on independent, marilyn line, jeff started soft. on the term woke and what it means to you. caller: i first heard the term. spike lee mentioned it in a college graduation speech. he mentioned, stay woke everybody. i think he was talking about racist issues coming up or reemerging. it is interesting because it suggests being aware. the right obviously is woke because they are challenging. it has become a term to teach somebody racism. the connotation has gotten all turned around. host: jeff and marilyn starting us off. we will hear next from dave in pennsylvania, republican lineup. the term woke, what it means to you. morning. caller: i have a lot of democrat friends. i try to keep my opinions open. i would like to say, woke people see to say information being leaked on these tiktok videos or evidence that is available to them that goes against their belief system. like our government is lying to us. that is what we call being woke, aware, awake of what reality is. i couldn't find one conversing. that hasn't turned out to be true. and asking questions doesn't make anyone a jo

on independent, marilyn line, jeff started soft. on the term woke and what it means to you. caller: i first heard the term. spike lee mentioned it in a college graduation speech. he mentioned, stay woke everybody. i think he was talking about racist issues coming up or reemerging. it is interesting because it suggests being aware. the right obviously is woke because they are challenging. it has become a term to teach somebody racism. the connotation has gotten all turned around. host: jeff and marilyn starting us off. we will hear next from dave in pennsylvania, republican lineup. the term woke, what it means to you. morning. caller: i have a lot of democrat friends. i try to keep my opinions open. i would like to say, woke people see to say information being leaked on these tiktok videos or evidence that is available to them that goes against their belief system. like our government is lying to us. that is what we call being woke, aware, awake of what reality is. i couldn't find one conversing. that hasn't turned out to be true. and asking questions doesn't make anyone a jo

on independent, marilyn line, jeff started soft. on the term woke and what it means to you. caller: i first heard the term. spike lee mentioned it in a college graduation speech. he mentioned, stay woke everybody. i think he was talking about racist issues coming up or reemerging. it is interesting because it suggests being aware. the right obviously is woke because they are challenging. it has become a term to teach somebody racism. the connotation has gotten all turned around. host: jeff and marilyn starting us off. we will hear next from dave in pennsylvania, republican lineup. the term woke, what it means to you. morning. caller: i have a lot of democrat friends. i try to keep my opinions open. i would like to say, woke people see to say information being leaked on these tiktok videos or evidence that is available to them that goes against their belief system. like our government is lying to us. that is what we call being woke, aware, awake of what reality is. i couldn't find one conversing. that hasn't turned out to be true. and asking questions doesn't make anyone a jo

x to jim and marilyn, democrats line. hello. >> good. thank you for your service.end a lot of other issues come down to home rule. you've been pushing this for years, but my question is, as her ever been a viable option to consider incorporating the district into the state of maryland to solve the home rule issue. seems to be the most common sense approach, and i will take my answer off-line. thank you for your time. >> that's a very good question. it has been raised, and the district was formed. in virginia. virginia took its back. that left us part of maryland. but maryland gave the land to form the district of columbia. in what we call simple. that is, they gave us in perpetuity, so, they couldn't take it back. marilyn does not want to have the district back. they do not want to be a part of that. >> i want to ask you about your endurance or patients of this issue because sometimes, it feels like lucy and the football, and it seems like with the republican house, what keeps you going on this issue? >> this is a major issue. it has been since i've been to congres

marilyn on petal present two color line art such tulips are also called fiery or flay similar colorsthose tulips that were in the eighteenth nineteenth century in holland, each paint was unique, because it was not reproduced, and therefore it was always so interesting and mysterious in general , breeders uncovered this mystery of nature , brought out many varieties with complex coloring, but there is a nuance. when growing such tulips, it is very difficult to trace the onset of viral diseases, because the drawing is hiding and, of course, such tulips require more attention, so there are not very many of them on the market, and the notorious black tulip, for which fabulous awards were once awarded , is no more difficult to grow today in the country than any, there are many other such varieties and they are stable , unattainable goal is the blue tulip, but some specific tulips. there is a blue spot at the base of the petal. and it is quite possible that over time, nevertheless , the breeder will be able to somehow cope with this, so that you can choose a healthy and beautiful tulip. wi

marilyn mosby said, because she, in a response said this decision actually said to dangerous president over a prosecutor's ability to reverse and injustice, she says. we notified the families the victim's family in lineith maryland law and best practices they attended virtually and spoke, she said. to nelson, this case back to court prolongs the pain not only for the leave family also, there's a cloud hanging over a man. who deserves to be free. what's your response? my response is that that's the whole problem. it's mostly thinks that she is her judgment should be substituted for that of the supreme court of maryland. you know, this is a conviction that's 21 years old. that's been affirmed by every single court at every single level, and miss mosby was able to use a law because she didn't like the conviction to essentially reverse it. and that's not how things are done. it's in everyone's interests, including mr side to have all the evidence aired publicly. let us know what it is that that she contends. exactly um, you know clouds this this conviction, but they have a prosecutor. you know , substitute her judgment for that of a jury and of the entire maryland judiciary. it's just not appropriate. ma