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unfortunately some people will choose to be lemmings. now you have lemmings international coming forward saying please, please make us don't wear the mask for the rest of our lives. that is fine, if people want to wear a mask by all means do. we're protected from hallie toes sis and other things if people keep wearing masks. has nothing to do with disease prevention or disease transmissibility once you've been vaccinated or you have the disease naturally. jackie: senator, we're in a better place, moving forward, so many people are reflecting, looking back at the cdc, they're looking at the white house, they're looking at dr. fauci saying if there are so many mixed messages even now what was going all along during the pandemic? were they giving us accurate information? should we have confidence? and that is a big question. >> from the very beginning dr. fauci has shown himself someone to be sometimes is honest about his lying. he says he was lying to us because we're not smart enough to understand the truth. so in the initial stages he sa

paris climate accord to help reduce the rest of the world's 85% and throw in our money to help make lem do it. make sense to you? when aoc is excited about joe biden's plan, it is time to watch out. >> biden administration, president biden has definitely exceeded expectations that progressives had. i'll be frank here, i think a lot of us expected a much more conservative administration. he has a plan for cars of the future will not be using gas but electric cars. why? well the vast majority of batteries used in electric cars are made in china. you figure it out. and in the meantime, it will become slowly impossible to get gas to your gas powered vehicles. it is already more than $4 a gallon in new york city. and get ready for that summer vacation you waited so long for. but by the way, did joe say if it is okay to go out of town on the fourth of july? but joe he says he's focused on rooght out the systemic racism but one man a leading voice in voice relations begs to differ. >> america is not a racist country. curious how joe wants to end, quote, exhausting war over immigration. his sol

and dump scheme that at the end of the day if you wouldn't have a pump and dump scheme if all the lemmings and musk and boys didn't drink the kool-aid and buy into his every whim and also guess a lot is a visionary and gifted us all it has but he has contributed absolutely nothing to the industry other than his loud and frequently misguided opinions he has built on things he's not involved in any project he gets let his name and. that's it and for that he managed to finagle that position himself as a crypto influencer like he bases basically the car dash and as a crypto world making headlines by being loud and standing rumors at this point just to clarify i was not in any way situating that he needed to be silenced i was just making the point that he wields a lot of that influence on social media now a christie you know when he talks about the fact of how much energy is being consumed does he want must actually have any new information regarding the energy impact of mining and for that matter i don't tesla is supposed to be environmentally friendly but what do you think is charging those v

and dump scheme but at the end of the day if you wouldn't have a pump and dump scheme if all the lemmings and musk and boys didn't drink the kool-aid and buy into his every whim and also guess a lot is a visionary and gifted us all with like he has contributed absolutely nothing to the industry other than his loud and frequently misguided opinions he has built on things he's not involved in any project he does let his name in for a duck it goes that's it and for the actually managed to finagle a position himself as a crypto influencer like he plays he's basically the car dash and as a crypto world making headlines by being loud and standing rumors at this point just to clarify i was not in any way of situating that he needed to be silenced i was just making the point that he wields a lot of social media now kristie you know when he talks about the fact of how much energy is being consumed does he want us to actually have any new information regarding the energy impact of big money and for that matter i don't tesla is supposed to be environmentally friendly but what does he think is chargi

it's a pump and dump scheme but at the end of the day you wouldn't have a company scheme if all the lemmings and musk and boys didn't drink the kool-aid and buy into his every whim and also guess what is a visionary and gifted us all with but he has contributed absolutely nothing to the industry other than his loud and frequently misguided opinions he has built on things he's not involved in any project he just let his name and. that's it and for that he managed to finagle and positioned himself as a crypto influencer like he bases basically the car dash of the crypto world making headlines by being loud and standing rumors at this point just to clarify i was not in any way of situating that he needed to be silenced i was just making the point that he wields a lot of that influence on social media now kristie you know when he talks about the fact of how much energy is being consumed does a lot of us actually have any new information regarding the energy impact of mining and for that matter i know tesla is supposed to be environmentally friendly but what does he think is charging those vehicl

it is a very difficult morning and the worst violence that we have seen here in jer rus lem.ought out. you can see there is the entrance to the mosque compound if is the most holy site. as i say, they were brought in and out over the course of the morning. by noon, they were peacefully worshipping inside of the mosque area. they say the on sid is the case. they say they were threatened with rocks and everything. they responded to that and it was fit for tat. one side always blaming the other there there is a number of moments that have come together over the course of the last few weeks. there was evictions being threatened in east jerusalem. and jewish settlers believe they are there. they believe that they should move out and that the settlers should move in. people are talking about the potential of a third and i don't think we're there yet. all of the ingredients are there and it is managed by both sides to calm the attention. >> we were hearing from one of the migrant families recently reunited after being reunited. the family is back together after nearly four years. th

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i think it's important that we also ice lem maybe their constituents don't karks but. it's not good more democracy and it's not good for humanity. >>> joining me now is a man from louisville, kentucky, greg fisher. mr. mayor, gun rallies have continued in america. according to the "new york times" as of wednesday, 232 mass shootings have occurred since the start of 2021. just this long ago a shooting occurred in florida that left at least 22 people injured and two dead. these shootings are still happening. they are a constant tragedy in american life and have not stopped. you are the. >> the them, gig people the right to vote. denial of 16 it. the denial of the basic ability for people to be when they go into the work force and just no interaction wise. congress just steps by the republican party and just looks the other way. it's unconscionable. you also reached the one-year anniversary that were the first the it will -- that innocent blang bystanders and others. >> there is no doubt that this is america's story right now and we need to see radical performance. we nee

the science says no but he says we are all lemmings, submit, all about uniformity of submission and lessce. >> tucker: these people are scary and i appreciate your asking obvious questions when you're a physician, you still have a right to do that i suppose. senator rand paul good to see you. what's so interesting is a lot of people in public health private to agree with what senator paul just said. earlier this month, the heads of the fda and cdc as well as tony fauci tony fauci admitted about half of their employees have decided not to get vaccinated. >> what percentage of the employees in your institute, your center, or your agency of your employees has been vaccinated? >> i'm not 100% sure, but i think it's probably more than half, probably around 60%. >> i can't tell you the exact number, but probably in the same range, some people vaccinated at our facility and others outside of the facility. >> we are encouraging our employees to get vaccinated doing town halls and education seminars, our staff has the option to report their vaccination status but the federal government is not req

dion lem shows us how the power of our voices altogether can make change. >> accompanying the message of a grandma. i stared at it for a long time and thinking this looks exactly like my own grandma. we have as asian americans this unwritten cultural stigma that talking out is bad. staying in our lane is the way to success and not cause a fuss. a law enforcement official told me these attacks weren't anything new and they had been happening for decades. it even went so far as to call them the bay areas dirty little secret. asian americans wouldn't report these crimes because they didn't feel like they would be heard. no one would pay attention or even care. when the pandemic broke i made a promise that i would champion their stories out of the darkness. finally, after all of these years, these families could feel like they had a voice. the story that really changed everything. he was out collecting cans for his family and it brutally attacked. it was caught on camera. not just physically but by racial slurs. he was humiliated reduced to tiers. i remember so vividly watching that video

measure, but if he wants to do that, there's going to be a lot of bargaining and horse trading about key lems within the proposals. one concern of course is what exactly counts as infrastructure. and i think, you know, there is broad bipartisan support for investing in america's railways, and its roads and its airports, but when you start to talk about things like child care, digital infrastructure, those broader definitions of what really makes it possible to do work on a daily basis, and to transform an economy, one that is very digital, that i think is a lot more complicated. the aggregate amount of spending of course is going to be deeply contentious in congress. not the least because the proposal to pay for it is focused very much on raising corporate taxes, raising taxes on the wealthy, raising capital gains taxes, all of those things that are deeply contentious. amongst americans. not only within congress. >> a lot of those individual planks are very popular with the american populous, which would have translated into political capital in the before times of traditional politics, when

my understanding is that officer fanone who has talked to don lem op at length about his feelings aboutthis day has not called officer fanone even though he's out there doing all this back the blue stuff. >> it's incredible for a party that has made backing law enforcement their calling card, for a long time. not just last year but even longer than that. >> right. >> this is about avoidance of what happened on january 6th and wanting to create a myth around what happened. lawmakers saying that it was like a tourist trip clipping that anti-in and the black lives kilometre and the there was a myth created to mollify president trump and also to keep trump voters with them. as melly pointed out, this is about republicans and when you had 70% of republicans who believe the big lee, it's really perilous for any on capitol. >> the republican congressman who said it was like any normal day with photos. there was a picture of him looking terrified and helped to barricade the capitol. >> i asked liz cheney what do she think would have happened in january if he were speaker? >> she did not say no,

oh, oh the the, the, the lemming code is an ancient tradition and an odd phone that is passed on from one generation to the next. and here's what we've got in store for you today. the former stock exchange in paris is now museum for morning and this denisha has a hot set with his own bicycle kitchen. how do you know i'm mad, said alice. you must be set the cat so you wouldn't have come here. who wouldn't recognize one of the most? i'd konig lines from alice's adventures in wonderland. even if you've never read the book cultural ref, references to the nonsensical tale everywhere. but what is it that makes this story? so magical landon's victorian adverb museum has an entire exhibition. exploring this question. patricia ken aah! party aa queen as the much the much happen. they all the here and i was just attention one to one of the world's best men, children's book london, victoria. and how can you do you miss your next petition to the cultural impact of this whimsical tales? honest, herself would say furious. i'm curious. the fascination with alice is all nice and simple in a way. it i

reason she's being remove second down because she's embarrassing and humiliating the cowards and lemmingsld trump lost the election and helped lead an insurrection that breached the capital on january 6th, and they don't take responsibility of that. they are embarrassed by the fact that liz cheney revealed them to be what they are, a bunch of notes on their knees worshipping at the altar of donald trump. >> we're going leave it at that. thank you both. appreciate it. >>> a late night debate in texas where republicans are trying to pass another bill that will make at harder to vote. houston's mayor calls it downright wrong, and he's going to join me next. for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it wai

. >> dion lem shows us the power of how collectively our voices can make change. >> a few years ago,nt me a message asking if i could help a neighbor who heard there was a grandma beaten and left for dead at a playground in san francisco. i remember very vividlyvery vivy accompanying the message was the photo of a tiny grandma. she was crumpled there up on the ground and i stared at it for a very long time thinking this looks exactly like my own grandma. it took me days to convince this woman's granddaughter to talk to to to to to to to asian americans, this unwritten cultural stigma that talking out is bad. staying in our lane as the way to success and to not cause a fuss. a law enforcement official told me these attacks weren't anything new. they had been happening for decades. they even went so far as to call them that they areas dirty little secret. asian americans wouldn't report these crimes because they didn't feel like they would be hurt. no one would pay attention or even care. when the pandemic broke i made a promise that i would champion their stories out of the darkness s

who was basically waned on republican milk, being called a rhino because she doesn't behave like a lemming, following donald trump. now to hear mitt romney -- they called him a communist. they called him a traitor. this was the republican gop nominee in 2012. a communist? mitt romney is a walking advertisement for capitalism and free enterprise and good hair, and good teeth. i mean, it's absolutely ridiculous, appalling. and what it tells you is that the people who are showing up to these party conventions are really behaving far more like a coat than they are like a party with convictions and principles and values, as al described. >> i don't think they would consider mitt romney a communist over in -- >> or in cuba. >> trump told fox that he's considering a run in 2024 and certainly would consider florida governor ron desantis, the florida governor of the state where you're at now, as his running mate. >> he has done a great job as governor. i'm saying what i read and what you read. they love that tick. certainly ron would be considered. he's a great guy. >> you know, i thought i was hea

we're all lemmings, round peg in a square hole. freedom to make their choices. it's is a sad day if we lit this group think take over. >> martha: thanks, senator paul. so president trump said over a year ago that he thought there was something to this idea that the wuhan lab was the likely source of covid-19. he was ridiculed for saying that. dr. fauci gave the idea that no credence at all. now here is. >> because we don't know 100% what the origin is, it's imperative that we do an investigation. that's how we feel right now. >> martha: nikki haley joins he next. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. r owners. three reasons to do a cash

i want to bring in ben wedeman from ge rus lem. what's the latest?it's the continuing rockets from gaza and air strikes into israel but i think beyond that, what is emerging is that gaza is staring in the face of a profound humanitarian crisis. we understand from the power generating of the electricity authority in gaza that they are within days of completely failing to provide any power to the entire strip, an area which is home to 2 million people. that means that the water system won't be able to run, the health system, what's left of it, won't be able to run as a result of this situation. it seems that this small part of the world, a small strip of land on the mediterranean is being bombed and blockaded back into the pre-industrial era. and officials in gaza, hamas or otherwise, are very concerned about the situation. it's worth mentioning that over the years people have described gaza as an open air prison, but also it's worth remembering that several years ago a senior u.n. official mentioned that the residents of gaza are caged in a toxic slum

are furious at liz cheney is because she makes them look like a bunch of cowards, moron lmo moron lemmings. that's why they are angry at her, because she makes them look awful. like, what they are. >> so, let's talk about this poll. there is a -- jon, there is a cnn poll. shows seven-in-ten republicans -- seven in ten -- think biden did not legitimately win the election. is this really what this is about? republicans in congress are more afraid of going against the base, than setting the record straight? >> i think it's clear, there's an authoritarian streak that run -- runs under ethno-nationalism. and the fealty to trump is taking on a totalitarian quality. but that seven in ten is -- is a dangerous metric. because it's all part of the same, pefr rpetuating cycle. reinforced by these close partisan primaries. everybody says look i am fundraising off this stuff and it will help me win a primary. so i will just agree not to speak the truth. and then, that reinforces a lie that has metastasized in our body politic. it is dangerous, it is dumb, it is self-defeating. we need more people with

liz cheney is being removed is because she is embarrassing and humiliating all those cowards and lemmingsge donald trump lost the election and helped lead an insurrection that breached the capitol on january 6th. and they don't take responsibility of that. they are embarrassed by the fact that liz cheney reveals them to be what they are. on their knees, you know, worshipping at the altar of donald trump. >> we are going to leave it at that. thank you. thank you, both. i appreciate it. >>> a late-night debate happening, right now, in texas, where republicans are trying to pass another bill that will make it harder to vote. houston's mayor calls it downright wrong, and guess what? he's going to join me, live, next. ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. allstate my garden brings us together. my garden is my ther

adding that, anderson also had an unregistered firearm on him at the time of his arrest, abc's lube lemcination card crimes here may be the first of its kind that we know of. this is the only case that's ever been done. even nationwide possibly. we did some research to try to find similar. there may be out there, but we just don't know and haven't seen that. >> that was eric rucker reporting for us this afternoon. the bar will remain open, but the license could be revoked as the investigation continues up next here on kron, 4 news at 3 federal agencies and sports teams are coming up to address vaccine hesitancy. >> the incentives. they're offering for you to get your shot. and sales for us. announces a return to the office the date and the testing requirements that will be needed for employees. also, the cdc just released its guidance for summer camps. hear from a local pediatrician on what kids need to do to stay safe this summer. we'll be right back. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all

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we also want is lemming shari'a and taliban law to be implemented by police them at the water. many afghans are scared of the taliban, increasing power. ali khan is a truck driver. he drives all across afghan is 10, and has to pay passage fees to the taliban on a regular basis. just recently he pay the equivalent of $75.00 euros. about a quarter of his monthly salary, which was due to the taliban are increasing in number and their powers growing when they set up checkpoints and full drivers to pay for a safe passage, the government can't stop them. although the official checkpoints aren't very far away. it's just not cool. a farmer has had a similar experience. he makes his living growing and selling grain from his meager earnings. he has to pay that taliban over $100.00 euros on a regular basis. the taliban threatened to imprison or even kill him if he didn't pay up. he's afraid of what will happen when foreign troops finally leave the country road. but i would prefer that the soldiers stayed by the international troops of kept p. c, for the past 2 decades. if they leave afgha

capabilities but also we are looking at wayss of, providing continued support and assistance to our afghan lemnstituting the northern h alliance or finding other ways e to work with our local partners there in afghanistan to achieves our ct objectives? we >> senator, our principle focusd is working with the government in kabul and how we do that, i thosen plans are still being developed and i would be happy . to talk in more detail in the closed session. >> fair enough. f you said last week mr. helvey that sustained funding for the y afghan security forces is critical for our objectives in afghanistan. woul ask you, given the iured would say notable lack of f success we've had thus far with the afghan security forces in standing them up, achieving a high level of t efficiency and output, under what conditions are we willing o to say, would you say that the afghan security forces are no longer effective and u.s. handing for them ought to be reduced ord eliminated? >> senator, would you say that we haveth had some tremendous success in working with the afghan forces. the afghan air forces and sp

have said, okay, if this person can't exercise their own independent judgment and is just sort of a lemmingld do, that's really troublesome and that actually makes them more of a threat to the public and more of an issue for them to be released pre-trial. i think what's interesting here is, you know, this lawyer said this as a bit of an eccentric lawyer from delaware. he's pretty well known within the community for sort of throwing out these sort of lines. but you know, if you really want to extend the metaphor, what we're talking about here is a situation where this -- we have a patient with a lot of underlying conditions who was being fed this on a regular basis for, you know, over the years, and that's really true, you know, this is something that's been -- has deep roots within the republican party in terms of voter suppression, in terms of believing in this myth of mass voter fraud, which just really isn't substantiated. so the groundwork for this has been laid for a very long time, and of course, you know, trump came in and you could call him the quack doctor in this situation and rea

travel which is going to be slowly coming back unclear how long it will take to get back to prepandemic lemsting to see parts of europe reopen. they're all going to say the same thing cities in europe, a gradual rebuild there. nowhere close to where they were pre-pandemic hello? >> i'm there trying to think of all of the different ramifications. if you're a domestic airline, it's great if it's mostly travel and leisure you're talking about, it's great all of the other that we need to think about. >> it's going to take some time, joe. that's the bottom line it is going to take some time. we'll have a guest on saying you're never going to see business travel return that's a bold statement. never? may take a year, year and a half, two years but most believe we will get back to the pre-pandemic levels. it's just going to take some time in terms of business travel >> phil, thank you great to see you. >>> similar story. while travel is coming back, the movie business is still struggling to some extent. been watching this and so far this year gross domestic box office revenue is about $526 million.

if the va was sharing the information because mountain home in johnson city and the va center in se lem have vaccinated a lot of ninth district constituents. i'm wondering if that's showing up in your records of people in our district vaccinated? >> they're not yet. we don't have the federal doses calculated in one instance. we talked with one of the local penitentiaries about the number of vaccinations given. it raises the number three points in that county, but that's not data i have access to fully at this time. >> and that was -- was that the grayson or lee facility? federal or state? >> federal facility. >> federal stilt. okay. >> in lee. yes. >> yes, ma'am. and you've talked somewhat about it, but i know you're learning about the pockets of unvaccinated people, and i'm glad to hear you have mobile units out there. do we need to do more to get the mobile units out? maybe not units that just do the vaccinated but as you indicated, educate the public about the history of the vaccines and the safeness of them. are there other things we should be doing or encouraging virginia to do in