and in west palm beach, we cross to gina loud, and she is like psychology expert and a long time trump advisor, hard cross talk, rules and effects. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciated, david, let me go to you 1st here. let's start from the basics here. what is the identity of the republican party as we speak right now? and is donald trump a reflection of that party? go ahead david. well, i think it's a party in search of an identity. you know, already here it's become known as call 45 where the, where, so many millions of people sort of mindlessly follow whatever. trump says of, you know, the question becomes, are there enough of those people just swing national election and we don't know the answer. yeah. i guess it won't. let me go to jen here. i think that's very interesting because, you know, i, obviously, if trump wants the, the nomination, it's his, i mean there's no competition there. but the question is, is that for in my mind is the republican leadership. i mean, they would look warm towards him during the entire part of his presidency. and sinc

so my guess in new york and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time and remember to cross the ah me. a new gold rush is underway. in gunner thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich children are torn between gold education. my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, which still it will have the strongest appeal. was driven by dreamers shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me when i would show the wrong. why don't we just don't rule out the thing because it after an engagement equal betrayal. when so many find themselves well, the part we choose to look for common ground in in the old days before brag said, because the u. k. was attached to the you, they could do it. other countries do, which is to take all their debts and dump it into this giant shadow banking system that covers the world's largest trading block. and you could kind of buy some time there because the e. c, b is printing and buying and monetizing debt by the trillion, christi

crystal is next out of west palm beach, florida. democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. would definitely welcome the refugees in the community, but more than that, i would say that these people are obviously a part of our military, therefore they have a lot of military knowledge of operations, so i would say the country needs this community. i would also say, too, that i looked at some other news networks, not american, and they were saying the border countries surrounding afghanistan were actually ready for this great influx into their countries and it never happened, so these people are being transported to other countries, not just america. and i would say to fox news, i believe, is america's public enemy number one. host: that is crystal out of west palm beach, florida, taking your phone calls on the issues of other countries accepting refugees from afghanistan. a chart from -- again, these numbers change very rapidly, but this chart showing where the vast majority of refugees from afghanistan and up, and that of course is in the border countries there, pakistan and

i'm from west palm beach. we know florida. we know south florida. we know how floridians are.onder if you think that just getting the vaccine publicly, showing leadership, is going to be enough to make a complex political state like florida, where people kind of like to do their own thing, fall in line. i think that's one of the biggest concerns i have heard from people i know, who are still in florida. some people around them just don't seem to give a damn. they don't know what to do. >> i think a combination of a couple of things. one, we need to rely on our elected officials. we did not see that this entire pandemic. but it's more than just that. it's using our local influencers. our music industry, our athletes, those people that are real true influencers in our communities. and giving everyone the tools. having this conversations. at the end of the day, we don't live in an isolated society. love the neighbor. that is fundamentals of our religions. that is not what's happening. we have to have these conversations. you're not getting a vaccine for yourself, you have to be d

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some hospitals are turning away ambulances, a similar situation in florida where a hospital in west palm beach had to transport a police officer to ohio after running out of ecmo machines, a life support system that provides oxygen by bypassing the lungs. >> it's a nightmare that i can't wake up from. with the pandemic going on, there are no ecmo machines available in the state of florida. >> reporter: in central florida they're running out of places to put bodies. >> this is not being exaggerated or blown out of proportion by the media. this is real. >> reporter: with morgues at capacity, some hospitals are now using refrigerated trucks to store the dead. it comes as florida's ban on mask mandates returns to court with a judge set to rule on its legality today. meanwhile, in illinois the governor is now reinstating mask requirements. >> hospital staff are becoming overwhelmed and overburdened. people are dying who don't have to die. >> reporter: and in washington state one high school's plan to fight covid igniting a firestorm of controversy. the school wanted to force athletes to wear ankle

and in west palm beach, we cross to gene allowed and she is like psychology expert. and a long time, trump advisor, her across stock rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. david, let me go to you 1st here. let's start from the basics here. what is the identity of the republican party as we speak right now? and is donald trump a reflection of that party? go ahead david. well, i think it's of warranty and search of an identity. you know already here it's become known as call 45 where the where so many millions of people sort of mindlessly follow whatever trumps.

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and in west palm beach, we cross to gina loud, and she is like psychology expert and a long time trump advisor. hi cross up rules and effects. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. david, let me go to you 1st here. let's start from the basics here. what is the identity of the republican party as we.

and in west palm beach, we cross to gina loud, and she is like psychology expert and a long time trump advisor. hi cross up rules and effects. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. david, let me go to you 1st here. let's start from the basics here. what is the identity of the republican party as we speak right now? and is donald trump a reflection of that party? go ahead david. well, i think it's a party in search of an identity. you know, here it's become known as call 45 where the, where? so many millions of people sort of mindlessly follow whatever. trump says, you know, the question becomes, are there enough of those people just swing national election and we don't know the answer. yeah. okay, so let me go to chat here. i think that's very interesting because, you know, i, obviously, if trump wants the denominator, it's his, i mean there's no competition there. but the question is, is that for in my mind is the republican leadership. i mean, they would look warm towards them during the entire part of his presidency. and since then. okay, so i mean t

railed against the vaccine has died of covid. 65-year-old dick ferrell was a right wing host in west palm beachlanded ferrell in the hospital for three weeks. friends say he began urging everyone to get vaccinated before he died. anti-vaccine radio hosts in florida and tennessee have also died from covid-19. >>> and several court cases involving high profile capitol riot defendants have suddenly come to a halt because their lawyer is sick with covid. >> prosecutors believe that attorney on john pierce is hospitalized but his law firm is not commenting on this. he too took a public position against vaccines before becoming infected. >>> goldman sachs is warning of a looming eviction crisis, 750,000 households face eviction this fall and winter unless congress acts or states unlob the billions they have already been allocated to pay landlords. they have the money. last week the supreme court blocked the biden administration's ban on evictions saying further action has to come from congress, not the administration. as many as 3.5 million households are now behind on their rent, they owe $12 billio

crystal is next out of west palm beach, florida. democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. would definitely welcome the refugees in the community, but more than that, i would say that these people are obviously a part of our military, therefore they have a lot of military knowledge of operations, so i would say the country needs this community. i would also say, too, that i looked at some other news networks, not american, and they were saying the border countries surrounding afghanistan were actually ready for this great influx into their countries and it never happened, so these people are being transported to other countries, not just america. and i would say to fox news, i believe, is america's public enemy number one. host: that is crystal out of west palm beach, florida, taking your phone calls on the issues of other countries accepting refugees from afghanistan. a chart from -- again, these numbers change very rapidly, but this chart showing where the vast majority of refugees from afghanistan and up, and that of course is in the border countries there, pakistan and

charles west palm beach, florida. a republican. welcome to the conversation. go ahead.r: thank you for the conversation. my main issue is i have never seen so much pork in my entire life in a bill. why is democrats doing this to us? i used to be a democrat. i'll never side with that side again. everybody i'm friends with are the same. so maybe this is a thing, what do you call it a premonition on your side, the democrats, this is not going anywherefore you if anything it's going to put you in a hole. let's get together as americans. make this work. not pork, grandkids and grandkids' grandkids into the poorhouse. take the pork out. remove the politicians that have pork in their agenda. move on from there. host: got it, charles. betty in elizabethtown, kentucky. betty, good morning. caller: good morning. host: are you a democrat. what do you think about this infighting. caller: first of all i'd like to say i'm so clad r glad for coming back into our country where we can talk without each other ranting and raving. i appreciate the fact you don't give your opinion. i suppor

ben, west palm beach, florida. hi. caller: good morning. hello. good morning. good morning. i don't want to say i think it is a mistake to withdraw, but i was in kindergarten when the u.s. invaded afghanistan. throughout history, the british have tried. the soviet union have tried. it goes back before that, since ancient times. superpowers have more or less been defeated trying to invade afghanistan. it has brought no benefit to these superpowers that have gone in there. if anything, just embarrassment, things of that nature. host: are we secure in america if the taliban controls afghanistan? caller: i am not sure of the dates but it is my understanding that the taliban-controlled afghanistan far prior to 9/11. osama bin laden was not part of the taliban government. they gave shelter to him, stuff like that, which they should not have been doing, but i don't think them being in power in afghanistan has a direct security threat on the united states. host: joining us on the phone is a white house national security reporter with the wall street journal. let's begin with what yo

this guy for a thousand dollars is going to drive us to west palm beach and we just have to figure out how we are going to pay him. and i said, let me ask you a question, can you go instead of going i95, could you go down i85 and drop me off in atlanta, no, no. that's too much out of the way. so i got my car and drove back and i pick this guy up. eric -- i can't remember eric's last name. i will remember in a minute. eric is a national guard colonel from mississippi. he was up in a meeting and but he was a full-time guy in the international guard and he flew out of the columbus air force base. and i said, eric, i'm only going to atlanta. he said, okay, that's south, maybe the airport will be open by then. maybe i can rent a car or whatever. so we drove to atlanta. we left at 1:00 o'clock in the morning. got in at 11:00 at night and glad to be there. i said, eric, there's a train that goes from new york to new orleans and it goes through mississippi. and i can put you on that train in the morning, it leaves about 7:00 or 8:00 o'clock. >> 7:00 in the morning. >> that's good, i can get my

this guy, for $1,000, is going to drive us to west palm beach. and we just have have to figure out how we're going to pay him. and i said is, let me ask you a question. can you go, instead of going down i-95, could you go down i-85 and drop me off in atlanta? no, no, too much out of the way. [laughter] so i got my car, i trove back and i picked this -- i drove back and i picked this guy up. eric -- i've got to remember eric's last name. i'll remember it in a minute. he was an air national guard colonel from mississippi, and he was up at a meeting, but he was a full-time guy in the air national guard. he flew out of the columbus air force base. and i said, eric, i'm only going to atlanta. he says, it's okay, you know? if head south, maybe the a airport will be open by then, something like that, maybe i can rent a car, whatever. so we drove to atlanta. we left at 1:00 in the afternoon, got in about 11 at night. >> yep. >> and glad to be there. i said, eric, there is a train that goes from new york to new orleans, and it goes through mississippi. an

happy birthday to inez king, 103 years old, never leave home with her red lipstick staying in west palm beachgevity, take the time to dress your best. happy 100th birthday charlie of north carolina, charlie earp he and his wife, dot, married for 76 years fantastic. and 100, spending her golden years as a tutor in the city school district. yolanda, 104, a retired banker from cape maine, new jersey. always the last person to leave the dance floor. happy 100th birthday to bob johnson, a proud grandpa from kalamazoo, michigan. i knew a gal from kalamazoo. he's donated over 20 gallons of blood in his lifetime. that's amazing >> a lot of blood. >> happy early birthday to you, we love you. coming up on "hoda and jenna," chris young performs the latest single off his new album >>> first, we got the third hour of "today" straight ahead. happy birthday mr. roker thank you so much, here is your local news and weather >>> good morning. it is. >> caller: -- 8:56. traffic brought to a stop. a camera captured a lot of smoke. >> that was a few minutes ago. most of the smoke blended out of the picture. let me

due to hospital capacity, west palm beach police officer anthony testa had to be flown to ohio as hehts for his life on a ventilator. >> he deserves this. he can fight and i know he will. >> reporter: in hard hit texas, the houston health department confirming the city's first covid pediatric death. a boy without underlying health conditions between the age of 10 and 19 who was not vaccinated. according to abc affiliate ktrk, schools around the city also reporting nearly 10,000 active covid cases. but a glimmer of hope. 42-year-old mother michele tate spent three months in a coma at houston's memorial hermann hospital. her grueling road back included learning to walk and talk all over again. now michele is finally able to get the vaccine after almost losing her life. >> i thought to myself there is absolutely no way that i am leaving the safety of this hospital without being vaccinated. whoo, it's over. >> reporter: we're also starting to see a return of more mask mandates. the state of illinois becomes the latest to require masks indoors and oregon facing a tenfold increase in the p

ben, west palm beach, florida. hi. caller: good morning. hello. good morning. good morning. don't want to say i think it is a mistake to withdraw, but i was in kindergarten when the u.s. invaded afghanistan. throughout history, the british have tried. the soviet union have tried. it goes back before that, since ancient times. superpowers have more or less been defeated trying to invade afghanistan. it has brought no benefit to these superpowers that have gone in there. if anything, just embarrassment, things of that nature. host: are we secure in america if the taliban controls afghanistan? caller: i am not sure of the dates but it is my understanding that the taliban-controlled afghanistan far prior to 9/11. osama bin laden was not part of the taliban government. they gave shelter to him, stuff like that, which they should not have been doing, but i don't think them being in power in afghanistan has a direct security threat on the united states. host: joining us on the phone is a white house national security reporter with the wall street journal. let's begin with what you

la lluvia se extienden hasta west palm beach.lo una o dos pulgadas es suficiente para producir inundaciones repentinas. raÚl: vamos a una pausa. y llegamos a luis miguel con la verdadera novia. analizaremos las nuevas imÁgenes. maity. ben affleck podrÍa estar de nuevo en rehabilitaciÓn tenemos las imÁgenes. raÚl: te llevamos en vivo en guadalajara. con la salud de don vicente fernÁndez. maity: nadie se salva de este calor que tuvo que refrescarse en un estanque de una casa sin ser invitado. raÚl: estÁ invitado a quedarse en despierta amÉrica. comienza con informaciÓn que necesita y la mejor energÍa. sí quisiera ponerme la vacuna, pero tengo mis dudas. sí realmente no nos afecta a las personas un poco más jóvenes en cuanto poder procrear. hola verónica. entiendo tu preocupación. mira, a pesar de los rumores no hay evidencia de que ninguna vacuna, incluyendo las vacunas contra el covid-19 causen problemas de fertilidad. estas vacunas son seguras y efectivas. ¡yo me la puse! estamos muy cerca de vencer a la pandemia. más información

host: time for one more call, steve has been waiting out of west palm beach, florida.n the independent line. can you make it quick? caller: doubtful. i don't know mr. kuttner's work well and i don't think much of it. i want to read you a vote -- a quote from house of cards. there is a deep division in society today between those who want to work and enjoy the fruits of their labors and abide by and uphold the laws of the land and an increasing number of what has become fashionable to call the disaffected, the disadvantaged, the differently motivated. what we used to call lazy people , dishonest people, people who don't want to take responsibility for their actions or their lives. i can give you two examples. host: one. caller: through the great recession there was a deep shortage of welders. i knew companies that were paying for people to go to community colleges and take -- and pay for their education and have a job waiting for them when they came out. people did not take up those positions. i had a buddy who did not. guest: mr. kuttner, you get the final minute. at m