alone just minnesota.nd we're bringing other key parts of the supply chain back to america like semiconductors which you just heard about. these are the small chips computer chips about the size of the tip of my little finger that affect everything in our lives from our cell phones automobiles refrigerators so much more. american vented these chips we invented them we made them smaller we made them faster we made them more powerful but then something happened about four or five decades ago. american manufacturing the backbone of our economy got hollowed out. companies move jobs overseas we used to produce up to 40 percent of the world's chips but today we're down to producing 10 percent. we despite our leading the world in research and designed for these new technologies why does this matter well we saw it during the pandemic and the global economy came to a halt overseas factories and make these chips shut down driving up costs for american families families all over but american families. one-third of th

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that is not what we believe in minnesota. ever we need to take that proactive message and push back on this. people's lives are at risk. healthcare is being compromised. we know the impact. these folks are just bullying folks who are the most vulnerable for a political end spending time and money on bathroom bills. it is ridiculous. we're trying to create jobs, move to a clean energy economy, and we'll shore up these basic protections. >> governor, on that note the supreme court could potentially make a decision, take up a case on the most commonly used abortion pill in the country, mifepristone. does that speak to you that there should be an urgency among lawmakers in congress to enshrine abortion as a right? >> absolutely, boris. we are worried about it. we're trying to stock up the best we can. minnesota is home to the mayo clinics and the best healthcare in the world. all of the professional medical associations agree with this on the gender affirming care, abortion, they agree on access to these drugs. so they absolutely

they ran for senator in minnesota. the number of washington baseball fans took out an ad in the minnesota -- many annapolis -- minneapolis star tribune, opposing him. he was not a favorite in washington. >> brian in michigan, what your comment? >> yes. i had my volume down rid >> you're going to get some feedback. no problem. go ahead. >> ok. first pitches. we had some presidents with some great first pictures. they opened the season, and some were lousy. how many of them practice before they went out to make the first pitch? furthermore, have you ever heard of the late great bernie harwell, from the detroit tigers? he was the only announcer that was ever traded for as a ballplayer. that's how we got him. we trade a ballplayer for announcer, that's a great story. he was revered in the state of michigan. people respected him all over, especially al kaline. i was at the 1968 world series in baseball is the finest forever. >> you have any recollections like that? >> i could jump ahead. with these world series pitches in 2

, and, you know, the minnesota people are saying where are you?ome you're not helping us out here and visiting us. >> liz, please don't tell him but he's just not that big a deal. his presence wouldn't disrupt anything, but his presence might say something about the administration having some semblance of concern. if biden isn't going to come, his administration people should but look, pete buttigieg is more interested in diversity than it is in competence. he's an incompetent leader but by golly he's got a diverse bunch of people around him and that seems to be all he cares about. liz: checking the boxes, mike huckabee, thank you so much good to have you on. this story coming up. the participant's bill of rights movement is now sweeping the nation. we've got twitter files journalist former candidate for governor california governor candidate, michael shellenburger coming up. we've got newsom in california and a new distraction targeting gop governors and state politicians amid record problems in the golden state. we've got the story in the " even

it's a little different in the pacific northwest than it is in places like minnesota the dakotas, because there's continued to be migration and immigration from the nordic region into that part of the world. if norwegian fishing families were moving in, in the fifties and sixties, then we had saab engineer coming to work at boeing. now we have a huge wave of people working in the tech sector coming with nokia or minecraft, but lots and lots of immigrants that are kind of refreshing. the idea of what it means to be nordic in the concept of a u.s. immigration story. but i guess that's a quick answer to. well, i want to go back to the 30% of the population of scandinavian area came to the united states. what was going on in scandinavia at the time? there was a number of a number of factors. i mean, there were there were issues with. denmark at war in germany and there was also issues around famine. and one of the big drivers was interesting was actually vaccinations that decreased the infant mortality rate and created much larger families. and you've been to norway. i mean, it's hard soil an

kate. >> this morning, a former minnesota police officer is out of prison.former polic officer when she shot dante wright when she served 2 of 16 years of her prison sentence when she mistook her gun for ataser. what more are you learning? >> she going to be remaining remainder of her sentence in december when she served 16 months of the 2-year sentence. she cannot possess any firearm or ammunition, and the state law says that she is required to stay in the state of minnesota unless she receives written approval saying that she can serve the remainder of the sentence elsewhere. potter has been approved to serve the row -- remainder of her sentence in minnesota. if you don't remember, potter is the former police officer who grabbed her gun instead of the taser and killed daunte wright. she was released this morning at 4:00 a.m. at that time out of an abundance of caution. >> you spoke with wright's mother, and what is she telling you? >> i talked to his mom, katie wright, and she and her husband and others are struggling to find peace. i wanted to read someth

the speaker pro tempore: the chair wreck 23450euzs the -- recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mrstauber, for five minutes. mr. stauber: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the life and service of sergeant neal horn who dedicated eight years of his life to service of his country in the united states marine corps. sergeant horn spent most of his marine career traveling the world as a marine security guard to defend the u.s. embassies where he was stationed. in 2002, he served in anti-terrorism capacities in north africa and part of his job was to train marines in door-to-door combat and enhanced marksmanship. he was also an instructor for combat water survival. he spent 14 years working in diplomatic security for the state department where he was engaged in a wide array of investigations including human trafficking, terrorism, counterintelligence, the location and return of u.s. fugitives, large-scale visa fraud, and passport and identity fraud. most notably he played an integral part in re-establishing the united states embassy in cuba. your country is forever grateful f

territory in early state of minnesota where it was so contradictory is where particularly it became kind of partisan, but where democrats were using native people. who acquired citizenship to to use them for political purposes? so for instance when when the organic act creating 1849 was created it created a new territorial legislature and one of the first things it did. is it in franchised native people of specifically of mixed white and native ancestry. so it left out those who were black and native ancestry, but it enfranchise them and in fact, there were a number of native men both dakota ojibwe odawa and one odawa man and several mete man served in the territorial legislature in the first couple years of the minnesota state legislature. so many there were so many of them and so many of the white legislatures who were married to native women, they were all democrats and so they were called there were so many of them. they were called the moccasin democrats because of their you know their connection to to native people, right and and it kind of sound it's there's fascinating debat

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that she will be going to minnesota to serve what's called supervised release.o the way it works in minnesota is you serve two-thirds of your prison sentence behind bars. the last third is under supervised release there's no parole board in the state of minnesota, officials say there's no credit for good behavior, so you're not getting out early off of good behavior or anything like that. so you serve two-thirds of your sentence she had been sentenced to two years. that is far less than what prosecutors were asking for. they were asking for around seven years, and the family of daunte wright did not agree with the sentence that was handed down by a judge. but here we are less than two years after this sentence came down in february of 2021 she is going -- or excuse me, in february of 2022 she is going to be serving this last third out in the open, but she is, again, under supervised release, which means that she has to be prepared to be checked up on. she could be facing drug and alcohol testing, and she cannot own a gun. those are some of the conditions that sh

, feeding the mississippi's headwaters the national weather service predicts river levels in minnesotaill crest by mid- to late week. parts of iowa and illinois could rise until early next week. >> stay away from that water. don't drive around the barricades. >> reporter: davenport's mayor placing his faith in a wall of sand-filled cubes used only for severe floods, which amid the climate crisis seem more common. >> all across the country, all across the world these things seem to be happening. >> reporter: tonight much of the midwest already declaring a disaster, leaving millions on edge maggie vespa, nbc news, davenport, iowa. >>> still ahead, it's not just you allergy season is much worse. why so many more adults are getting hit and how to reduce your risk, coming up give y your small l business one tetech solutioion that checkcks all the e boxe. it''s all hehere with ththe comcmcast busineness complee connnnectivity s solution. peace ofof mind withth cybeberthreat sesecurity. the popower of thehe larges, faststest reliabable networ. plplus, save u up to 75% a ar with comomcast busi

that is followed by president i'd discussing his economic agenda in minnesota. then nikki haley visiting the u.s. mexico border among the recent surge in migration. new york city member -- mayor eric adams highlighted the security measures being taken ahead of the arraignment of donald trump. he called on protesters to remain peaceful. >> good afternoon. i'm joined here today by mary eric adams. as you all know, donald trump will be in new york city tonight and tomorrow. his presence is expected to do -- to draw a lot of attention from media, spectators, and protesters. new york city as always will be prepared. the nypd and our entire public safety apparatus are always prepared. we are working closely with all of our partners to ensure everyone's safety tomorrow and we are asking for the public's help as well in maintaining a safe, orderly environment that allows new yorkers to continue their day-to-day lives with minimal interruption. as always, no dangerous or criminal behavior will be tolerated. with that, i would like to introduce the mayor. >> this morning

the president is on the road today promoting his green energy agenda, this time in minnesota, we find mark meredith, he's travelling with the president just north of minneapolis. what's the president saying about this this hour? >> the white house is saying it did receive a head's up opec would cut oil production next month through the end of the year. it will make it harder for the white house to fight inflation. instead the president who touched down in minnesota a few minutes ago is expected to talk about what is working, inflation reduction act, touring a factory in minnesota, and one democrat is calling the bill a betrayal. his remarks, what he sees as a boom in manufacturing and innovation. and spotlighting cummins, investing a billion dollars to manufacture more low to 0 carbon engines. the white house is facing questions over whether the inflation reduction act signed into law may be contributing to the higher prices so many people are paying on everyday items. joe manchin says he was misled how the money would be spent and not enough is being done to cut down on the national

she then drove home and parked this van in her driveway in minnesota.s not been seen since then. family called police after not showing up for work or pick up her own kids from the daycare. madeleine's sister says she was texting with her just before she disappeared. they found her phone, wallet and jacket inside her house. family pushing for answers from the police. >> things are pretty close to the vest with them. they obviously don't want to jeopardize any current or future investigation. they give us what info they can. unfortunately, it is not as much as we would like to hear. >> hard to get information from the police for us, too. the children's dad told police he left madeleine's house at 10:00 the morning of the disappearance if her van. surveillance cameras spotted the van 40 minutes away in wisconsin. the children's father told police when he got back the house was empty, madeleine wasn't there. they are looking into that. hundreds of locals turning out to help in the search for madeleine combing through wooded areas, bluffs and valleys in min

he served in the us senate, i've served in the minnesota house, before i got elected to the us house a deadlock, and a deadlock that goes on too long, you don't create those opportunities to talk to one another and achieve your common goal of moving forward, so i think the president took the right measure in sanglah, you are elected officials, this is a hard job and you are dealing with a history in which you've been working so hard to move forward to create more peace and opportunity for all the children in northern ireland. you need to just buckle down and do the hard work. and it is hard work and they will say this as a legislator, it can be very, very hard work but i know that the family is a met of distant and catholic in 2003 when i was there in 2010, families want peace for their children. it is very evident. and so those who are elected to office need to keep their eye on the prize, peace for the next generation. has been a whole generation of children whole generation of children who grown up knowing peace and security and they are entitled to be adults and raise their famil

joining me now is democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. we have a lot to get to senator first. i want to give you a chance to respond to what you just heard from your colleague, senator graham, he said. democrats are pushing to allow abortion. up to the point of birth. is that your position? no it is not. i think senator graham knows where the american people are on this. they are with democratic leaders and the people of this country believe that the women of this country should be able to make their own decisions about their health care and not politicians . and they don't want ted cruz in the waiting room. so what does this mean? what just happened while the supreme court correctly decided the case and basically said we can still women of this country you can still get the medication abortion drug that has been deemed safe for over 20 years after a four year review. yet it was three trump appointed judges that basically tried to put their beliefs over the american medical association and the doctors of this country. that's what this cas

anchor: wineries and a nonprofit in minnesota and the war in ukraine. we will tell you how this is coming together this weekend for a fundraiser. anchor: and significant changes for teenagers starting this weekend to visitors to great america in santa clarita. meteorologist: warm spring weather today. find out if it will hang around for your weekend plans. >> carol burnett was here on tuesday and she emailed me and said we are related. i found out i was related to i found out i was related to martha stewart but did music (i swear) jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day...and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. dan: new at 11:00 as thousands of ukrainian soldiers and civilians suffer the consequences of war, two bay area wineries are doing their part to help those in need. tomorrow they are partnering with a minnesota-based company to raise money for prosthetics for injured ukrainian. -- ukrainians. reporter: he never thought he would be here, thousands of miles away from his

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to the us state of minnesota, where the state's largest populated city, minneapolis, has become the firstrayer, adhan, to be heard over speakers five times a day, all year—round. the state has had a large east african immigrant community since the 1990s, which led to the emergence of groups including the state's council on american—islamic relations, which strives to ensure muslims in minnesota enjoy the same protections as all americans. joining me now is the executive director of the council on american—islamic relations�* minnesota chapter, jaylani hussein who is in minneapolis. jaylani, thank you for joining the program. what did restrictions on the call to prayer look like before and why the change now? thank you for having me. it is a symbol of really is lime and is a continuation of what other faith traditions do so for muslims across the world, wherever they are, it's the first sign that you probably know that they are muslims because the call to prayer comes out. just like most people would know that in a church, there are bells going on sunday or on holidays, so it truly is a sy

earlier, i spoke with jaylani hussein, the executive director of minnesota's council on american—islamicdvocacy organization. can you explain what is the call to prayer and white is so important to be heard over the speakers. thank you for having me. it's a symbol of really islam and it's a continuation of what other faith traditions do and so for muslims across the world, wherever they are, you see that that's the first sign that you probably know that they're muslims living because that call to prayer comes out. just like most people would know that there a church nearby if bells are going off on sunday or on other holidays, so, it truly is a symbol of islam and most mosques across the world have the call to prayer and, unfortunately in america, we haven't had that opportunity to see this being practised widely or even practised at all. and so this step in minneapolis is not only historic and we hope that many cities across the country who have many mosques across america can also do that and i think not only it's a freedom of religion issue but it's really also making sure signs of in

some minnesota lawmakers are pushing a bill that would put citizens on a "bias registry tracked by theovernment if they raise questions about covid." . >> if minnesotan writes an article claiming covid is chinese weapon that leaked from lab in wuhan and it is reported to department of human rights is that something the department should put in their biassed registry under your bill? >> that is bias motivated and can be considered a biassed incident. >> todd: the person calling out the bill joins me now. harry, how is scientifically proven fact that the virus came from china, that china admits, how is that an example of bias? >> well, thank you, thank you for having me on. yeah, it was really stunning. essentially the reason why, the reason this biassed registry that minnesota democrats is because it is entirely subjective and perceived victim, what is something that is biassed speech that the government should be surveilling and tracking. it is part of a cautionary tale for the country about what radical progressives will do to consolidate power very quickly. >> todd: that was my quest

where anthony edward scored an impressive $33.00 points for the minnesota. m of was to lead them to a 151 to 131 when. oh, the san antonio spurs. that's the most boy and the supposed have confided under koch, greg popovich in dilation time, and minnesota fixed when in 9 games. job and what a night for auto body of though you touch ads. the youngster ford, could you a high 28 points to lift to steam to a 118. 214 wicked feet of denver nuggets. apache has now scored in the w just in 6 of us not 7 games. both francis fled in easter sunday mass at saint peter's square in the vatican. and as these dom message to the world for francis aust russians to seek the truth about their country's in relation of ukraine. he also appealed for dialogue between israelis and palestinians following recent violence. tens of thousands of the catholic faithful gathered in saint peter's square. visitors, cardinal's priests and nuns, and of course, broke frances, the pontiff, was recently hospitalized for bronchitis, but that didn't stop him from offering the traditional irby at or b

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so it's been 12 days and counting now since maddy was last seen in winona, minnesota.southeast of minneapolis. police tell us she dropped her two young kids off at a local daycare around 8:00 that morning. she was with the kids' father, a normal thing they did together. then drove home and parked her van in her driveway. that was the last time she was spotted. detectives found her wallet, her phone and jacket inside of her house. they say the disappearance is involuntary. maddy's sister said she knew something was up when she did not hear from her for hours. >> my mom actually sent me a message asking if i had heard from my sister that day because my mom had sent some messages that had response. she was supposed to come visit my house the next morning with her daughter and typically, you know, we would have discussed those plans since it was coming up, so it was that evening and we started kind of connecting with her friends and seeing if anyone had heard from her. >> can't really imagine what the family is going through. the children's dad, not named by police, told i

final score, denver 112 minnesota 109. the los angeles clippers. devin booker led the suns to victory, scoring 47 points. he set a new franchise record for the player with the most 40-plus postseason games in phoenix history. final score sons 136, clippers 130. and quarterback aaron rodgers is opening up about the trade that will see him leave the only nfl team he's ever played for. the deal that will send rodgers from green bay to the new york jets was announced monday. on tuesday, rogers posted on instagram his gratitude to packers fans, his teammates, and the state of wisconsin for the 18 years he spent with the franchise. meanwhile, the jets general manager called the trade historic for his team. >> aaron is one of the best quarterbacks to ever play this game. to have an opportunity to add a player of that caliber, you're always gonna, you're always gonna look into it. we're all it's excited to add somebody of his character and his ability. >> the trade involves swapping multiple draft picks. and thanks so much for you

. >> brian: this kills me, we have the rare earth in our country in minnesota and what did they do? >> brian: biden administration says we will not allow you to mine what we need, we have to go to china, which controls 80 to 90% of production of batteries. china will profit. >> brian: you see slave labor in the congo with people digging through mountains for $5 a day or week. that is what the administration has to be called on the carpet on this. >> taylor: the un put out a report saying nothing the u.s. can do if china and india don't get on board, not one thing we do will ever stop climate change. we have to get them on the board and saying our portion of the air is clean, does not work that way. >> brian: jackie, since you got the most sleep, the car companies, can they stand up and say i cannot convert to electric? >> it seems they are afraid to stand up for themselves. the companies in the u.s. are getting subsidies and things to help them thchl is about competition. we want to bring everything back home here because china had too much power. but yet, it is botched the way we a

congressman or a congressman from minnesota said that it was time for her to step down. that suggestion drew a heated response from feinstein's ally, former house speaker nancy pelosi. ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live tonight with that, as well as the request that senator feinstein made tonight, jenna alex. senator feinstein was diagnosed with shingles back in february, and she has been in san francisco ever since receiving medical care. she said today that she plans to return to congress after treatment, but she also responded to the concerns requesting a replacement on a key committee. was the call for senator dianne feinstein to step down, was blunt and came from a fellow democrat, congressman ro khanna wednesday posted this on social media, saying it's time for senator feinstein to resign . we need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty. while she has had a lifetime of public servic agreement soon came from minnesota congressman dean phillips, who added senator feinstein is a remarkable american whose contributions to our country are immeasurable, but i beli

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she walked out of the minnesota correctional facility at 4:00 a.m. local time today.ring this story. what happens now for potter? is she free and clear in effect? >> reporter: not exactly free and clear, jim. potter will be on supervised release for the remaining third of her sentence which expires in december. and there are some conditions linked to this release. for example, she must refrain from purchasing or possessing a firearm, ammunition, or any sort of dangerous weapon. she has been approved to serve the remaining of her sentence in wisconsin. and for those of you who may not remember, as jim mentioned, kim potter is the former brooklyn center police officer who thought she was grabbing her taser during a traffic stop but instead she grabbed her gun killing daunte wright. he was initially pulled over for expired registration tags and something that looks like this -- a car freshener. on that day when he got pulled over, he called his mom. and i spoke with his mom over the weekend and really over the past month or so leading up to the release of kimberly potter

she will be spending that not in minnesota but in wisconsin that's where she's going to be spending thisme and this comes with a set of conditions including that she has to report where she's living she could be drug or alcohol test second-ed and she cannot o. >> what's the reaction from daunte wright's amily? >> we haven't heard any official reaction yet this morning about the release, which we know has happened officials were being tigh tight-lipped about when potter would be released. we're told she was released from prison at 5:00 a.m. eastern time this morning we haven't heard any response from the family officially yet, now that we know the release has actually happened. however, when potter was sentenced, we know that the family was dismayed by the fact that she was only sentenced to two years. prosecutors have been asking for upwards of seven years, jose this is something the family did not want to be happening so soon. >> jesse kirsch, thank you very much. >>> right now closing arguments are underway in the seditious conspiracy trial of five members of the far right group the pr

take, for instance, minnesota, this is just upstream along the minnesota -- or the mississippi rivera minute but these are people's homes. these are people's businesses that are being inundated by this rising flood water, this slow motion disaster that i'm talking about. the way that we monitor the progress of the cresting mississippi river or similar rivers just like that, the red river, are river gauges, you are looking at the ones in flood gauge. the purple ones between minneapolis and lacrosse are the river gauges at major flood stage. there's 20 of them right now but we anticipate about another ten or so in the coming days as the water continues to pile up and we start to melt out some of the epic record shattering snowfall that has fallen across the upper midwest. what you are looking at now is the current snow pack and this blue line that i'm drawing is actually anywhere south of that is the mississippi river valley. so all of this water needs to melt, it filters through the tributaries, eventually ending up in the mississippi river valley and then we start to see the flooding

the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from minnesota, mrs. fischbach, for five minutes. mrs. fischbach: thank you, mr. speaker. on saturday night pope county deputy sheriff josh owen was tragically shot and killed in the line of duty. he and two other law enforcement officers were responding to a domestic violence call in cyrus, minnesota, when the suspect opened fire. it was his 44th birthday. deputy owen spent nearly 12 years with the sherr live's office -- sheriff's office and kreebtly received a distinguished service award for his actions responding to a house fire. he's pictured here with his k nine partner. he was also a military veteran serving with the minnesota national guard and deploying to iraq for 22 months. josh leaves behind a wife and a 10-year-old son. those of us with ties to law enforcement who see loved ones risking their lives every day to protect and serve others share their pain. josh's colleagues place add squad car on front lawn of the sheriff's office on sunday. and the community has made it into a memorial to pay th

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paul, minnesota, to fountain city, wisconsin, to dubuque, iowa, where levels are already six feet abovelood stage and rising. that city closing all 17 of its floodgates for the third time in half a century. >> between 1 and 2 this morning it was in the house. >> reporter: near davenport, utility providers cutting off gas to flooded homes residents evacuating by boat. >> i know when i first moved out here, we had very small floods. they came and went real fast, but the last few years, they've gotten worse >> reporter: the threat relentless with water fueled by melting snowpack in north dakota and northern minnesota slated to rise for days here in iowa where homes are already underwater, the flooding isn't expected to peak until monday >> really strong thunderstorms. >> reporter: the mississippi river flooding phenomenon, one flash point amid a week of wild weather across the south, 22 million people again face the threat of severe storms. this after baseball-sized hail shattered windshields in texas and pummeled parts of florida a catastrophic mix alongside historic flooding in the midwe

at least 20 gauges are indicating major flood stage in parts of the upper midwest including minnesota, wisconsin, iowa and missouri and is expected to increase by at least 30 next week. this is what it looked like monday in wabasha, minnesota. >>> california already is preparing for major flooding as a bumper crop of snow in the sierra begins to melt. ranges are closing yos night national park beginning friday and into next week. california's governor toured the central valley west of this area on tuesday to talk about flood control. it's a major agricultural region that could be hard hit as the snowmelt in the mountains comes rushing down. >>> jailed kremlin critic alexey navalny makes another appearance in court amid growing concerns over his health. >>> ukrainian operatives celebrate what appears to be a successful drone strike. >>> as more candidates emerge for the 2024 u.s. presidential election, tough issues like abortion are back in the spotlight. how that key issue could shape the race for the white house. ♪ prices keep going up. but experian is here to help you save on person

we didn't do it so we lost those two statewide races in minnesota. the votes exist if we do the right thanks to get the votes in. >> all the big donors start funding outside organizations. they need to mobilize voters and get them to the polls. excellent as always. >> jimmy is here and will talk about something called bare minimum monday. our producers, are we share he is keeping his clothes on for this one? let's hope. the details next. scout is protected by simparica trio, and he's in it to win it. simparica trio is the first and only chew with triple protection. oh, fleas and ticks ♪ intestinal worms... wow heartworm disease, no problem with simarica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. for winning protection. go with simparica trio. >>> it is time for tuesday jimmy or as our team likes to call it wtf. joining me now is jimmy, host of box across america on fox news radio and vaccination. jimmy, i have missed you. i haven't seen yo

affirming minnesota as a welcoming state for transgender and nonconforming people who have been banned from access to healthcare in other states. prior to that, about a month prior to that myself along with the mayor of minneapolis signed an executive order making minneapolis a safe and welcoming city for people seeking gender affirming healthcare without fear of being expedited from their states or being criminally charged for just trying to live their lives and so i think that is the importance of representation to be in these spaces where walls and ordinances are being made. just yesterday at the city council meeting where we introduced a resolution recognizing transgender day visibility. so being in these spaces and creating that kind of a welcoming environment bringing in awareness to these issues and make life safer. it creates more awareness and the broader community about the talent. it's critically important for us to be in those spaces. i think presentation matters and of those are the kind of things i am doing to try to address these issues. in fact i'm working with some fol

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