jack and lois�*s family... cheering.ave been repeated whatever time of day or night it may be. in keeping with the way of doing things over the last 18 months, i caught up with others feeling similar emotions from home. joe fraser the gymnasts godmother, laura kenney�*s first coach coach and adam's teacher. if i can start with you, what a moment. he has got the feel of these bars overl the last few days... he has been dedicated for such a long time. gymnastics is not the first sporty think of, you think of football and those sort of sports but being inspirational for those youngsters coming through, i think it's so important. he's done a greatjob. double front half turn - with that little adjustment! that was a routine and a half. even though it's a long time since i coached laura, you still feel as though you are there with her. like i was when she was riding her first youth event all those years ago. i have been teaching the same classroom for many years and i will often say that's where adam peaty used to sit. just a

joining me now, democratic representative lois frankel of florida.c women's caucus. congresswoman, i think when most of us hear this talk about how this will get funded, it's just very easy to get lost in the technocratic elements of the bill. can you explain in just like normal people talk what it is we're talking about when we talk about how to fund this? >> first of all, alicia, great to be with you. just to let you know, i just spent the day with my 2 1/2-year-old grandson. i raise that because i think for me and most americans, what is important to them is their family. so what i'd like to talk about is what we are trying to do, namely in this reconciliation package, make the child tax credit permanent, make sure that people have access to affordable, quality child care, that we are lifting the wages of the people in the care economy, have paid family leave. we're one of the only countries in the world that doesn't. so, you know, not to get caught up with -- not that the tax part is not important. i think for me, i'm focused on what we need to d

lois is 20 years old,re to be the next olivia cross stunt double. >> when i stopped two years ago, peopleming up to me. >> you're not really getting beat up, but it sure looks and sounds like it. >> kicks, punches, workouts, super-hero style. this is a typical day at the biggest stunt school in the world. learning everything from car chases, to epic battles. >> there's a real demand in the market right now, whether it's french or international, for stunt women. they're looking for confident stunt women where there is more and more action and special effects. there's a real demand. and we have a few who have already starred as stunt doubles in movies of very famous actresses. >> behind the movie make, stunt work is the world's most dangerous profession. stunt woman olivia jackson played a heavy price when she worked as a stunt double for actress lea djokovic. and worked on the set while whie crashing in a dangerous motorcycle stunt. >> when it happens to someone else, you say oh, dear it's horrible but you never think it is you. >> and sued saying the stunt was negligently executed by the

and lois hamilton has won the british grand prix off a thrilling race in front of 140000 fence, a silver stone. the person sealed a record extending 8th when on home turf, but there was some controversy officer crashed between hamilton and the main title . rival mac burst up and that the red bull driver in hospital leaving the driver standing and looking to turn the street on an increasingly unsure looking lewis hamilton. mac switched up and started on poland. syllabus then, but he didn't even complete a lap. the rivals collated as the entered cops corner, and the impact pitched pushed up into a spin that saw him later take him to the hospital for precautionary tests. despite the sporting applause as he was helped from his car, red bill where incense calling hamilton's move dangerous, desperate and unacceptable. hamilton received a 10 2nd penalty when the race re started, but cheered on by a pipe and rook his home crowed. the britain hunted, don't race, leadership, the clare, and eventually over hold him with to last to go. as the most ranks of locals healed a record, extending a british

government is off the united states and the united nations to send troops help stabilize the country. lois was killed and his home on wednesday by a heavily hit squad haitian police say it was mostly made up of foreign mercenaries manual repulse ripples. your point of columbia officials are stepping up assistance to haiti following the assassination of haitian president of nel movies on friday. the colombian government announced that resources and personnel would be sent to aid in the investigation of intelligence officials are also sharing more information about the $26.00 out of $28.00 alleged conspirators identified as colombian citizen. don't up knitting for them. i feel. yeah, we have the 1st details about the travel, some of them made dates from where they went. what kind of airlines this is not only shed with hate is integral central office, but with a dominican republic. as the people linked to the incident used as a port of arrival, the dominican republic to travel to haitian territory, the unrest on the streets of haiti's capital has largely subsided, though tensions remain high.

president as accuse political enemies of organizing his killing to stop democratic change. martine lois was injured in the attack. she was speaking for the 1st time since her husband was shot dead at his home. on wednesday would be the mercenaries entered my house and killed my husband. that murder made me and my children cry. and i know it made you cry to what happened has no name. a criminal has to have the courage to murder a president. as governor myself, they send to the mercenaries to kill the president in his home with his family, over issues of water, electricity referendum, and the approaching elections so that there is no transition in the country. there are other mercenaries who want to assassinate the ideals of the president who went to assassinate the vision of the president. they killed him in my arms in front of my eyes. we cannot let the president die a 2nd time. i am crying, it is true, but we cannot let the country lose its way. perfect. okay. and is in washington d. c and says hey, t, we'll get help from the us. but not what's been awful. sending in the us military wa

. >> iq senator lois. i appreciate your comments butalso all your time and effort . ranking member of the subcommittee. now i think we go to i know that let's go with the your opening statements and we will start with mysteries. >> chair cantwell, ranking member wicker, ranking member lois and his numerous members of the committee. thank you for inviting commercial spaceflight consideration csf to present our members views on space educational awareness and the importance of space safety to a sustainable future of the united states in orbit and beyond. csf is the leading national trade association for the commercial space industry with more than 85 member companies and organizations creating tens of thousands of high-tech us jobs august on building a growing space economy supporting science, academia, business and government. the us commercial space industry is leading the world today thanks in part to the public-private partnerships this committee has repeatedly supported over the years and continues to support. as a result of private-sector innovation the us is see

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what you answer would that come with a confound meant that lois see, i don't complain him when it. if i don't answer questions, we meant different researchers and many of them compare the fight against consumption. i should go that route to the side of tobacco. when you answer to them, they say no, no, no, no mother him when i grow for 20 years, the fostering industry has denied any link between its products and disease to maintain the illusion it employs all sorts of methods. since 2015 cocoa leagues has revealed that the lobby puts pressure on journalist keeps discredit on studies that dislikes finances, favorable research, and hobnob with political leaders to ensure that the results contact was established within the senate. we will actively campaign to register that off during tax is discriminatory, regressive, and will not address the challenge of obesity. we have commissioned the economic institute to complete a study which will prove inefficiency of such tax. it will be ready in 15 days, which will give us another tool to communicate both to the media and to avoid gains grou

she was creating abstract paintings. years before vasily tendon ski, ah, dressed an artist l. frieda lois of x was a victim of the nazi regime. pictures boldly depict the other side of the supposedly golden twenty's work to has gone under in our history last women art works to this right. ah, history itself is a very old fashion to is, is old as the museum. that's reinvent these things. but there's no need to reinvent art in many cases, 90 percent of museum collections, life in storage. art history is ready and waiting for a new don't. how will we live together? that's the question. and the theme of this year is architecture. be in late in venice, italy, every 2 years, architects from around the world come together to share their ideas and dreams this week and arts and culture. we're looking at different displays from the be an hour . today, a project that examines venezuelan barrios, informal neighborhoods that were long seen as separate from the city, but are slowly being recognized as an integral part of the urban fabric. the venice is architecture being the award winning design practi

to release in israeli soldier who was captured by hamas 5 years earlier in 26 gillard shall eat st. lois aysa, who knocked him and you should get fearful that comment on this crowd began by asking you about the 2021 broker cease fire. happy make one or 2. bob shook a few, pulled up and we'll call them out of someone to listen for the clean. well, you have to part i listed on how to who knocked up a time with them. mikaela listed on monday. no one at 5. well, how can i moderate gotten a safe and let them know that i hadn't seen jimmy on suv as well? so it wasn't not the best that was done will come up with the loudecker. i could see what that was still in the office. he didn't say it as yet, it was i left in a few minutes to have to do so he will need walker and i'm a little harder on. well, the poor was a good one man. familiar with you soon is a german mediator who negotiated with him to broker the release of the captured israeli soldier de la challis. so my one, he said, well, well acquainted with the whole story and he was my in that regard, my counterpart in you know, looking into th

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she was creating abstract paintings, years before vasily tendon ski, ah, dressed an artist l frida lois was a victim of the nazi regime. pictures boldly depict the other side of the supposedly golden twenties. what too has gone under in our history last, women art works to put this right. ah, history itself is a very old fashion till it is old as the museum. that's right, that these things there's no need to reinvent arts in many cases, 90 percent of museum collections, life in storage. art history is ready and waiting for a new don't. how will we live together? that's the question and the theme of this year is architecture. be in late in venice, italy, every 2 years, architects from around the world come together to share their ideas and dreams this week and arts and culture, we're looking at different displays from the be an hour. today, a project that examines venezuelan barrios, informal neighborhoods that were long seen as separate from the city, but are slowly being recognized as an integral part of the urban fabric. for venice is architecture be in the award winning design practi

, but they're around all the same for the size, generally speaking, it's seasonally normal. nother lois circuit. you have to replace bringing big showers to europe. why? the after a one year delay, the tokyo and in pigs of buying the growing opposition, my running costs in japan, thousands of athletes will compete in empty stadium. amid the virus panoramic audi 0 will be inside the w to bring them laker games like no other the discover a world of difference determination. i'm coming down, we are moving freedom. we saw the 16 people corruption and compassion. the l just 0. world selection of the best films from across our network of channels. when freedom of the press is under threat, step outside the mainstream shift, the focus that pandemic has turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press. so listening posts on jazz eda ah at least $160.00 dead and hundreds remain missing in germany and belgium after catastrophic flash. ah, are you watching algae 0 live from ne, fully back. people also ahead. taliban in afghan government delegations. meat fo

are continued questions about who is going to lead haiti after the assassination of president jovan lois. his widow is accused political enemies of organizing his killing to stop democratic change all the while. the pits of political instability is intensifying as practical hind reports from washington. d. c. a sign of how scared people in haiti are a false rumors, spread on social media that the u. s. we're giving out the says, a massive crowd showed up at the embassy only to be disappointed that it was faced with this reality. the haitian people are left to themselves. they cannot go out. they want to go to safe places. when people heard the rumors saying that the u. s. embassy is giving exiled to the people they came, the patient officials about the us for more than that, a contingent of us troops to help secure the country. we're asking for vision of the country. we're asking for smart schools to proceed and head us the us, me to report the troops will not be deployed. instead, they will send law enforcement to help with the investigation into the assassination of job and elmo eas, h

or is it micro lois calling people to think of others and relinquish possible liberties your peddling couldn't be best in existence? no freedom exists without duty. the freedom where i owe nothing to any one does not exist. it's a fiction ally. people seldom tell them. my freedom only ends where the freedom of the other begin women, but above all, it is based on a sense of reciprocal duty. what is your freedom worth? if you say to me, i don't want to be vaccinated, but if tomorrow you infect your father that if that have on file now, glove is that often you have a case in front of more than $20000.00 in a single day. the new rules are come into force, meaning anyone wants to go to a crowded public area must present a clean bill of health across the shuttle. and bush and figures are falling but remain high at around 30000 cases a day. there are fears that could increase soon off, that england recently removed most of its restriction. however many be left freedoms aren't being respected as more gas, yes, explain. it would be impossible to sum up what these protests were about. in britai

indicate retired members of its military were involved in the assassination of haiti's president. jovan lois, some of the attack has happened, identified, but officials are still looking for at least 8 un security council is disgusting, controversial mega, the ethiopian building on the nile. egypt and sir don have raised economic and security concerns about the project. if your p s. s, the matter should be discussed of the african us present. jo gardens has american troops will leave on this on by august. first in the us as a chief its objectives after nearly 20 years of war. but the withdrawal comes as the ton of on the continues to seize more territory. the death of a catholic priest in indian prison has brought spotlight on a controversial anti terrorism meal law. 84 year old stan swami was jailed last year accused of supporting outlawed communist rebels. he was imprisoned without charge or trial and denied bail despite his poor health. elizabeth for a long reports or new deli, the mourners gathered at stan swami's funeral in the city of mom by on tuesday after his death for the heart att

for the size, generally speaking, it's seasonally normal. nother lois circulating through the plate, bringing big showers to europe. why? the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your bill. ah ah, a welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, emergency workers in western germany and belgium as searching for hundreds of people believe to be missing after devastating floods. more than 100. 62nd term dead. with that figure, expected to increase delegations from the afghan government and the autonomy brought on meeting in the country capital despite the finance continues to escalate . and i've got it done out of band have launch, have on offensive and captured knowledge part of the country. and south africa police minister says is concerned about growing racial tensions following days of rise, been looting, or than 200 people were killed. some communities have set up vigilant equals to defend their homes and businesses in the u. k.

of the river to relieve pressure on that damn and protect the 7000000 people who live in the city of loy young. but they're still working very hard with authorities on high alert. heavy rain is expected for at least another 2 days in many local se they are terrified and shocked. and trying to stay safe and as dry as possible. all right, katrina, you live for stay in beijing. katrina. thank you. on the german chancellor anglo merkel has promised to speed up financial support for the victims of the devastating floods of killed at least a 160 people. she visited bad, munster i for one of the worst hit towns where people say 8 isn't arriving fast enough. history with a bare hands and a lot of determination chain. so fallen tears clean up one house after the other. the story town of batman the i felt so sweet washed away by the power of the swollen river r jeanette dinner and her husband feared a 400 year old house has become uninhabitable after water. inundated the ground. floor to coppell are known as the gatekeepers of the centuries old fortress and work as to guides. i spoke best, but we

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your position on this has remained consistent for more than a day and lois is security threat.e targeted by spying. why is that not the position of everyone in journalism? >> that is a really good question. you know interestingly i did the reporting with edward snowden in 2013-2014, liberals love the reporting so much that they gave us every rewarded him with the blitzer the film done about my work with edward snowden. the oscar stage, they couldn't lavish and of prizes and praise on us. now, here we are after the trump years in the democratic party and journalism in general has aligned with the cia, fbi, and nsa. and so in response to the resort you did, they would think other journalist just out of self interest even if they dislike ideology in you would say we want to know using your powers in order to spy on journalists. instead they mocked it. oh, he has to be paren paranoid in order to think this. anna statement i've seen over and over, tucker the last eight years to mislead the public pier they use carefully constructed words to say "tucker carlson is not intelligence ta

speaker pe loi si will give her weekly briefing soon. we'll be watching for the rules on those new mask rules on the hill. on the january 6th select committee and for movement on infrastructure talks. we start with that updated mask guidance as every state across the country is seeing a surge in new covid cases. mike memoli is outside of the white house. shaquille brewster is outside of a medical center. i also want to bring in dr. vin gupta. thank you all for being with me today. mike, it is a big step for the biden administration, walk through the rules and what they have played. they are indoors or outdoors. they were quick to go out of the rose garden that day. the cdc is announcing dwlaed in states with high or substantial transmission rates right now in terms of the covid virus, specifically the delta variant, they're recommended that individuals need to wear masks even indoors. they are potentially transmissing this to others and that is something they want to avoid. we should need is guidance and not mandates. when we talk about

you know, our republican colleagues a few years pay go, when it was lois learner and a group they were planning, intimidating right wing organizations, they didn't hesitate to disclose the public returns. it may be up to the committee to take a vote to report portions of this as public. >> congressman lloyd doggett, thank you so much for coming to the "last word" joining us now, david johnson who has done extensive reporting. and matt miller, former spokesman for eric holder, and msnbc contributor. david, i will start with you. you know all when it comes to donald trump's taxes. what do you think congress is going to see when they finally get the committee? when congressman doggett finally gets the taxes in front of him? >> when they get the tax return information, they are going to see clear evidence of calculated fraud. i base that on the fact that donald has had two civil tax fraud trails. and one of the lawyers testified that donald had forged his own tax return. so there's no return to believe that his tax returns will show he's an honest man, and he has fighting as a matter of pr

is feared and we learn through people like lois lerner that it's not always honest. yet nobody has been held accountable. i'm hoping that at some point that will occur. but i'm so grateful to my friend from pennsylvania. at this time, i recognize my friend from oregon, mr. bentz, for touch same as he may utilize. mr. bentz: thank you, congressman gohmert for your time. mr. speaker, i rise today to call the nation's attention to a tragic event unfolding in my state of oregon. the horrifically destructive bootleg fire this fire, now the third largest in my state's history, has consumed some 400,000 acres, about 660 square miles, of pricily beautiful landscape, pine, fir, sage brush, grass and meadows. the fire has taken millions of board feet of timber, the lives of thousands of forest creatures, cattle by the dozen, if not hundreds, horses, fences, buildings and homes. the fire has released hundreds of thousands of tons of carbon which could have remained sequestered for a into the future they have smoke plume has reached across the nation, more than 2,000 mile, inclu

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as for lois, the publicity is helping him build his business. >> it's like the best break-in ever. >> indeed. what if that happened to you? >> if he tidies up a bit, i think it is fantastic. >> i say win-win, but the lose person is his friend. >> right. where is my house? my house is dirty, where have you been? >> i might not notice a difference, because my wife and i are constantly cleaning, so we keep a pretty clean place anyhow. the cleaner might break in this is the silence volvo never wants you to hear. so we're as committed to protecting you in an accident, as we are in preventing them. this is volvo on call. is everyone okay? making us one of the safest cars in the us. and this year, iihs has awarded a top safety pick+ to all 2021 volvo models. >>> now to our series, california dreaming, where we look at issues threatening the california dream and people working so hard to keep the dream alive. >> today we look at policing as the legislature looks at dozens of police reform bills. >> many are turning away from technology and poured more community oriented approaches. >> when we

. -- shall loy. >> they turned on andrew jackson higgens a boat manufacturer in new orleans, he had an a sign of his confidence, higgens purchased a crop of philippine's mahogany, one of the last shipments before the war ended trade there an inspired purchase, particularly since the marines relented. and higgens put his landing craft into production for military use, he would open 7 plants in new orleans, employee tens of thousands of people and build 20,000 landing crafts. >> what made the boat unique was the bow. the ramp that could deposit men quickly on the beach, unload tanks, be retracted and refilled at the ship. >> john schick is a care yeah, . >> the hull makes the boat unique. almost 10 inches of water with a full load. they added the bow later to increase the efficiency of getting men off. >> the invasion was a risky operation, the men going ashore spent 48 hours aboard ships waiting deployment, but choppy seas meant most were sea sick, and the invasion of delayed because of bad weather. with time running out, general eisenhower, made the call, that june 6, 1944, would be d-

quote, trash compared to lois he's being honest. lot of people looking forward to that.h, looks good. that wraps up kron 4 news at 9, but our primetime news continues at the top the hour with pam moore and kindling. step should be in that movie. he might be there's some surprises, a stay tuned. dame lillard is. all right. another reason and is on opens on it. thinking a grant thanks to you both. coming up tonight at 10 o'clock oakland's police calls bridging the gap between his department and the community it serves his top priority. the steps he's taking to accomplish his goal. plus, drugs prostitution. >> covid violations. those are just some of the complaints against a bar in san jose. the step city. leaders are now taking to shut it down for good. those stories and more

carry on is a collection of writings by john lois of georgia. -- john lewis of georgia. >> on a recent episode of the joe mobley show podcast, a criminal profiler and her son discussed race in america and argued that black lives matter is ignoring the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. here is a portion of the program. >> i live in an area of maryland which is a majority black community and meet up started sending me these emails saying, in your community, you could join this group. i was interested because when you want to get involved in something, you would like it to be not an hour away, if you can have it five minutes away. i said, this is great, there is a book group, there are all these groups. the groups were named african-american something or yoga is for black girls, and i'm like -- there were not just one or two, there were dozens of these and they were in my community. i decided, i'm going to try to sign up for them because this is where i live. i sent over, i want to join your group, and they saw my picture and they said, you cannot join because we are only for african-a

haven't we seen this before the year was 1968 tommy mitt smith and john car lois chose to demonstratelking about it this morning. >> the meld had no significance to me. that was my ticket to reach the victory stand. that was my essence and purpose going to the olympic games was to make a statement not to win a medal. britain brian and he still stands behind it today. one man who had an entirely different experience at those very same games was big george foreman won gold medalist at heavyweight proudly displayed the red, white and blue in 1968 and talked about it? >> i will never turn my back on america. i have this fond memory and love for this country and the people in this country. nobody will ever be ever talk to me out of that. >> brian: rye do some olympians want to honor americans america and americans today and some determined to find and poke holes in them. let's ask shelby steel. bring us time in east st. louis illinois. and i remember the olympics were huge event in the first in the e air. at that time i thought it was extremely authentic protest against an america that had

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lois mcmillan in the front row has been the coordinator of three or four or five of those that i have done. it is possible some of you may have been in one of those somewhere along the way. i spent seven years as a high school teacher. i won't dwell on it here, but i still think it is the most important teaching i ever did. some of my students at yale don't need me that much. brilliant kids. at least they think they are. [ laughter ] . they are way overentitled. [ laughter ] but they are smart as the dickens, many of them. but i used to take kids from this automobile town in flint, an industrial city, who had never been out of the state of michigan, never seen a hill any larger than the pitching mound on the baseball field, on field trips, out east, as we used to say, to gettysburg, and philadelphia and washington, and harper's ferry. for five years, i did this. i was iny 20s. i could go sleepless and survive anything, like some of you have. i wasn't doing parenting at that time, which probably means that's why i could do the teaching. but i can still remember the thrill for some kids

. >> i'm lois harp.ady happened. for the first time, cnn brought the world to people in realtime. >> cnn, the world's most important network. >> i didn't do cable news network because somebody told me it couldn't be done. i figured it was a very viable concept, and i went ahead and did it. it was after we announced that we were going to do it that the detractors showed up. >> is cable news network just going to be a new means of delivering the same kind of fare? >> no. it already does provide different fare. cable news network is a perfect and maybe the best example of that. >> people love news, and we had lots of it. and the other guys had not very much. so choice and quantity won out. >> new york city, hello. >> a major catastrophe in america's space program. >> i am lou dobbs along with myron kandel. >> jessica mcclure trapped for almost three days in a dry artesian well. >> the iron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down. >> good evening. i'm pat buchanan, the conservativ

lois or luis? >> oh, can you hear me? >> yes, go ahead. >> hi, good evening. you've missed the very first step in this whole process, which is you need to bring in an outside unbiased group team to do an actual investigation for the school for these very serious accusations of racism. i've said this before, i'll say it again. the u.s. department of education office of civil rights, o.c.r., does this all the time. it investigates accusations of racism. do the right thing, bring in this group. they will do a fair unbiased approach to this. this has caused huge problems in the school district especially against asian americans and the white students in the school, so do the right thing. the university of kentucky is also financed in this matter because you brought them into the february 9 meeting and into the after meeting, and they were part of the discussions that were hurtful especially towards the asian american and the white students. they could be subject to lawsuits along with you. you've already been sued, you'll be sued more, so do the right thing. bring

in june she was predicting that inflation could go above 3% and despite months of relatively loi ballrojections in response to tuesday's high inflation readings she confidently declared we expect a pop in inn lags like this. i hope from our perspective you could see that we are skeptical about some of the inflation projections and i've heard -- i've spoken with a number of people in the financial services industry and when i ask them the question about transitory i'm getting more of a response now of transitory-ish. so can you give me a reason why you believe the fed's position on it being transitory that it will snap back, why that's still well-founded? >> sure. let me start by saying that no one has any experience of what it is to reopen the economy after -- after what we went through and so all of us are going to have to be guided by data and have -- you know, our views -- >> mr. chairman, let me interrupt you for a second. i'd also like for you to answer that question in the context of the flow of money that's been passed in the prior covid relief packages and we heard an announce

ashley: i also think of lois lerner and conservative groups being targeted.werful agencies in washington, in terms of its control over americans. most of us don't have to worry too much about the department of energy or the state department but the irs can ruin us. and you can see what happened. ashley: yes. >> when a few people out of political motivations weaponize these vast powers people have. why you would be giving 80 billion more to an organization that never really, never really answered to that question. also look just now they leaked all these confidential tax returns. someone leaked them. ashley: exactly. >> that is their most important job is to keep information confidential. do we think a bigger irs is going to be better than -- ashley: no. >> they keep talking about, ash, they keep talking about it as an investment, as though you were investing in the s&p or something. it's not. it is government spending. ashley: bottom line. >> we should think of it that way. ashley: all right. i couldn't agree with you more. >> people think the irs is bad. ash

we had the loi rate in 45 years. what's changed?s administration refuses to enforce the law and texas is paying the price for it. that's what's changed. the other answer was the pandemic. last year there was a pandemic and we had the lowest rate of immigration in 45 years. poverty didn't magically appear on january of 2021. the pandemic didn't appear on january 2021. what appears was joe biden and kamala harris and policies that are inhumane, that are cruel and that are failing. >> senator, was the border secure last year? >> last year it was the most secure it's been in 45 years. >> why didn't you all pass the modernization last year after it passed the house? you're telling me it has to secure the border before we pass this. >> i'm not lindsey graham. there's been democrats and republicans who support amnesty. i ain't one of them. i get that you want amnesty. i get that your view is come to measuring. forget the legal processes. >> i want to workforce that's going to continue to support the greatest agriculture and food industry i

she is a lois. our country and they don't want you to know that message. they want you to think that they're protesting because of covid. at least that was the original message yesterday. steve: so there you have got bernie sanders who says look, okay. castro was a dictator. but, he had a literacy program. so it's all better. lawrence: it's all about the program. steve: yesterday, peter doocy pressed bernie sanders about what he has said in the past. and mr. sanders and peter's interplay is right here. >> last year during the campaign, you said that it's unfair to simply say everything is bad in cuba. do you still share that sentiment now? >> i support throughout latin america and in cuba and every place else the right of feel protest for a decent economy. and for political freedom. steve: okay. so, he supports the right to protest. of course, you can't protest under a dictatorship. that's why they pulled the plug after two hours. so we are all for protests. peaceful protests but how about giving th