a week after lincoln said that, sherman sent a telegram north that red -- everything change. there was. bringing hope that sony and the north have lost. even the most ardent confederates saw this is the norm's strategic victory that the union had one. atlanta, dead center in would have been confederate territory. there were so my weeks until the election, but everything began to go lincoln's way. he was reelected with an electoral landslide. in the military vote, he triumphed by three. -- 3 million. in atlanta, the state percent for sherman's march to see, and on christmas day 1864, lincoln written and other children from sherman, i would present to you the city of savannah and 25,000 bales of cotton. as 1864 ended, the war was at last winding down. 30 more weeks robert the was surrendered. 17 days after that, lease west point classmate josephine johnson, sharon scott. between those two strangers, john wilkes booth assassinated lincoln in washington on april 14 eight 65. at the end of my book, out ahead of those events, my detailed treatment ends where it can with the white h

eisenhower relied enormously on sherman adams altering his illnesses.e was essentially the acting president. but it turns out adams had his finger in a lot of pies. eventually the "washington merry-go-round" published enough of an expose eisenhower, to his great regret, had to fire sherman adams. then i discovered through a story at gettysburg -- through a historian i gettysburg that afterwards the kennedy justice department continued to look into pearson's allegations and found out that adams' behavior was even worse than pearson had said. he had been collecting money from private sources and they threatened to file a major income tax case against sherman adams. former president eisenhower so upset he sent word to president kennedy and asked the justice department prosecute the former chief of staff. john f. kennedy wanted eisenhower to be indebted to him so he ordered his brother to drop the case and his brother said, that would be wrong. john kennedy said which was elected president? there is a lot of interesting stories in their in terms of other ag

coming up, 10-year nfl quarterback richard sherman. you know him certainly. joins the board of the largest gaming media e-sports and entertainment platform in north america. e-sports is growing at an amazing pace. we will discuss the move with him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. enthusiast gaming is the largest gaming e-sports and entertainment platform in north america. it started trading on the nasdaq a few weeks ago, and e-sports has been blowing up. it has seen tremendous growth over the past year, while many traditional sports were forced to shut down due to the pandemic. 10 year nfl cornerback richard sherman was just appointed to the port of directors and joins us now to talk a little bit about this. first off, how did you get introduced to the world of e-sports? when we were kids, it would have sounded crazy that people are going to start watching this come and now the viewership is eclipsing in some cases actual live sports. richard: it is incredible. it was a dream as a kid to say i'm going to play video games for a livin

sherman missed 11 games because >> sherman will provide better and guidance just drafted two cornerbacks-- that screams of money grab, floyd mayweather will fight logan floyd retired with a 50-0 wrecker. he is 44 now but it will be a miracle if paul can even hit him. in a fitting moment i would say jake has now changed his twitter handle to got >> we are really dealing with a high level of maturity here. somebody is going to pay to watch this on pay-per-view. i will not be among them. >> that is funny. >> thank you, larry. >> we will weight show us the highlights. >> at 8:00 it is station 19 followed by gray's anatomy than rebel at 10 a clock. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> remember, you can watch all of our newscasts live in the bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app and you can start streaming. >> that will do it for this edition. we thank you so much for joining us tonight.>>> for all of us we appreciate your time and hope you have a nice evening. we will see you again for abc 7 knew that 11:00. ♪ this

you know about sherman? he had an lsd lab in his basement. he was a total prog rock freak. with one of the guys from yes. you're not even responding to this. i'm raining sherman helmsley facts on you and you're gob smacked. >> it is amazing. >> greg: it is amazing. i'm not making it up. if you're at home, you google that. you send all four of these people articles and laugh at >> greg: we are out of time. set your dvrs every night. kat timpf, c phoenix, our studio audience copy of "american marxism." i will see you next on "life, liberty & levin." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." there is blood in the water. that's the subject of tonight's watters word. biden is politically wounded 100 days in. the results of the decisions have begun to hurt the country. the summer will be a mess. biden kneecapped the

you know about sherman? he had an lsd lab in his basement. he was a total prog rock freak. the guys from yes. you're not even responding to this. i'm raining sherman helmsley facts on you and you're gob smacked. >> it is amazing. >> greg: it is amazing. i'm not making it up. if you're at home, you google that. you send all four of these people articles and laugh at ♪ the things, you say ♪ ♪ your purple prose just gives you away ♪ ♪ the things, you say ♪ ♪ you're unbelievable ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's irresist-a-bowls are back. dig in for just $8.99. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has b

sherman, who got the spark to write that iconic song. the world and has had about 11 and a half million views. i see and have experienced the power of positive thinking and communicating it. unlike my old man and grandfather al sherman, who wrote many famous uplifting songs during the great depression, i know in my heart that lifting people is the greatest gift in a responsibility we all have. i know you feel that. i know with smith those two. i see to always continue to grow and create. there's always one more ago. great stories. thank you so much for sharing. thank you for making time with us tonight. see you friday night at seven eastern live, on peacock. download it from the app store. sign up at peacocks v.com. we're back on msnbc saturdays 8 to 10 sundays at nine. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. have a wonderful. week a night mom. son. have a wonderful week a night mom still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster downy unstopables losing a tooth didn't stop you but your partial can act like a bacteria magnet, putting natu

he was a republican president, sherman was a republican senator. there is always this belief in economic liberty. thereat is why our earliest settlers came from england for religious freedom, political freedom and economic freedom. they don't want to buy their tea from a monopoly tea company. we know this. as a famous minnesota senator said, if you don't write history someone else will write it for us. right now the tech companies are writing our history. you see it in the insurrection, you see it in the misinformation about the vaccine. and it must stop. the way you stop it, not to destroy them, please did not confuse my zealousness on this issue with wanting to bring down the major tech companies that have given us so much. it is about putting conditions in place, allowing competitors to develop the bells and whistles on privacy and misinformation that they have failed to do. >> it is clear that you recognize that antitrust is not the sexiest issue on capitol hill or the easiest to understand and digest. you site a segment. >> we seem to have for

you know about sherman? he had an lsd lab in his basement. he was a total prog rock freak.lbum with one of the guys from yes. you're not even responding to this. i'm raining sherman helmsley facts on you and you're gob smacked. >> it is amazing. >> greg: it is amazing. i'm not making it up. if you're at home, you google that. you send all four of these people articles and laugh at >> greg: we are out of time. set your dvrs every night. kat timpf, c phoenix, our studio audiences,s,s,s,s,s,s,s,s,s,s,s name it, they will cover it all. you can catch me 2 p.m. fox business. >> hello, everyone, i'm juan williams along with martha maccallum, kennedy and will cain, it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> did someone update this for political reasons? >> no, our north star has been listening to guidance of health and medical experts and teams and that is what we're doing in

urging him to accept the nomination if offered sherman sent back and unequivocal reply. he said if nominated i will not run if elected. i will not serve aren't very many people in politics. there are as bl. as william tecumseh sherman so we have a skyrockety energetic man as plain was a man of considerable talent and we have arthur when the nomination took place blaine wanted almost hands down. it was not a hard question. but for many independent republicans, this was a terrible thing because they saw blaine as a very corrupt man a man who had done favors for the railroad when he had been speaker of the house in return for the railroad doing favors for him a man who did demagogical things waving the bloody shirt of sectional antagonism on in front of the house. that is to say reminding people in the united states that white southerners were killing black southerners for political purposes and to them it seemed as if blaine was a very very dangerous and demagogical man, and when blaine was nominated these reformers who song is corrupt, did something almost unthinkable in

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and finally, jeffrey sherman shared this most delightful story.f last year with a tweet about being the son of one of the men who wrote "a spoonful of sugar", back during the polio epidemic. i got my vaccine in a sugar cube, and told my father. i wrote the tweet to inspire others to get the covid vaccine. it went all around the world and has received about 11.5 million views. like my old man and grandfather al sherman who wrote many famous, uplifting songs during the great depression i know in my heart lifting people is the greatest gift and responsibility we all have. i know you feel that. i know will smith does, too. i seek to always continue to grow and create. there's always one more go. great stories. thank you so much for sharing them, and thank you for making time for us. download us from the app store or sign up on peacock.com. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson, make it a wonderful week. goodnight, mom. wonderful week goodnight, mom ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't always set out to be a rock star. but when the spotlight finds you. you become one a

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european union wants to quote to rock the boat in bel air we spoke to moscow, corresponded emily sherman now asked her about this show of unity between the 2 leaders. yeah. today it almost seemed like they were portraying themselves as kind of close friends. they even said that they would go swimming after today's meeting . go swimming in the black sea, but actually their relationship has been rather fraught over the last few years. it's just that the 2 leaders are increasingly isolated, both of them, i think, on the international stage, but for putin because shank over the last few years have been it's been a really difficult ally in many ways. first of all, lucas shank has been playing off the e u and russia against each other and sort of acting pretending to at least act as an intermediary between the 2. which i think would have angered puts and also lucas shank is increasingly it seems on predictable. we saw that this week with this plane landing, and i think even the kremlin knows that with the huge protests that we saw in bella roof last year, lucas shank has lost a lot of his legi

and you just got to go to the basics, and teddy roosevelt was a republican president and teddy sherman was a republican senator, there has always been this belief in economic liberty. that's why our earliest settlers came from england, for religious freedom and for political freedom and for economic freedom. they didn't want to buy their tea from a monopoly tea company. so when you believe in that, you see today's world reflected in that lens of history, and you see, we cannot let this keep going. we know it as one of a very famous former minnesota senator once said, hubert humphrey, if you don't write history, someone else will write it for us. well, right now, the tech companies are writing our history. and you see it in the insurrection. and you see it in the misinformation about the vaccine. and it must stop. and the way you stop it is not to destroy them, please don't confuse my zel usness on this issue with wanting to bring down these major tech companies that have given us so much, it is about divesting their assets, putting traditions in place, allowing competitors to develop t

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jake sherman, what was astounding is he didn't hide the reason.basically used politics as the rationale. take a listen. >> if we set up this commission, i think that the basic goal of our democratic friends is to keep relitigating in public what happened back on january 6 rather than getting to a quick solution through arrest of those who did it and securitied ajutmea -- adjustments to make sure it never happens again. >> did he hurt himself by committing a mccarthy? he said democrats want to relitigate. we haven't litigated yesterday. >> he has been saying this since wednesday. he has been saying this on repeat that this would be a political loser for republicans, because democrats want to keep relitigating the attack on january 6. i don't know if it's -- it's not a gaff. he means to say this. i would add, the irony of this is, there's going to be an investigation into january 6. there's no question about it. either nancy pelosi will do it through her standing committees, one of the investigating committees she has stood up, or they're going to c

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nbc news senior washington correspondent, hallie jackson, daniella pletka and jake sherman is with usent capitol hill vote counter, and it may only need a majority of the house republican conference to how fast cheney. can we consider this a done deal, considering how it went the first time? >> i have no evidence that liz chin any is going to be ousted. she won by a healthy margin last time. a lot of republicans i've talked to in the last two or three days suggested they have not seen any sort of behavior change. that's the way they put it, from the vote. they were like her -- even the pe the people who voted for impeachment do not want to be constantly talking about donald trump. they might agree with cheney on the substance, but they don't want this to be the overwhelming narrative of their next 16 to 18 months. >> i understand that. liz chene it up. donald trump has brought up the election some 20-plus -- 24 times since he eve been off social media. she's put out a -- the person obsessed with relate gaiting the past is donald trump, not liz cheney. >> i think the problem for the re

nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson, cornell bell her, daniella tletka and jake sherman announcer: this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> a good sunday morning and a happy mother's day to all the moms out there. the coming leadership ouster of liz cheney is more about the sacking of the number three house republican, it's an unconditional surrender that the 20 election was stolen. cheney's crime isn't that she isn't conservative, it's that she's not conservative as defined by today's republican party which partly means unquestioned loyalty to the defeated former president trump. she says the election was not stolen and charges trump with inciting the insurrection. the bushes, mccains, the romneys and now the cheneys. names that appeared on nine presidential tickets from 1980 to 2012, excommunicated by the party's base and the leadership. for one reason only, the message, go along with drld and his lies or go away. will this help in the short term? perhaps. what does it mean for our dem sook see when a group refuses to accept election results and rejects their own

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up next, the daughters of world war i medal of honor recipients, john lewis barclay and william sherman, tell the story of their father's service. they're joined by catherine allers metcalf from the congressional medal of honor society. the national world war i museum and memorial hosted this event to mark national medal of honor day. they provided the video. >> it is an honor to be here. an honor to, on a daily basis, be at an organization that wants to look at enduring impact of world war i. and, to honor the sacrifices. and, it is an honor to be here with all of the women that you see in our panel. first, at least first in my lineup, and i don't know how this is showing up for each of you, is elsie shipman. she attended syracuse university. utica, she is a frequent speaker for veterans groups. students about the impact of anti-semitism discrimination. she is joining us from st. louis, missouri. also joining us is joan barclay wells, who attended the university of missouri can't to be -- kansas city conservatory of music. she has been the president of the women's city club along with

sherman and mr. taylor propose will help alleviate the appraisal back log at f.h.a. and increase the quality of work being performed. that would benefit homeowners and taxpayers alike. as a former community banker in arkansas i understand first han thousand howe the appraiser shortage has been a problem in my home state. for example, in arkansas, there's been a consistent delay in home purchases in rural areas because of the increased burdens that this shortage has brought about. this has created a ripple effect that's had a negative impact on the economies or in those neighborhoods. soy thank my friends, mr. sherman and mr. taylor, i urge all members to support this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. cleaver: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. sherman who is also the spon of this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sherman: i thank the gent

mike: you heard your colleague, congressman sherman, how do you respond?democrats believe you can tax your way out of spending. their idea is to tax more. while they're still trying to spend more. you've got a $1.9 trillion infrastructure tax -- or bill and only 6% builds infrastructure, and they want to talk about raising corporate taxes, yet corporations are the ones that create jobs that create the tax revenue for washington, d.c. to spend. it's asinine. mike: so the white house has dropped its package to $1.7 trillion or so. republicans are at $568 billion. and your thought -- in your mind, is there a sweet spot in between those two are where a deal could be truck? >> listen -- could be struck? >> $115 billion, $1.7 trillion infrastructure bill, 115 billion only goes to actual infrastructure. so let's narrow it down and actually look at the infrastructure that we're going to use, the infrastructure on broadband especially in rural areas, roads and bridges and waterways, and then take away all the fat and just get to the crutch of the issues and infrast

keep progressing, helping local farmers to become less vulnerable to the effects of climate change. sherman's mom, the only creatures on earth who tracking the existence of trees, animals talk and do some damage. we know that for us and why life work in a delicate balance, how then can be controlled that damage without causing an imbalance for strangers in germany already on their way to figure this out. sandra schmidt is delighted to finally be back in the forest hunting. she goes a hunting license 7 years ago. it's made her appreciate nature, the mall. he goes out on the hunters, the recognizes conservationists in germany. these days, the training involved in guessing a license includes a much bigger focus on ecology in nature conservation. and there's a lot more information on plants, trades heads, insect, caterpillars, and various amphibians sick. you know, you think it's only going to be about hunting game that is not the case. the hunting is strictly regulated in germany and requires a license getting a license means undergoing training for several months and passing exams. in recent ye

you have the marvelous from justice thurgood marshall that says antitrust laws and the sherman act in particular with the magna carta of free enterprise they are is important to the preservation of economic freedom with the protection of fundamental personal freedoms to guarantee each and every business no matter how small to assert with vigor and imagination and ingenuity whatever muscle it could muster that resonates with me as a small business person greatly. that's a 1972. when we go off the rails? where do we no longer think about how to preserve the right of small business to compete? with these gigantic monopolies putting small business out of business? >> there were lobbying interest and then second court lost the originalist intent i'm just not talking about adam smith but in to say yes it is about religious independence and liberty and with the tea company that east india tea company owned by the british. so you go to the history standing up on the side of small business. so much and also small business small business didn't like we were controlling all their needs. so that'

the laid back air sherman had a rocky start, but he galvanized auditorium, late, brittle group of players to take them to glory in belgrade to i really rates the cost as a manager. i think what i'd recommend was like on believable that they were all john smith and they will not close up her watch and confess them. and then he takes over and ends up taking this commandment team. what normally stars like at all and get something to europe. steve clark is basically from all i can see about a defense of madison structured manager. he was the same with kamala scott and i think a better differentially and then the being fatal. and so, but he's been able to organize them humiliating for neil defeat and russia in late 2019 press, the turning point for clark. he asked his players to carry their heart with them and the 1000000 much unbeaten run. so they qualify for euro 2020. what's been the differences led us to qualify some really town. it's a crop of talent not seed in scotland for a generation. there's the robert center champions, league winner with liverpool, manchester, united pover, house go

the laid back air. sherman had a rocky start, but he galvanized an authority asleep, brittle group of players to take them to glory in belgrade to i really rates the cost as a manager. i think what the commander was like on believable that they were all johnson and they were getting close to her watch and confessed. and then he takes over and ends up taking this commandment, team with naughty stars at all and gets them into europe. steve clark is basically from all i can see about a defense of most structured manager. he was the same with c'mon, scott, and i think a better essentially the end up being not the final answer. but he's been able to organize them as humiliating for neil defeat. in russia, in late 2019 press, the turning point for clark, he asked his players to carry their hearts with them and the 1000000 much unbeaten run. so they qualify for euro 2020. what's been the difference this led us to qualify? some really good. it is a crop of talent not seed in scotland for a generation. there's the robert center champions, league winner with liverpool, manchester, united, pover

speaking of the san francisco public library staff, we want to thank shauna sherman for joining us today. she runs the african american center here at the main, but she worked as a contact tracer and we really appreciate people like you and others for the work that you continue to do to uplift the community. and so, i know that and, again, carol, thank you for getting all of the staff back to the library because, let me tell you, i know it was hard work but because many of the library staff felt so dedicated to the work of helping to support the city, yes, they wanted to come back to work, but they also wanted to finish the work they were doing to as

designation could mean activists face long jail sentences for opposing russia's leadership to the recently sherman has been inspire southwest of moscow speaking to the volleys supporters about the pressures they now face. this letter seals the deal it officially ends on the repercussions contract with nice team under a head of the opposition politicians regional office and to be had for 4 years. russia will be free he says one day was arrested at recent an authorised protest his team organized and they had but now his office along with 36 others enough violence campaign network have had to close russia's state prosecutor wants them declared extremist andre tells us he wants to create a new local political organization to keep working. for politics was always centered on the russian capital moscow but thanks to the nerve on the campaign offices political activity has bubbled up across russia's regions reach you now it's time for us regions to jump into the deep end and swim for ourselves it's hard and dangerous but it's a necessary phase in the development of political life not only in fear but acr

sherman also discussed the niners' quarterback situation. >> like kyle said.y g being a starter. he is a fantastic grasp. he knows the team. he has respect of his men. he has already led them to a super bowl. i see trailing behind him. or something crazy happens and jimmy gets banged up or something like that, i think they will be comfortable putting tray in there and letting him learn offense. i don't think they want to throw him in the fire is they don't have to. >>> lights haven't gone out on the glorious' playoffs hopes like the darkness that dissented in new orleans last night. were is currently eighth in the west with grizzlies and spurs on their heels. three teams separated in the standings by just one game. golden state has its final six games at home, which should help, or maybe not. >> that is kind of a trap you can let your foot off the gas pedal because you are comfortable being at home, seeing families. in familiar territory. got to stay locked in mentally on the task at hand to finish out the season strong. >> don't fall in the trap. >>> yesterda

speaking of the san francisco public library staff, we want to thank shauna sherman for joining us today. she runs the african american center here at the main, but she worked as a contact tracer and we really appreciate people like you and others for the work that you continue to do to uplift the community. and so, i know that and, again, carol, thank you for getting all of the staff back to the library because, let me tell you, i know it was hard work but because many of the library staff felt so dedicated to the work of helping to support the city, yes, they wanted to come back to work, but they also wanted to finish the work they were doing to address this pandemic. so, again, we want to say thank you so much for your hard work and all that you did to help this city throughout this pandemic. and, unlike carmen chiu who probably returned her books to the library when she was a kid, thank goodness i waived all those fines and fees of the past because i'd be in real trouble right now. forgive me, library. forgive me. [ laughter ] but, with that, thank you all again to the commissioners,

speaking of the san francisco public library staff, we want to thank shauna sherman for joining us today. she runs the african american center here at the main, but she worked as a contact tracer and we really appreciate people like you and others for the work that you continue to do to uplift the community. and so, i know that and, again, carol, thank you for getting all of the staff back to the library because, let me tell you, i know it was hard work but because many of the library staff felt so dedicated to the work of helping to support the city, yes, they wanted to come back to work, but they also wanted to finish the work they were doing to address this pandemic. so, again, we want to say thank you so much for your hard work and all that you did to help this city throughout this pandemic. and, unlike carmen chiu who probably returned her books to the library when she was a kid, thank goodness i waived all those fines and fees of the past because i'd be in real trouble right now. forgive me, library. forgive me. [ laughter ] but, with that, thank you all again to the commissioners,

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>> joining us now, jake sherman, good to have you with us. difficult will it be for them to find ten republican senators willing to vote for that january 6th commission bill? >> you know nancy pelosi made a good point today. she said the reaction has been largely muted. they came out after a day of hemming and hawing. but largely speaking you have a lot of senators that say they're open to the idea. they suggest there are work arounds, there are some sweeps, but my thinking is evolving on this. i think for my reporting, i'm not saying nay won't block it, but i any it will be difficult to block this. this is what republicans have been calling for for months, right? it has subpoena power in the majority and the minority. so this will will be a little more difficult than people assume. >> let me play this again for you. >> it will never happen, and you know the fact of the matter is even calling it an insurrection, it wasn't. i condemn the breach and the violence but to say there was thousands of armed insurrectionists breaching the capital inte

robert sherman explains.l in fort lauderdale there's no shortage of activity. running the show for the last 11 years and says even though they're busy they have a problem. staffing the property. >> it is pretty much across the board whether they have guest service agents or room attendance. typically hotel has 300 employees. today, they have about 175. we have turn business away there was a time two week period where we did not have enough in order to prepare meals for guests that were here. >> we have a crisis prices are closing just because they don't have staff. >> carol ceo of the florida restaurant and lodging association says the problem is widespread and mostly two prong on one hand workers in hospitality facility furloughed found other jobs and have no reason to come back. on the other hand, expanded unemployment benefits have made it easier to get by without working. in total, the hospitality industry is down 2.8 million jobs nationwide in february 2020. some hotels are boosting wages and adding bonu

. >> reporter: daily life for the sherman family might look like a vacation. >> we spend most time outsidee. >> reporter: this is permanent. after the family relocated to florida from chicago. >> when covid hit, it was pretty much like being in lockdown, like being in prison in our house. >> reporter: when paul's company told employees to work from home, the sherman family decided to quickly find a new one. uproot the two kids, two dogs and you and move from chicago to florida in 45 days? >> that was how quick it was. >> reporter: it brought them closer to family in florida and closer to each other, thanks to the family activity outdoors. >> the first thing everybody asks is, what is that water in the background? >> reporter: he does work from his backyard pool. >> i love it. >> reporter: remote possibilities created by covid. now creating major migration across the country. virtual employees resettling where they want to live instead of where they have to work. from beaches to mountains, these hot spots now termed zoom towns. named by the popular video conferencing app and a throwback ref

i think jake sherman raised the $64 million question. why doesn't mccarthy want his role investigated? so i think, again, liz cheney is living in reality, and the story here isn't about her integrity or adherence to the fact. it's about the decline of one of the two governing parties. >> yeah, for sure. look, it's not as if there aren't other disagreements within the leadership. right? the caucus was half and half. half of them were basically on the team insurrection and voted to overturn an illegal election and the other half of the caucus didn't. there's that division. people like paul gosar and amy biggs that are pro-insurrection. they're out there talking about how great maga is. paul gosar talked to a nationalist conference. peopler not talking about him losing his assignments. she's being picked on because she's hold ago mirror up to their face about their actions. the notion that she's rubbing it in their faces unnecessarily is nonsense. the entire conference talks about trump all the time. they have their fund-raisers at mar-a-la