she oversees money for the legendary soros. soros himself was one of the most feared hedge funders.ermined to rekindle that. dawn: we are prepared to not only double down about triple down on the an

louis hit a 50 year high under their george soros backed prosecutor. it has taken four months also backed by george soros, his name is george give us a sense of what's happening. >> we're coming to you just outside the fox lot, and ever since george gascon came to l.a., he has made it clear, he believes in rehabilitation, more so than incarceration, and he has made really a laundry list of changes to the criminal justice system here in los angeles, that his critics say our friendly to criminals. he got rid of gun enhancements, gang enhancements, got rid of the d.a. office's elite hard-core gangs unit that prosecuted the worst gang crimes, been around for almostth 40 years, and he has completely disbanded the unit. he doesn't believe in the death penalty, refusing to prosecute life without parole, not even allowing his own prosecutors to attend parole hearings, not prosecuting juveniles as adults, in any case, no matter how heinous their crime is. he is actively trying to resentence up to 30,000 inmates and hiring public defenders to be high level prose

soros himself was among the most feared hedge funders.is determined to rekindle that and to shake her reputation for being conservative. dawn: when there is a dislocation, we are prepared to not just double down, but triple

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as we told you, a soros-backed prosecutor is wreaking havoc on the city of chicago.oxnation.com. we have another preview of a fox nation story that we have made and we will show it to yout ahead. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tucker carlson is back from the fox studio lot after the break. ♪ ♪ i -- president biden said that determined to help india with the surge in coronavirus cases, that u.s. is working around the clock to immediately send drug treatments and rapid testing kits. covid cases in india have skyrocketd in recent weeks, the prime minister of india is urging all citizens to be vaccinated. >> death toll from the horrific fire at a baghdad fire for covid patients. a first second that flames overwhelmed second floor within 4 minutes. >> the cause is believed to be an exploding oxygen cylinder. >> georgia police say 6 people were killed, 10 injured after a van crashed and burst into flames on i35 about 35-miles northeast of l.a., law enforcement believe that a second vehicle might have been involved. the injured passengers were transported to local hospitals won known co

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the core of the story is a woman called ken fox, a prosecutor elected by george soros.s a preview of it. >> the prosecutors are funded by a soros backed foundation called the justice and public safety pack, directed by a person called whitney time is. >> prosecutors have more power and greater expression to impact the system, really than anyone, including judges. >> if the plan is working on her first year of chicago's top prosecutor, ken fox dropped charges against nearly 30% of felony defenders. >> look at our justice system and ask ourselves, are we satisfied with the system? >> you can't take an oath to be a prosecutor and then turn around and undermine that both. >> they aren't the consequences they used to be. >> tucker: some of the tape in that piece which i'm not sure that we can show on cable tv but you can get it digitally on fox nation is jaw-dropping. that's tucker carlson originals, foxnation.com starting tomorrow morning. tomorrow night starting right here on this show, we will be coming from the fox studios in l.a. to premiere our entire first season of t

from terrorist sponsor nations and that's exactly why we need texas law enforcement filling the gap soroect and crackdown on crimes like that there may be coming across the border. >> sean: exit question. can you send them right back and iktake it out? >> that's up to the federal government. >> sean: wow. that's unbelievable. are they going to pay you all the money you have to now spend? i doubt it. >> we are asking the federal government to reimburse texas for the costs that we are incurring because of this. >> sean: sue them if they don't give it to you. thank you, governor. coming up, biden, democrats gicontinuing to unveil these radical, dangerous programs and their agenda, the g.o.p. fighting back, house minority leader kevin mccarthy will t join us. what can republicans do? right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: republicans are pushing back against joe biden's latest massive spending plan. now the focus is less on infrastructure and more on overhauling the economy, raising taxes, trying to make the democrats far left socialist fantasies and their new green deal become a reality fo

there has been an anti-trans conspiracy theory that george soros is the puppetmaster behind the movement and pumping this money into big pharma to steal your children. there is a lot of recycling going on. the thing that is really dangerous is when it intersects with trans rights, there is not a critical mass to counter that. people say this is culture more craziness and i don't have to get into it, or they don't have the vocabulary to see what's going on here and to see that there is no one coming to still your children, even though liberal commentators was her message saying this is going too far. chris: as he shows in his book, the moral panic, actually ronald reagan did not go for it. he knew that he had gay friends, the old sort of clichÉ. >> and he domesticated it. there was enough that people thought he was on their side. there was something that created the energy for the christian right at the time that was perfectly willing to go all in for ronald reagan. he was politically shrewd enough and skilled enough to walk that line. i always point out the big difference between reagan

i want to go back to george soros quickly with lawrence jones bringing him up.st get rich? by destroying economies. by making people's currency worth nothing. that's exactly what he is trying to do here by pushing the democrats further to the left and i think, dana, you had the governor of tennessee on your program this morning. and he said, look, all this free money, everyone likes free money. wall street likes it, moody's likes it, everyone likes it, but it's like a meth hit and eventually if you do too much meth, all of your teeth fall out and your face starts falling off and you eventually die, that's what will happen if you continue to print money and not pay for these things that the woke left wants and this is basically just the green new deal 2.0 under the guise of infrastructure with a whole bunch of equity and racial justice, social justice causes baked in it. >> juan: all right. thanks, katie. up next, piers morgan sitting down with tucker carlson. is he speaking out on the cancel culture controversy that rocked his career next on "the five" ♪ ♪ i wil

what you just talked about there with george soros, that has been happening at many different levels. the ford foundation, the aclu. people on the left have been extremely active in local politics. city councils, sheriff's races, district attorneys. it doesn't matter who, so even in areas where i live, right? in texas, you would think okay, texas is a red state. actually, there are very red areas of taxes that have democratic leadership. because of this. and what you are seeing in l.a., they haven't gotten there yet, right? california has been written off as this welfare state by the rest of the country, but actually, there were many people in california who are not on board with this, and what you are seeing play out at local levels and city to city is exactly the conflict within the democratic party right now and was in america. i always tell people this isn't really a left/right issue. it presents itself as that way right now, but in the end, what is the ideology that these people are fighting for? there will be no left. there will be no right. there will only be the super, super w

let's say a move on dot org and other groups like that there are basically you know funded by george soros i think that they're trying to drive division in america i think that they think that the vision i'm in america and a great race war will be the thing that finally leads to creating a socialist society in america i think that's really what it's always been about and i think these groups are the ones that the violence this is been going on for years i mean that was a rally for donald trump in chicago you know over 5 years ago when he was running for president the 1st time that ended and they had to cancel the rally because there was a violent outbreaks and move on dot org actually they were they were paying people to go ahead in agitate in a woman actually a woman got beat up you know there was a trump supporter there for i mean i think at this point they're going to stop at nothing it doesn't matter as long as they create optics they will wind up leading you know the justify the means i guess for them and doesn't matter necessarily if people get hurt. i guess who never their editorial

last week with record highs, it's going to build into the seventies low and mid seventies at best, soro ice a nice week ahead a nice weekend ahead, but just not. rain. just not a lot of warmth, just kind of mild, and that's the trend, and it shows that the top of the curve on saturday but that the top of the curve will be a 75. not in 85. so temperatures today we show these these earlier the temperatures inland did cool a few degrees. it was windy and the breeze really brought in that cool, moist air. there's the tribune building. that's oakland. there's clouds out there now they'll be a little bit of patchy coastal fog again tomorrow morning, and then it'll burn off. thanks probably mostly sunny day there are the wind is still blowing. 30 miles an hour gusting to 30 and fairfield. so that's pretty windy at this hour out in the delta, dying down at sfo winds gusting to 20 at half moon bay, and then it's just a sort of a flatline pacific. there's not a lot going on there some coastal fog, you might be able to pick that up there right in here, but it's not in terms of potential for rain.

every time i come on the show people ask me if i'm a george soros puppet, if i'm funded by this vast left wing conspiracy. and the answer is no. >> i guess a quick question

the soros das allow remediation and not prosecution, reaffirming their priority over the victim theymize. joe biden and kamala harris are just fine trashing this great nation. after all, divide and conquer is just what they want. chaos is essential to takeover. that's my open. let me know what you think on facebook page and twitter. #judgejeanine. if you like my open you will like my closing statement at the end of the show. joining me now, florida congressman byron donalds and kim klacik. the truth is that the legislature is where laws are written and amended to be better and reflect society's mores. but all these politicians talking about the -- saying they know the way to change the laws, they aren't really reflecting what's needed in these situations, are they? >> they certainly are not. judge, let me just say, your opening was fantastic. the people who were saying they have all the answers to reforming police in america don't know what's needed in the inner cities. they want to get rid of something called qualified immunity. what it would do is strip our police department of our

not many firms have direct exposure to cryptocurrency it's very thing we talked about a couple of soros tutor. but most of on they are and that there is also always a problem custodian and prime and pricing and all that so it's not a straight forward for funds to just buy big corn over the counter there's still no e.t.f. even though that was something that was quite imminent for the last 3 years only to be rejected by the f.c.c. at the final stretch so right now the only way for funds to gain exposure to literally the fastest growing sector is to invest in quantities because when raises valuation is pretty much a direct reflection point and. now ben you know coinbase doesn't actually list. and which as we talked about earlier as been kind of on a run because of all that's going to mean discussion and it's actually increased in value by 300 percent in the last week but what's happening due to this is some analysts say this but you have a danger of this means that there is a crypto currency bubble forming do you see that there's a real concern in this is your final word here. sure absolut

war of course on a global level with the rich colossus that kept in this process winning as george soros names and said it's such a wide ranging book you don't buy that leonardo da vinci has co-opted into making weapons of war designing them but he is a bled bush war in iraq you say is the most extreme and violent form all new liberal revolution i mean tony blair now advises the government some say on the coronavirus what wifely you is that the most extreme. yeah because i mean they have killed in iraq at least 500000 people in the war an analyst in endless number with the blockade off iraq and then when they arrived in baqubah they led an extreme program of privatization led by program in those days and i mean we had this kind of model in chile in 973 with the government and the end overthrown with a dictatorship introduced to us. to try out the recipes off the tea cowboys extreme neo liberal qualities but in iraq met much many more people were killed for this experiment and it's a destroyed country in many parts still and it's crazy to wallets and so on till he draws an extreme way to

. >> saying george soros pledging $20 million to put pressure on democrats to make sure it gets passede this happen. >> you are not the politician here. i would say there are a number of democrats around the country in places where recovery is happening in blue-collar manufacturing jobs, we want to get people back to work, we are not interested in pursuing ideological projects that make things better for american workers so those democrats are concerned about this. they do what they can to get something passed. if i am an american looking at this issue, i'm calling my senator and saying keep america competitive. this is a moment we can step aside, whether this is a great place to do business, now is the moment america has to be the best place to do business and that starts with making sure business taxes are competitive. they are right now but moving them up would be a long way to go. lawrence: thank you as always. jillian: the family says they were kicked off a spirit flight because there 2-year-old wasn't wearing a mask. todd: the airline is not responding. th all-wheel drive. this r

the decade that followed, george soros and the d.a.led him and they took over chicago and during the tenure prosecutor started dropping cases for serious gun violence. it's a matter of policy. they intentionally dropped the gun crimes, battery firearm, unlawful use of a weapon, discharge of a firearm, serious crimes involving guns. they were dropping the charges. if they're not worried about gun crimes, they are worried about you protecting yourself and not just in chicago but across the country. criminals who commit violence with guns are going free, murder rates are hitting record levels in meanwhile you haven't heard of anyone, you haven't done anything wrong. hunter biden has a book contract in your a felon for defending your home. they're not trying to control guns, they're trying to control you. advocating for the second amendment very effectively, he joins us for now. thank you so much. how can you say that you're opposed to gun crime and make it as a matter of policy the decision to release gun control? >> they're not opposed t

-- backed by george soros and how she is not doing anything about this. then shows clips of memorials for children. pictures of little kids with flowers around them that are stapled to a tree and, lawrence, you have been to chicago covering this. we were talking during the break about that little girl that was shot at her grandmother's house out on the sidewalk, right? lawrence: i remember going on the scene and the blood was still on the soil, essentially. it was on the grass. and, you know, no one really cares about these stories in national media. i go. these people have been crying out for help for years to stop the killing, to get assistance. it's the broken da system as you all said. soros backed kim foxx. it's the corruption in that city with the elected leaders. it's the fact of not investing into these communities. and i know it's not a sectiony national media story but these people are crying out for help. this is an american city. all i have to say is how many people got die before we give a damn? brian: right. he does. and he focuses on that.

is director and executive producer of a documentary about the billionaire activist investor george soros -- >> you can watch the rest of this @cspanwj we leave the remainder for our 40 plus your committed to live gavel to gavel coverage of the u.s. congress hear the senate about to gavel in. lawmakers will continue work on asian, , and the asian american hate crime legislation. they will vote to advance the nomination of bonita cooped to be associate attorney general. lawmakers will hold a confirmation vote for her. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, we thank you for your great blessings. lord, we are grateful that though the arc of the moral universe is long, it bendsar

. >> jesse: is that soros funded? >> greg: i'll take anybody's money. >> dana: i go up in denver.urant, the place all the kids want to go. if south park did a show on this in 2003 because one of them grew up in colorado but they have filed for bankruptcy, covid has taken its toll and there is a save casa bonita.org web site, a rally to keep it. this is a place where they had cliff divers, you could go into the cave, there was an arcade in the best part was if you wanted more, you just raise the little flag from your table and they brought as many as you wanted. if so save casa bonita, everybody. >> jesse: raising the flag right now. >> dana: so my good friend jack carr is out with his fourth novel today called the devil'sih book in his theories which has been so popular that chris pratt is actually turning into a series on amazon, there he is with the three other books that he's written, those of the previous books and there he is signing for the book that is out today. if that is the devil's hand on amazon, barnes & noble and most importantly, your local bookstore so congratulati

record levels, including organized crime, serious, but i want film allusion reports that los angeles' soros-backede gang unit. they are here to explain this story, kind of shocking. bill, good to see you. >> tucker, good to see you, as well. this is the latest move our new progressive d.a. george gascon has made to really upend the criminal justice system here in los angeles. my sources in the d.a. office's hardcore games unit tell me they were all called to a 4:00 p.m. meeting yesterday afternoon with the upper management, and they were essentially told that their unit is being gutted, severely downsized, a name change, apparently they were told george gascon wants to reimagine the unit, make it more community-based, and other prosecutors in the unit, very elite prosecutors, i would add, are going to get transfer notices that will be divvied up through the rest of the office, as this unit is downsized, and the hardcore gang unit is one of the oldest in the office, it's one of the most elite. they prosecute the most serious and complex gang related cases here in los angeles county. we are talking

defended trump's description of haiti as an asshole country, falsely accused gorge soros ten days beforet from covid, attended a maskless party in new york at the height of the pandemic and the only member in congress to vote against a bill to combat against human trafficking. funny that. matt gaetz said he would quit his job, leave his home to defend donald trump. the question now is, will donald trump do the same thing for him? we all know the answer for that. >> next, the russian government allegedly tried to poison alexey navalny. he is risking death with a self-imposed hunger strike. hune starts with making a commitment. a promise to others. using the lessons you've learned. the values you believe in... to show what you're truly capable of. ♪♪ (burke) phone it in to 1-800-farmers to get policy perks, like a home and auto-bundle discount. to show what you're truly capable of. (man) i'm phoning it in and just saved twenty percent. (burke) get your policy perks by calling 1-800-farmers. go ahead, phone it in. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ [♪♪] life is busy, and someti

is director and executive producer of a documentary about the billionaire activist investor george soros and for "the washington post" we will have reporter paul join the conversation. on monday, april 19, senator joan mansion or cecil robert junior president of the united mine workers of america participate in a conversation on energy transition and working families. of course, i won't let him go without talking about everything going on in congress. on april 29 we have a very special event with the mothers of npr, susan, nina and linda along with author lisa dinapoli whose new book explores the extraordinary story and i am really, really looking forward to that conversation. i hope you will join us. we still have about ten minutes but i kind of left this question because i know that it will be kind of long for us to answer and it's kind of deep but a lot of people who have kids want to know what we do. how do we talk to our children about hate because i know growing up, you know, they tell you that hate is learned and it is something that you find out from your family members and you'r

congressman gaetz brought an accused holocaust denier to the state of the union, suggested george soros was paying honduran kids to storm the u.s. border. when the father of a child murdered in the child parkland school shooting called gaetz a liar for having the gall to tie immigration to those school shootings gaetz responded by demanding the father be removed from the hearing and going back to his talking points. gaetz wore a gas mask on the house floor last march to mock covid concerns and partied maskless with members of new york young republican club in december, near the height of the pandemic i could go on. there's plenty more. butt let's end with this in 2017 gaetz was the lone no-vote on an anti-human trafficking bill, which brings us to the federal sex trafficking investigation into matt gaetz the congressman says the allegations are invented and he suggests they're tied to an extortion scheme which is now being investigated but it's important to note these are two separate investigations. they're not necessarily even connected. even if gaetz wants you to think they are last

defended trump's description of haiti as an asshole country, falsely accused gorge soros ten days beforet from covid, attended a maskless party in new york at the height of the pandemic and the only member in congress to vote against a bill to combat against human trafficking. funny that. in february, matt gaetz said he would quit his job and leave his home and defend donald trump. the question now is, will donald trump do the same thing for him? we all know the answer for that. >> next, the russian government allegedly tried to poison alexey navalny. now from behind bars, he himself is risking death with a self-imposed hunger strike. strie you barely know they're working. new febreze fade defy plug works differently. it's the first plug-in with built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell 1st day fresh for 50 days. it even tells you when it's ready to be refilled. upgrade to febreze fade defy plug. sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh

pen, which is presumably remote controlled by susan rice, the wild economic forum dab bows, george soros, the bullet you bureau. inspector, take your pick. joe's signing pen is now a one man legislative branch. but today's orders are nevertheless an expansion of its power, gail is a constitutional lawyer and, gail, what's interesting -- well, not actually interesting to me about this, rather scary, but this is the extension of executive order, explicitly one of the rights in the bill of rights so a call right. so it constitutionally a bit iffy to you? >> i'm so glad you brought this up, mark. and i'm so glad you are covering this topic. the supreme court held that the second amendment guarantees an individual right to possess firearms for self-defense. and, like you said, unlike some of the rights that the supreme court has guaranteed individual rights some have said invented. this one is in the literal text of our constitution of our bill of rights. the right to keep and bear arms. and there are only two other times in the bill of rights where the people are guaranteed an individual rig

the consensus at least among my classes that many of them really enjoy watching films together, soroy always want to be safe during this period of time, but there's something enjoyable about communal. activities and i think everyone's really excited to get back into that. the professor also says that the film industry is the third largest export out of california and that a boost at the box office is great news for our economy. coming out the number of illegal migrants crossing the southern border is exploding. the new numbers released today showing just how big that surge actually is. but first after the break, he help deescalate a potentially deadly situation tonight. we're hearing from the sergeant in the alameda county sheriff's department who is being credited with saving the life of a man who was threatening to kill himself with a knife at oakland international airport. i understood that he was going through something that was very serious. and i wanted to give him one extra day of life. and those temperatures out there warmed up a bit today. they're gonna warm further this gon

every time i come on the show people ask me if i'm a george soros puppet, if i'm funded by this vast left wing conspiracy. and the answer is no. >> i guess a quick question, after doing the documentary and the interviews, are you optimistic or more worried about the future of some of these right wing groups? >> you know, my worry is that we will have another significant act. >>> okay. i have a couple of items for you at the top. today, we are announcing the release of $39 billion of american rescue plan funds to states, territories, and tribes to address the childcare crisis caused by covid-19. these funds are a critical step to pave the way for a strong economic recovery and a more equitable future. these funds will help early childhood educators and family childcare providers keep their doors open and make sure every state has a strong childcare system that provides families with what they need. since the start of the pandemic, as we've talked about a bit in here, roughly 200 million women have left the workforce. that's disproportionately due to care giving needs. we're hopeful th

they are going to flood money in here from people like michael bloomberg, mark zuckerberg, george sorosis strong and the policies of texas are about advancing individuals and their hopes, dreams, and aspirations. >> republicans like to talk a lot about the texas miracle, our growing economy and everything. that miracle is driven not by republican policies in this building behind me, it's driven by the people of our state. our diverse population, our immigrant communities, and so, our redistricting maps should give voice to that texas miracle. the stakes for the u.s. congress are enormous. you can't be overstated. >> teams of lawyers are being hired right now and it's almost certain that the primaries here are going to be pushed back. keep your eyes out, katy? >> no doubt about that. chris jansing, thank you very much. let's go to joe biden, president biden, who is speaking at the anniversary for amtrak. >> -- is here too. as far as i'm concerned, the weavers are family. and justin gray, speaking of family, your father and i fought a lot of fights together, planned a lot of those fights

representative alexandria ocasio-cortez is demanding $10 trillion for infrastructure, george soros openn effort to woo progressives on the biden plan. this is why my next guest says biden presidency is too far left to reach across the aisle. fox news contributor liz peek. liz, if this is the case then, there will be never anything resembling unity in washington, d.c., will there? >> i think not under this administration, charles. unfortunately joe biden is under the impression that all of president obama's problems came because he didn't go big enough, bold enough, et cetera. and i think biden and the people around him suffered some humiliation in the obama white house and they are determined to show that they can be bigger and badder than obama. honestly i think that is what is behind some of this but i think this is really foolish because as modest, quote, unquote, as obama's plans were, remember he got hammered in the midterm elections. so i really don't think that biden is really watching his flank here. charles: yeah. 787 billion was the obama plan. now president biden going on $4

soro clea, call the police. but to me at the moment i was telling myself i have the scent of strong and i want to making sure that i will be again. continue my fight against this kind of a crazy attacks. chan and the oakland chamber of commerce have been very visible in the community and in the media in recent months, joining with merchants and community members calling for more security and safety after a spate of attacks on asian seniors in oakland and in the greater bay area this morning, chan was speaking about what happened at a news conference alongside other community and political leaders. those the group was there to condemn a bill in the state legislature that would reduce the penalties for some petty crimes and robberies. under certain circumstances, the group having. this news conference says that the bill sp 82 would harm the asian community because of the recent rise in robberies and attacks impacting that group. ah senate committee in sacramento has scheduled a hearing on the future of that bill f

soro lot of people 35% i believe we're concerned about actually using public transport.have been going officers have been driving we know the numbers are very down on bark, but there. act, almost where they were on bridge traffic again expect the workforce to follow the leaders. the more more people we get returning into an office and the more people that are taking transit safely, the more you pass it on to your neighbor. tell you what the city needs it just for the vibrancy and the local businesses. you know these these people could use the extra foot traffic that they're used to one. seals for study finds 80% of employees want to start the weekend home and coming on. wednesdays and thursdays. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. new figures show california ranks in the top 20 u. s states and territories for vaccination rates. the new york times reports the state comes in at 14th. nationally that's with about 38% of residents receiving at least one shot. new hampshire has the top spot with just over half of its residents receiving one shop, mississippi and alabama rank in the

do more to cut its carbon emissions and implement more stringent targets brazil's president jalal soros says ending illegal deforestation will mean brazil gets to its goals more quickly. i have determined that our climate neutrality in brazil be achieved by 2050 therefore bringing forward by terrier's the previously announced commitment levels among to measures that are required to bear and b i highlight here our commitment to eliminate illegal deforestation in brazil by 2030 with full and prompt enforcement of the brazilian forest code with that we will reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by the really 50 percent by that date let's get an idea now of the impact of that deforestation last month brazil destroyed more than 800 kilometers of the amazon rainforest that's twice as much as in march 2020 or the government is asking for a $1000000000.00 in international aid to fight the forestation one man is making a difference by planting a mangrove forest on the kanuck here as more from rio de janeiro. it has been along in lonely walk for the past 22 years biologist my do most has been patro

soro lot of people 35% i believe we're concerned about actually using public transport. those that have been going officers have been driving we know the numbers are very down on bark, but there. act, almost where they were on bridge traffic again expect the workforce to follow the leaders. the more more people we get returning into an office and the more people that are taking transit safely now, the more you passed it on to your neighbor and tell you what the city needs it just for the vibrancy and the local businesses. you know, these people could use the extra foot traffic that they're used to one seals. four study finds 80% of employees want to start the weekend home. and come in on wednesdays and thursdays, tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. leaders of colleges across the nation are now debating whether they should require all their students to be vaccinated before they return to campus. in the fall. rutgers university in new jersey was the first to require students to receive shots for covid-19 and more than a dozen other colleges now have that same requirement, includ

now, it is the d.a.s coming out is going across the country, george soros electing these das through money to make sure that they change the country. i want you to look at this clip from families that i talked with, and they are fed up. take a look. >> i never thought that i would ever have to lose a child, say goodbye to a child. >> somebody was brutally murdered -- brutally murdered, and he finds that it's okay to go ahead and drop special circumstance charges. >> the new district attorney has turned this justice system that does work completely upside down. >> we were robbed, robbed of our husband, robbed of a dad, robbed of my son. >> lawrence: nc, here's the thing, dana. most of all of these das i am featuring across the country also endorsed this nominee. >> yeah, you are right, lawrence, and those are great interviews, by the way. kim gardner, as well, the circuit attorney in st. louis that brought charges against the mccloskeys, here's the thing with kristen clarke, with ms. clarke, this whole situation, her biases going into this job, she had written a piece in "the harvard

soro think we have to look at that to you look at them and they're going to come out with some opinions and the public's going to say, wait a minute. your part of the law enforcement community here in alameda county. how can you be fair? there's a lot of things that need to be changed here. michael speaking of that, i think that pretty much most people would agree that maybe we need to rethink policing. if that would be the case, how would you rethink policing? how would that look to you? well, calls like this where you have someone that appears under distress, either with mental issues. alcohol or combination of both. you have people other than place officers going out there. we need them for the violent crimes to investigate those to stop those. i know a lot of people are going to say what was he doing up? he was out there. he was inebriated. why didn't you let him go? why are you arresting him? i assume what they're going to say is well, he's with the penal code of 6 47 up. it was intoxicated, unable to take care of himself and may be a danger to others. so we have to send other peop

reporting in barcelona , and the relationship between president obama and that company and george soros has been around since 2008, 2010, all completely false. all completely wrong. all not based in fact. but what we saw in this election was incidents like secretary benson described in antrim county, incidents in georgia that happen in every election, by the way, where humans are involved and mistakes are made and quickly rectified. antrim county quickly rectified once it identified to them what the issue was, had the auditable records right there, could correct the answer, but we saw this combination into this broader conspiracy that included , at times, the cia, included d.h.s. voting isotopic watermarks on ballots to be able to track them to look for the fraud. to me, perhaps the most disturbing part, these took hold and spread very very quickly as the attorney general talked about, and despite the best efforts of all the election officials, the loudest voices -- i know i am not supposed to push a report from stanford on a cal broadcast, but a recent report from the election informat