serving as a training center for toledo's naval reservists and marines and as a civic and social center. the armory contains a large drill deck, gymnasium, rifle range, recreation rooms and storage space. the bridge of a naval vessel is stimulated by the balconies along one side wall. even gunnery instruction is provided for in the complete equipment. farm produce is the direct concern of a large part ohio's population to the farmer. there is no problem greater than that of getting produce to market no matter how fat pigs he raises, he can't turn them into money until they're delivered to the city. frequently the condition of the roads makes the transportation a bit difficult difficult. in the case of this particular shipment complication piled on, complication. and the farmer some practice at catching the grease pig until the pig gets tired of the game. this tragic comedy of the pigs never got to market is becoming rare in ohio but an extensive farm to market roads is converting old rutted roads into excellent graded highways. almost 4500 miles of road and highway and 5000 blocks of ci

we go to toledo every thanksgiving. all of us were all together 65 people because of all the kids and grandkids. i, i help you know some of my siblings and sometimes all of them. but so that's a delicate question. how much do you help your siblings when you when you're able? that's a very interesting question from your perspective and from theirs. right. am i helping enough? probably in eyes. some of them know. some of them, yes. who knows, right? hmm. yeah. fascinating here. what about you? so i am the mom of three. my and i. well, in the book at the end spoiler, i got married and my wife and i have three kids. we have twin daughters who are nine and, um, and i and i opened bookstore a month ago. oh, my goodness. breaking news. oh that actually makes the apple. no, not in the epilog, though. and where is it i live in stratford, connecticut. it is in stratford, connecticut. that's amazing. congratulations. thank you. thank you. as a twins, we're in enough. yeah, right. yeah, for sure. nicole. yeah, i didn't an epilog. i

[laughter] >> were not gonna pick on toledo or skinner max. of media that's doing a look back and admitting they covered up some stories and perhaps do not delve as deeply into then president joe biden's health and well-being. we all act surprised when the debate occurred. in the wake of that people are angry. they feel like they did not get all the information from news sources they were turning to entrusting. it is unsurprising this is the result of people turning away from the news entities they feel like did not get than the full story. it happened before and during the russia hoax era. if you watch certain networks you would think president trump was going to be taken away to present at any moment and prove he was best friends with putin and these wild, wild things. it all turned out to be utterly false. when the mueller report came out and said ratings tanked on these networks because people felt they did not get the truth. they did not get the real story but they did not get the perspectives is when the wonderful things boxes so well is

you can use money, whatever you can afford, or you can swap fresh produce for a meal. >> here in toledovolunteer their time in exchange for the meal, and two-thirds will give some kind of monetary donation. and a few will hand us produce for it. we build relationships with the local farmers and gardens to get the bulk of our produce. >> reporter: it's a place where anyone can eat. >> pretty good. >> reporter: and everyone gets treated as an equal. >> every type of person comes. families come. business folks come. folks needing resources or services come. so it really is a community hub. >> reporter: the first nonprofit same cafe was opened in 2007 in denver. it was the brainchild of libby and brad berkey, wanting to provide a healthy, fresh meal to anyone who wanted or needed it. their model has inspired others, like rock star jon bon jovi's soul kitchen. but brad rubendale wanted it to expand in the places where people need it most can be found. >> libraries are the last of one of the last truly public space. nobody can be kicked out of a library for being poor. >> reporter: for rubend

as an example of work accomplished in park improvement in ohio, a zoo in toledo is being transformed into one of the nation's finest institutions. here again, salvaged materials were utilized in construction. in a new amphitheater, we find the wpa symphony orchestra giving one of its regular concerts under the works program. these musicians, artists in other fields contribute their to the cultural development of the community community. in this progressive program. every effort is bent toward enriching the lives of the people, building sound bodies and minds for our citizens long after is forgotten. these developments remain as part of a better ohio. welcome again, ladies and gentlemen, to let us look at congress today. our guest is member of a distinguished american who whose members have served our country both in time of war and in peace three times he was elected by the state of massachusetts to the united states senate. and he was the first man since the civil war to resign from his seat in order to serve the united states armed forces. he served with great distinction and brave

daniel toledo, el esposo de aida nos llevÓ a recorrer el centro. no hay nada. no quedÓ nada. reportera: con mucha dificultad los residentes estÁn regresando a sus vecindarios para ver quÉ es lo que ha quedado de sus hogares. como ustedes pueden ver, no ha quedado nada, esta es una zona completamente devastada, parece una zona de guerra. los incendios en el sur de california superan los 30.000 acres de terreno, esto es el equivalente a la ciudad de san francisco o a la mitad del estado de la florida. sin embargo, los incendios del sur de california no solo han golpeado a los que han perdido sus hogares o han tenido que evacuar. >> a eso de las 10:00 de la maÑana comienzo oir a los globos —— los lobos y coyotes aullar detrÁs de la casa. era un aullido como de lamento, de pÁnico. angie: un temor que se agravÓ al ver que una nube se acercaba. ¿cuÁl fue tu reacciÓn? >> oh, hay fuego en la montaÑa. nos estamos quemando, dije. angie: ella recuerda que su patrona le dijo que habÍa que abandonar la casa lo mÁs rÁpido posible. la empleada domÉstica de origen

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kaptur: i can hear the cheers rising in toledo, ohio, the 100 year legacy home of jeep. and i can hear the cheers from the president of the united auto workers nationwide and bruce bum hour, the local 12 president, dave green, the regional leader and tony to they, the president of local 14. chairman john elkin announced plans by jeep to re-invest in industrial america. in toledo, ohio, they will invest in order to produce and i am reading from his remarks, taking product actions for jeep wrangler and jeep wrangler and components critical to our this means jobs, living wage jobs. jobs with retirement benefits, jobs in the middle class. he announced in illinois, michigan and indiana similar investments. thank you so much for jeep and their union workers for keeping their word to america's workers. god bless them and god bless america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the under the speaker's announced policy, the gentleman from utah, mr. moore, is recognized as the designees of the majority leader. mr. moore: i ask unanimous consent that all members may include. great

toledo police don't have any leads or suspects about where those bullets came from. community leaders say that the city needs to change to make the streets safer. >> whether it's for trauma recovery, whether its pre prevention programs reaching programs, thing that we know actually prevent this type of violence we happening in the first place. somebody deserves to worry about whether or not they're going to hit give. i believe this type of violence is not acceptable. >> so far, no arrests have been made. it's 809, and decomposed human remains have been found on a beach in richmond. it's called keller beach in. somebody was walking there in the evening and called the city officials saying that they had found this in the east bay regional park system. they got the call wednesday night. it was around 09:00pm. so they have responded. the remains are now at the coroner's office. they're investigating. we don't even know if it was that of a man or a woman. but officials say there's no threat to public safety. >> well, california attorney general rob bonta now continuing hi

. >> toledo police teaming up with chp to crack down on sideshows and reckless driving. a new operation started this weekend enhance the number of patrols on the streets. police say the extra patrols will allow them to more easily disrupt the sideshows and hold suspects accountable. immigration and customs enforcement agents were spotted in san jose this morning. the rapid response network, a nonprofit tracking ice activity have says the agents were seen along capitol avenue near alum rock avenue today. this is video from yesterday near story road at king road. the rapid response network believes at least one person was detained. the nonprofit also believes ice is targeting people with existing deportation orders. in a statement, san jose mayor matt mahan says, quote, i sincerely hope ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community and quote, the mayor adds san jose police do not assist in any ice operations. san francisco state senator scott

meantime, toledo police are teaming up with chp to crack down on sideshows and reckless driving. a new operation started this weekend enhancing the number of patrols on the streets. police say the extra patrols will allow them to more easily disrupt the sideshows and hold suspects accountable. >> gilroy police are asking for help. they're trying to find an armed robbery suspect who they say aimed a gun at the cashier and still money. this is about 03:00am thursday at the garlic farm centers. so long the travel park circle on-ramp anybody with info is asked to contact police. >> new traffic installation in the sunset neighborhood of san francisco is causing confusion. it is called the neck down and it's located on street between 9th and 10th avenues. if this is your first time hearing about neck down, stewing the list cut for nesbitt was there today, though. >> talking with people who live in the area about how they feel about these changes. >> the traffic installation behind me is what's called a neck down. now it's meant to slow down traffic, protect bicyclists and pedestrians.

. >> who's making a movie about his hometown of toledo. it will be called vallejo and it's centered around his experience playing little league baseball in the city cc attended vallejo high was drafted straight out of high school by cleveland in 1998. he pitched in the majors from 2001 to 2019 awesome career won a cy young award and a world series title made 6 all-star games. should be a cool movie. excited to see it. no word yet on a release date. >> the humane society of silicon valley reached a major milestone with the program that provides free pet food to homebound owners. volunteers were able to deliver 1 million meals as of today, the special delivery was at a supportive housing site in san jose help feed multiple dogs whose owners are experiencing homelessness workers with this nonprofit say the program is crucial for unhoused residents who depend on companionship from their 4 legged friends. we definitely have one resident where we notice that their rent paid and it was because they are prioritizing. the needs of their pet. >> and

detroit, michigan, and toledo, ohio and indiana.ese investments are happening because of our historic victory and if we had not won, it would be the opposite. they were pulling out. they would be withdrawing money. our country was on the verge very bad things and now there is light not just over america. i've heard it even from our enemies. they would call us up and say, sir, we hate you but they -- but you are the light in the world. they like sleepy joe. what is not to like? they call up and it is funny -- i was told today by one of the leaders in the world, they called for a telephone call with the president of the united states a year ago and they said, we would like to speak with -- who is this? the head of germany. or france. the name of any country, it didn't matter but he would never pick up the call. they would say, he will call you back in two months. two months? he is extremely busy. macron of france, he will call you back in two months. two months comes along and there is no call. and they say, he didn't call. [laughter]

be able to financially reinvest to upgrade their freshwater systems in places like flint, detroit, toledo, cleveland, youngstown, milwaukee, kenosha, chicago and so many more, freshwater is life. the old expression, go west or south, young man, still appeals. but our planet is teaching us there are limits to what the earth can sustain. living in the past is not an option. onward america together. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today.therd organization as executive director. >> in between, i went to harvard university for two years. >> i want to ask you about concerned veterans for america. the 990's from that organization, i ask that that be made part of the record. >> without objection. both of those are part of the record. >> at the end of 2013, a shortfall of 100 $30,000. at the end of 2014, a shortfall of 128,000 dollars. another deficit of 437 thousand dollars. by the time you left that organization, there were deep debts including cred

consolation brands, it would not force modelo or corona to be made in toledo, ohio.ourth, we are seeing what happens when there is overbuilding as is the case in florida. once prices come down, buyers start staying away hoping for lower prices. it usually works, causing sellers to panic, can cutting prices themselves. it's called the cycle. although it has been operating normal the last few years, i think 2025 will reassert itself and the fed will win big on this one. big enough to cut rates slowly but cut nonetheless. that's why the home building stocks keep coming down. way too early to bottom fish there. fifth, hope that bobby kentucky jr. goes after foods bad for you. the makers of the glp-1 drugs have good data. even cancer if they are going to get kennedy on the other side. otherwise he will say no to mow overturn owe. yes, to diet and exercise. i think it turns out that family hit bottom ahead of the appointment taking affect. sixth. come on. i have been on vacation. 20 years of this. sixth potential positive. we see real a.i. wins, not just small expense cuts

. >>> the uk named ellam toledo efficiently to lead the bloc this year.his with our next with guest. he is sir nigel, former british ambassador to the u.s. please tour have ure to have yo show. sir, i like to see how you view the comments and criticism on the chancellor for having gone to china at a time of market turmoil when she is also trying to do her job of boosting growth. how do you assess this criticism? >> i think it was exaggerated. there is sometimes never a good time to go. there will also be scores of crises in the economy. if she went over the weekend, she didn't go for a long time. you have to try to balance these things when you are in a senior public office. half the task is balancing things. i think she was right to go ahead with the visit. she didn't cast it as a visit which was changing everything overnight. she was modest in her comments. actually, the 600 million is a modest amount by the standards of foreign leaders going to china. i think she was trying to lay a foundation for a decent relationship between the uk and china. one whi

. >> theresa kron, 4 news toledo police continue to crack down on reckless driving after a sideshow drew saturday night. the chp track down some of the participating cars. only 4 of them were towed and placed on a 30 day hold at an impound lot cars that are impounded for that amount of time could face a total of over $2000 in fees. officers say 300 pedestrians attended 2 people involved were arrested and 13 others were cited little earlier today. the lea police announced a partnership with the chp that will surge officers from both agencies to vallejo street during the weekend evening hours. >> and the east bay, alameda county supervisors are zeroing in on a choice for a new district attorney this weekend. a community forum was held at the lakeshore avenue baptist church. so people could get to know the candidates vying for the role and address some of their concerns. attendees got to hear directly from deputy county council attrition. lewis alameda city attorney, even sharon and chief deputy attorney general with the california department of justice, the news johnson about their proposa

plus, classes canceled at a toledo school this morning after copper thieves leave that school withoutand today is holocaust remembrance day. we're live in san francisco commemorating the victims. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 08:00am on a monday. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for joy of also this morning on a cold. >> monday morning, very cold, especially for the inland east bay. john, good yeah. when the east bay down in the 20's right now for a lot of it is absolutely frigid out there. that is the right way to put it. skies are clear. says you look outside, you're probably doesn't look too bad out there. but the moment you step out there. >> at least she'll be wide awake as that cold, though joe chair right alert. san jose at 39 right now. palo alto at 31 dublin. you're at 29 degrees. berked

pretty nice and mild to with toledo at 61 santa rosa at 68 today. ahead, tomorrow starts our trend of 50's for the weekend and evening. sprinkle is possible monday through wednesday. warming back up into the low 60's before another round of rain thursday. >> if a bike or rally in oakland got an accident so things are slow. no accident along 5.80, certainly traffic has been building so that slow as well surface streets. probably your best bet as you're traveling 5, 18. 86. both highways are impacted and a lot 80's eastbound side gilman in berkeley got another accident. there. some public avenue. i would probably take that this morning. once you get past that bridge looks great. look at that 9 minutes heading into the city this morning, south bay we've been around. 39 a 40 minute throughout most of the morning along one on one. it's 85 up middle part, selling to dana to 37 around 34 minutes. you can see the delays along finding from that view, a surface streets definitely would be your best option until that accident clears along 8.80, darya. james, b

this is video of about 300 people participating in a sideshow in toledo early yesterday morning aroundam on alameda street. the side show that moved to oakland on market street where participants set off fireworks. oakland police say as soon as they arrived on scene, spectators ran away. >> well, in the east bay crews put out an rv on fire in newark. this happened monday on dumbarton street. as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. thankfully, nobody was hurt and we don't have any word yet on what started that fire. we'll do a police. need your help to try find these 2 women. they say so wallet from a car last month. police say the women took a wallet and a cellphone from the victim's car while they were parked visiting a loved one at a cemetery. the suspected these stole credit cards. they made purchases at various businesses in gilroy. if you recognize any of these women, please call police immediately. >> 6.35 in the east bay, you may have gotten the tax from fast track saying you owe them money because you recently used a toll. well, ignore it because pastrick says the messag

plus, classes canceled at a toledo school this morning after copper thieves leave that school without power. and today is holocaust remembrance day. we're live in san francisco commemorating the victims. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 08:00am on a monday. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for joy of also this morning on a cold. >> monday morning, very cold, especially for the inland east bay. john, good yeah. when the east bay down in the 20's right now for a lot of it is absolutely frigid out there. that is the right way to put it. skies are clear. says you look outside, you're probably doesn't look too bad out there. but the moment you step out there. >> at least she'll be wide awake as that cold, though joe chair right alert. san jose at 39 right now. palo alto at 31 dublin. you're at 29 degrees. berkeley and oakland also in the upper 30's petaluma below freezing at 31. we do have frost advisories through 09:00am for the vast majority of the bay area and a freeze warning in effect for the santa clara valley until 09:00am as well. this is not the only cold m

and up next on the kron, 4 morning news, the toledo city school district is narrowing down a list ofhool closures and consolidations. we're going hear from one parent total surprise. and a san francisco student says that they were questioned by ice on a muni bus, sparking a lot of concern within the whole district. and this morning, we're remembering those lives that were taken away 2 years ago when a mass away 2 years ago when a mass shooting. it happened that. excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> how do we protect our communities against trump's attacks which have already begun. >> right now the kron 4 morning news reports of an ice agent on a muni bus now has local immi

the fact toledo see, i said, i'm not going to accept any people affiliated with political organizations that should be represented individually because things have changed on the ground. there is a new authority resolution 2054 is no longer relevant to syria and people have to accept this political reality. now they have to make some concessions if they want people to be old both, this is what this trying to achieve. and this is something that can only happen with some backing from key regional players because those members of the opposition have been living in. so t in europe, in germany, in different parts of the reason for, for many years. and they have to be convinced to come to the boss because the next week to jenny, this national conference. okay. many thanks indeed have some full that update from damascus. and i said no, i present mid, damascus was known in syria as a human silver house. thousands of people were in prison, said join the ruler for shot. a side team spoke to inmates who were released last month off the raging found one man story reveals the horrors of what happene

toledo, ohio. and kokomo, indiana. good place. of these investments are happening only because of our historic victory. and if we didn't win. >> all right, we'll continue to watch and listen to president donald trump there. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield. so much more straight ahead in the newsroom with jessica dean. after this. >> cnn presents. >> hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. i brought in ensure max protein with. 30g of protein. >> those who tried me. >> felt more energy in just two weeks. >> here, i'll take. >> that. >> ensure. max protein, 30g protein, one gram of sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to seven hours. >> whether you're a professional driver or just a fan, vehicle breakdowns are costly. >> it started tugging. >> it started making. >> some really weird noises. >> the last thing i remember is. >> just the engine cut out. >> if your check engine light comes on tomorrow, the repair could easily cost thousands. >> is that transmission? >> it's an exha

the fact toledo, shara make clear that will take at least a year to see some real drastic changes. you're talking about an economy that's been definitely designated by 14 years of more economic mismanagement, but it show each style economy for decades. and also sanctions, which i've done has another crushing effect. traditionally, syria have made a lot of hard to what it needs, and it was hard currency in order traditionally what it would had and what was the oil field, which the central government doesn't control the exporting before the 201400000 barrels a day. now they've less than $100000.00 barrels, agriculturally or net export, and when the importer. so you're gonna need that hard currencies primarily to come through to the international aid and remittances from the see around the ass for, and all the countries of individually gonna have to make the choices of how much to give. and much of that depends upon diplomatic and recognition from the international community to take the h t s like government off of the terrorism list, and to start the process of lifting the sanctions.

be able to financially reinvest to upgrade their freshwater systems in places like flint, detroit, toledo, cleveland, youngstown, milwaukee, kenosha, chicago and so many more, freshwater is life. the old expression, go west or south, young man, still appeals. but our planet is teaching us there are limits to what the earth can sustain. living in the past is not an option. onward america together. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today.

headed to canada along with major investments to expand american auto production in detroit, michigan, toledondiana. good place. all of these investments are happening only because of our historic victory. if we didn't win or it'd be just the opposite. they were pulling out. they were really pulling out. so they would be i withdrawing money. our country was on the verge of some very bad things. bad things were happening. and now there's light not only over america, i've a heard it from even our enemies. they call up and they say, sir, we hate you, we do hate you, but there's -- [laughter] some of them hate me. if they liked me, you've got a problem, right? they liked sleepy joe with. what's not to like? you know, they call up, it's funny, i was told today by one of the big leaders of the world we'd call for a telephone call with the president of the united states a year ago, and they'd say we'd like the peek with, who is this? it's the head of germ, the the head of -- germany, it's -- name it, the head of france, the name of any country, it didn't matter. he would never pick up the call. they

we make our way to the east, toledo only 30% of average. new orleans, their average snowfall, zero.ty, 45% of our average, under 6 inches of snow. pensacola, florida, beating us. their average snowfall, again, zero. the reason for this? well, the pattern was just kind of crazy so far this winter. waves of cold arctic air in, massive pacific ridge blocking storms from coming. then we had all that extreme cold and all the moisture coming in from the gulf and that's what oxnard as we're now below freezing in a lot of our inland microclimates from the south bay to the tri-valley to the north bay. but as we go into the afternoon, we are going to see these temperatures headed back to the low 60s. lots of sunshine, and we're dry through thursday. but rain chances will increase this weekend as we see an atmospheric river just to the north >> and that's your latest weather. >> carson, would you give us a tiny taste, a sneak peek -- >> a little chunk of what's coming up. guys, the numbers are in. nielsen has unveiled the most streamed shows of last year. let's count down the top five. we'll s

right now feels like 9 in boston, 8 in toledo, 14 in wichita, 14 in odesa, texas. little below. denver 32 degrees. the good news is as we head into the weekend temperatures start to warm. sunday memphis, 55. mid 50s in panama city, florida. new york city near 40 degrees. >> al, we'll come back in just a moment. >>> meanwhile, we are learning more this morning about a deadly shooting at a nashville high school. a student opening fire in the cafeteria, killing one classmate and injuring another before taking his own life. nbc's kathy park is there. she's following the investigation for us. kathy, what do we know this morning? >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. police have not established a connection between the shooter and the victims. and while authorities try to figure out a motive, they have uncourted some concerning online writings about social media dia posts linked to the gunman. we want to warn you that some of the video you're about to watch is graphic. [ gunshot ] >> reporter: this morning, a nashville-area high school now a crime scene after a teenag

the president promised on the campaign trail in toledo and across the country to revitalize our inner cities and rebuild infrastructure. i would hope we would be able to work with the ministries and to strengthen -- the administration to strengthen our nation and provide good jobs in ohio. the hud budget will only add to the struggles of our inner cities. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses how we tackle the many challenges that face this country from the crisis of housing affordability for our families and seniors to the stagnant wages and employment prospects of too many of our fellow americans. >> thank you. we will now turn to senator portman to introduce mr. hazard. sen. portman: thank you, mr. chairman. it's a pleasure to introduce kevin hassett. he's being nominated to serve as chair of the council of economic advisers. delighted to see he has his own team of advisors with him today, his sons and his wife. who is the chair? >> that would be me. >> christie. kevin served in the first bush administration. he was in the treasury department. i was director of the office of

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headed to canada along with major investments to expand american auto production in detroit, michigan, toledod place. all of these investments are happening only because of our historic victory and if we didn't win, just the opposite. they were pulling out. they were really pulling out. so they would be withdrawing money. our country was on the verge of some of the very bad things, bad things are happening and now there's light not only over america. from even our enemies they call up and they say sir, we hate you. we do a jupiters light over the world. i say they hate me. some of them haiti. they like that, you got a problem right? what's not to like? they call up, funny, i was told today the one of the big leaders in the world, would call for a telephone call with the president of the united states a year ago, and they would say we would like to speak with who is this? is that of germany, the head of, name it, the head of france, the name of any, any country, it didn't matter. he would never pick up the call. they would say he will call you back in two months. two months? yes. if the schedu

i say youngstown, it could be flint, detroit, toledo, milwaukee, pittsburgh, it doesn't matter.we going to talk to ourselves about something that's irrelevant to that person in youngstown, ohio, who comes out of that culture, the economic anxiety and all of that, and so it can't be in washington, d.c. i think it would be a very good strategic move, and as i say in the piece, to have the workers there, have these high, over paid consultants go to youngstown, play bocce, watch sports, eat dinner, go there and just listen. don't be on twitter. don't tell them what you think. nobody cares what you think. listen, two ears, one mouth. you listen, just like we were raised, and if we do that, we will begin to shift the culture of the party. >> congressman, so youngstown is a great example because i think decades ago i guess the big employer there was probably republic steel. i remember when i was in college, i had a friend whose dad who grew up in youngstown, and his dad worked for republic steel, and, you know, so it's one thing to listen and to play bocce, but what should the message

it's just a formality at this point waiting formality at this point waiting for biden toledo office,he hasn't been at the helm, he's been at delaware and the beach. we can't miss the patriotism in that, and the inaugural speech is very crucialfor that, and the inaugural speech is very crucial for setting the tone. but i will say i know we are in the honeymoon period right now. day one, the executive orders start flowing, and politics hits the fan. irate and politics hits the fan. we talk about — and politics hits the fan. we talk about biden's polling in a second, butjoel touched on his attempt at the rnc. trump has tried to play the role of unifier before — it hasn't lasted. the discord and division- in our society must be healed. i am running to be president for all of america, _ not half of america. if we get everybody out and vote, there's not . a thing they can do. and if we don't — - and if we don't, they have to get every person that ever signed anything... | in a horrendously dangerous party that's going to - destroy our country. and it already is destroying our country, we j