today we are making sure milwaukee is coming back and all of milwaukee comes back.plause] >> mark my words. milwaukee business applications are up 70% compared to before the pandemic. the share of black people employed milwaukee in 2022 was the highest in more than a decade. the investments are not just about jobs. the investments are about opportunity and hope for communities to fully participate in the economy. i've vowed that we would invest in all of america and that's what we are doing. we are leaving no one behind, no one needs be left behind. let me give you a clear example -- as we all know is my introducer told you guys, we all know the exposure to lead water has to our health especially to children's health. it can damage their brains and kidneys for real. lead exposure affects low income communities and disproportionately affect people of color. this is the united states of america, for god sake. everyone should be able to turn on a faucet and no whether their drink was clean and not worry about it. [applause] >> the historic bipartisan infrastructure law

milwaukee is my home. growing up, my mom had multiple jobs to make ends meet in one or a favorite jobs is working as a secretary for jim nelson plumbing service. when i was young, i went to work with my mom and sometimes the owner of the business would allow me to help him out. starting at age 12, i wrote on the truck when he did jobs around, plumbing jobs around the city. this peaked my interest and i decided i wanted to become a plumber. when i was 20, i attended the milwaukee area technical college and then completed an apprenticeship with plumbers local 75. [applause] >> after years of hard work, i achieved my dream of becoming a master plumber and i opened my own business, hero plumbing. [applause] >> ok. among plumbers, if a job takes two days to do and you get it done in half a day, we call you a hero. [laughter] >> as we say, heroes is too much done. that's what i wanted the people might at my business to be as heroes, specializing in getting too much done. that's why i'm so honored to be here toda

and then milwaukee and. i didn't even know that much about milwaukee to be honest. yeah, it's interesting too, because i think especially if we really myopic and look at this in the present, we might view these issues to be kind of strictly bipartisan republicans are in favor of school choice. democrats are against. but as your book shows, that's really not the case. even going all the way back to the origins. i really liked anecdote you shared about the sociology. just who wrote sort of a treatise for school choice in both right wing and a left wing publication? can you talk a little bit about how how this how school choice sort of defies a lot of the rules that we have come to think of that, you know, split issues into half. yeah that was one of the things that i think kept me going through doing all of this research you know, i spent five years on it was sort of surprising moments in the research. and one of them, i think really was the idea that that this was not strictly a right wing thing and certainly in the present day, every school choice is incredibly pola

reporter: jenn vollstedt is a former labor and delivery nurse in milwaukee.eeks pregnant vollstedt was told something wasn't right. at 19 weeks pregnant, she found out she and her unborn child were at risk. jenn vollstedt: i knew that if i carried that pregnancy to term, i was putting my own health at risk. i also knew that my baby, if she survived to term, would only suffer. jenn vollstedt made her decision, while abortion was still legal. the cascade of events following the u.s. supreme court's ruling, overturning the constitutional right to an abortion, hit states like wisconsin the hardest, creating a near total abortion ban in the state one year ago. christopher ford: we have yet to see what systemic consequences this law will have. reporter: health care providers like christopher ford, a milwaukee-based emergency medicine physician, found themselves in legal limbo, when the default legal standing reverted back to a law from 1849. it says destroying the life of an unborn child is a felony except to save the life of the mother. christopher ford: we are in

kelly is referred to as no medicine, no food, no water, no toilets at milwaukee. what legal responsibility does israel have to actually take care of the people that a been full still lives there? so let's be clear. israel doesn't simply have responsibility for more. i see israel is the occupying power of the gaza territory and has been since 1967 under international law. israel is required to provide for the welfare of the civilians in that territory. this is not a territory that they have. in fact, you did in 2023 and then we talked about in the framing. this is a tire to that they and they didn't my can 67 and have never been left in terms of occupation or in terms of effective control. so that's point number one, point number 2, they could provide the most incredible 7 star hotel facilities and oh, i see, and it would not be sufficient because the space is simply not sufficient. you're talking about a territory that on the on, in general is one of the most congested over crowd places in the world. and you try to squeeze in that population to a fraction of that

the un has bones that it has not been able to deliver h to l. milwaukee due to the ongoing war, leaving thousands of families like my moods defend themselves, holding on waiting for the fighting to stop. and it's in this. yeah. then how do i hope that the war with and then they've done it, and we can return to our home in the north and the i hope they'd be specific don't do the gaza strip out of the good safety and stability with it on the say. on the and likely go back to how it was before and that she had. but israel offensive shows a little sign of slowing and was more and more thousands fleeing to l. milwaukee. the area is quickly reaching, breaking point. let's take a look now at some of the other headlines making use around the world that the guitar base television network, l g 0 says one of its commer man has been killed in is ready air strikes in the southern city of con, units in there, cause a bureau chief was also injured in the strike. more than 60 journalists have been killed in the region since october 7. demons around, back to the rebels. plaintiff fired missiles, the 2 s

but israel offensive shows little sign of slowing and was more and more cousins fleeing to l. milwaukee. the area is quickly reaching, breaking point, a brief look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. germany is sending a plane carrying medical supplies to egypt to help patients from the gaza strip being treated there. the shipment includes ventilators and incubators for babies. some dozens injured in israel's bombardment of the strip or being treated in egypt . as many garza hospitals are not operating, humans run back to see rebels have claimed responsibility for missiles that struck 2 container ships and the red sea shipping lines mask and half of the lloyd or suspending operations in the area following the attacks. the rebel say they are targeting ships in response to israel's more with i'm ok by us court has ordered rudy giuliani to pay over a $148000000.00 for defamation. half of the award compensates to georgia poll workers, the former new york mer falsely accused of tampering with ballots in the 2020 election. you face a several other cases over efforts

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many people have fled to the southern region of our milwaukee. the air has been declared a safe zone by the ib ask, but the conditions for people that are still dia to the dunes of allan. the wasi has become a sea of tents in the sand, and the mode moves damo and his family gather what little fuel they can for a file. they came to alma wasi of to israel declared it to be a safe but like thousands of others who fled, they have found a little shelter here. let me go to good and then look at the ground. there's mud everywhere and i can hardly walk without slipping. water is constantly flooding tents and we are suffering a man. we came here to escape the war, but the situation here is bad and we were in the middle of a rainy winter. i was all that bad about of my mood and his family of 10. rely on make shift tents to protects them from the winter rains. there is no running water, no bathrooms, even the most basic necessities us guess the we're exhausted from looking for food and drinking water on the ground. sometimes we have to work several kilomete

hard-working people like harold fleming in milwaukee and in thousands of towns across america.hear thousands of stories of renewal and revival. taking pride in your work, family, and town. pride in this nation. that is what i see no matter where i go in this country. i mean this from the bottom of my heart, i've never been more excited about our future. we are the united states of america. and there is nothing beyond our capacity if we work together. if we work together. and by the way, we are the only country in the world that out of every crisis we have come out stronger than we went in. remember, remember who we are. god bless you, all and may god bless our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] ♪ >> paul stan hauser is a reporter and columnist with the concord monitor in new hampshire. what is the current state of the gop presidential race in new hampshire? >> our governor who endorsed nikki haley in mid-december says there is a two-person race in new hampshire between her and former president no trump. he is the commanding front runner nationally and in our in

say so in and out of milwaukee. and he described unsatisfactory unsafe conditions and the lack of a central supplies more than 60 days. we've been moving to a place to another. and so we, we ended at this point where it's cold in milwaukee. we came here and we had no clothes, no shelter, no food, no water. so we started gathering some wood and some plastic, which is used already for agriculture use. the purpose is not the humans. so after we did the small shelter, we had some breathing problems with our children. so we had to sleep sometimes outside this plastic tends and sometimes inside the children are suffering from throwing out lots of diseases because you know, lots of rubbish is, are thrown around. even though i'm an engineer, i'm educated, i start selling things, you know, so i want to raise my child or bring some, some food for them, some water. so it's a really disaster. i'm looking. i'm looking for the point of view that somebody has to be responsible for us. we're paying a price for the, for something we

hard-working people like harold fleming in milwaukee and in thousands of towns across america.ou will hear thousands of stories of renewal and revival. taking pride in your work, family, and town. pride in this nation. that is what i see no matter where i go in this country. i mean this from the bottom of my heart, i've never been more excited about our future. we are the united states of america. and there is nothing beyond our capacity if we work together. if we work together. and by the way, we are the only country in the world that out of every crisis we have come out stronger than we went in. remember, remember who we are. god bless you, all and may god bless our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] ♪ >> paul stan hauser is a reporter and columnist with the concord monitor in new hampshire. what is the current state of the gop presidential race in new hampshire? >> our governor who endorsed nikki haley in mid-december says there is a two-person race in new hampshire between her and former president no trump. he is the commanding front runner nationally and i

right now, this is the situation in the milwaukee area which considered to be the same soon as it has been designated by the east. what else? the patient forces were palestinians are no longer able to cope with a situation right now on the ground on these, on parable situations targeted by zoom out just the euro, a low seat in the south of the gaza strip. this is where the military has been carrying out an ongoing rate on jeanine in the occupied westbank since tuesday morning. 8 people have been to including at least 4 in a drone, striking israel confirmed the strikes saying the attack killed an unspecified number of palestinians who was spotted holding explosive devices and fire units forces at least 200 and $83.00 palestinians, including $64.00 miners. it'd been killed in his ready attacks in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th. and run con is in ramallah for us right now and, and we're on this is a long ray that's been going on. one of the latest developments that a well, we're in our 41 of this right away here in the at least 8 people have been killed since the raid began

and milwaukee is one of them. honey, my fluids reports from there. oh no. i see one of the last remaining references for tens of thousands of palestinians who had to spend the positive weeks to fling further and further south to escape israel's war on gauze. here we have set up, make shift tens on the sand. isabel has labeled this humanitarian safe zone, but it's not a humane and it's not the same. it's the fan and not the children died because of the freezing conditions here. our life was know focused on how to find bread is really skilled people with ms. silas and shows and we are about to die here because of the lack of everything that kind of keep us alive. they send us here to face a slow death. this rate is don't kill us. the current conditions here will definitely send those to our death at these has told me she had already been told to move a 3 times before she set off for on my was but she says there's no help at all here . how did the image snag? yeah, medicines are not available. i am a cancer patient and i have the problems in my hard tomorrow a

now the residence of the south had been informed again to fleet to milwaukee area, which is an area that had a lot of that type kinds of notable lack of old basic mississippi's where people who had been able to reach this area had describe the situation as being catastrophe without having any access to food water and without having any source of electricity where they come, not any longer at giga, it'd be able to cope with the situation on the ground. a degree absence of food, a basic and a human to cherry and services. that must be afforded in this area in order to be safe from the spot and to be also unhappy temple. now the majority of concepts who had been able to flee safely to this area are suffering as they are now trying to find an outside. and that's a place for them in order to protect and survive along with the family members. and what's the latest you are hearing about test strikes industry? yes, this trip every day and every single hour is being very, is very intense upon me as well. these starting a new phase of its will on the territory. now complete genocide had been made

the milwaukee bucks are also las vegas bound. milwaukee breezed by the new york knicks 146-122.s will face the indiana pacers in the tournament's other semifinals. >>> we turn now to major league baseball. the winter meetings are under way, and we've got a rare tde between the new york yankees and boston red sox. the division rivals yesterday making only their seventh trade in the last half century with alex verdugo heading to new york to trade for three pitching prospects. he also was the last player left from the mookie betts trade. what a disaster that was. while this deal partly fulfills the desire, new york is reportedly not giving up on the push to add superstar juan soto from the padres and could possibly flip verdugo to get soto. >>> and guv enough ron desantis is bashing the college football playoff system. the florida republican who's also running for president asked the state legislature to set aside $1 million for florida state university to sue the cfp committee after the seminoles were left out of. it's being viewed by most as a political stunt. by the town the flo

what do you make of the conditions at l, milwaukee? from what you've been able to say, can you compare to what you've dealt with in, in previous circumstances? no, i think the situation in the gaza is a completely unprecedented. i mean, i've worked in many other places in iraq and syria and the bundle dish or $1.00 to $2.00 long guns and saw i'm there, the 5 doing the have to be so it depends on at the same time in the same place. so of course the got the strip is very small, does have very heavily of an ice, and therefore there is no way to really say elsewhere that have been pockets where there has been the reduced violence or even sites, those created perfect it using the bus go to come to a resolution or smaller to agree meant for example, the frontier digital operation tech was in the southern rwanda during the debt aside before that. so i think the suggestion on the come across such as attrition, anywhere else in the world in the past. okay. and the heavier is referred to as new medicine, no food, no water, no toilets at milwauke

what do you make of the conditions at l, milwaukee? from what you've been able to say, can you compare to what you've dealt with in, in previous circumstances? no, i think the situation in the gaza is a completely unprecedented. i mean, i've worked in many other places in iraq and syria and the bundle dish or $1.00 to $2.00 long guns and saw i'm there, the 5 doing the have to be so it depends on at the same time in the same place. so of course the, the strip is very small, does have very heavily of an ice, and therefore there is no way to really say elsewhere that have been pockets where there has been the reduced violence or even sites. those created it using the bus go to come to a resolution or smaller to agree meant for example, the frontier digital operation tech was in the southern rwanda during the debt aside before that. so i think the suggestion on the come across such as addition, anywhere else in the world in the past. okay. and the heavier, as we've heard, there's no medicine, no food, no water, no toilets at milwaukee. wha

this baron area and i'll, milwaukee covers just 6 and a half square kilometers. it has no reliable sources of water, food or medicine. israel's military is designated a safe so, but many people here say it's anything, but that is the vin number was from the builder and died because of the freezing conditions here. our life is know focused on how to find bread is really skilled people with midsize and shows and we are about to die here because of the lack of everything that can keep us alive. they send us here to face a slow death. these really don't kill us. the current conditions here will definitely send us to our desk chat that garza wasn't ready. what is the most densely populated areas on earth? now, $2000000.00 people are being forced to seek safety, increasingly small taxes of land. they met the sides hammock, dictated to the kid. there's huge numbers of tents here that has huge numbers of people. and more, more people are coming every day from con eunice, some flies and all the insects filled the tents. we live in a catastrophic situation that israel has

in another important game this morning, milwaukee, the second team of the eastern conference table ,against the orlando magic with a score of 118-114, and milwaukee striker ante tompo celebrated his 21st win of the season with 37 points. and a review of some other sports news: parham, especially iran's number one chess player in the seventh round of the $60,000 tournament in chennai. india vs grand master sarbestani won and with two wins, 3 draws and 3 half points , placed in the sixth place among 8 players. iran's five quotas in the winter youth olympic games, which will start on december 29 in south korea, have been confirmed. sarina ahmadpour and ali bloukat in alpine skiing and prosto absalan melika mirzaei and amir mohammad abolhassanzadeh in long distance cross-country skiing. hadifashon in the sixth week of the premier women's football league, today sepahan will face khatun bam, sirjan municipality will face ilan gas refining, fars isatisgaran will face alborz with melovan anzali's pikan. in the table of women's teams bam and manwan anzali are in the first and second places wi

the event took place today at the milwaukee black chamber of commerce. the president said black business ownership is growing at the fastest rate in 30 years. black wealth is up 60% since the pandemic. this event comes as mr. biden is working to shore support for his re-election plans. recent polling indicates americans are dissatisfied with his handling of the economy. >>> turning to the conflict in the middle east. fighting has intensified in gaza over the past 48 hours but it's possible the two sides are willing to agree on another temporary pause. hundred 29 people are still being held in gaza. the president of israel has said he is ready for another pause in the fighting but only on the condition that many more of those hostages are released. reports indicate this would last about a week. it was being predicted -- it would be predicated on hamas releasing all women and children plus men over the age of 60. >>> a year of tests is how the u.s. secretary of state describes 2023. antony blinken held an end-of- the-year news conference today talking abou

right now, this is the situation in the milwaukee area which considered to be safe soon as it has been designated by the east. but of the patient forces where palestinians are no longer able to cope with a situation right now on the ground on these on parable situations targeted by zoom out just the euro. a low seat in the south of the gaza strip 4 men. so schumann is a fine eunice residents and canadian citizen who chose to remain in gaza during the war. he's currently sheltering at the all nicer hospital in han, eunice. he spoke to us about increasingly difficult conditions there in lots of hospitals in units of either we've, we've, we've, we've had the local frame for getting all up to date. and it has cost a local slash on the electrical supply here in the hospital. and in the beaten square this and the equipment best and other belongings. so the 1st thing they uh i, uh, i've had all of my electrical equipment uh, now not not working anymore. and my mattress has to be replaced my jackets, my clothes, and many people as soon as i like that that, i mean, we only had to turn it on the

l. milwaukee is a town on the southern coast of the cause of strip. the area is only one kilometer wide and 14 kilometers. the many palestinians came to this area with very few personal belongings. and the scars of war is really forced to say the area is a humanitarian seats. so but right scripts on the ground to reject that claim and say it's a dangerous false narrative. there is no food, no water, no sanitation, no hope. and i'm up to shade my other over just as my husband was killed years ago . my only son who i exhausted my life for raising was killed by the israeli military. he was killed in his prime murdered by. that is really, i lost my husband's, my brothers and sisters, and lately my son to. i'm left alone in this world. what to do, bury myself, i'm losing my mind. there is no expectation their situation will change. for now they have each other. perhaps the only comfort they can take in these uncertain times. ronald han alto is here. and all the latest developments on israel's war on gaza, on our website at the entre sierra dot com, the ver

honey, i believe you're just outside of that area and milwaukee where people have been told to evacuate to. but the issue has been, we've been hearing over and over is that palestinian simply don't trust is really is when they tell them to go through a safe. so yes very. and we are still at the mall osbee, a newly designated uh, same various supposedly safe area in western uh city. oh, rough by how not just the state thing. desperate situations for free vaca lease, or coming in from different parts of the gaza strip. we, we did walk an entry of use, some of the people who are being, this is their 3rd time force diamond. i my family said this is their 5th time a moving it from one place to another, seeking shelter, but we're talking about it's very devastating desperate situations where there are no basic supplies. no, nope, food supplies, no medical supplies. if there is a, the vast majority of people here are made up of the most vulnerable a group of women and children. there is also another vulnerable to group, the group of, of people who are disabled. and people who are of a, with, w

and so the un has repeatedly set that all up, milwaukee is not suitable to show to rescue g. people are left to survive the cold and make shift dwellings usually without food was so well the most basic supplies we had from some of the palestinians is taking refuge and the so labeled states though. a then i was displaced from job aliya to hon. you news then to rafa. but we came here and there is no life. there are no tents, no water, no food, and the un humanitarian workers here do not recognize us. we hope the world will be able to stop the war and cause we want to america, israel, and from us to end the war by miss when the situation is bad. here we have been displaced from north to south, will left all homes and were offered the town americans goal is to displace the palestinians and there is a told me that america and israel will push costs out into this tonight. and he is sort of dramatic that a mess we apply to no more. i'm calling on the arab countries and the congress of the world to stop it. we're now drinking contaminated water water, even animals cannot drink. they

the un has repeatedly said that our milwaukee is not a suitable place to show to refugees. people display specified and make shift while it is usually without the quick food. what was that? as a basic supplies, we heard from some of the palestinians seeking refuge and the so called safe the mazda. then i was displaced from job aliya to hon. you news then, to rafa. but we came here and there was no life. there are no tents, no water, no food, and the un humanitarian workers here do not recognize us. we hope the world will be able to stop the war and god, them. we want america, israel, and from us to end. the war by the situation is bad. here we have been displaced from north to south, will left our homes and were offered attend. america's goal is to display as the palestinians, and there is a told me that america and israel will push costs out into this tonight. but the answer, the re, a flight in the war, i'm calling on the arab countries and the congress of the world to stop it. we're now drinking contaminated water, water, even animals can them drink. they destroyed us. t

there is no way to guide them. el milwaukee is a town on the southern coast of the cause. a strip in the area is only one kilometer wide and 14 kilometers. the many palestinians came to this area with very few personal belongings. and the scars of war is really forced to say the area is the humanitarian states. so right scripts on the ground to reject that claim and say it's a dangerous false narrative. there's no food, no water, no sanitation, no hope. and i'm up to shade my the oldest. my husband was killed years ago. my only son who i exhausted my life for raising was killed by the israeli military, who was killed in his prime murdered by. that is really, i lost my husband, my brothers and sisters, and lately my son to. i'm left alone in this world. what to do, bury myself, i'm losing my mind. there is no expectation their situation will change. for now they have each other. perhaps the only comfort they can take in these uncertain times. ronald han elders here a how to 0 correspondence will mean al survosity has lost 22 members of his family and he's really strikes. i'

the people here in milwaukee are turning to, to make their own toilets. they have a, they have dug picked in the ground and put this container. this is a toilet to public toilets. they have installed here between all these 10 to use because they have no other alternative. but watch or for high teen stays to be a struggle. add a daily challenge for these people here. these areas are subjected to a lot of diseases on a daily basis because off the great mass, amounts of people crowded in very small areas and without any water for hygiene, you may see it out to 0. rough off. i'm all i see a thought apple. i assume is live 1st now in rough uh, in the southern gauze as a ton of how difficult is it for palestinians to get to and survive in these so called se sense? yes, it's really hot for the palestinians who had been evacuated from the houses and they were forced to leave everything behind to go to live in o. my was the area as mike clear given that had stated in have a report that the situation that is on parables without any proper hygiene conditions and wit

it is where israel has designated a ton of our milwaukee, a so called safe so know the area takes up roughly 20 square kilometers and is mostly made up of bar in desert land. according to the idea, if it's also a place they'll come us as far dozens of rockets from not mixed the ton both and military target on israel's latest, designated to monetary and zone. so when the u. n has repeatedly set us on the watch say is not suitable to shelter rest. people are left to survive the cold and mix shift dwellings without food walker basic supplies. we heard from some of the palestinians, sickening refuge in the name of that. and then i was displaced from job aliya to her new news, then to rafa. but we came here and there was no life. there are no tents, no water, no food, and the un humanitarian workers here do not recognize us. we hope the world will be able to stop the war and cause we want to america, israel, and from us to end the war by the miss when the situation is bad. here we have been displaced from north to south, will left all homes and we offer the town americas goal is to displa

the president also set to announce new investments in milwaukee and other communities.out the swing white house correspondent for politico adam cancren. adam, thanks for waking up with us. walk us through the fine line biden has to walk when it comes to bidennomics. >> yeah, this has been a difficult one all along. the economy by all measures ipdata you can look at is doing really great. the trajectory has been great over the past couple of years. the problem is that voters really aren't just buying into it. you ask voters in pretty much every poll and they say, you know, no matter what people say i just don't believe that the economy is doing well, that the trajectory is going up. and so biden's jobere is to go to these various states, milwaukee, in wisconsin specifically a swing state and really sell a couple of things. one, that under biden's leadership all these great things are happening, job creation, right, wages going up, small businesses starting. and then what's most importantly contrasting that with essentially what biden says a trump presidency would look li

this is just one of the areas of, of my last in milwaukee is originally a 40 square kilometer area where israel has cold, designated humanitarian, safe zone for palestinians in the gaza strip to move to. but as you can see, this area is just made out of installed sin tents for the residents who have fled and were forcibly displaced from different areas. the gods, the city, the north, and even the south end of why do you does so that includes the central part and con eunice city and has been all forcibly displaced in this area called la c. this area is just made out of these been tense that has been installed here and there some areas the 10s of very adjustment to one another. and this area of my law c has nothing of the basic necessities and needs of any human being. so as you can see, it is completely not relevant to the word, humanitarian neither to the word a safe zone because these people, as well as many others in the gaza strip in different areas, are still suffering of relentless, ongoing is really air strikes and bombardments. now going to the humanitarian case of my last, see th

the people here in milwaukee are turning to, to make their own toilets. they have a, they have done picked in the ground and put this container. this is a toilet to public toilets. they have installs here between all these will tend to use because they have no other alternative. but walter for high teen stays to be a struggle ad. a daily challenge for these people here. these areas are subjected to a lot of diseases on a daily basis because off the great mass amounts of people crowded in very small areas and without any water for hygiene. you me see it out to 0. rough off. i'm all i see. i'm speaking of those concerns. the world health organization has adopted a resolution judging immediate humanitarian aid for casa. it's want to have the health system in the gaza strip is collapsing, and cannot afford to lose one more ambulance for a hospital bed. the w h o executive board housing emergency session out there on sunday to discuss the growing health crisis in the palestinian territory. now the work of the hill where it goes is impossible. and that directly

host: that was the president in milwaukee. we have john in oregon, a democrat.aller: i was calling to voice my approval for president biden. i think he is doing a wonderful job. as a member of the carpenters union and a shot out to all of my union brothers in ohio, the president got our pension plan reinstated with the work he has brought to our state. i think we are fortunate to have someone with his experience. times are tough and he has the experience it takes to get things done. host: let's go to and in north carolina, and independent. caller: i agree with the first collar. i'm an independent i have been all my life. when i got old enough to vote i picked out the person i thought the most qualified and the most decent person. that's important to me. i am not a raving religious lunatic but i believe in jesus christ and i believe in evil and good and i believe in the bible that there will be a forked tongue devil in the end days. this scares me because i have grandchildren and biden has pulled us out. i don't think the republicans realize how dumb trump was du

we are right now in the milwaukee area where it's garlands where for us to live in us molten 6 coms. as you can clearly see right now, these areas considered to be lacking all kinds of basic necessities where palestinians afford to live in very detour ratings situation with a clear absence of hygiene conditions and without having any toilets, even to uh, to uh, to survive. and to prove, now they are living in this a regular place where they are a cannot even cope with the rain and the rain had completely excessive bates. that condition now they are living. and since it comes to the previously used to live in a concrete houses safe while the is very relentless plumbing on the 3rd, 3 huts forced them to live on to coop with the situation and experiencing comparable conditions. now those goals and right now we know most the area are suffering and due to the rainy weather, i'm much more grubbing concerns regarding the spreads of in speak to us disease. and a respite wrote to re infections, especially among young children who are hospitalized, become overwhelmed with, with a lot of patien

so i'm just going to talk about milwaukee, wisconsinbout, and this is like the stupidest idea of bigovernment and. f bi so in wisconsin, they've now decided that christmas trees, ar not household ornaments, they are yard waste that's illegal to be picked up during the month of december through march. so in wisconsin, milwaukee, wisconsin, there are 250,000 housing units. >> every one of them is going to have a christmas tree. maybe not. maybe only two hundred thousanmo people are going to have a christmas tree. they have no place to put them because if they put them the on the they're not going to get picked up. so just think about this througt they won h. so they're going to have 200,000 christmas trees, cur00b i know, greg, this is so fascinating. it is. and it's going to get what happensb., after december in wisconsin, january, february, march, three foot of snow. so you're going to have 200,000 christmas trees on the street with maybe three feet of snow above them. >> nobody's going to be able to drive this plow anything. >> you know what that says? lockdown. more on christma thi

the people here in milwaukee are turning to to make their own toilets. they have a, they have dug picked in the ground and put this container. this is a toilet to public toilets. they have installs here between all these tend to use because they have no other alternative. but walter for hygiene stays to be a struggle, add a daily challenge for these people here. these areas are subjected to a lot of diseases on a daily basis because off the great mass, amounts of people crowded in very small areas and without any wider for hygiene. you may see it out to 0. rough off. i'm all i see. let us go live now to apply in southern does a ton it was a nice day for us to turn it the south to seen some heavy fighting today. what's the latest? the housing via the fighting even south continues in particular in calling you to city. now this central city is considered to be the main target right now for the occupation soldiers who are trying to preach, move into the main airport areas of the city in order to eliminate most pointers. and as the, as the occupation had said

so in and out of milwaukee, and he described on sat a treat unsafe conditions, the lack of essential supplies. it's more than 60 days, we've been moving to a place to another. and so we, we ended at this point where it's go to them. oh, i see we came here, we had no clothes, no shelter, no food, no water. so we started gathering some wood and some plastic, which is used already for agriculture use. the purpose has not been humans. so after we did the small shelter, we had some breathing problems with our children. so we had to sleep. sometimes outside the display, plastic tends and sometimes inside the children are suffering from drawing out. uh, lots of diseases because, you know, lots of rubbish is, are thrown around. even though i'm an engineer, i'm educated, i start selling things, you know, so i want to raise my child or bring some, some food folded, some water. so it's a really the investor, i'm looking, i'm looking for the point of view that somebody has to be responsible for us. we're paying a price for the, for something we didn't do. maybe others i've made mistakes with wha

but israel offensive shows little sign of slowing and was more and more thousands fleeing to l. milwaukee. the area is quickly reaching, breaking point, because it will get some of the other headlines making use around the world. the costs are based television that work out you 0 says one of its commer man has been killed in and is ready. air striking the southern city of news. their guys have bureau chief was also injured in the strike. more than 60 journalists have been killed in the region since october 7th. demons around buck who's run back, who's the rebels claimed to have fired missiles at 2 ships. and the red sea shipping joins mirrors on top of the lloyd are suspended container shipping. following attacks by yeah, many rebels on ships, rebel say they are targeting ships in response to israel's war with how much i know course in the us as ordered. former new york city mayor on donald trump lawyer, the need to pay over a $148000000.00 of damages. you see the 2 women over false claims. they compromised folks in the 2020 election given the trial with just one of several legal cases. j

and army spokes person directed palestinian civilians to evacuate to a safe zone in milwaukee along the southern coast. israel says it's new ground operation is needed to destroy him. us, which is classified by several countries as a terrorist organization. hosting the and say hospitals are struggling to cope with a number of wanted outside this hospital and gaza. cc more and more bodies aligned up that there is no room inside. it's full with the wounded. as the focus of israeli bombardments turns to the crowd south of the strip, people say they have no way left to go. the territory is sealed off. death is everywhere. where should we turn the survivors of strikes, report, evacuation? what is coming to light before the problems hit and say that it's homes, businesses and civilians that are being targeted. c we came here in the street, so i'm marchers wounded here and there we don't know why we don't know for what reason. also the ordinary milling. why did the striking all in the middle, i'm sure there's just some of these round maintains that it does not target civilians and claims that

water to the fire rescue was in indonesia ever suspended their search for survivors as mountains. milwaukee continues to be rocked. authorities say 12 people have been missing on the mountain since the main volcanic eruption last sunday. 11 people are confirmed to have died. indonesia sits on the pacific ring of fire. it has more volcanoes than any other country in the world. spewing plumes of ash, up to 3 kilometer of high mount motor. i'll be on the engine using island of sumatra has been interrupting since sunday. the tardies close the volcanoes, popular hiking boots, but it was already too late for some high cause, according to west. so my trust conservation agency, 75 people started climbing the mountain on saturday. sunday. some good and now i'm waiting for my sister's 2nd child to return. now my yamaha for studying at under loss university. she left for the hike on saturday. it looks like he was on his way down and got started. we still don't know his whereabouts. helicopters cannot be used for evacuations, while the adoption continues. the difficult rescue operation has to be undert

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