ron: i think it will expand.e operate stores for apple, british telecom, rogers, we are in the u.k. we are playing in that long-term trend of people shopping at home. you choose to shop at home instead of going to the store. that is 30% of how we shop, but all you have is convenience. we think people deserve more, so we bring an entire retail store to the home or free on behalf of our partners. i think the desire to shop at hobo continued to grow. kailey: not just the desire to shop at home but to get what you want as soon as possible. we live in the age of amazon where we expect things in two days or less. e-commerce has had to invest in order to get that speed. how much is speed an issue for enjoy? ron: it is the most important issue. people make choices every day. they want something now. going to the store, they can get it today, online you cannot. we operate a network in every market of mobile retail stores will of inventory with a real person. we can deliver product in as fast as 15 minutes. we will be amon

we're talking to ron and clint howard. they've written a memoir called the boys, a memoir of hollywood and family. obviously the 1st time i see ronnie is on a andy show and i think that she, clint, they're the 1st time to lose a little boy walking. i walk here 3 of like 5 times the one i was like. it's also the 1st time i ever jack nicholson, who, frances bobby, a jury duty, and they want to send somebody up the river. it's at the end, young jed liens that ago. thank you. and me for old out. it's like playing henry fonda and 12 angry mayberry i it's the 1st time you see a lot of things, the vibe of the show, the man i rance and g must have been so happy because it's like just made berries and id, fix it in my head, it's such a beautiful place to be going to get to get into a gig least is not in a scream, or i know what you did last summer film. is that a nice place? you know, it was good with great, good fortune. and you know, there is a story that, that we, that i write about in the boys, which is that very early on, my d

ron: through my mother.overed it when she was having lunch with a neighbor and she was introduced as barbette lacks. she said -- they said, we are workinwith someone's cells named henrietta lacks, and she said, that is my mother-in-law. that was 1973. amy: talk about growing up as the grandson of henrietta lacks, and what you understood, and how you actually learned about what happened with your grandmother and what caused you to write your book "henrietta lacks: the untold story." ron: when they started doing terviews with my family, that's when more information about what was going on at the time. i was young, i was a teenager, so i didn't derstandt too much until later yrs when i found out all that her cells have been doing. my father, i watched him try to get lawyers, with no success. so my parents was trying to find out what was going on with the cells and who was ing what we found out that pharmaceuticalwas enriching themselves. my father, like i said, unsuccessfully tried. coming up, it took a strain

ron: i don't really have insight.ead down points from apple's website, but it is hard to know how constrained it really is. emily: if there are supply constraints and consumers cannot get what they want, does that impact enjoy at all? they are waiting a lot longer than they have in years past. ron: it affects all of us, everyone in a retail practice. fortunately, we raised a lot of capital. we will have a great year next year. the very significant growth as we add more stores. we are getting into 100 north american markets. we serve at&t in the u.s., rogers in canada, british telecom and the u.k. we just got this disruptive model that customers love, and i am super confident in rapid growth. emily: tell us about the future, which companies you currently work with and who else you want to bring on board. ron: it is to become the way the world gets their connected devices. we have smart phones watches, computers. we are on them for hours a day. the hard part is making them play together. when you bring a person into the

they've written the memoir and the stars of it are not ron and clint. it's their mother and father gene and rand shower, who raised them right and also to 2 of the more creative guys i know, ron and clint howard. and the boys is the name of the why not memoir, right? after this on dennis miller plus one the ne bugs welcome to dennis miller plus juan, you know, i don't obviously did not meet rants in gene howard, but i'm fascinated by them because they raise to very good men. i've met these cats both that are cursory sense that i find them to be admirable individuals. i'm fascinated by their parents, keeping them in the master, and they can be hollywood and keeping them. so normal kind and interesting runs successful actor director, producer, known for blockbuster films, like apollo 13 and the, the pre shooting on the vomit comet. also a beautiful mind of the crow, got rob for that issue. the throne, the phone, and the da vinci code, clint character actor who's appeared over 200 tv shows and films including water. boy paula 13. my name is earl, and toget

they said ron desantis was responsible for death and instruction. florida's economy is booming and leading the country in job creation. again silence from the press. what does governor ron desantis think about this. here's part 2 of our interview.

we're talking to ron and clint howard. i've written a memoir called the boys, a memoir of hollywood and family. obviously the 1st time i see ronnie is on a andy show and i think she, clint, they're the 1st time to lose a little boy walking or hunt. i walk here or you know, like 5 times or one episode. it's also the 1st time i ever saw jack nicholson, who? francis bobby, a saw jury duty and they want to send somebody up the river. it's at the end. young jack leans in a good. thank you with me for all the out. it's like playing henry pond and 12 angry mayberry i, it's in the ha, it's the 1st time you'll see a lot of things. the vibe of the show, the man i rance and gene must have been so happy because it's such as may berries, an id fixed in my head. it's such a beautiful place to begin to get you a hit into a dig least these not in a scream or i know what you did last summer, fill me sort of nice place. i know it was good. there was great, good fortune. and you know, there is a story there that we, that i write about in the

ron klain says it's a high class problem. don lemon says it's fine. >> if i had the house on the water like don lemon has in long island, i would think it's fine, too. i can absorb this sort of pain when i'm making millions of dollars a year to have one of the lowest rated shows in cable news. ron klain, to say this is a rich people's problem, this is from a smart guy. i mean, the argument that rich people only buy gas for their cars -- i put gas in my 15-year-old car yet. it cost $50. used to cost 30 last year. maybe the people that are putting gas in their car, they drive to the store to buy meat, fish and dairy. food prices are up there. they get home and see the apartment that i have, i have another monthly increase that is coming. the financial pain is inescapable. to americans it's real. it's elitest, out of touch and will hurt this administration unless the president says, yeah, i know that was my chief of staff but they don't speak for us. we understand the pain of all americans. they haven't done that yet. let's see

>> ron: i started acting so young, they pay me to dress up. >> kelly: i get that. >> ron: someone halloween

listen to this. >> why would ron klain word on tweetthat?eets mean more. >> it's not the first time that ron klain's twitter has drawn criticism is that something the white house is addressing right now. >> are we addressing the chief of staff's twitter habits? it's not a top priority i would tell you at this point in time. dagen: joining me former white house chief of staff himself, mick mulvaney. not under this administration. mick, good to see you. but the retweet was -- i mean, it said that it's a high class problem, inflation. i kind of understand what jason furman was getting at. but ron klain has gotten in in a weird habit of retweeting not jason but some brett odiu -- pretty odiuos people. what is you ron klain's motivation to stay on twitter all the time? >> well, good morning, dagen, by the way, thanks for having he me. the question i asked myself when i saw that come out yesterday, where does he find the time? if you're doing the job of the chief of staff, you would be hard-pressed to find the time to tweet during the day. look, i

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ron's gone wrong. that's actually quite hard to say. it is, isn't it?e wrong it is an animated fantasy. in the future, kids have these things called b—bots, which are your best friend in a box. it's like a kind of big weeble that does all the things that mobile phones do but also it's your best friend. barney is socially awkward, he wants a b—bot, his parents won't get him one, finally they end up getting him a damaged b—bot so that he can fit in with all the other friends. the thing is that b—bot can't connect to the mainframe to bubble, so therefore, it doesn't have the friendship programme. it also doesn't have any of the protocols that keep it safe, so it behaves terribly. he's going to take it back, but then he realises that, actually, a robot that thinks for itself and has to learn about friendship is actually probably a better thing than a kind of, you know, the clockwork orangey, "oh, yes, all these things, they just do what they're told." i thought it was really good fun. it's an entertaining, you know, family film in as much as there's lots of

next up we got ron and clint howard. i've met both these guys individually over our adult lives, but i don't think i've ever talked to him together and they've come together for the most appropriate purposes. they've written a memoir and the stars of it are not ron and clint. it's their mother and father gene and ran shower, who raised don't. right. and also to 2 of the more creative guys i know, ron and clint howard. and lou boys is the name of the why not memoir, right? after this on dennis miller plus $139.00 bugs, 2 out of the dentistry miller was one. you know, i don't obviously did not meet rants and gene howard, but i'm fascinated by them because they raised to very good man. i've met these cats both in a cursory sense and i, i find them to be admirable individuals and i'm, i'm fascinated by their parents keeping them in the mouse during the can't be hollywood and keeping them so normal kind. and the interesting ron's ex, successful actor director, producer, known for blockbuster films like a follow 13 and the, th

joining us now are michael fehr, and ron insanaa. fehr, and farther, welcome, gentlemen. >> fehr and wide i keep going with that one. >> i keep coming back to it. if it doesn't work the first time, it will work the 11th time secretary yellen says that maybe pouring more money into the economy -- it is over ten years. it is not a big slug of $177 trillion immediately, will ultimately slow the increase in prices michael, do you agree? >> ultimately, maybe, tyler, but if you have a supply problem, right, you've got a lot of money -- we don't have a demand problem right now. we have got people who want things we can't get them in ports prices are going up. price of food has gone up, price of fuel has gone up. lots of prices are going up. providing more liquidity just provides for demand. i think secretary yellen must be using some very, very creative mathematics in order to see how inflation will ultimately be lowered. maybe ten years out, but right now you add more cash to a supply problem, it creates more demand, prices go higher no, i

senator ron johnson joins me on the fallout coming up. and is fighting back against the biden border crisis, florida now suing the white house. the state's attorney general, ashleyed moody, is here to give us the new details on this legal battle as we're learning a group of 60,000 more haitian migrants are headed toward the southern border but first, take a look a back at this edition of "the week's talkers." watch. ♪ maria: how bad are these supply crunches that you're looking at? >> the situation's in a crisis mode, and for the port of long beach, as you reference end, we have now moved forward with one of our terminals for extended gate hours, a steppingstone for 24/7. maria: eight months into the administration where the republicans were trying to appeal, and now you've got jen psaki throwing it back at republicans. your reaction. >> it's really, truly one of the most incredible things i've ever heard anybody say from the white house podium. maria: how much longer are the american people supposed to keep hearing all of these lies out

ron desantis won the governorship but fewer than 33,000 votes.gine what would have gone on in the fine state of florida, i own a place in miami, if andrew gillum, far left andrew gillum was the governor? it's worth discussion. >> martha: it's interesting to remember that governor's race. we're going to two governor's races in virginia right now. the pivotal factor is desantis was pro school choice. it was an education issue. >> terry mcauliffe vetoes three school boles last time in virginia. glenn youngkin has run on that. additional charter schools that he ran on. he's also running on getting rid of the grocery tax, getting rid of repealing the gas tax increase in the state of virginia. i'm from virginia. >> martha: southern virginia. real virginia. >> bill hemmer called it downstate. we don't call it downstate. we call it so side, not downstate. >> martha: thanks for the good news that christmas is not going to happen but easter, the bunny might get through. >> add one thing. middle of next year, the contract for the long shoremen is up. so you

your reaction on that piece from ron desantis?ously i will actuallyy disagree with you on something. i don't think most people lookk at that video and thought "i want to go to florida." i think half of the country looked at that country and set i want to go to florida. people looked at those videos from australia and i think half of the country wants that here.i i don't think we are one nation anymore and at least two separate nations. they are putting out attack pieces that look p like pieces o you and me that tells us all we need to know. >> i hope you are wrong but part of me since as you are wrong. so, i wonder if people who looked at that ron desantis add or looked at the australia footage and said "i'm really glad the cops are beating protesters for not wearing a mask. maybe they will be deterred to go to florida or other free states? >> i think that is why we are already separating as a nation. i think it shows when you look at the people leaving california to go to a place like texas, we have numbers that are mostly republ

you know, you really can't sell moron without ron! as you might imagine, the administration's critics and anyone with a beating heart and functioning brain are having a field day with this one. michelin -- [laughter] culinary world. michigan congressman bill huizenga tweeted, please, oh, please, keep talking like this, because you continueally emphasize how wildly out of touch you are with real america. only in your world does inflation hit just the high class and trillions in spending cost zero. smh. you don't want to know what that means, it doesn't mean shaking my head, it's much worse than that. thom tillis tweet, quote: white house chief of staff is wrong! havinglyed in a trail ther park -- having lived in a trailer park in the '70s with high inflation, i can assure you that rising prices are are not a high class problem. it hurts low income families the most, end quote. the white house today said, hey, well, inflation is better than dying of covid, right? so should everyone just shut up and eat their newly-overpriced gruel? join

you have ron klain that treated inflation is a high class problem. it's an average everyday low income and middle income problem particularly. so the white house is showing they're out of touch and have no solutions when they say that. trace, the picture that you showed, a suburb of new york city. that was for premium gasoline, full service. but almost $6 a gallon. i mean, this is what happens when the prices rise with no end in sight. we don't know how high these prices will go. everywhere for ordinary price of gasoline. it's on the march and moving up. >> trace: i feel your pain. outside the door, $5.39. it's been there for months and months. judy, the administration, there's reports that they're talking to some of the oil companies saying we need you to pump more oil. i'm not really of the mind -- do you think this administration has a lot of friends in the oil industry at this point in time? >> well, i doubt it. some of the higher energy prices for natural gas have to do with a policy of shutting down pipelines. the permitting processes is a big

that is the beauty of ron's. bronze can last forever. so every generation that sees that piece tells the story, and the story lives on. julian: julian glover, abc 7 news. liz: what a fabulous story. still to come, live doppler seven here showing widespread rain across the bay area this morning the sergeant, tracking the storm for us. she will join us with the latest conditions. i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: weather whiplash. here is another look at doppler seven. an atmospheric river is packing a punch this morning. >> every time there is a big storm hair on our net goes up we don't sleep quite as well. liz: first responders

ron desantis as you know has been a true leader.ce of an overwhelming mop that wants to shout him down, nickname him "death santis" and lie about the numbers in florida. in the face of that, he's shown a real quality, a backbone. >> he's been strong. >> the numbers out of florida are looking good. we had a tough run down there a couple of months ago. the white house wouldn't shut up. they were running against ron desantis. look at the case numbers coming down. desantis got ahold of thing sent a lot of great drugs to the hospitals. you don't hear about it. don't hear biden talk about desantis at all. deaths way above florida, he's not chirping at newsom now, is he? >> florida disappeared from the news all of a sudden. now he's in a hell hole where everyone is dying of covid. we learned what we knew that covid is seasonal. you need to balance the freedom and economics of your society against making sure your hospitals aren't overrun and nobody has done better than florida. texas ran a nice second place, my home state, a nice second pl

tonight -- ron and clint howard co-authors of "state of terror," hillary rodham clinton and louise pennyn all new "closer look. fred armisene 8g band with ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope everyone is doing well tonight. and i cannot stress enough to everybody here, this is an office building. [ laughter ] people are trying to get work done [ laughter ] let's get to the news. during his rally over the weekend, former president trump endorsed 88-year-old senator, chuck grassley, for re-election. "who the hell is chuck grassley," said chuck grassley [ laughter ] today was indigenous peoples' day. now, of course, some people still call it columbus day and to those people, i say, "how you getting back to jersey?" [ laughter ] path train [ light laughter ] in her new book, ex-white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, called republican senator, lindsey graham, "senator free loader," as opposed to trump, who doesn't call him at all. [ light laughter ] in a new interview -- well - [ laught

they've written the memoir and the stars of it are not ron and clint. it's their mother and father gene and rand shower, who raised them right. and also to 2 of the more creative guys i know, ron and clint howard. and the boys is the name of the memoir right after this on dennis miller plus one of the bugs. welcome to dennis miller plus one. you know, i don't, obviously did not meet rants and g and howard, but i'm fascinated by them because they raise to very good men. i've met these cats both that are cursory sense and i find them to be admirable individuals. i'm fascinated by their parents, keeping them in the master, and they can be hollywood and keeping them. so normal kind and interesting runs successful actor director, producer, known for blockbuster films, like apollo 13 and the, the pre shooting on the vomit comet. also a beautiful mind of the crow. got rob for that. the throne, the phone, and the da vinci code. clint character actor who's appeared over $200.00 tv shows and films including water. boy paula 13, my name is and together the brother

and i'm sure ron is familiar with that experience. it is not a high-class problem if you can't pay your grocery bill and you are hungry, or you can't pay your heating bill and you are cold, or your kids christmas presents won't arrive until easter. those are working-class problems. they are causing suffering today. and to me, this underscores the point that president trump always made so well, which is that the elites aren't elite in the literal sense of the term, as in smart and intelligent and capable. this shows people who have privilege and to have power and who have position have no earthly clue what they are actually doing, and that is one of the reasons why the former president was so successful, because he kept his eye on the ball of working-class issues: wages, 401(k)s, jobs, trade, the things that actually affected regular, working families. now this administration, they are thinking about the $3.5 trillion deal, and how many plug in car installations they can afford. they are totally out of touch with what is going on in th

his latest project is the very animated animated movie, "ron's gone wrong." ♪ >> hi!the box. >> i am, insert registered name, best friend out of my box. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "ron's gone wrong" opens in theaters a week from friday. please welcome, from the canadian wilderness, zach galifianakis! [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, everybody. >> jimmy: hi, zach. you're in your car? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm assuming it's your car. you could be in anybody's car right now, for all i know. >> well, i mean, i'm in a station wagon alongside the road because i couldn't do the show from my house because my internet connecton's too bad. so i'm doing it from my car where it's in the middle of a field where it's better. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, when you have to go to a field to get better wi-fi, it's time to call verizon. you missed billie eilish, she just punched me in the stomach. >> i know. you know, she and i have a lot -- a very similar bucket list. >> jimmy: oh. >> well, i want my hair to grow down to my butt. [ laughter ] that was one of my goals. and n

>> i think ron desantis -- i worked with ron desantis before and ron desantis should continue to runovernor and for the governor of florida and not to worry about donald trump and i think ron desantis would give him a run for his money. again, the president is going to be, the former president's going to be on your side as long as you pledge your allegiance to him. that is it, and if you show signs thaw are moving away and that you have your own aspirations, watch out, because he's coming after you. >> mia love, great to talk to you. thanks so much. >> thank you, john. >>> up next we talk to the star of a broadway show canceling performances because of covid. >>> a bizarre new turn in the saga over the digital media company ozzy after it was exposed. why the founder says they're not shutting down after all. ♪ ♪ ♪ football, is a game of inches. but it's also a game, of information. because the nfl is connected. and at any moment, the fate of the season can come down to this. billions of secure connections, per second. when the game is on the line and the game is always on the line tou

he's launched a left wing pact called remove ron as in governor ron desantis. they released this ad, hilarious, remember, it's intended to be critical of ron desantis. here it is. >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of your cabin crew, we would like to inform you we have officially entered florida air space. now that we're making our final decent, please watch this short message from governor ron desantis on covid-19. thereafter, everyone onboard will be required to comply with the state's -- >> we are not doing any vaccine passports in the state of florida. we trust people to make their own decisions in this state. we are not going to be bludgeoning people. restrictions -- mandates? (siren). >> lockdowns or any of that stuff. >> this fall -- >> tucker: i guess it's like a rorschach blot. people watched that and thought, i don't want to go to florida. most people watched and said, hmm, that seemed like good governance to me. jesse kelly is interested in your reaction to that hit piece on ron desantis. >> they made me love him even more. i don't think most people

ron christie, alwa s the united states. ron christie, always good _ the united states.nited states. ron christie, i always good to get your thoughts. good to see you, christian. here in the uk, the public health experts are calling for the covid booster programme to be rolled out faster. the number of new daily cases is just short of 50,000 — that's the highest level since mid—july — and downing street admits winter is looking "challenging". take a look at this chart. you can see how the uk cases from june this year onwards have surged past france and italy. at the end of last week, france was reporting 4,500 cases a day, while in italy, thery were just under 2,500. maybe the uk is a victim of its own success. having raced to vaccine so many, so early, maybe the defence the vaccine offers is beginning to wane, which is why the booster for older people is much needed. and while deaths may still be comparatively low, there are new worries about the serious damage the virus could be doing to some people's health. we have all heard about long covid, but there is now concern

i'll be asking senator ron johnson for his takes on all this coming up.kets largely ignoring the drama soaring to new highs this week. but mark is out they warning about what biden's bills will mean for investors and the economy. plus, florida suing the white house again as well as an asset. florida attorney general ashley moody is back with us to tell us why. but first let's take a look back at the top newsmakers on mornings with maria and this week's edition of this week's talkers. ♪ ♪. maria: wide sentinel being pushed in this country? the underlying chemicals are made in china for. >> china sees this as an opportunity to destabilized and undermined america the cartel sees it as a way to make a lot of money. maria: you predicted gasoline would surge onto the biden administration way back and october when i spoke with you. is this what you were expecting? >> yes it is, maria. it's all the economic 101. it did not have to be this way for. >> if he continues to get away with coming out publicly and lying to our faces telling us this costs nothing. >> you

european leaders discuss iran's nuclear program on the slide . sidelines of the g 20 summit, they urged ron to avoid any escalation to ryan rebels and students say they've sees the strategic town and neighboring of our region. if european government denies the claims argentina freezes the prices of more than a 1000 household goods to curb soaring inflation. ah, hello, we begins to don where the doctor, as association says 2 people had been shot dead in protests against the military crew. more than a 100 other as have been injured, tens of thousands are on the streets and cities around the country. the u. s. sun, the u. n. had called on to don's military not to interfere with demonstrations. of these 13 people had now been killed since the military took power on monday. laura burton manley reports he'd seen dave in the making thousands of galvanized on the streets of cartoon demanding return to a transitional government. something they say with rob from them after the military coup on monday, they're risking a lot days of protests in the capital letters street to st. battles with the militar

white house chief of staff ron klain retweeted an incendiary message not once, but twice, three hoursrt, saying in part most of the economic problems we are facing, inflation, supply chains, et cetera, are high class problems. with inflation and a 13 year high, some of the sharpest price increases last month included products average americans most often by, beef and pork, chicken, fish, eggs, regular unleaded gasoline, carports, laundry equipment, furniture, and clothing. >> why would ron klain tweak that, and would you agree that's a little bit tone-deaf to >> president biden: >> we are at this point because he made progress in the economy and what would be worse in our view is if the on appointment rate was at 10%, people were out of work. >> we didn't get a chance to ask the president's review, he gave her mark on vaccines. >> president biden: businesses and organizations are in plummeting requirements, are seeing their vaccination rates rise by an average of 20%. >> taking no questions. yesterday when he announced steps to remedy the supply chain issues, president biden also took

ron, what do these jobs numbers tell you about our recovery or non-recovery from the pandemic? >> jose, i think they're a little misleading. the nonforeign payroll number that you referenced, had some seasonal distortions in it. there were more teachers hired in august than september because of the change in the calendar for the school year. and when you look at a separate survey that the bureau of labor statistics does, the household survey, the number of unemployed people fell by 710,000. that's what got the unemployment rate down to 4.8%. so i think the number is weaker than expected, but better than it appears. and so wall street is trying to make head or tale of this, but it does suggest that the economy is on the mend, but with still some pandemic-related disruptions in the labor force that will take some time to work out. >> that 4.8 number is always interesting. the unemployment among african-americans and latino communities is always higher than that, but it does seem to be inching downwards. kelly, tell us what we can expect to hear from the president in this next hou

being the little brother of ron, ron is just absolutely just a top notch big brother.helped me navigate. i mean it was -- i got to watch him do some wonderful the things and i followed along. >> it did help clint along the way to see me cope with public school, kids at school, some of the hazing and frustrations that went along with that. it was kind of always like ice water in your face because the environment at work was such a joy. from early days, it was creative, welcoming. you go out in the real world and sometimes it would be, you know, things would be a little tough. >> he got punched out a few times. >> so, ron, and then clint, talk about your dad and what he did to keep your feet on the ground in the high moments and low moments. what made the difference? why your all still here together talking to us today. that's a hell of an achievement, by the way, considering your background, how you grew up. >> well, the book is, in a way, as we were working on it, we began to feel it's almost like a parenting book. there's an element of this. it wasn't our intention. t

people forced to quit over the vaccine mandate nationwide, governor ron desantis to show us all how toht back. byron donald's is here to talk about the sunshine state showdown. are you a second-class citizen in your own country? a serious question, don't laugh it off. think about how rules and restrictions you are embarking, pick taxpaying citizens in this country, rules you are forced to abide by and others on the left and noncitizens, not even in the country legally get a free pass. what about vaccine mandates? i'll have more on this later. you know the ones forcing people to quit their jobs all over the country? check out this headline. white house tries to finalize vaccine mandates, dozens of groups in a meeting. you know one of the groups that doesn't feet a last-minute meeting because i don't meet the request of exemption? illegal immigrants. they used to break the law because they are already exempt. how does that make you feel? second, you are an illegal immigrant, feel free to hop on facebook and share with your friends how to get across the border illegally. don't drop that a