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Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from Week in Review - Episode 25
"Time for the Mike Gallagher Show week in review podcast. We're glad you could join us. Boy, what a week it was. The debate, the craziness, the New York City judge trying to crush the Trump organization, keeping Trump from ever conducting business in New York ever again. Number of media outlets conducted polls. The results don't look really good for President Biden. Even the media outlets could hardly believe their own results. Washington Post ABC poll came out over the weekend. Has Trump beating Biden by 10 points? 52 to 42 percent among registered voters in a hypothetical 2024 national matchup. Now, the Washington Post says, oh, this poll is an outlier. Well, the truth is there's no national election. What matters are the other swing states. We know that we understand that the NBC poll has Trump and Biden tied. I think what's important to remember is almost no national poll has Trump getting significantly beat by Joe Biden. Are they all lying? Are they all making it up? Is it all are they all outliers? And make no mistake, they are melting down, man. They are freaking out over this poll. Here's ABC's. And you know, it's tough because you got both the Washington Post and ABC, these two huge legacy media outlets having to distance themselves in a way from their own poll. Here's ABC's Rick Klein talking to Martha Raddatz over the weekend about the staggering bad news for Joe Biden in this poll. Martha, these numbers are simply staggering for the sitting president. 44 percent of people in this poll say they are not as well off as they were at the start of the Biden administration two and a half years ago. Those are the worst numbers that we've seen in our ABC News Washington Post polling. It's a question we've been asking going back to the Reagan administration. And when you when you dive into the big questions around the economy, we know President Biden has been out there trying to make the case. Unemployment is low. He's been talking about how inflation has been easing, but people aren't buying it. You covered some of the reasons why. Gas prices, food prices, grocery prices and like right now on the big picture on the economy, 74 percent of the country, that's about three quarters of Americans who say the economy is either not so good or downright poor. Now, of all the things I get angry about, the illegal immigration crisis that we have in America right now is infuriating because this is a crisis of the Democrats making and they have the gall. They've got the nerve. They have the audacity to pretend it's not their fault. When you screech about open borders, when you brag about being a sanctuary city and suddenly we face a crisis of thousands and thousands and thousands of illegals entering this country.
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Fresh "Abc News" from News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
"Including a sewage spill in Lake Washington and we'll get you to where you need to go with our next traffic update just four minutes away which obviously is impacted by the changing weather we have rainy conditions in downtown Seattle how long will it forecast last on the way it's two three eight more Israeli hostages ABC News contributor Mick Mulroy a former deputy assistant secretary of defense says it's a sign that the temporary ceasefire appears to be working this is working as difficult as it is is an indicator that this might be the mechanism and when both sides are ready to stop the fighting which obviously is primarily Israeli Israel that this could be used to have a permanent ceasefire Israel released 30 Palestinian women and and minors prisons another sign inflation is slowing the latest consumer spending and personal income reports put it at two tenths of a percent last month this flat inflation number is helping deliver a little bit of breathing for folks who this right now especially around holidays but President Biden says there's a lot of work to do stocks closed the books on November with some big gains the Dow jumped 520 points houses deliberate debating whether to expel embattled congressman George Santos Daria Albinger ABC News news radio 1000
The Dan Bongino Show
ABC News: The Biden Documents Scandal Is Bigger Than We Thought
"Biden got a quarter million dollar payment at his house from the Chinese Communist Party and oh look this is breaking yesterday breaking the federal probe into Biden's handling of classified documents prior to becoming president has grown into a sprawling investigation several sources estimate as many 100 as many as 100 witnesses have already been interviewed with interviews conducted as recently as last week out of ABC News hey Jim there was a poll the other day recovered on the show get my can you guys check on this I'm not sure I have the facts exactly accurate and I'd like to be spot on there was a poll the other day conducted that showed Biden down nine points I was it was it an ABC poll ABC Washington was an ABC poll and now ABC is talking about a massive classified documents investigation going on into Biden okay Dan put it together for us what are you suggesting I'm not suggesting I'm just telling you now ABC appears to be wanting Joe Biden out of the race I'm telling you even Rachel's telling you relax you might sorry for all the sniffles today a little bit allergies I'm not sick I promise folks what do you think's going on here ABC News The with Washington Post launches a poll showing Donald Trump ahead of Joe Biden by nine points nine points all of a sudden a couple days later we find out ABC News breaks news that the classified document scandal for Joe Biden is bigger than we thought you can un -flag what I told you to flag a while ago what's happening you know it answer the question know you you
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Fresh "Abc News" from News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
"I'm Lindsay Davis, anchor of Prime, streaming weeknights on ABC News Live. ceasefire On day agreement seven between of a Israel and Hamas, six more Israeli hostages are back in Israel, in addition to two Israeli captives freed earlier today. Thirty Palestinian prisoners being released in exchange for these and two Russian hostages freed Wednesday. In the region, Secretary of State Antony Blinken working to extend the ceasefire. Once it ends, Blinken says he's made it clear Israel should prioritize safety of civilians, but adding the administration The region supports Israel's right to defend itself from Hamas. Hamas cannot remain responsible for governance in Gaza. And it cannot retain the capacity How Israel does it, those are decisions for Israel to make. Tomorrow the house expected is to vote on whether to expel New York Republican George Santos, the subject of a 23 count federal indictment at a scathing House Ethics Committee report, members debating the issue today. The debate had Republicans and Democrats lining up to urge George Santos's ouster, but some conservatives spoke on his behalf. Florida's Matt Gaetz. I rise not to defend George Santos, whoever he is, but to defend the very precedent that my colleagues are willing to shatter. New York Republican Anthony D. Esposito acknowledged it would set a new modern precedent to expel a member before he's been convicted. But D. Esposito says in of the case Santos. I'm pretty confident that the American people would applaud that. Steven Portnoy, ABC News, Washington. Alabama Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville signaling today his single handed ten month long blockade on military promotions could be coming to an end. We will promote people in the very near future. Of nominees requiring Senate confirmation have been in limbo. Tuberville blocking them over opposition to a Pentagon abortion policy admitting he had done it to quote stir up Democrats. You're listening to ABC News. Oil investments involve a high degree of risk and actual results may vary. Accredited investors, are you tired of the volatility of the stock market? Diversify now while oil continues to go up in price with expert predictions to be at $125 a barrel soon. When you do, you will get a 100 % tax write off for 2023. pay Why the government all the taxes this year and gamble in the stock market? Savvy and accredited investors use proven strategies that make more money and reduce their taxes. Freedom crude allows you to take advantage of the enormous profits that both companies and producers of domestic oil have been experiencing. Hurry before December 31st. nothing, you'll If pay your you fair do share of taxes or act now and invest in oil and let your money go to work with a 100 % write off on your taxes while at the same time generating potential income for decades to come. Call freedom crude 800 -549 -1985 freedom crude 800 -549 I'm Lindsay Davis. For the latest today's on headlines be sure to watch Prime tonight starting at 7 Eastern on ABC News Live. Now more drugstores closing says ABC's Jim Ryan. Pharmacy chain Rite Aid already in the process of shuttering over 150 US locations now plans to close down dozens more in updated bankruptcy filings the company has added 31 more to its list of store closures spread across a dozen states. Though the Mideast ceasefire has been extended through today as negotiations to get more Hamas hostages out of Gaza Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is repeating emphatically that his nation's goal is to eradicate Hamas. In the West Bank ABC's Inez de la Quaterra. There have been questions as to whether the fighting would resume in Gaza with intensity the same and the Israelis are shooting down any notion that the fighting will stop the Israeli saying there is no way they won't see this through to the end. The Senate Judiciary Committee has approved a motion to issue subpoenas for Harlan Crow and Leonard Leo as part of an investigation into ethics concerns at the Supreme Court. Chairman Dick Durbin Illinois Democrat motion is agreed to the chairs authorized to issue subpoenas pursuant to the motion and the committee stands adjourned. Crow and Leo have been named in recent reporting as giving perks and gifts to some conservative members of the Supreme Court that did not get disclosed. Prices were unchanged from September to October says a Commerce Department inflation report. This is ABC News. Newsradio 1000 FM 9077 stay connected, stay informed and good afternoon Northwest News Time 204. It's a drizzly end to the month of November. We'll have the latest on the weather forecast coming up here in just a moment. So to the roads in Northwest News Radio, your home for breaking news and traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the force. Here's
Mark Levin
Trump, Others React to National Poll With Trump Leading Biden
"So much rather be in this position of having an incredible record for our president to run on what's his record folks what what I mean what what is the record I want to MSNBC know they came out with their poll and I got it's not that bad actually tied 4646 this other poll is wrong right that's that's what they've said they're now coming out and they are just like this is just flat out wrong ABC News recline he described this new poll number as quote alarming and staggering for the sitting president United States of America listen these numbers paint a bleak picture for presidents Biden's reelection chances Rick yeah and Martha maybe the most startling number in our poll is this the hypothetical matchup a rematch of Donald Trump versus Joe Biden our poll with the Washington Post pegging this at 51 % so for Donald Trump over Joe Biden that is a nine -point edge now that's only points a difference couple of from our last poll in May but it is significantly different than most recent polls it is an outlier compared to other polls we've seen recently our partners at 538 put together an analysis for us they find average an of recent polls having this more of the one or two point range with Joe Biden typically having the edge but whether you believe that or not look there's a good chance that there's people just trying to send a message in the polling right now given the other frustration we've seen we know in this poll there's some some quirk some oddities around the number of black voters and Hispanic voters the younger voters who seem to be supporting Donald Trump and get this because it's pretty hard to believe but we people ask whether Donald Trump should be constitutionally disqualified for running for office and among people who said yes yes one in five about 18 % say they'd vote for Trump anyway so that might just be sending a a message that's more anti -biden than it is pro -Trump but regardless the weaknesses that we are seeing for Joe Biden
The Dan Bongino Show
Fresh "Abc News" from The Dan Bongino Show
"Body under the institution Santos's ouster would require a two -thirds vote Stephen Portnoy ABC News, Washington 104 WLS taking a look at the roads Eden's moving well in Mount Kennedy 28 minutes from O 'Hare to downtown 32 minutes outbound Eisenhower just small delays five -minute delay in the inbound route 390 in the old post office outbound we've disabled vehicle on the right shoulder at Addison no delays on the Stevenson we have an accident on the inbound Dan Ryan in the local lanes that's between 51st and 18th eight -minute delay there outbound Dan Ryan an accident between the Jane Byrne interchange and 18th Street this accident on the northbound tri -state has been cleared westbound on I -80 construction causing about a 37 -minute delay that's between Brig Street and Larkin Avenue next traffic update 15 minutes sponsored by Macy's backstage what will you find at Macy's backstage how about the perfect holiday gifts just $25 and under like matching family PJs fragrant
The Dan Bongino Show
ABC News: Poll Shows Trump Leading Over Biden by 9 Points
"Trying so here's the good ABC News put out a poll this weekend and oh my gosh did this thing get there I mean you want to talk about a story that won nuclear you saw it right Jim I mean when this thing popped over the weekend ABC's reporting Donald Trump has a nine -point lead it's Joe Biden in the head -to -head matchup no you mean CRTV Breitbart no no ABC the Dan Bongino polling issue no no ABC publishes poll now what's hilarious is they instantaneously had to call the poll an outlier despite the fact that the crosstab information the polls been remarkably consistent crosstabs are the sub questions they ask you run for office you know what they are sometimes the crosstab information is more valuable the actual poll because listen I don't get too crazy with polls I've said over and over positive negative polls polls I'm not gonna be a hypocrite on this we get a positive poll about Trump and look we're all gonna win polls are great and we get a negative one ignore the polls they suck I forget that polls are just little snapshots shots in time that's it and I wouldn't put too much into this but I would put a lot into the crosstabs the sub questions which ladies and gentlemen are absolutely devastating for Joe Biden guy is underwater in other words people think he sucks on just about every single issue corruption the border the economy inflation you can't a win presidential election like that can it change yes we're a year away a year away is meaningless I
News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh update on "abc news" discussed on News, Traffic and Weather
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The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
A highlight from The First Edition of Would You Let Joe Biden"
"Good morning America. Good Monday. Some of you are getting up and getting out the door. I'm glad I am with you. I'm Hugh Hewitt in Studio North going down to the Beltway this week. Oh, back to the Beltway. Gotta go do my work. Gotta go do my job. I want you to begin this segment with me by reflecting on how bad can the polls actually get for one person. Because John Ellis, now you've heard me mention John. John has been on the show before. Ellis on items the site formerly known as Twitter, now known as X, he produces two sub stacks. News items, which I read every morning before I go on the air. That's where I learned about Amazon investing in AI this morning. And political items, which is a second sub stack. And that just collects all the political data. And for years and years and years, John Ellis was the man behind the curtain at News Corp. And he ran the decision desk when it actually ran well. And he ran many, many other things at News Corp. And he's a very, very smart guy. So Ellis puts out these two news sub stacks that I read. And one of them, political items, carries with it the additional benefit of sparing me from having to figure out which polls to read. Because every couple of weeks or three weeks, he puts out the polls in one place. So John Ellis knows polling. He knows which ones are trash. He does not send you the trash one. So I ignore all polls until I see a poll show up in the news items or political items. So polls in one place rolled in on Saturday morning. And I don't want to get sued for copyright. You should subscribe to polls in one place and political items. But John summarized three of these. Number one, NBC News. Three quarters of voters say they're concerned about President Joe Biden's age and mental fitness. Three quarters. Three quarters. Number two, Washington Post ABC News. A Washington Post ABC News poll finds President Biden struggling to gain approval from a skeptical public. With dissatisfaction growing over his handling of the economy and immigration, a rising share saying the United States is doing too much to aid Ukraine in its war with Russia, and broad concerns about his age as he seeks a second term. More than three in five Democrats say they would prefer a nominee other than Biden. And the Post ABC poll shows Joe Biden trailing Donald Trump by 10 points. Then number three, the New York Times. President Biden is underperforming among nonwhite voters in the New York Times Santa College national polls over the last year. And this result marked a — represent a, quote, marked deterioration in Mr. Biden's support among non -Anglo voters. Those are the three big polls of the weekend, and they're all related to Joe Biden's age. So I've asked Generalissimo to assist me in diagnosing the problem here. And so just a yes or no, are you with me, Generalissimo? No. All right, good. Would you let Joe Biden prepare dinner for eight people? No. Would you let Joe Biden do the shopping for a dinner for eight people? No. Would you let Joe Biden make your family's reservations for a week's vacation at Disney World? Oh, hell no. Would you let Joe Biden book the flights for that vacation? No. Would you let Joe Biden drive the youth group van to the beach for Sunday at the beach? Absolutely not. Would you let Joe Biden chaperone the sixth grade astronomy camp overnight trip? Not even with your kids. Would you let Joe Biden invest your 401k? Would you let Joe Biden pick the paint colors for your church or your school remodel? No. Would you let Joe Biden select the menu for your daughter's wedding? No. Would you let Joe Biden lead a group of second graders through the Smithsonian Natural History? Stop, stop. I gotta... No. Just stay in the lane, please. I just want to know. These are just questions. Would you let Joe Biden lead a second grade group through the Smithsonian? Would you let him lead a high school group through the Smithsonian? Would you drop him off in front of an NFL stadium, give him a ticket, and tell him you'll see him in the seats? I don't think so. Would you let him be the president of a state university? Oh, no. Would you let him be the president of a private liberal arts college? No. Would you let him run a large public high school? No. How about a small private high school? How about a junior high school? Nowhere near kids, no. How about an elementary school? Absolutely not. A preschool? Absolutely not. Would you let Joe Biden run a 7 -Eleven? No, he doesn't have the right accent. Would you let Joe Biden run a sporting goods store? No. A multiplex? No. Would you let Joe run the candy and soda counter at the multiplex? It's too confusing, no. Would you let him run a Macy's? A McDonald's? No. A Houston's restaurant? No. Would you let him run an airport? Negative. Would you let him run the parking at the high school football game? No. Would you let him run a high school speech tournament? Too many kids, no. How about a swim meet? No. Would you let Joe Biden run any business with 10 employees? No. Would you let him run a business with 100 employees? No. Would you let him do HR for a business with 10 employees? No. Would you let him run the gift wrap sales fundraiser for your kids school? No. Would you let him run the thrift shop inventory day? No. Would you let him run a car dealership? Negative. Would you let him run a church fundraiser? No. A church service? No. A service station? No. Would you let him run a piano recital for 20 students under the age of 10? How about 10 students under the age of 10? No kids, no. Would you let him announce graduation at MIT? Would you let him announce graduation for any college? Have you heard him? No. Would you let him run an eighth grade graduation? No. Would you let him run the change of command at any duty station for any branch of the armed services anywhere in the Americas or in the worldwide distribution of our defense facilities? Not unless you wanted to create an incident, no. Would you let him drive a truck? Well, he's already claimed it, no. Would you let him drive a car that you're riding in the passenger seat? Not unless I was heavily insured. Would you let him fire a pistol at a range? Oh, hell no. Would you let him fire a rifle at a range? No. A machine gun? No. Bazooka? No. Would you let him get into a tank and fire a tank? I'm seeing a pattern here, no. Would you let him direct the drone strike? No. Would you let him drive a little tiny boat whaler, you know, a 12 -foot whaler? I would let him pilot your dinghy, no. Would you let him drive a criss -craft with an outboard motor? No. Of a yacht, a big yacht? No. Would you let him command the deck of a freighter? A freighter? No. How about a destroyer? Uh, I'm thinking not. Submarine? No. Aircraft carrier? No. All right. Could you imagine Stav with him on deck? What would you let Joe Biden do? Retire. No, but I mean, really, seriously, is there anything you'd let him do to put him in charge of, because this is my first edition of would you let Joe Biden dot, dot, dot? Nothing complicated because he gets confused easy. Nothing with kids because we kind of know about that. No, there's nothing the guy can do. He has shown no knowledge of market economics, free market economics. He has no idea how supply and demand works. No, but I'm just talking about give me something that he can do because we've got to get a retirement hobby for him. A retirement hobby? Checkers. Do you think he could win at checkers ever? It's yeah, he could he could run he could run an ice cream stand. I we I covered that. You were gonna let him run a 7 -Eleven. I don't know. I covered the gift wrap. 7 -Eleven is more complicated than an ice cream stand because gas is involved. But but I asked you about the the gift wrap fundraising. I want every mom in America ice cream. Well, no, every parent driving to school in America right now knows fall is the season for fundraisers. So we got the call from the granddaughter over the weekend. Hey, Nana, which is the fetching Mrs. Hewitt, right? Would you buy gift wrap? And of course, we're probably gonna have enough gift wrap for the rest of the five seasons. Yeah, yeah. Five seasons of gift wrap. Yes. And and now the flash is probably going to come up with candy bar. You know, it's just fundraising season, right? And so it's better than raffle tickets. I hate raffle tickets. Yeah. Gift wrap you can at least put in the closet and it'll be there when when she has to clean out the house. You are what we call in in in the school trade. You are what we call an easy mark. A mark. Yeah. Yes. And and you wouldn't even let Joe button out. For those of you who are new to the audience, we've added affiliates recently. Dwayne is an ex band parent who keeps getting dragged back in. And when he was a band parent, he ran parking at the at the battle of the band. Do you know what I'm doing now? Do you know what I'm doing this this year? What I'm doing? What? I had to stand up along with my wife, stand up a snack bar outside of girls volleyball. All right. Would you let Joe Biden run that? Not in your wildest dreams, because because one money's involved and two girls are nearby. But I mean, OK, then Paul back a year or two. No, you let him direct parking at the Battle of the Bands. Oh, not unless you wanted a wreck.
Evening News with Art Sanders
Fresh "Abc News" from Evening News with Art Sanders
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Mark Levin
Breitbart: Biden Grants Quasi-Amnesty to 470k More Venezuelan Migrants
"They can use them to travel freely around the United States excuse me and yes even a vote yes even a vote all the security measures all the barriers intended to prevent illegal voting are all one by one being destroyed and then we have a guy like this governor Shapiro in Pennsylvania we're told he's a moderate he's the future the Democrat Party Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday which is national voter registration day that the state will now automatically register register register residents devote while getting their driver's license or their state ID state ID says I made a commitment when I was campaigning for this office that we would bring automatic voter registration to Pennsylvania break down the barriers for legal eligible voters he didn't do this with legislation he didn't get a vote out of the legislature Pennsylvania a Department of State spokesperson told ABC News the people who are not eligible to vote will not be presented with
The Eric Metaxas Show
A highlight from John Zmirak
"Welcome to the Eric Metaxas Show. I shouldn't tell you this, but Eric hired someone who sounds just like him to host today's show. But since I'm the announcer, they told me, so I'm telling you, don't be fooled. The real Eric's in jail. Hey there, folks. Welcome to the program. I am Eric Metaxas Show. If you're watching this by video, you can see that I'm in Miami. Actually, no, you can't see that. You can just see that I'm in a hotel room. I'm telling you, I'm in Miami. I'm speaking tonight at the Rusty Pelican. It's oversold. It's sold out. I don't know if people just show up what's gonna happen, but in any event, all the information is on my website, ericmetaxas .com. Today's show is gonna be really different because this morning, I woke up, and on Twitter, I saw Tucker Carlson's interview with a man named Larry Sinclair. It is so astonishing that I said, we are gonna change our programming for the day. I was planning to talk to John Smirack and to Larry Taunton, who are friends and who are regulars on the program, about other things. But then I said, no, this is as big a news story as it gets. It's breaking news, and so I'll tell you now the gist of it, and then I will talk to John Smirack first and then to Larry Taunton about what we're to make of this. So Chris Himes, since you're here, and you're not familiar with what we're talking about, so you can, as I tell you this, I'm telling my audience this because most people who are listening maybe don't know about this. Not everybody's a news fan. And this was aired last night. I didn't see this last night. I just happened to see it early this morning. But here's the bottom line. Tucker Carlson mentioned a few days ago that there were credible reports, like totally credible reports that a guy named Larry Sinclair had come out in 2008 when Barack Obama first began to run for the presidency. And Larry Sinclair said that nine years earlier, he had smoked crack and had sexual relations with Barack Obama more than once. And he couldn't believe that this man was running for president and talking about being a family man and on and on and on. And he said he should come clean on all this stuff. And so he was demonized and no one would cover this. In other words, this is one of these classic cases. And this is what I wanna talk to John Smirack and to Larry Taunton about because the interview that Tucker did with him yesterday, I guess, it aired last night and I watched it this morning, there's no doubt that this is true. In other words, you can quibble about the details, but what Larry Sinclair goes into is he basically says, I mean, he comes clean on his whole life and his lifestyle and so on and so forth, but he makes it clear that in the follow -up to this, that when he decides to go public with this, folks from the Obama campaign get in touch with him, obviously to crush this story, to say that we can't, we're gonna do everything we can to keep this out of the press because we know that Barack Obama will not be elected if any of this gets out. So they completely crushed it and crushed Larry Sinclair's ability to get this information out. And in the course of that, Larry was Sinclair in touch with somebody who was working with the Obama campaign, this was the openly gay choir director at Jeremiah Wright's church, and that he indicated that he had himself had relations with Barack Obama and it goes on and on from there. And for me, the question is always, what's the news here? What's the news? Because we live in a country now where you say, people can do what they want, but fascinates what me is how the media demonized this guy, would not cover this, was told by the Obama campaign, if you mention this, not only will you be denied access to the campaign of Barack Obama, which you want, but your whole organization, whether it's ABC News or whatever, will be denied access. So this is really, really ugly stuff. And so journalists did not cover what would have been, I mean, it's absolutely mind blowing when you watch the Tucker interview, you can judge for yourself, like, is this guy making this up? The details are just endless detail and with corroboration. And so I just was so amazed that this guy is now telling this story, now he has the opportunity to tell the story because we have free speech as far as Twitter goes or X, we have journalists like Tucker Carlson who are no longer under the Fox network where they can only report on what they're told that they can report on. So it just struck me as absolutely astonishing news. And so I wanna talk to Larry Taunton about it in hour two, I wanna talk to John Smirack about it in hour one. Chris, am I forgetting anything before we go to John Smirack? No, I don't know. What's your response? Well, I was just gonna say - What's the make of this? I don't know, I mean, I don't know at this date and time what sort of ramifications it has, what significance it'll, I just don't know, it seems like, where do things go from here is my question. Well, okay, and my answer to that is it just shows a really, really sick double standard that we no longer have journalists in America. In other words, Donald Trump, anything bad that he did, they jumped on it and magnified it times a million. Anything bad that Bill Clinton did, that Barack Obama did, the Barack Obama stuff, it's unbelievable when you hear the details that why doesn't every American know about this? Why doesn't every American know that he was a crack smoking bisexual actively during his marriage? I mean, it's one of those things that if you know it, you can process it, you can forgive it, but if you never hear about it, that's not healthy in the 21st century when every detail of everybody's lives is put forth as though the media is interested in telling the truth, except you find out that in 2008, they were interested in making sure that no one caught a whiff of any of this. And so I think for me, it just talks about, it speaks to this idea that we've all been lied to so thoroughly that it's just a wake up call for every American to say we've been lied to by people we trusted. We trusted journalists basically to cover stuff basically, maybe not exactly as we would want, but basically that they would give us the facts, but when they don't like somebody, they will crush them, they will make stuff up or they will take tiny details and magnify them and you will never hear the end of it, what Donald Trump said 11 years before he ran for president to somebody on a hot mic, they will act like he said that five minutes ago and it's the most important thing in the world. And that's all you'll hear. And when you have stuff like this coming up about Barack Obama from a few years before he was running for president, not one word. And I think it's a scandal, but it's a scandal of journalism more than it's a scandal of Barack Obama. It's an American scandal. And I think we need to talk about it. Anyway, Johnson America will be here in a minute to help us process this, but it's so sick. When you hear the details, you've got to watch it. It's just unbelievable.
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A highlight from 1239. Bitcoin ETF Approved By October? Bloomberg Intelligence INTERVIEW
"All right, so today we're going to dive into some interesting stuff. I think you guys are going to like it. It'll be breaking down some of the ETF news that, of course, we heard last week and, of course, some of the interesting aspects around what was going on with BlackRock. We'll break all that down today. I think you guys are going to love it. My name is Paul Baron. Welcome back into Tech Path. Joining me today is Eric Balshunis, who is a senior ETF analyst over at Bloomberg Intelligence. Great to have you on the show. Great to be here. Thank you. Hey, Eric. So a couple of things I wanted to kind of touch on. Obviously, some of the things that everybody was looking at last week was, of course, the delays. The letters started coming in on Friday. We saw all that happening. There was a little bit of a slowness of the BlackRock news. Just your opinion. Why do you feel like that was happening in the way that it was happening? Yeah. I don't understand because BlackRock was up after some other people, or before them, rather. And so it didn't appear as though the delays were chronologically rate -based. It didn't appear as though the delays were based on size. There was no rhyme or reason. It seemed random. And BlackRock came a little later. And the weird thing is, on the site where they consolidate all of them, BlackRock was never added. Yet, on a different place, they did delay BlackRock. So I've long equated what I'm doing here to Jim Garrison, played by Kevin Costner in the movie JFK. There's all these things that could be something, like did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone? And in the movie, he uncovers all this, some legit, some not legit, circumstantial evidence that there was multiple shooters and a conspiracy. So this reminds me of one of those things that probably means nothing in terms of that. That said, just the fact that BlackRock filed is big, and that does mean something. And obviously we can get into that, but certainly BlackRock getting delayed and Fidelity, it shows that they just delayed them all. For a minute there, there was a thought that would delay some of the smaller ones and just approve BlackRock and or Fidelity. But again, we had thought all along this was going to be delayed, because this lawsuit happened like two days before. So it was not a surprise. If they're going to put them out, I think they need more time to work with the issuers and develop some kind of a game plan and make sure all of the T's are crossed and the I's are dotted. So that would not happen in two days. So no biggie. All right. So you mentioned, obviously, the fact that BlackRock is filing in the first place. That's really the huge news here. When you look at BlackRock's position of filing, along with other major proponents, we'll just use there Fidelity as well. And you look at the likelihood with this, obviously, they have a very low ratio of losses when it comes to our non -confirmed ETFs that they've filed. What would make, first of all, what would make BlackRock to have this much confidence to go ahead in this market, the way that this market has been evolving with Chair Gensler and everything that's been happening with the SEC, it's not, it doesn't feel like it's a slam dunk. Why would BlackRock go out on a limb? Yeah. So we have a couple of theories. The best, I mean, BlackRock is a publicly traded company. They're looking to make money. Larry Fink has to appeal to his board that he's doing new things. And it does feel like BlackRock was full on into ESG. That kind of has died a bit. And it seems like this might be taking its place in terms of something BlackRock can do to grow its business, because you cannot make money battling Vanguard in terms of selling like cheap beta ETFs, because even at three basis points on $100 billion, it's not a ton of money and it's not a high growth area. It's growth for assets, but not necessarily for revenue. So we think they're obviously motivated by having a new area they can launch in. Vanguard will probably never launch a Bitcoin ETF, so they're worried about Vanguard there. They could charge a decent fee and they can make it have a new revenue stream. So I think that's largely their motivation. I also think Larry Fink, in my opinion, has heard some back channel that he thinks the U .S. is losing the sort of global battle to be a leader in the crypto space. And I think that frustrates him to a degree. So I think those are two reasons. Back to the revenue, though, think about this gold ETF GLD was launched in 2004, I believe. To this day, it's still the third highest revenue generating ETF, even though there's many cheaper ones. And the reason is, if you could be the big one that has all the liquidity or a lot of it, that gives you pricing power. You don't ever really need to lower your fee because there's just so many investors who just prize liquidity above all else. So we think BlackRock thinks they have a shot to be the one, the GLD of Bitcoin, and that that's going to be a nice little business for them. And we were talking, if it had the same assets as GLD, it would be, again, top five revenue generating ETF. GBTC, by the way, which isn't even an ETF, if it were, it would make the same money as GLD. So like two, GLD and GBTC are in the top five if you ranked all ETFs by revenue. And so I just think that's their primary motivation. I think they also like, what they tell you publicly is they're in the business of sort of democratizing investing and bringing down frictional costs. And I do believe they believe that and they would do that in this case. That said, I think revenue is definitely a motivator. Yeah, for sure. OK, so a couple of things you mentioned there. One, of course, is Larry Fink's position around ESG. He has been a very strong proponent of sustainable governance throughout the last few years. You know, in his letter to his investors over the past couple of years, that's been a big part of it. Now you move into Bitcoin. Bitcoin often accused as one of the most non -friendly carbon neutral tokens and projects out there. But yet at the same time, you have BlackRock potentially on the lead position here for an ETF. How do they balance that out? I get it that they've kind of backed off the ESG message. But how do you balance that out to the investors? Look, I mean, I'm just going to be frank. A lot of ESG, if you get too moralizing when it comes to ESG, it's tough because guaranteed you do something that makes you a hypocrite. It's just the way it is. So I think they backed off a little. And ESG ETFs haven't really sold that great. Even BlackRock took money out of its own ESG ETF from its models. Let's just face it. All this evidence is pretty strong that the term ESG is under pressure and ESG investing, I think, is also going to face some headwinds for like, what are we really doing here? How does it actually impact anything? It just, you know, I've seen this happen. This trend gets a little ahead of its skis. The media love this story. They really hyped up ESG. It's going to save the world. The millennials are into it. And then, boom, it started underperforming and it got political. And so reality set in and it's now going to be probably relegated to a very niche status in the ETF world. One to two percent market cap of the total. I mean, I look at it just in the sense of, hey, it's a capitalist market. Capitalists are going to do things that capitalists do, and that is find where the market flows. And this is obviously what's happening right now. A couple of things you had mentioned around the potential of this ETF going through. I know your percentage right now with you and James has been climbing. Have you changed your position since last Friday before the holiday in terms of percentage of approval? No. Seventy -five percent factored in the delay on Friday. We assumed that. We'd be shocked if they approved them. That said, we went from 65 percent to 75 after Grayscale. And the reason for that is in our 65 percent, we had a 70 percent chance likelihood that Grayscale would win based on our senior legal analyst. So the fact that they won gave us a little extra juice. The other thing is it was three to oh in terms of how that lawsuit was, the ruling came down. Two of the judges came from Democrats. That's really important because there are political workings here. Gensler has a Democratic boss. He is a Democrat. And if enough Democrats start to just move over on this issue and shift to the middle or to the crypto side, it makes Gensler's position more politically untenable by the minute. And so he could keep moving the goalposts legally, I think, as long as he wants. But it's going to begin to look more and more desperate and he's going to face more backlash. And this is a big deal for us. So we thought it was the decisiveness of the ruling, the language, like everything you said has to go out the window. Your whole reason for denial is vacated. And the fact that two Democrats signed on to that, huge. Then the second part was the media attention. Once every six or seven years, do I see ABC News or CNN have an ETF in the headline? I know this because ETFs are in their own little underground. Every now and then, though, something big happens. And ETFs were all over mainstream news. New York Times, ABC, Washington Post. This also matters because the headlines were like, SEC loses, paves way for spot Bitcoin ETFs. Well, now people are just sort of thinking this is going to happen because the New York Times said it and people on Capitol Hill read this. They don't necessarily read crypto trade publications. mainstreamness So the of the media attention and how they were presenting it also made us think that the pressure would increase. And our senior litigation analyst looked at the legal side and determined the SEC has very little wiggle room. That was his words. So when you add the PR aspect to the legal aspect, that's where we upped it a little bit to 75%. That still leaves 25 % for this theory, which is that Gensler being potentially a stubborn guy and or just truly, truly not feeling this should ever happen, even though, again, the stuff that's come out is way more dangerous, 2x Bitcoin futures, come on. Anyway, what he might do is he might lock into some other reason, like custody. I don't know what the custody is safe, then he might start to look at how custody could delay these further. And he may make that the next denial. Like I said, it's going to look more and more desperate every time they latch on to a new issue, but it's possible. And that's why we leave the 25 % opening for that. I want to jump over and onto the Grayscale side of things. From an analyst position, and you look at Grayscale's current scenario playing out, obviously there's a little bit of lead time here. Maybe they do some changes in the way they submit a spot ETF. What is in the future of Grayscale's potential of getting into the ETF game? So Grayscale is going to be tricky. We have this phrase that Grayscale may win the case and lose the race. I'll make some of those things rhyme if you're a headline writer. But anyway, Grayscale is a private placement trust that was just for accredited investors. We've never seen anything like that just, boom, become an ETF. We've seen mutual funds convert to ETFs. I think one closed -end fund converted to ETF, separate accounts, but I guess it's possible. It's just unprecedented. And given you just embarrassed the SEC, it's possible the SEC says, let's make you refile and get in the back of the line, and we'll prove all the other ones first. So this has been somewhat of our theory all along in why BlackRock filed. BlackRock saw a scenario where, I doubt the SEC told them this. That would be a little, I think that's illegal, but let's just say BlackRock thought of this whole scenario, which is, you could see this is a pretty viable thesis. Hey, let's file, because if the SEC loses to Grayscale, you know they're going to be pissed off at Grayscale pursuing them and embarrassing them. And maybe if we're sitting there waiting, just, oh, hey, by the way, SEC, if you want to use us and our new surveillance sharing agreement that we put in here, which is kind of novel, as an excuse as to like why you never approved Grayscale, and you can make them wait, and you can leave this whole thing with the adults in the room of BlackRock, right, you know we're not going to mess this up. I could see that appealing to the SEC, and I could see BlackRock seeing how that would appeal to the SEC. So you get to save face and kind of enact a little revenge on Grayscale in the process. Now, possibly Grayscale could sue them again for that, I don't know. But I see how that would possibly be one of the reasons BlackRock thought they had a route to approval first. Interesting. Well, I think in that kind of scenario, I mean, it makes sense in the essence of this being such a political landscape as it is right now, because you're right, it's all really kind of a card game right now, especially around the issue of ETFs. I want to get into the potential of the impact on the market. And I remember in a podcast you had mentioned potential here around $20 billion in the first couple of months, $150 billion in the first year or two. When you look at that market, do you feel like that is where this, this I'm assuming with BlackRock leading the way as kind of the premier ETF? Yeah, if you have a BlackRock ETF, okay, that's prime time. I mean, we have a saying on the team that BlackRock and Vanguard ETFs are the new IBM. And what I mean by that is if you're a 65 year old financial advisor and you were a broker 30 years ago, it used to be said, you could never get fired for buying IBM. It's just, it's just too good. It's like all American company. No, none of your clients are going to be like, what did you get me into? Now it's, you can't get fired for buying a BlackRock or Vanguard ETF. It's just, it's too good a deal. It's just too bulletproof. Whereas if you went into some crazy hedge fund and stuff, they make it mad, right? But BlackRock and Vanguard ETFs, solid. So once you put it into a BlackRock ETF, it sort of goes into this, it elevates it, I think, for the financial advisors who are like maybe willing to use as a hedge or an alternative, or they have younger, you know, their, their clients' kids are into it. And they're like, ah, now, now I feel comfortable, safe and willing to do this because I use ETFs in the rest of my portfolio. I trust BlackRock. I certainly don't want to custody it myself. They're going to do it. I feel safe with them. The fee's not that bad. It costs one basis point to trade, to trade. I think that's very powerful. And so when I come up with the 150 billion, here's the math, right? One is that's about how much gold ETFs have. Two is if you take advisors and wealth managers, they have $30 trillion that they run for the rich boomers of America, basically. If only 0 .5 % of that comes over, that is 150 billion. So that's, I think, pretty fair because I think you have some advisors who might allocate 2%, but then some that just find it to be repelling and do nothing. So I think 0 .5 to me seems like a pretty fair number. Even it could be low. That's how I get to the 150 billion over time. And gold is about there. So GBTC has 20 billion. So I think you could, let's just say that moves over instantly. That's where I get to the 28 billion pretty soon because either the people move or it just converts over. And then you get BlackRock Fidelity, you're adding to that. And I think also they'll steal some business from the exchanges, frankly. I think if you're in a crypto exchange and you're charging 30 to 150 basis points per trade, this ETF trading on NYSE at one basis point is going to be appealing. So I also think institutions could get into it, especially the one that becomes very liquid because I wrote a book called The Institutional ETF Toolbox. And institutions don't need ETFs generally. They can get everything on their own in separate accounts for almost cheaper than ETF. And they like it private. They feel like ETF is kind of like the dirty public pool down the street. That said, what the ETF does have is even an institution can't resist this liquidity. And it's also anonymity. So if an institution wants to get short or long crypto quickly, it would use this most liquid Bitcoin ETF as a way to put that trade on. We see that happen with GLD all the time. If you look at GLD or SPY, these are things that institutions can get. But the liquidity in them is great because they can go in there with no contracts, anonymous. They don't move the market and they can just get that into their portfolio quickly. So the most liquid spot Bitcoin ETF, I think, will even draw big fish in. So you add a lot of that together and I think you're looking at that much money. Now, let's say there's another FTX that could delay some of this. But I was pretty impressed at how quickly Bitcoin, how resilient Bitcoin was to FTX. It was in the gutter both PR and price wise for a little bit, but not that long. Like I said, Bitcoin, even though I don't understand every aspect of it, I respect its resiliency. It just keeps coming back. Yeah, it's one of those that has made its way finally into the mainstream. Now, I think a lot of this has been legitimized with companies like BlackRock obviously getting involved. But to your point, before we go on to other ideas around this, because there are other components key here that might make sense for how successful BlackRock might be. I wanted to go to James Saffert's post here, one of your colleagues there. Some of the key dates that, let me zoom in on that, you're going to look at a couple of dates here. You've got iShares coming in on 10 .17. There's quite a few coming up right here in the middle of October and even early October with GlobalX. They've got a refiling, I think, coming in. Anyway, when do you think the next potential timing would be for a lot of these potential ETFs to maybe get a green light, if there was a window here? Yeah, so I've got to be honest, I like October because, I don't know, first of all, it gives the SEC two months to work this out, roughly. October is when the Bitcoin futures ETF launched. We're also going to have a whole slew of Ether futures ETFs in October. As you get closer to Christmas, I think maybe the odds go down a little because the holidays hit. October is just a very vibrant month in general, and you've got a slew of deadlines coming up in October. But I sometimes put the deadlines aside and I think that, because if we're going strictly on deadlines, and they want to punt, punt, punt, the first deadline is ARK in January, final deadline where they have to approve or deny. And I don't know if they want to put ARK out first, and that'd be two months ahead of anybody else. They'd be playing Kingmaker. And I think after Bitto, they let Bitto out first like a week before Valkyrie, and Bitto has 95 % of all the volume assets. So I don't think they want to play Kingmaker here. So my guess is they're going to scrap the timeline and we're going to wake up one day and hear probably going to be a scoop or from Coindesk Wall Street Journal or something, or Bloomberg hopefully, that the SEC has decided to say okay to these and they're going to work it out. They'll launch in two weeks. That's my gut. I just don't know if they punt in October and they keep punting and they get to January and they actually deny ARK. I don't know. That makes it feel like just every other denial that's ever existed. So I don't know. I'm leaning towards we're just going to wake up one morning and we're good. I could be wrong. How does this play out, Eric? If that were the case, let's go the absolute negative side of this and they do punt and they finally go to the deadline. They don't push out ARK. They basically do a denial. What does that look like on BlackRock's record? Does BlackRock even worry about that at all or are they like, hey, this is getting out of hand here? You mean if BlackRock's denied in October again? No. I mean, look, what can they do? There's not a ton they can do. Well, if they approve others and let BlackRock, that would upset them, I think. But as long as they're in the group, their main goal is to be outburst. I think their goal is to be one of the ones launched on day one. So as long as that happens, whether it's in October or frankly next year, I'm sure they're fine with that. Now, I think the longer you wait, the longer you get into the situation of what I think also bothers Larry Fink, which is the US is behind the rest of the world in this big time. They've got spot Bitcoin ETFs all over the world and they work fine and they have less liquidity from big time market makers like we have here. So if they can work well during overseas a period like FTX and the percent premiums are pretty tight, they're going to work here. And this is why ETFs are so good. They allow arbitrage. And so I think by releasing the ETF in the US sooner rather than later, it just makes a lot of sense in terms of that race with the rest of the world. But again, Genzer clearly is tough. But the last SEC guy is Jay Clayton. And he said on CNBC after the Grayscale ruling that they have to approve them. It's inevitable. JP Morgan, my colleagues in the sell side, who I'll just say this. I feel we stick our necks out a little more and we're trying to be progressive. JP Morgan now finally after Grayscale says, yeah, they're probably going to approve them like, well, OK, well, welcome to the club. We've been here for a little while. Yeah. Very conservative position. Yeah. And Bernstein said the same thing. But again, as you get these bigger banks actually coming out, again, the narrative then becomes the SEC is approving them. And so, again, it's almost like a self -fulfilling prophecy at some point, especially, again, as you see headlines in The New York Times, it paves way, paves way.
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"Roman ABC News. I'm Jerry evolving her. She's no longer a member of the House Republican leadership. But Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney says you're still gonna hear from her, especially when it comes to former President Trump's continued claims the election was stolen from him have to recognize What it means for the nation to have AH, former president who has not conceded and who continues to suggest that our electoral system cannot function cannot do the will of the people. The former conference to you're speaking to a B C's chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl House Republicans voted today to replace Cheney with New York's elite Stefanik reunified and I looked to the voters across America. Republican voters are unified in their support and their desire to work with President Trump, and we're unified as Republicans. On it, calling the former president of critical member of the Republican team, both sides say they're willing to negotiate when it comes to that new infrastructure package. But we're hearing a lot about what they won't budge on. Many Republicans say they like user fees, tolls or other page you go ways to find new roads and bridges. President Biden spokesperson Jen Psaki says that won't happen line in the sand. His red line. Whatever you wanna call it is that he will not raise taxes for people making less than $400,000 a year. Instead. President Biden once hired Taxes on the wealthy and corporations to pay for those new roads and bridges. Andy Field, ABC NEWS Washington, Still confused on the CDC is latest guidance when it comes to masks, former acting director Dr Richard Besser says. This much is clear. You're someone who isn't is deciding not to get vaccinated. You do need to wear a mask. It's It's the right thing to do For those around you who can't get vaccinated or who may be a higher risk. Some states air dropping them ask requirements. Others say they'll keep him in place. For now. Stocks rallied And the week the Dow soared more than 350 points today, the NASDAQ closed up over 300 points. You're listening to ABC News. Finding great candidates, the higher Converium like well, trying to find a needle in a haystack..
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"93.1 kfbk. From ABC News. I'm Dave Packard. We're hearing today from senators involved in this weekend's impeachment vote that ended in an acquittal for a second time former President Trump Louisiana Republican Bill Cassidy among seven Republicans who voted to convict Trump, it was clear that he wished that lawmakers be intimidated on ABC This week, Cassidy brushed aside a censure from his state's Republican Party over his boat was elected. Uphold an oath to support and defend the constitution. Cassidy is also among a bipartisan chorus calling for a 9 11 style commission to investigate the events of January. 6th Marco Malard ABC News You may have voted to acquit. But after the vote, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell did not say the president was innocent in connection with January 6 President Trump's actions Preceded the riot. Or a disgraceful Disgraceful. Their election. Duty ABC news chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl on Trump's continued influence over the GOP. We heard us in a statement after the trial that he wants to clearly come out and reassert His control over the party. But I think that's where the battle lines are now. Is it the direction that Mitch McConnell suggested? Or is this really the party of Donald Trump continued drops and US coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths. The totals are still well above the surges of last spring and summer. Dr. Anthony Fauci and ABC is this week, saying schools can reopen safely under new CDC guidelines, which Don't require vaccinating every teacher. I think it could be done. I mean, obviously it's not a perfect situation, but it's really important to get the Children back to school in the safe his way as possible safe for the Children. But also say for the teachers and the other educated more than 50 million doses of covert vaccine of it administered nationwide. American and Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed what could be the oldest known beer factory at one of the most prominent archaeological sites in ancient Egypt. You're listening to ABC News. Now..
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"ABC News. The second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump continues today in the Senate, the House impeachment managers beginning their opening arguments in a little over an hour. We're going to continue to see sort of that to sort of two pronged approach from House Democrats as they lay out their case today, both the severity of the violence and the severity of the president for President Trump's own words as that violence was occurring. ABC NEWS White House correspondent Mary Alice Parks with more on what the Trump legal team mate. Be planning. I think that the defense is this shot right here is that they kind of ride out the clock. They know that a lot of Republicans are not interested in going down this route. They need Tonto kind of make sure that they bring the emotional temperature down because right now Republicans still want to vote in the present President Trump's favor. House managers will have two days to make their case and then the former president's team will have two days to make its case. This trial is expected to be shorter than the last impeachment trial with Continuing coverage. The impeachment trial. I'm Sherry Preston, ABC News and Good news Breaking as governor. Baker announces to new mask over 19 vaccination sites in Massachusetts one a native and the other in Dartmouth later this month caregivers for those over the age of 75. We'll also now be able to get vaccinated. The state says it will post 74,000 appointments online this Thursday for mass vaccination sites. And pharmacies at locations across the state for CBS opening 18 pharmacies to giving out shots across the state. Now another 30,000. Additional appointments will be posted by the end of this week, pushing a total to more than 100,000 way. Get the latest on the Copen numbers, double the disease, Carl Stevens. There are 68 new confirmed covert related.
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"Laura Schwarzenberger. She was killed during a child pornography raid in Sunrise, Florida, one of the Democratic lawmakers, arguing the case against former president Trump in his impeachment trial will be a nonvoting delegate. ABC is Michelle Friends in Congress woman, Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S Virgin Islands. She couldn't participate in the House impeachment vote against former President Trump, but she still has a voice in the trial selected by the House speaker as the first Manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders are always looking for space to be a part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol. Michelle Franzen ABC NEWS This is ABC News. The European Union's hardest hit country now leads the way for vaccines there, except for older people. ABC is Megan Williams in Rome with that story after overcoming vaccine supply problems, A million Italians have now been vaccinated more than any other U country. But Italy has been slow in getting them to the over eighties because so few older people here are in assisted living. Covad data expert Matteo V. Love Clearly, many more people in Italy stay at home or a cared by the household. Part of reach out to some seven million or about 12% of Italians are expected to be fully vaccinated by the end of March. Meghan Williams ABC NEWS Rome I'll just hear a journalist Mahmoud Hussein freed from an Egyptian prison after being detained there for more than four years. Another winter storm expected to slam parts of the Northeast Tomorrow. Some areas could get 3 to 6 inches of snow. This has the Midwest deals with bitter cold.
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"That divide has now left former President Donald Trump without a defense team spokesman for the former president has a final decision on the team will be made shortly over 100 million people under winter. Weather alerts is a storm bringing heavy snow moves east. They're listening to ABC News. Now, Here's what's happening around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk clear shots have been taken of what appears to be a UFO above the freeway on the outskirts of Los Angeles. The reported eyewitness took photos last Saturday while driving on the one No. One freeway near 1000 Oaks. In the photos, it changes positions, then moves to a new spot in the sky. The Celtics came up short. Last night is the L. A Lakers outplayed Boston 96 to 95 Anthony Davis led L. A with 27 points. TD Garden in Boston, with LeBron James, adding 21, Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown combined for 58 points for the Celtics. Last night's game was the first of the MBA Saturday night prime time schedule and a mask over 19 vaccination site at Dodger Stadium is open again after being shut down yesterday because of anti vaccine and far right group protesters. The fire Department closed the entire entrance for an hour. There were no incidents of islands in the site is typically open from 8 A.m. to 8 P.m.. I'm Jodi Guerrero. Sacramento traffic traffic and attends every 10 Minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk no accidents or incidents to reporter on the Sacramento Valley. At this moment, you do have the all clear and getting around the valley freeways. 5 15 99 80 all moving at the limit. But if you're headed up to Tahoe or Reno, no change required for 80 or 50. Way for From Arnold to the mart. Reba, Turn off 88 for three miles west of Dew Drop into ham Station and highway 89 from pickets junction to us, 50 I'm Laurie Sanders News 93.1 kfbk Now Sacramento weather Mostly cloudy today and milder this afternoon with a high of 60 to 64 Mostly cloudy tonight.
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"KFBK from ABC News. I'm Dave Packard. So far, the Johnson and Johnson Vaccine development has been shown to be effective against every mutation of the Corona virus, but its efficacy did drop against the South African variant, which has now been discovered in cases in Maryland and South Carolina. ABC is Trevor Altar with an update on the race to vaccinate as many people as possible. On average. Right now, the U. S. Is vaccinating 1.2 million Americans a day. FEMA's helping to provide a billion dollars and support the vaccination sites. But so far, only seven states have vaccinated more than 10% of their populations, And a lot of locations are desperate to find the necessary staffing. The CDC now projects next month the U. S will eclipse half a million lives lost to covert 19. And in Los Angeles County health officials calling the level of covered 19 deaths among Latinos frightening off 1000% since November President Biden indicating he supports passing the $1.9 trillion covert relief bill through Congress, with or without Republican support. Just weeks after the deadly attack at the U. S. Capitol, a new deadly alert from Law enforcement morning that extremists may be planning violence across the country in the coming days. Meanwhile, a continuing search for a pipe bomb suspect tied to the insurrection to Washington and ABC is Faith based FBI says their investigation has revealed the bombs were placed outside the RNC and DNC headquarters the night before the deadly siege. Those bombs, thankfully did not go off. But ABC News has obtained a new videos showing us the moments before the Explosive devices were planted. The footage shows the suspect in an alley just one block from the U. S. Capitol honors for a fallen hero. Congressional leaders announcing the Capitol Police officer Brian Sick. Nick, who died after being injured during the siege on the capital earlier this month, will lie in honor in the capital's rotunda next week. Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, praising officer sick Nick for his heroism and for his sacrifice. You're listening to ABC News..
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"From ABC News on Chuck Secrets, and the FBI's is the Capitol Hill. Insurrection was planned, not spur of the moment, it tells partner law enforcers and extremist use amateur radios and encrypted applications to communicate some warm asks that concealed hairpieces, throat mikes and push to talk risk buttons. More arrests are being made every day in the insurrection. ABC is Aaron Carter Ski in Washington, the FBI said. Brandon Fellows traveled to Washington D. C from Schenectady, New York, and willfully join the crowd of individuals who forcibly entered the U. S. Capitol Court records said he then posted to Instagram a series of photos, including one that depicted him sitting on a police motorcycle sporting a fake orange beard. Guy in the same disguise was seen in photos. With his feet propped up on the desk of Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley and Fellows gave an interview the day of the seeds admitting he went in there. He now faces two federal charges. Another arrest. Capitol police say the woman presented a military police challenge coin at a security checkpoint and told officers she was a law enforcement officer and part of the presidential cabinet. Authorities say she took off in her car but was arrested a short distance away. She's been charged with Impersonating a law enforcement officer. Failure to obey and fleeing. She's been taken for a medical evaluation and to be processed. Marco Malard. ABC NEWS Washington only a few blocks from the White House here, and you can hear how quiet it is around maybe sees Alex Stone and what would usually be a festive, crowded preinaugural Washington The streets are empty. I mean, I could stand in the middle of the street right here, there's nobody around. Barricades. Air up the National Guard blocking intersections. Total US covert desk could surpass 400,000 tomorrow. Florida's first large scale cited hard rock stadium in Miami Gardens finishes its first weekend of vaccinations and covert testing. Spokesman Mike Jack listen.
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"Time. There are a number of changes for the swearing in of President elect Biden to ensure he and other officials safety Yes, one official who won't attend the inauguration. President Trump Planning to leave Washington The morning Biden is sworn in President Trump is now planning an elaborate military style send off for himself. On the morning of the inauguration, sources briefed on his plans Tell ABC News The president hopes to depart to the sounds of a military band walking down a red carpet flanked by troops as he boards Air Force one. For the last time. He's even talking about a flyover by Air Force fighter jets. Yes, sir Trump plans his exit. He's left it to vice president Pence to act like the actual commander in chief. Reviewing inauguration security plans and visiting troops of the capital. ABC is Jonathan Karl, the vice president will attend the Biden inauguration, though on ABC News has learned he called Vice President elect Kamila Harris to congratulate her on the election. Vice President Mike Pence called to congratulate his successor, Kamila Harris, aides say it was a gracious and pleasant conversation where Mr Pence finally offered to help with the transition. President. Trump still has not spoken to President elect Biden and has no plans to invite the incoming first couple to the Y It has before the inaugural ABC s Andy Field. You're listening to ABC news. It's such a beautiful night. Look at the stars. They're amazing. Did you know 20% of stars have planets orbiting them capable of sustaining life? How did you know that? You must spend a ton of time reading? Not at all. I use bleakest Blink assed. Yeah, it's an app that takes key insights from over 4000 non fiction bestsellers and gathers them into 15 minute blinks. For you to read or listen to. With Blink ist. You can learn the main points of an entire book in just 15 minutes, as opposed to days or weeks..
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"From ABC News. I'm Sherry Preston. Members of the House debating the rules that will govern today's second impeachment of President Trump Single article is being filed inciting insurrection for last week's deadly capital riots. This is Democratic Congressman Jim McGovern of Massachusetts, this beacon of democracy. Became the site of a vicious attack. And this is Republican Congressman Tom Cole of Oklahoma. I can think of no action the house could take. It's more likely to further divide the American people and the action we're contemplating today. Maybe she's Mary Bruce says. The difference between this impeachment and the first one is that several Republicans are on board this time, including the number three ranking GOP House member Liz Cheney. They believe the president should be held accountable for his role in the violence, and ABC News has learned that the top Republican in the House Kevin McCarthy, Told members that the president admitted to him that he might be quote a little bit responsible Security on Capitol Hill and throughout Washington is tight. With Joe Biden's inauguration just a week away a BCS Pierre Thomas is theirs is about to become fortress. Washington Street closures already have started. Fences with razor wire are being erected. It will be additional barricades blocking streets, including trucks and buster. The plan is to make it extremely difficult for large masses of people together and move quickly. The coronavirus claiming 4327 American lives in one day, making Tuesday, the single deadliest day since the pandemic began. 130,000 Americans are now hospitalized and only about a third of the available covert vaccines have been administered to those eligible hospitals have had restrictions put on them about who they can vaccinate. They've been told they can't vaccinate people who are not employees. Ah, lot of hospitals are wasting doses at the end of the day. I think it's unacceptable. Dr. Gotta fix it. Doctor. She's John dean of the Brown University School of Public Health. The overall death toll from covert 19 in the US now more than 380,000. You're listening to ABC news, keeping nonprofits of float in one local community. It's news from the neighborhood. Straight.
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"ABC News. I'm Richard Cancer across the country. Some state Capitol buildings are being boarded up. Bracing after an FBI warning to law enforcement FBI field officers in all 50 states are now combing through videos and images, along with some 45,000 tips to track down the writers and federal authorities warned there could be more threats ahead on FBI bulletin alerting law enforcement across the U. S that armed protests are being planned. All 50 state capitols through Inauguration Day. ABC is Elizabeth Scholesy in Michigan, where armed protesters opposed to pandemic restrictions enter the Capitol building in Lansing, and months later, a plot to kidnap the state's governor was foiled. The state Capitol Commission banned the open carrying of firearms state representative Sarah Anthony. I think it is a step in the right direction. Whether a firearm is you know on your hip or it is hidden in a coat. It's still a deadly weapon. The House today will vote to ask vice President Pence to invoke the 25th amendment in a bid to get the Cabinet to oust the president. If he doesn't the House will vote to impeach on Wednesday. It would go to the Senate for trial That probably will never happen. The chamber is in recess until the day before Joe Biden's inauguration. Incoming majority leader Chuck Schumer is exploring using an obscure rule, which allows him to call an emergency session for a trial. But President elect bite and Monday suggested senators can conduct an impeachment trial after his inauguration. A B C's Monaco's are empty automaker Hyundai is adding about 471,000 Sport utes to a recall first issued in September. It covers certain 26. Came through 18 and additional 2023 21. Hyundai Tucson's The antilock brake computers can malfunction, causing an electrical short and leading two fires. The automaker aware of about a dozen fires, but no injuries, it says on the says owners will be notified next month. Until then, Park the vehicle outdoors. You're listening to ABC News. 7 to 77. CvN WTMJ Millman from the Annex Wealth Management studio. This is use radio wtmj pain is complex and frequently does not respond to conventional treatments. You've heard about alternative treatments such a stem cells. But I'm here to assure you that in most cases there is no need to get themselves or surgery because there are other very effective lower price treatment options..
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"The 25th amendment, or even impeachment. President again is now saying there will be an orderly transition of power We get the latest from ABC News supporters for me was capital in a deadly insurrection after he told them to take back the country with strength. President Trump With the social media accounts temporarily suspended isolated this morning at the White House. ABC chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl has the latest the president largely alone in the residence. I am told that some of his closest advisors people that I've spoken to are essentially avoiding him. Some of his allies simply avoiding him. Those that are talking to him describe somebody who is angry. Somebody who is in denial. Several administration officials resigning after yesterday's siege. Former White House chief of staff make Mulvaney resigned his diplomatic post and says expect more resignations today. Meanwhile, sources telling US Cabinet members have discussed the 25th amendment, which would remove the president under the presumption that he is mentally unfit to continue to serve in office. Dave Packer ABC News and again breaking at the top of this hour, Massachusetts Congressman Stephen Lynch and moderate Democrat tweeted his support for invoking the 25th amendment to remove President Trump from office. Now. Amid all of this votes were still being counted in Georgia for the runoff Senate races there. It was a win a big win for both Democrats, Senators electing Raphael Warnock and John OSS F Having their party control of both the House and the Senate ahead of the new body and Harris administration. NBC's Michelle Friends and with more on what this means for President elect Joe Biden, the Democratic winds could ease some of the gridlock in the Senate and help with confirmations and the Biden Harris legislative agenda. President elect Joe Biden is expected to announce his pick for attorney general, former Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland. Senator Chuck Schumer will likely be named majority leader. He says. They have pressing business in this pandemic. One of the first things That I want to do when our new senators air seated is deliver the $2000 checks. To the American families. Michelle Franzen. ABC News.
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"The ABC News investigative unit. I had 6 30 in the morning and we got the news news radio 700 wlw. News, traffic and Weather News Radio 700 w L jealousy Cincinnati It appears the balance of power is shifting with the 6 30 report Dumb, Rick, you Chino breaking our things hold up from where they stand. Now. Democrats will soon take over control in the Senate votes still being counted in the runoff elections in Georgia, one seed has already been flipped the other still too close to call. Georgia Democrat Sublease one seat closer to controlling the U. S. SENATE. With 98% of precincts reporting, ABC News projecting the Democrat Reverend Raphael Warnock has defeated Republican Senator Kelly Leffler in one of two Georgia Senate run offs. The other Senate seat in a race between Democrat John Assaraf and Republican David produced still too close to call. But last check Ausaf, leading by over 16,000 votes remaining votes to be counted from Democratic leaning counties. Now in that first race, Reverend Warnock becomes only the second black senator elected from the South since reconstruction. Overnight, he addressed supporters. Virtually we were told that we couldn't win this election. But tonight We prove that with hope Hard work. And the people by our side. Anything. Is possible, Leffler, insisting she still has a path to victory. Dave Packer, ABC News president. Trump, meanwhile, is cranking up pressure on Vice President Mike Pence ahead of today's congressional ratification of the presidential election. President tweeting that the vice president does have the power to reject fraudulently chosen electors. But the vice president's role in the congressional ratification is seen as largely ceremonial President Trump is hoping that Republican election challenges will overturn his defeat. Challenges are not expected, though, to affect the outcome of the election, which was won by Democrat Joe Biden. Now the latest traffic and weather together from the UC help traffic Center, the U. C health weight loss, then our offers solutions from life changing weight loss visit you see health dot com slash weight loss to take the next step. Highway traffic is doing just fine this morning. No major problems as of yet. Riverside Drive remains blocked between Collins and Delta going to be that way for a few weeks, we'll have to use. Come on, be a parkway instead, and crews are working to get 1 31 open again, and Stone Lake Township that's blocked off between go Ocean road and sudden lane due.
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"ABC News. I'm Sherry Preston. The polls are open in Georgia for the two run off elections that will determine the balance of power in the U. S. Senate tomorrow, the Electoral College will officially certify the election of Joe Biden is the next president. Both of those things in the mind of President Trump has he traveled to Georgia President Trump suggesting his vice president will somehow be able to swing the election to him during the Senate Electoral College vote Wednesday, and I hope my head's comes through for us. I have to tell you and if he doesn't come through Won't like it. But as much with Democrats controlling the House, it's virtually impossible for Mike Pence, or Republicans to throw out certified electoral votes for Joe Biden. Andy Field. ABC NEWS Washington Joe Biden was also in Georgia on Monday. Campaigning against Republicans David Perdue and Kelly Leffler. Two senators You think they're lawyerly is to trump not to Georgia, You have two senators. You think they've sworn an oath to Donald Trump Master the United States Constitution tough new code restrictions in place across the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. It's clear. That we need to do more together. Bring this new variant under control while our vaccines are rolled out. In England. We must therefore go into a national lockdown. That new, more contagious variant has also been found in New York state. In California hospitals are so full of covert patients that MTs are being told not to take patients to the ER if there's little chance of survival after a heart attack, looking at the same policy for victims Of severe trauma, car accident, shootings, stabbings and so forth with their heart starves. We're not gonna be transporting those patients. That's Dr Mark Eckstein, who runs the Los Angeles County Fire Departments. Emergency Medical Services Department. You're listening to ABC News. You know, Cristina, we should mention that is a huge story in California this morning. What's going on in Southern California? I mean, the notion that ambulances have been told not to transport patients who may not have a chance to live. That shows you how dire the situation is in Southern California I've been reading about, you know, people waiting ambulances to get into hospitals for, like, seven hours. Right? It's It's bad in Southern California. No question we've got we've got audio. We're gonna be rolling that out on that story. All morning. Long time now. 5 11. Let's get onto the roads right now Talking.
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"From ABC News on Chuck Secrets and the president of the United States, phoning the head of Georgia elections, pressuring him to get votes to change the outcome about a contest he lost and lost again and again, after a hand count, a machine count and the one county signature on it. Somebody decided to record the phone call and give it to The Washington Post. The president, mentioning this Tuesday's Georgia's Senate run offs that will decide control of that chamber. People of Georgia know that this was a scam. Because of what you've done to the president. A lot of people are going out to vote and a lot of Republicans are gonna vote negative because they hate what you did to the president. Okay. They hate him on Wednesday, Congress means to count electoral votes and certify the election. Several Republicans have said they will object to the results. Some claiming states violated their election laws. Others clinging, toe unproven allegations of fraud. Now, with audio of President Trump, telling Georgia's secretary of state that he'd like to quote find 11,780 votes. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer tweeted that if Republicans want to investigate election fraud, quote, start with this. Margaret Malard ABC News seven House Republicans were now making it clear they're not on board with attempts to overturn the will of the voters in Congress. The group, including some conservatives, argue lawmakers only job is to count the electoral college votes already certified by states, a dozen senators in 140 House Republicans have announced on Wednesday. They plan to challenge they usually quiet process. The move is not expected to succeed Faith A boob. ABC NEWS Washington New Congress convenes the House Real X, narrowly the current speaker, the total number of votes cast is.
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"Ending the old year beginning of the new one on optimistic notes, Speaking on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin Eve, President elect Joe Biden said he's confident the country can come back stronger than ever in 2021. There's never been a single thing. America's been unable to overcome no matter how drastic it's been. When we've done it together, the Bidens thank frontline workers. They risk their lives They've done so much first. We owe them. We owe them. We owe them and they encouraged Americans to get the cove in 19 vaccine. Those officials. The ABC News Washington They've temporarily shut down production again many movies and TV shows because of the cove. It's surge in Southern California, reports say shows including Grey's Anatomy, This is US And C s in American horror story shut down again. The country with the most deaths from Cove it in Europe is Italy over 400 deaths today more than 74,000 virus deaths total Getting the new year, presumably doing something new after quitting his job and apologizing Canada's Ontario province finance minister this after he tried to fake where he was this holiday season. Rod Phillips. In the Caribbean island of ST Barts over Christmas. But on the social media, he was seen posing in front of a fireplace in a sweater thanking Canadians for staying home over the holidays. Builds, flew down to the island around December 13th. He says his trip was the wrong decision. This is ABC News. Trucks. Everton ABC News Imagine Imagine being denied.
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"Really weird. This year. It just living you don't even feel like New Year's New Year's. Here. The most many did was stopped for a selfie with a multi colored empire State building. Chuck's Iverson, ABC News New York. California right now is in one of its most critical stages of the Corona virus pandemic. The state a scene over 800 deaths over the last two days, Nurse Charlotte Guevara at Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles, says We're admitting patients faster than we discharge them. In this battle. We are so outnumbered. In Washington Thursday, the chances dimmed for $2000 direct payments to many Americans. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocked yet another attempt by Senate Democrats to vote on a bill that would increase the stimulus checks from $600 to $2000. McConnell claims the money won't go to those who need it. Most socialism for rich people is a terrible way to help the American families that are actually struggling, Senator Bernie Sanders shooting back argument that this bill In any significant way benefits. The rich is just not accurate on his officials. The ABC News Washington Today the Senate will discuss overriding President Trump's Vito They military spending bill if it overrides the veto. As expected, it will be the first of the Trump presidency. You're listening. To ABC News. Free healthcare hundreds to more than $1000 per month and disability compensation and tens of thousands for college tuition. These are just some of the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs benefits that may be available to veterans..
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"Music and the joy coming from the excitement. Usually in this spot will be a ball drop, but it'll be virtual. It will be telecast and streamed, but no people. Chuck Secrets in the ABC News Times Square, New York Baby sees Marc Graham, a lard with some of the other celebrations around the world from Pakistan to Thailand, revelers around the world bidding goodbye to 2020 and hello to 2021, But it's a new year's celebration, like no other in much of the world celebrations are being restricted due to the pandemic. In Melbourne, Australia. The annual fireworks display was called off to discourage crowds. But there are some places where celebrations are taking place as normal. New Zealand, for example, which has no active covert 19 cases, held their usual events. Marco Malard ABC NEWS, California, joining New York and Texas in reaching a grim benchmark of 29 in 2020, covert 19 deaths more than 25,000. 145 employees at a Costco in Yakima, with Washington testing positive code restrictions have prevented millions of Americans from visiting family members who are hospitalized. And now that includes the nation's top doctors in general, Jerome Adams tweeting. He is not allowed to see his wife in the hospital who's getting treatment for cancer complications. He says He hopes she won't spend New Year's in the hallway because beds are full and that what you do matters even beyond covert, urging Americans to wear a mask and help and the rising number of deaths. He's Andy Field in Washington President Trump's extended pandemic related bands on green cards and work visas for large groups of applicants outside the US through the end of March. You're listening to ABC News Arizona's new station news station, K.