thank you, tammy baldwin. also, tammy baldwin was able just recently to pass a bill that is signed into law to provide for same-sex marriage, something that has been a controversial issue in congress for years, but tammy baldwin, with her very soft demeanor and very understated presentation was able to bring together. thank you, tammy baldwin, for being who you are. another person who was not an openly gay person was barbara jordan. but barbara jordan really spoke truth to power. during the nixon administration. and unlike what we have gone through recently, you know, her service on the judiciary committee at that time was one of the most powerful voices that enabled the country to realize that they needed to end this presidency on a bipartisan basis. thank you, barbara jordan, for speaking truth to power. a person who just passed away recently was pat schrader, i mean she was miss feminist. she was someone who kept things on boiling hot all the time in this body. she was very anti-war and she ran on an anti-w

who is to blame for this, tammy? >> that is the thing. is a singular thing that went bad, but what you are seeing is a recognition, a fear that this could be systemic. when somebody tells you too enthusiastically that you should not worry, that everything is going to be fine, then i began to worry more. we have seen that. so there is a recognition that yes, maybe svb made some bad decisions, but this could be systemic. we see it with other banks that this is about where they put the money and the inflation and about the value, right? >> sandra: meaning vested not just just happen. >> it was not robbed by leprechauns, even though it is march. this is something we saw happening even through last y year. apparently you had -- last year like the least amount of money going into banks by individual consumers, as they were moving money out to get higher yields themselves because they yields were so far down, but you had to see this. this is the same administration who said inflation is transitory, signaling to everyone don't worry, keep doing w

jason, tammy and guy. good morning all of you., this is what happens as you head to the next election if you are incumbent, you move to the middle and regarding crime, that is why joe biden in his budget has 31 billion for law enforcement so he can say it was the republicans who wanted to defund the cops, not me. >> you are right. i think biden's thinking is it worked the first time. he positioned himself as someone democrats and the country could contrast with elizabeth warrens and bernie sanders. he will double down on the strategy looking to 2024. i think the election regarding crime, the electric in chicago, the mayor's race where lori lightfoot lost reelection put a scare into democrats, particularly into the white house and i think that explains the pivot there. also doing it, approving drilling in alaska. battling crime and talking about reinstituting some of trump's border policies, he's trying to move to the middle preparing for 2024. >> steve: sure, every time the four of us go to the grocery store, we're reminded how mu

had spent the evening prior to the fire, pur responded with this little shocker. >> scott and tammywingers and they spent the evening basically apart because scot was at home, but tammy was out with a friend of hers. >> another man >> another man she was dating their son martial arts instructor, so sh spent the evening with him came home roughly 1:00 in th morning. >> strange, sure but scott purk was just gettin started. >> scott told you tammy brough him to leftovers from th dinner she'd had with the gu she was seeing >> right >> this is like, hey, you know here, honey, here is som leftover orange chicken this other guy and i didn't eat >> right tammy went to bed first, and scott finished off the leftovers. >> no detail, it seemed, was too small or insignificant for scott purk >> it was like turning a fauce on once you turned it on, he kept talking. i kept writing down th answers. >> at times, it was hard t keep up. scott purk kept offering answers to questions the detective hadn't asked and there seemed to be so much more he wanted to say. >> what scott purk set nex would leave in

tammy, i want to start with you. this infuriates me. there's no intellectual curiousty by the national media. this is in black and white, bank record, e-mails. they have got the goods. the chairman of the oversight committee is doing a pretty good job of laying out the case but nobody is asking questions. >> what's fascinating is this was, you could find this. it was right there in black and white. if you had any ounce of curiousty. the other question is, why would the democrats not be curious about it. we can disagree with democrats on policy issues, but my good, this is about the safety of the country. it's about national security. it's about life and death when it comes to our military members an service members. the nature of our ability to live our lives in our own country. the democrats have had so much power, we have to presume that they knew an element of this and they didn't care. it also tells you the weakness of their back bench that this is what they have to accept as they move forward to try to take the white house. it coul

bruce host of get tammy bruce on fox nation.mp cdc director said fauci deliberately ignored him to cover up the lab leak claims. when you hear fauci tell you the exact opposite what goes through your mind? >> this is a man who we have seen and saw here even in his response to what the hearings at the house, a kind of smug arrogance, right? literally a nose in the air above everyone else. condemning everyone else's conversation. what we did not have during his time was any kind of debate. it was that they just really never knew. they couldn't figure it out. they didn't know. it looks like. more likely, believable, not believable this thing. we never had a serious conversation with details and facts. now we are. he seems to be very upset about that. if he is so sure, he should also welcome any kind of investigation that will show us if it really did come out of a wet market. both the f.b.i. and the energy department, of course now are saying yeah, no, we believe it came from the lab. low confidence, medium confidence. in their inv

tammy. thank you. >> thank you. i was wondering if you could -- say a bit about how planning understands the difference with the ccnr and the nsr? i think there is a question in terms of the evidenceary weight for our decision and there is also a question how planning operationalizes the review. nsr's are recorded often times with the help of the planning department or other agencies to limit certain use on the property or certain development on the property. the city is very much involved. when testimony come it nsr. with ccnr, that is different. the department of the city often times if in the almost all the time, would not be involved and they say you have a ccnr, they are old and say things that the city would in the agree with. so therefore, we would not be enforcing on those. sort of neighborhood -- decisions. jury room got t. not all nsr's are recorded. and not, available to the planners on each property. the once i know of are recorded part of the deed. the deed depilot who new come on and buys the property.

democratic senator tammy baldwin is leading that effort and joining me now.. >> good afternoon. >> you know the numbers. it's good to see you. 47 is not enough to pass this bill, not to mention what would happen in the house. how can you get there? is there any way that you can see -- >> we introduced yesterday with 49 members of the united states senate and others who are still reviewing the women's health protection act. the fact that we have grown support even over the last year is heartening. this is a basic effort to restore the rights and freedoms that were stripped away from americans last summer. it has real time devastating affects. in a state like my own, wisconsin, and the 13 other states that have near total bans on abortion access. i told the story yesterday on the senate floor of erica, a constituent who with her partner scott have been wanting to have a child for the longest time. and yet, when her -- whn her ultrasound revealed her fetus would not survive, she couldn't get the health care she needed for her health and her life. that is happeni

tammy, we have an important adam schiff update. of shameless lies and divisive partnership, shifty adam schiff to replacechif dianne feinstein for the senate of california. our friend, ro khanna a different politician to join thr race. here iappes what he told jake ts morning. >> i have concluded that despite a lot of enthusiasm for burning folks, the best place, the most exciting place for me to serve as a progressive is in the house of representatives. i'm honored to be cochairing barbara lee's campaign for the senate and endorsing her today. we need a strong, antiwar senator. she will play that role. >> steve: strong antiwar senator appeared to me, that sounds like adam schiff. >> but does a little bit. and ro khanna saw some polls and better fit. as if needed to not run but i do think it was a little bit vindictive but let's remember there's not much different from anyone in congress. adam schiff got his from yale and one thing that i think makes it possible, the difference also, ro khanna is a progressive and means as an adult

tammy bruce from fox nation is here.our reaction. >> one of the important jobs, of many, of the president is to be an empathizeer and able to understand what the american people are going through. it is something that saved bill clinton's political career after the federal building bombing. even though you might not like some of the things he was doing he really cared and felt our pain. this is shameful. the same as when he went out first during a press conference to talk about his ice cream. there is a disconnect with regular people and human beings. it is shameful and awful. he laughed. it was -- i don't think he was joking. he says he is not joking. i don't think he was joking at all. this is about chess moves. it is a game for them. it is a horrible framework and then, of course, getting back to the gun issue and hate crimes. there is the manifesto. it is important for people to know why these things happen. >> harris: there is only one person who killed those people. that was audrey hale. the left can do whatever th

somewhat to what tammy said.is the president addressed an important issue that is not getting the headlines. republicans need to win on the battlefield whether it is mailing ballots in some states, it's all male and/or in some states its makes. if republicans are going to win because first you win, then you make policy. if they are going to get back to the constitution on the manner and time of elections, and most win elections. republicans need to use the methods that are available to that in the districts are in their states. in this case -- presidential election. >> brian: early voting, mail-in ballots, whatever it takes. one of the big stories that is happening right now is ukraine. we are fully supporting that war, spending billions of dollars to do it. donald trump says it never would've happened if he was there. he knows how to end it. >> this thing isn't solved by the time we have the election which is possibly it won't be. and then it's also possible we will be in world war iii with these idiots that are

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on that point, i also want to thank my wife, tammy murphy, stand up and take a bow please, tammy murphy. [applause] i don't want laura kelly to get mad at me but josh soup euros -- josh shapiro is not here because he's rooting for the eagles. and i'm just stating a fact, go chiefs. we are likely to be hosted a single day when we convene in philadelphia sometime in may. we can't wait to welcome everyone to the great garden state in july, for the -- july 12-14 for our annual summer meeting. that will be in atlantic city. as i have said to many of you, bring your dancing shoes and your wallets. not necessarily in that order. the roundtables exam are parallel initiatives on maternal and infant health. she has done outstanding work on this issue in our state and she is doing an excellent job leading this initiative nationally. these two initiatives share so much common ground like the challenges to affordable and accessible care. the importance of coordinated solutions and our duty to our most vulnerable. it makes sense that we consider them together and develop shared solution that give kid

tammy bailey put some serious sweat equity into her home.so one day i come home and i turned i'm not this faster, of course. yeah, i turned my tap on. this is what i got. this was my water. okay, that. you can't even see through that. what? it smells like nasty rotten eggs. what's worse when bailey had her water test, and she says 14 contaminants were found you couldn't even flush a toilet, no kicking, and none of the 1200 or so homes in her part of mcdowell county are hooked up to a reliable water source. we're supposed to be their best country in the world, the richest the richest country in the world. some 100 years ago, some residents here were among the richest people in the united states by mining coal. we know that historically these coal companies and other extractive industries were the ones who paid for operated and maintained all of these town water systems . the communities then have to rely on infrastructure that is aging, failing, breaking down 100. years later, the tax base and infrastructure generations of families rely on is

in south—east london, tammy and daughter piper could soon be homeless.fused to move to essex as it was too far away. her council say she's therefore made herself intentionally homeless, and want her out. if i moved all the way to colchester, who's going to look after my daughter when i go into labour? no—one's going to be able to come down and see me. it's too far. i'll have to change hospitals, change doctors, change her school. and seven—year—old piper doesn't want to move either. yeah, it makes me sad because i... ..i miss this house, i miss my family. . i miss my friends. all families in temporary accommodation want what they call a forever home. but as they can't afford their own place, they live with constant uncertainty. michael buchanan, bbc news. details are beginning to emerge about where asylum—seekers could be temporarily housed in the uk — following the government's new immigration plans. let's remind ourselves of what's being proposed. anyone removed from the uk will be blocked from returning or seeking british citizenship in future. there

tammy guides to pan. it's 1st titles since 2009 is reminded now about top story. the u. n. is holding a conference to draw attention to the problem of war to scarcity. a quarter of the world's population already lacks access to safe drinking water. the you, when say is the shortage will increase in pot. you to climate change a w business is out makes with daniel, be tough with that i wish i could. and some more the same. you discover stories that just a click away find out best documentary on you to really good morning to see the world as you've never seen it before. describe now t d w document training. what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage is 316. get the app now. ah ah. it's a rate hike that toughest decision the fed has had to making a good long while. but will this increase the risks to the shady banking sector will get the view from wall street. also coming up, environmentalists condemned the e new green gross washing rules saying that they don't go far enough. we'll

tammy bruce, thank you very much, appreciate it.id barnes, our market watcher of the day, he often gives us thoughts on politics. i want your thoughts on donald trump's indictment. you have an interest in politics, does this help or hurt trump? >> no question in the primary it helps him. somebody like myself is a movement conservative, reaganity, complement real a lot of things trump did from a policy standpoint but often very critical especially on the temperamental and personal things i don't think deserved to be defended in his behavior but what has happened is these people made him the victim. a lot of americans myself included were tired of donald trump whining about how he had been treated and all of us on there's legitimacy they have given him to his complaints. this is an outrageous move, it is thoughtless. other people who dislike donald trump politically even more than this prosecutor chose to pass on this particular avenue and this is an absolute disaster for those of us wanting to move on to new leadership, new ideas and

. >> did you leave out tammy? >> no. there was other applause that was fabulous. hi, everybody. >> sean: before i get to the political issues, explain to me why does joe biden not recognize his own granddaughter? >> it's terrible. it's really low. i think that there's a special place in hell for people who ignore children -- >> sean: biden is going to hell? is that what you're saying? >> no. i think that he will do the decent, righteous thing eventually. i think that -- you have to remember, first of all -- >> sean: he's 80, the kid is 4 years old. >> i'm a grandfather of five kids. i love my grandchildren. the biden family will ultimately, i hope, come around. this child did nothing wrong. hunter biden is a 2/3 bag, a junkie. he's all of those things. at least he was. the one thing that i will say, this will make you mad at me -- >> sean: it's not hard. >> ha-ha-ha. it's 4 1/2 years and no one has proven international money laundering yet. no one has proven foreign influence peddling yet. >> sean: geraldo, doesn't everybody in america deserve to know how much mon

the global the fox news cr contributor, tammy bruce, the host co-host of the hit show the five. >> our friend mar-a-lago. all right here. although i know you really well, why does this family this is what really bothered me leave about tammy. >> no, he said there waswas fa another applause that was fabulous. oh, yes. i was clapping over urethritis .plai >> thank you. all right. before i get to theey does joe e his own granddaughter? >> political issues, explain to me, why does joe biden not recognize his ownthin granddaughter? >> terrible. it's really low. there's i think that there's some there's a special place in for people who ignore. what yor >> so you guys don't know how i know that, because i think that he will do the decent, g even righteous thing eventually. >> and i i think that you have to remember that it's first of all, it's the ladythe ki and ki, four years old, my father and grandfather offather five k. i love my grandchildren. wil the biden familyl will ultimately, i hope, come around because this child did nothing wrong. it's a dirt bag. hunter biden is a dirt bag. hun

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so, is anybody going to be held accountable for what happened to that federal judge in that room, tammyeady an apology was made, and there was even reaction, a negative reaction to the apology on campus. but what's interesting here is the law is meant to in fact bridge the divide. you have opposing parties, that's the nature of law and judges, to find justice, you are supposed to have an environment that is, you know, nice and respectful, and you argue your opinions. this is not that. you have a system that is training the next lawyers, the next judges to reject the entire premise of our legal system by doing this specifically. and of course, i -- from the beginning having been on the left, you don't see this kind of behavior and we hear a lot about systemic problems in our society, that's systemic. so they -- i think it's not a surprise that the dean was caught. those students would not have done it unless it's kind of put into them that this is what the woke framework represents in colleges, in military, in banking that once you turn to that you lose the plot on what your real mission

tammy duckworth is reminded of the sacrifices she has made everyday. the first women to fly combat mission in the iraq war and one of the first injured. the grenade pierced her helicopter in 2004, she lost both her legs and injured her arm. >> i thought i deserved it and i failed as a pilot and i did not serve honorably and according to my training. sorry - and, my husband caught me crying in my hospital bed when realized i was awake. i said to him, you know, i could barely talk. i said i crashed the air traffic. it is my fault. he said, no, you didn't. no, you landed the aircraft. i started - really? i have been fine ever since. >> that was more important than anything knowing that you didn't cause it. >> knowing i did my job when the ship were down and as a pilot, i didn't let my crew down. >> when president george w. bush announced the invasion of iraq. >> these are opening stages of will be abroad and concerted campaign. >> duckworth did not support the reasons behind the war but never hesitated going into combat. >> i was proud to go because it wa

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tammy, i see you nodding over there. the idea of politics playing a role in this. does this help alvin bragg even if there's no indictment? if he loses the case, whatever happens, does this help him? >> the democrats are always focused on winning a news cycle. they look at it from news cycle to news cycle. you see all if bad news for joe biden, for democrats. the banking crisis. china's meeting with russia. they're having a party. the world is crumbling a bit. this is a great distraction. it also proves trump's point and the point of many americans certainly tens of millions of them. that our system is geared to go after people. it's not geared for justice at this point. we want that to come back. we want real law enorder. we want real justice. if they are willing, this is an argument from communities of color, from black men, that the system has a goal and they get that goal and they just move through, human beings don't matter. if they are willing to do this to the president of the united states, former president, they will do it and are doing it to everyone else

. >> tammy relies on the drug is epic to manage your diabetes and keep her out of the hospital.ion due to the ongoing shortages. >> is not guaranteed a look at the is and back again when it's time to refill progress tammy's not alone. across the nation thousands of diabetics are having the same problem filling their prescriptions due to off label use of the drug for weight loss, sparked by celebrities and influencers claiming the drug change their lives. >> is been a spike in demand where it probably should not be at this point until the fda gives the indication for weight loss precooked straw and the owner of a small chain of pharmacies in virginia has never seen anything like it. >> i've been a pharmacist for 40 years i have never seen it this bad for this long. >> while many physicians are quite willing to prescribe is epic for weight loss due to a demonstrated effectiveness in clinical trials, drug maker told fox news in a statement they do not quote promote, suggest, or encouraged off label use of our medicines. currently the fda drug shortage database lists over 100 medici

. >> to actually be able to get on my required dose and stay on it, helps me stay healthy, tammy relies's not clear i will get ozempic again time to get the refill. >> tammy is not alone. thousands of diabetics having the same problem filling the subscription due to off use of the drug weight loss sparked by celebrities and influencers claiming it changed their lives. >> it's been a spike in the demand where it probably shouldn't be at this point until the fda gives the indication for weight loss. >> john see more, the owner of a small chain of pharmacies in virginia has never seen anything like it. >> i have been a pharmacist for 40 years and i have never seen it this bad for this long. >> while many physicians are quite willing to prescribe ozempic for weight loss due to demonstrated effectiveness in trials. drug maker novo nor distold in a statement they do not pro-poet suggest or offlabel use of our medicines. currently the drug data base lists 100 medicines in short supply. adderall is also on the list due to explosion of adhd diagnoses during the pandemic. owe zem bic useful drug

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and a recent screen actors guild award for the series george and tammy. >> i know it freaks you guyseen a top hollywood star at least since 2012 zero dark 30. her love of acting began on stage growing up in northern california. in rehearsal, he or she began to find her nora, a young wife and mother in place by society's strict rules of behavior who suddenly faces a crisis that forces her to see the world anew and make decisions that will change her and others forever. it is an old story but still plenty relevant. >> she is playing within the system to try to get what she needs. that is 1879. he was incredible. i think on the paper, the obvious version is this poor woman has been victimized but also i want to say how is she participating and how scary it is. we all participate. it is not even necessarily associated to one gender. >> the original play has been adopted by playwright amy, a cowriter on the recent tv series scenes from a marriage. >> if i don't leave right now, i know i am never going to pick >> in which -- starred alongside oscar isaac in a story of another troubled marr

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. >> california >> department of motor vehicles employee tammy rodriguez was filled with emotion as she described living as a single mother unable to pay for basic necessities. amid inflation. it has been very challenging every day, especially through the pandemic. yeah, groceries have got a when we still like i said, i could state $20 and get, you know, couple bags. now it's like $150 just to get a few bags in its site. >> that's not even you so what percentage increase is seiu, local 1000 asking for? >> well, union representative stress, they will not share that info ahead of negotiations, but they made clear they will ask for raises across the board. of course, it all comes as the newsom administration prepares for a projected budget deficit of 22 and a half billion dollars if not more. but those here argue that is not an excuse as they begin what they call a fight for living wages enough to just maintain us and not have to have that stress just enough to get us to every day. >> reached out to the governor for his side to all of us. but his office says he does not comment on pending

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reaction,, co-host of the traves and buck sexton show, buck sexton along with fox news contributor tammy bruce. bruce. atami. h you. i want to start with youuriate because this infuriates me. there is no intellectual curiosity by the national media, no inquirhe natioy. and this is in black and white bank records, emails. they have got the goods colmer as chairman of the oversight committee, which i used to chair, he's doing a pretty go chair, he's doing a pretty good job oodf laying out the cat ,but nobody's asking any questions. >> what's fascinating, jason , is that this was you could findr this. it wasight right there in blackd white. if you had any ounce o ounceff curiosity. is, the osity. is, would the democrats not be curious about it? i mean, we can disagree with democrats on policy issues ,but, my goodness, this is about the safety of the country. it'scountry. it's about life and death when it comes to our military members and our service members and the nature of our ability to live our lives here in our own country. and the democrats haven had so much power. how we have to pres

. >> california >> department of motor vehicles employee tammy rodriguez was filled with emotion as she described living as a single mother unable to pay for basic necessities. amid inflation. it has been very challenging every day, especially through the pandemic. yeah, groceries have got a guy when we still like i said, i could state $20 and get, you know, couple bags. now it's like $150 just to get a few bags in its site. >> that's not even you so what percentage increase is seiu, local 1000 asking for? >> well, union representative stress, they will not share that info ahead of negotiations, but they made clear they will ask for raises across the board. of course, it all comes as the newsom administration prepares for a projected budget deficit of 22 and a half billion dollars if not more. but those here argue that is not an excuse as they begin what they call a fight for living wages enough to just maintain us and not have to have that stress just enough to get us to every day. >> reached out to the governor for his side to all of us. but his office says he does not comment on pend

tammy bailey put some serious sweat equity into her home.man and hurt right here was the last mile on had my dad wore in the coal mines helped the family make a living, but they were never hooked up to a city or county water line. so one day i come home and um i turned i'm not this faster, of course. and when i turned my tap on this is what i got. this was my water. okay, that. you can't even see through that. what? it smells like nasty rotten eggs. what's worse when bailey had her water test, and she says 14 contaminants were found. you can't even flush a toilet, no kicking, and none of the 1200 or so homes around here are hooked up to a reliable water source. we're supposed to be their best country in the world, the richest the richest country in the world. some 100 years ago, some residents here were among the richest people in the united states, the county's natural resources and the workers here powered america by mining coal. we know that historically these coal companies and other extractive industries were the ones who paid for opera

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now get a store so young crocus, tammy. here what? aah! salmon disease forced labor torture by the warden. so for mutual was even up on the water that also need you want to keep it. you got that it's a 0 bulbs. you went off with these 9 pushing things up. but give you a little closer. you thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals. when you've got here, you know, wanted to thank you to speak loudly and a good idea. you know what a good i feel. it's not my me did it before you do. you got to really found this he did just because i'm in yet. that was but it lou luck ah, a wall street journal reporter could face 20 years in prison after he's arrested by russian authorities on claims. he was spying on behalf of the american government. the u. s. congress rejects legislation to increase oversight of tens of billions sent to you. great. despite the concerns of regular americans about why they're a taxpayer dollars are being sent overseas from brazil and china strike a deal to bypass the green box turning to their own curren

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. >> california >> department of motor vehicles employee tammy rodriguez was filled with emotion as she described living as a single mother unable to pay for basic necessities. amid inflation. it has been very challenging every day, especially through the pandemic. yeah, grosses have got a guy when we still like i said, i could state $20 and get, you know, couple bags now it's like $150 just to get a few bags in its site. >> that's not even you so what percentage increase is seiu, local 1000 asking for? >> well, union representative stress, they will not share that info ahead of negotiations, but they made clear they will ask for raises across the board. of course, it all comes as the newsom administration prepares for a projected budget deficit of 22 and a half billion dollars if not more. but those here argue that is not an excuse as they begin what they call a fight for living wages enough to just maintain us and not have to have that stress just enough to get us to every day. >> reached out to the governor for his side to all of us. but his office says he does not comment on pending

it was acquired by the whoa whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. algae 0, tammy did. miller reports now from malawi is capital all the long way more than 12 districts in milan, we have been affected by tropical cyclone freddy, including the main city of blan tire with thousands of people have been affected. the government has said, at least a 190 people have been killed due to the storm due to mud flights flooding, as well as very strong wind. 60000 people have been affected, at least 20000 of them have been displaced. the government has said that it's fitting up camps to accommodate these people to ensure that they have some way to go now in neighboring was a big picture, isn't as clear because telecommunications have been brought down as well as electricity and internet services. so it's been difficult getting a peer, a picture from them being where tropical cyclone freddy has now hit for a 2nd time in a month. this is one of the longest lasting tropical storms on record and had just become very concerning for people in the region. just given the extent of the damag

. >> welcome , tammy bruce. in t newsand former florida attorney general pam bondi.ral penn who i is here. okay, so i thought it was it was all about being whoa means you can't attack a religion. ak >>no we all know antisemitism is right. we've heard the word islamic islamophobia, but it's okay's oa to attack christiansy , as hassc been happening since this attack at the school in tennessee.e th e attack othe school in tennesso either one of you whatu the obsession with drag queena g story hours abou queent fornd td kindergartners and first and second and third graders, i'd like to know f because i didn't have that education. >> yes. if i could just say one thing about that in that this is whatn the left us in general is . that's tiny steps, right? they kind of inoculate you of to the nature of a culture. are again,nd as you as your opening said on this issue, havo is that we have no problem with change operations. we have no problem with drag shows. rupal drag race. i happen to like very much. but what i'm an a