ideal for walking to us that unconsciously we deny that experience so you know that a lot of defense mcgann isms that are broken down it helps him emotionally processing our feelings as well and it makes us struggle so much graspable so i would like to share with all if you were there you know i've recently done this activity with daniel is very we created a whole number one still with people so that there's something where you are externalising your emotion which makes your emotions much more understandable so that seems like in the present situation when you read the comic your board and so much strength from free are right and you're able to look at solutions and we're focusing on beating resiliency up building out on strength and you know when you talk about children children are missing so many experiences when i talk to them that they need that eating that if and go get the running to the playground and you know sitting with their friends cycling in the park these are the small little experiences that the that have become the pleasures of life that they actually are missing. you want

and either private companies who hold some of the top financial records and former vice counsel don mcgann and nothing so one thing to watch is to what degree do democrats and has continued to that oversight and then in the senate, as you mentioned, if democrats or excuse me, if republicans do hold the majority of the senate will they continue to do some of the investigations aimed at joe biden personally and that they have hinted at in done work on already will they focus more on the conduct of the biden administration and we will have to see but that's particularly in a time when legislative compromises could be difficult and paying attention to what issues congress does conduct oversight on and how they go about doing that oversight is an important element ofan understanding whats happening in congress. >> host: ten minutes left with molly reynolds. mr. shea out of corpus christi, texas, democrat, good morning. >> caller: good morning, sir. i just want to start off with shame on ted cruz to bring all of us texans into his craziness and as far as the train leaving the station and see bel

achievement was effect on the federal judiciary a lot of people had a hand in this you have to start with mcganneonard leo the federal society and mitch mcconnell majority leader who got them through. but i'll say other people mike kate todd in the white house counsel office this was among most lasting achievements of donald trump's presidency. and these people did a great job. paul: dan. >> paul, i'm going to sing about secretary bette betsy devos put in college regarding sexual abuse accusation. that basically reversed due process for many people. mr. devos's education department fixed that reformed it in a way that established the principle of due process for both accusers and the accused. the secondary she made a lot of progress was in she was a tireless advocate for children going schools in the most impoverish areas by promoting school scholarship programs, and vouchers and charter schools so i think she deserves a lot of credit for making those efforts. paul: i'm going to single out the economist economic advisors and deregulators people like larry kudlow gary cohn casey mulligan. gene sc

that's the question where house democrats sued to subpoena don mcgann.about the russia investigation. that will be a big question for the biden justice department. then some of these personal cases. the president was sued by e.g. carroll. she sued him for defamation, claiming he raped her in the 1970s. they tried to get them to block that lawsuit. the justice supported that, but that is a case they'll have to weigh into. lastly, there is a lawsuit that the doj had sued the former first lady melania's friend for whigt a -- writing a tell-all bk on melania trump. >> the doj is looking into a resignation of the the inspector general in georgia. what happens with that? >> they are looking into the abrupt resignation of geothe attorney in georgia. most of it think they were referencing pock saying he was a never trumper. so pock's resignation is something the department of justice's inspector general is looking at, and why he did it then, also unusual in that moment. the president had nominated or said that a neighboring u.s. attorney would take over that off

life and energy at the department of energy, congresswoman from the departmenttm of interior michael mcgann at epa sending signals on the things we don't like that we will wellng back he will see us moving forward with the vision of the future and it is that you want to deliver not just president biden but every human being in this country that wants to have a safe and healthy a more global and just future that is what this is all about. i'm excited to be a part of this i know the mayors will never let mee down it is a place where the rubber meets the road and if you see the faces of the community those are the ones that we keep in my mind every single day thank you very much. >> i want to thank you for the last four years here in boston and the help you gave me showing up at the first climate summit at boston university three and a half years ago. thank you for that. up next is a friend of mine f a fellow climate mayor who was done incredible work all across the country ands tr founr of the climate of mayors now chair is an incredible friend and partner mayor garcetti spent thank you secre

the test saundra mcgann walks lost her husband to kevin 19 last year she joins us via skype from the chicago illinois thank you very much indeed for joining us i'm sorry feel a loss and we appreciate you taking time to talk to us could you tell us a little bit about what happened to your husband. so my husband started off being sick haven't favor diarrhea and over the course of a week he got progressively worse so backtracked some he contract that the virus we believe from his mom who was hospitalized a week before he was he had been aroused several times during that week to check in are and then after he took her to the hospital the next day he came home and started filming feel bad lords who that was a bright day that next sunday which was easter sunday which was about 8 or 9 days later my husband it up come in to me saying he was short of breath and that that's how many tell me was short of breath at 2nd city emergency room and when we got there we brought out his accident was low he was admitted to the house and given our incident that night he did ok but the next morning he call