ask you a bit about the learn iing the mechanics of political science as it were because again, they had only a little bit of experience in this. when you read the biographies, their systemic approach to learning the mechanics is breast i interesting. what i'm thinking is that she would number president carter's jokes so h