name is mark robinson, i'm lieutenant governor of north carolina. i am pleased to be here. i would like to now welcome to the stage madison cawthorn, 11th district chairman congressman from north carolina. thank you all. we appreciate you. >> hello, everybody. so good to be here. . so honored to be with normal americans. washington, d.c., these globalists who want to indoctrinate our children and remove our moral foundation from the next generation, they want to make a generation completely reliant on the government. when i'm around them in washington, i feel like we are at battle at all time. it's not just against flesh and blood. you can feel the tension. when i got to come down to orlando and see real americans who care about this country, it does my heart good. thank you for that. i want to really talk about what's going on in our nation. i think what's happening is they are trying to destroy our nuclear family. they are trying to destroy what made america great for so long. the fact that we were founded on judeo-christian values. i'm excited to be a dad. i just got mar

ladies and gentlemen, with a set of curated speeches on the real costs of tuition, please welcome mark robinson♪ mark: where am i standing? i guess i'm standing right here. [cheers and applause] hello. thank you for being here. thank you for that wonderful greeting. the speeches you will hear are about education, in particular education as it pertains to north carolina, because the people you would hear from our congresspeople from north carolina. i want you to listen to the speeches carefully. as you heard, i am the lieutenant governor of north carolina. i sit on the state school board. all of you conservatives that are listening in the right now, i want you to hear something, if there is anything conservatives need to tackle in this nation, not just north carolina, but across this nation, we need to wrestle the education system away from these leftists who have turned it into their own personal playground and are using it for political means to vex the minds of our youth. we need to fight it on every front. our office is currently fighting it from the social studies standards they have politi

my name is mark robinson, i am lieutenant governor of north carolina. i am pleased to be here. would like to welcome to the stage madison cawthorn, 11th district congressman from north carolina. thank you walt we appreciate your. [applause] ♪ rep. cawthorn: hello everybody. it is so good to be here. i am honored to be with normal americans. [applause] washington, d.c., these globalists want to indoctrinate our children, remove our moral foundation from the next generation. they want to make a generation reliant on the government. when i am around them, it is not just flesh and blood up there, you can feel the tension in the city. when i come down to orlando and see real americans, who care about this country. it does my heart so good. i want to talk about what is going on in our nation. what is happening, they are trying to destroy our nuclear family. what has made america great for so long. our moral foundation, that we were founded on judeo-christian values, that we live in a nation that we can be proud of. i am excited to be a father, everything is going great in my life. [a

leading off the station is the state's governor mark robinson. [applause] >> where am i standing? i guess i'm standing here in the middle. thank you all for being here. thank you for that wonderful greeting.

suspected fraud mark at lee went through a similar experience and has yet to hear back from duty after submitting all his forms of identification back in november between at lee and robinson both men say they've tried calling the department more than 2000 times and have yet to get any updates on their case that some ballots on numbers. forget the phones like or even >>and so during a telephone press tds deputy director of public affairs announced the department currently has more than 3400 agents to take calls and the average wait time is 40 minutes when fox 40 asked why cases like athletes and robinson's aren't getting the help they need. we were referred to their it by the crane >>can't how go how all the right material >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news police reform is pushing ahead on capitol hill as the house passes a major reform measure, look at the fate of the bill in a divided senate ahead. >>a national news police reform is pushing for it on capitol hill is the democratic led house passes the george floyd justice in police to act act is a sweeping overhaul of the nation's policing system. it first passed the house last summer before failing and what wa

got suspected mark at lee went through a similar experience and has yet to hear back from duty after submitting all his forms of identification back in november between at lee and robinson both men say they've tried calling the department more than 2000 times and have yet to get any updates on their case it's all about numbers. >>forget the phones like or even >>and so during a telephone press conference tds deputy director of public affairs can announce the department currently has more than 3400 agents to take calls and the average wait time is 40 minutes when fox 40 asked why cases like athletes and robinson's aren't getting the help they need. we were referred to their >>can't how go how all the right material high in sacramento. jeannie nguyen. >>and in order to continue to try to stop fraud. the department also announced today. they are no longer using social security numbers on claim forms that are sent through the mail. >>still to come all youth sports in california can resume, but there is a caveat kron 4 news at 6 we'll be talking live to ucsf doctor near up on about what parents coaches and players. can expect also we go one on one with oakland's new police c

robinson. tom, investors are asking a really legit question, what changed in the past 24 hours for the nasdaq, and does it mark the very end of this pull aback? and if so, what looks cheap to you now? >> yeah. well, liz, i was on just over a week ago, and we said that the rate of change for the 10-year yield should slow. the catalyst was on friday when bank of japan stopped widening the band which leads the 10-year jgb at zero relative to our 10-year yield which is now at 155 basis points. the japanese have been net sellers of treasuries for the last five years, now they're going to be buyers. the stabilization of rates that helped tech bounce, and we think the plan moving forward is to buy those high-yielding stocks that have actually been hit in the last couple of months with rates rising. we particularly like utilities, staples and big pharma. tech can get a bounce, but keep in mind moving into q2 we're going to have very difficult comps coming forward for tech because they've pulled forward a lot of growth last year, and the slow growth environment where they thrive is no longer present. we're going to hav

got suspected mark at lee went through a similar experience and has yet to hear back from duty after submitting all his forms of identification back in november between at lee and robinsonn say they've tried calling the department more than 2000 times and have yet to get any updates on their case it's all about numbers. forget the phones like or even turning them off. >>and so during a telephone press tds deputy director of public affairs announced the department currently has more than 3400 agents to take calls and the average wait time is 40 minutes when fox 40 asked why cases like athletes and robinson's aren't getting the help they need. we were referred to their >>can't how go how all the right material in sacramento. jeannie nguyen, fox, 40 news. >>in the east bay has been a violent start to the year in oakland since january 1st. there have been 26 people killed murdered and a 150 shootings newly appointed oakland police chief leronne armstrong has experience out on the beat as a patrol officer and as an investigator in the traffic unit and he claims that his strategy is helped to reduce violence already. >>january we 15 homicides in we had last week alone we arre