23 Burst results for "April 13Th"
AP News Radio
Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Pat Cipollone, former WH counsel
"I'm Mike Gracia reporting the house January 6th committee subpoenas former White House counsel pat cipollone The House committee investigating the January 6th insurrection has issued a subpoena to former White House counsel pat cipollone The subpoena was issued one day after former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson testified that cipollone warned against then president Donald Trump going to the capitol with thousands of his supporters We're going to get charges every crime imaginable if we make that movement happen And do you remember which crimes mister cipollone was concerned with In the days leading up to the 6 we had conversations about potentially obstructing justice or defrauding the electoral account Cipollone gave the committee an informal interview on April 13th but he has refused to provide on the record a testimony Mike Gracia Washington
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"april 13th" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"That featured very young William Shatner. As he spotted trouble on an airplane wears a name out there like married 20,000. Ft became a classic. Like many of Richard Donner's other works. Peter King. CBS News Richard Daughter was 91 years old. It's now 7 40 70 silencing of one of the great voices of rock. Still haunting the widow of Chris Cornell, even four years after his death. Couple sign in the beginning, she had a false sense that she would wake up from a nightmare. However. Now it has sunk in at the sound Garden frontman isn't coming back. She said she lives on through memories and Mementos that she still has of his one of those is a handwritten love letter that she shared with the publication and at the front man said. I write this with a quivering hand that is guided by the fortunes of a heart lucky enough to know true love. He ended it with the words I love you, son. My Mark Mayfield won't come on 7 48. Now some more music for our ears, concert schedules being announced at a number of different different venues across the state. Is there really starting to kick in high gear? And now that the fourth of July is behind us Big show is going on in Milton over the next couple of weeks. Also, the Aerosmith tribute band Draw The line is among the band's playing a series of free outdoor shows at the Hingham shipyard. Tyson Foods, recalling some £8 million of chicken products that could be contaminated. The CDC is investigating an outbreak of listeria infections linked to pre cooked chicken. Three people have become sick in Texas and Delaware, and one died all 38 food served at a long term care facility or hospital. Pregnant women adults over 65 people with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk for listeria infection. That is CBS's Remi Femi Redwood with that story, according to Tyson Foods. The affected products were produced at one plant, located in Dexter, Missouri, between December 26th and also April 13th bubbling standoff between Russia and France. CBS's Diane King Hall as some of the bizarre detail France's champagne makers are furious about a new Russian law requiring a sparkling wine label on their bottles. Law applies to all imported bubbly domestic producers are exempt. French Champagne industry group says it has an established right to use.
WTVN
"april 13th" Discussed on WTVN
"Now control their own destiny. So His time. It's time to end the health orders. Governor Mike DeWine said that all the orders will be lifted on June 2nd except for those in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. He also announced a series of Million dollar giveaways. One winner will be selected for each week for five weeks from a pool of Ohio into have received at least their first two shot. Good weekly Jobless report today. As numbers fell to 473,000 new claims filed last week, The number of weekly jobless claims declined to 473,000 last week elevated from normal but the lowest since mid March of 2020. Employers appear to be hanging on two workers as they struggle to fill open positions. For that. Economists have blamed a mix of generous benefits supply constraints, but mainly the virus. There are still 16 million Americans on some form of unemployment assistance, so the labor market is far From normal, and the CDC is finding more cases of those serious blood clots link to the Johnson and Johnson Vaccine Agency says it's identified 28 cases among the nearly nine million people who have received the shot as of May 7th. That number was 17 2.5 weeks ago. Earlier reports of the blood clots led the CDC and FDA to pause the vaccine on April 13th, which was lifted 10. Days later, the CDC noted, all 28 cases involved. People who got the shot before the vaccine was paused. Sarah Bartlett, NBC See news Radio your ABC six first Warning weather Clear skies tonight A low of 42. I'm Alison Wiant our next update at seven o'clock. Thanks for making me call the day you've been fired me Columbus is place.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"To then run the county and on a close election that may be decided within a few thousand votes the person who runs it can say, well look at mm. I push hanging chad not hanging shot driver's license says this I can't identify that signature and then they can make significant decisions that can change the balance of power in a in a closer marginal post-election. So and then Gabriel Sterling's thing been the one that really interested me when we were going through that conversation was when he was talking about the bipartisan commission that setup. Well when we dug into it the bipartisan commission is 75% Republican and 25% Democrat or something ridiculous like that that he then can consider and state that it's bipartisan. Well, then what we saw him was hey, we're going to have a vote at the end of this podcast and all three of us will vote because it's bipartisan. You know, you you have your stance and the Three Brothers of our stance and you know, the majority here, we'll we'll decide home. Who won this interview Gabriel and it's just like it's a funny way of looking at it. But but it really shows you the language in this bill is is absurd and it's scary because you have to really dig into it to find out that the bipartisan commission for example, isn't it's not fifty-fifty. It's not anywhere close to that scary scary stuff. Now, are you guys doing anything in Georgia to motivate people and and let them know that they're being suppressed the votes are being suppressed and try and light a fire under their asses to come out again and droves as as a way to say f you to his bill. Yeah. The first thing I think is bringing attention to the bill what you what you want to avoid though is creating such excitement to vote. Now that you get fatigued as you get actually closer as you get closer to you know, so yeah, I think you have wrong. Time when the get-out-the-vote efforts are one of the things I'm most proud about that we previously did it might as touches. We have these canvassing efforts where we paid a living wage of $15 an hour to our canvassers folks with full PPE you went into areas that were Trump trump country areas in Georgia, which no one was sending canvas. Thursday is from the Democratic side and we had people knock on doors many of them risking their lives. The homes are fairly spread apart there and in rural Georgia, and they did a really good job and activating voters there and in those specific counties. Bye from the Biden election to the run-offs Democrats improved by two to three percent in those specific counties, which may sound small but in the long run when you can stack up two to three more points in those Republican counties and then do then exceed expectations as well in your Democratic counties that was part of the, you know, part of an ingredient for success. I think listen man. I I just applaud you guys, you know, I think everybody does and they should because you guys have been doing the Lord's work. Thanks for coming on ahead and plug I don't want to go too long because you know, I started to show at noon. So I I usually only do two hours but you know, it's always fun job like you missing, you know, we went from everything to films, you know, and then went to into Bitcoin and then we and then we spent the first forty-five minutes. Just avoiding politics. Yep. It was a great show, but I talked.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"So I think that's important seat to hold on to I think we just need to look at the maps and we need to be doing like a dog He stayed approach basically and looking at all the seats and then as time gets closer. We'll figure out what resources we should really be ramping up in in specific States and really going full-throttle to either protect seats or to gain new seats down and build on a majority. Are you guys doing anything about the voter suppression law in Georgia? And the ones that there are up in Pennsylvania, Arizona and you know where else trying this lunacy in forty-three States. They're trying are you guys, you know trying to do anything on the ground there or I'll tell you one of our achievements. So I whistle blower who worked at Delta gave us the internal the internal memo will Delta seem to be wishy-washy and potentially Pro the bill we took that from the office blower who worked at Delta we published it online at Delta became the number one hashtag in the country Delta then changed its entire stance on the bill wage. Resulting in a Cascade effect of other corporations in Georgia all coming out after Delta came out. And so that's you know, that's one when they're you have Marc Elias and some great lawyers who are very in the trenches on these voter rights issues are litigating those cases. We want to give attention to you know, not that Mark needs anymore. I mean Mark is an incredible job, you know like a real life superhero. I'm just going to cut out and I gotta run I got I got something going on, but I will talk to you later and know and I want to say I want to thank you know you John and I want to thank all your listeners for all the love that you've shown us and I'm so humbled and grateful for you and and the show but I'll let Ben and Jodi wrap it up from here and I'll talk to you soon. All right, but don't forget Brett. I mean and Ben and Ed, you know, you know now that I'm getting my second vaccine, let's go grab a beer, you know? Yeah. Oh, yeah, I gotta fly out there so I can hang out with all of you jealous..
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"Yeah, and you know, what do you think about Herschel Walker wants to run against Warnock and this is just typical g o p o a black man one. So let's put it on the black man up against. I mean, that's so stupid in their thought process. Like anyone's going to vote for Herschel Walker anyway, I mean, you know, he he gave up his career for Donald Trump to play for the freaking generals and the CFL if you guys remember usfl at the end of the day if he wants to run let him run off. I mean at the end of the day, it's like what we what our focus is is like amplifying the fact that you probably you're you probably have gotten your first vaccine or are scheduled for your first vaccine that he condom he's doing great that we're on we we have it infrastructure plan. You know, that's a genuine plan. Not a not a fake plan. You know, what all these crazy the Herschel Walker's of the faubourgs, you know, we just want to frame them as the crazies that they are you want to run run like, okay just they're just attention-seeking weirdos also will add to that. Sometimes people will get mad if I like, you know, if we respond to a Marjorie Taylor green or something and they're like, why are you elevating that person and my response would be I think we should Elevate these people I wage. Think we should show everybody that this is the face of the Republican party. Let them own it because in my opinion there's no difference at this point between a Nikki Haley and a Lauren beaubourg large retailer green or a Paul gosar or a Ted Cruz. They're all the same. They've all sold their souls to Trump. There is no such thing at this point as a moderate and Nikki's. Hey Nikki Haley's, yesterday proved that where she basically said. Oh, well, I'll do whatever trip wants to do. You know, it's it's all these people. I've just sell out their sellouts. They sold out to a failed dictator. They don't have any conservative values whatsoever. They're just kooky. They're all basically qanon nuts and they should all be they should all be treated as such and and everybody should know that they are these you know that they're all crazy and we stayed home we go. They're not conservative. Stop calling them conservative is one of our our always our main takeaways that we go. There's nothing conservative about inspiring and insurrection. Then there's nothing conservative about mocking the survivors of school shootings. Nothing conservative about believing Jewish space lasers are strong in California wildfires. There's nothing conservative about promoting being pro Covent. To be clear. Like I know you said that you're going to treat this like 20-24. What states are you guys focusing on all the ones where the Democrats are up for re-election is that wage is all those the states that you're focusing on in 2022. Yeah, we'll we'll probably narrow our Focus as it gets closer. I think it's important even to be doing videos for states where we might not have as much of a chance on back in just to continue reinforcing that message for the future cuz some people might be like, oh, you know Rubio is a lock in Florida. Why would you try to go into Ruby? I'm like, I'm not going to listen to these Consultants to tell you to not going to races because they've they haven't been able to win in the past. And and I think you know, it's okay if you don't want a hundred percent of the time but I think it's important to show people who these people are but I think Wisconsin is a big one I think Pennsylvania a big one. I think George is a big one more knocks like you said is going to be running again..
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"Why are you covering for them so much it seems yeah, it been six has asked a question. Can I get Colin Kaepernick on the show? I think I would get Colin Kaepernick on my show if you were ever to do it, but no but I you know, but the only reason Ben is, you know, I did talk to Eric swalwell about he's a San Francisco Forty Niner fan and I said during remember when when everyone beat up Colin Kaepernick cuz he was not disrespecting the flag. He was pointing out police brutality towards people of color. That's all it was and now and only now or at least in the last year. He's considered a hero now, but I mean it it's just amazing story. I bet you it's going to be a poopy one day. Well, you know, I I had the privilege and honor of being Collins lawyer, you know since late 2016. In 2017. I was Collins lead litigator in his case against the NFL. But even when you saw Donald Trump saying get that son-of-a-bitch off the field when you saw these public pronouncements by these Republicans, I would travel the country with Colin a two-state including Texas when we would go and take the depositions of each of the owners of the various teams. And the reaction of the people to Colin was unlike anything. I had ever seen in my entire career, you know, and I'm around very high-profile people. I'm around, you know, political leaders celebrity leaders in just in my in my day-to-day lawn job. I had never seen the reaction of crowd and people crying when they saw you've inspired me across the country. And so I knew there was This complete disconnect taking place between the hate and the vitriol from Trump and that's what real cancel culture is real cancel culture wage. If someone using their bully pulpit of government authority to cancel private citizens to fit your government agenda. And for Trump is fascist government. But that's truly what canceling is not Us and other people using their First Amendment right to speak truth to power. That's the first and that's the first amendment and so seeing the kind of evolution of Colin doesn't shock me because he stood for the people he opted for the community. He always was you know, he was up against police brutality. He was against systemic inequities in the system and sacrificed his entire career, you know for that. Yeah and the the wage The real shocking and sad thing is that we had a president of the United States who was for who was Pro systemic and Equity. Yeah, it was Pro racism and prohibits that that was that that was the the pulpit of the most powerful position in the world was using that to spew hate at at private citizens like, so long..
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"Yeah a huge vote of confidence and you know a lot of legitimacy when when you're investing a lot of your company in Tesla wage Tesla in in Bitcoin, which is pretty wild so like like we're doing like ten seventy like, you know, we've covered films and now we've gone into mrs. Here tuning into the Stuttering John podcast. You're getting it all you're getting Bitcoin you're getting policy, you're getting representative swalwell. You're getting the Midas touch Brothers. You're getting in ft's you're getting Long Island swag. You're getting a matrix your name it. So when when are you guys doing your podcast? So we record every Monday and Thursday and our podcast gets released every Tuesday and Friday off and on YouTube. We don't do it on YouTube yet. All right. Let's get the price guys, please. Let me help you. I mean seriously you you know, you guys will be monetizing on YouTube. Yeah, no, I'll tell you what we do on YouTube right now right now. We're just taking short clips and putting them on YouTube and we've dipped their feet in the world and putting the longer stuff on YouTube because we've done some extended special episodes that we offer and they've done well and gotten a good response. And I I definitely want to do it going forward but I think at the end of the day what a lot of people don't totally realize with what we're doing is our operation really is like the three of us and so, you know, just the idea of getting it on YouTube and everything is a an extra, you know, a couple hours of work or whatever where if I need to be doing other things, you know, but we've loved you. I think you're spot-on about that man. Yeah, we would love to I'm helping out another friend of mine now here he is Ben. What's up everybody? How are you? Fashionably late Thursday and Ben Ben Ben had this beer going on for like 2 and 1/2 Weeks finally shaved. It looks great. But am I am I right? Is it been my cell is dead? Nailed it. I got it. I got nailed it. Totally nailed. It. It only took ten appearances. I don't even recognize been anymore when it comes on. Now that he's shaved like a different. He's like a totally different guy. You've been younger than me. That's like rough metal door. He shaved his beard to be on the Yankees and that was kid can't stand them home. So anyway been we've been talking about a lot. I had Eric swalwell on today and and getting back to the most despicable people guys..
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"I mean that's that's also pissed me off about him. But I love that he's going after these guys. I mean Ted Cruz is the most unlikable person on the planet. I forget Al franken's comment about him, but it's something like wage. Like like everyone like I hate Ted Cruz and I like Ted Cruz more than like other people like Ted Cruz or something today. It was something like that. I was pretty funny. I mean who was the bigger douchebag Ted Cruz a Mitch McConnell? I don't know or Lindsey Graham calling. It depends. It depends on what category of douchebaggery you're trying to put these folks in there all douchebags. It just it doesn't matter. Let's just breaking down one at a time. Josh Hawley like thinks he's like a dictator. He thinks he's like a badass like going to be president tough guy. I'm Josh. Yeah, this is up and the Wolf the corporations are canceling me. He says on Fox news on the most watched show on t v. So that's Josh Hawley just like I could douchebag be like a guy who in high school wasn't cool. And now he thinks he's hot shit and he's got power as reminds me of a total like frat bro to yeah, like he dropped Paulie is like the villain in in the movie Dead. Ends up getting punched in the face and the Seminoles and everyone applauds. So that's that's Josh Hawley the villain asking who you hate and you just want to punch line faces at the then Ted Cruz is just like a really a little rodent to nobody. Nobody likes I had worse words, but I'm going to hold myself back a little bit who nobody likes. I mean, the guy has no purples. No morals is a guy who Trump's Trump called his wife ugly Trump said his dad. I was responsible for the murder of JFK and this guy Stood Still bends the knee for Trump and totally just adopts all this parties when he pretended in the past to be a principled conservative and I think his physical appearance is starting to show his rot from with him going off Brett. I think this would thanks to Union goons. I know twenty-five. I think without Frank said two types of people those that hate Ted and then there's Ted is that that's I think that's another wage. I think that's that's that's really freaking funny. So it's okay said to me would be the kid in high school who would remind the teacher that you know, she didn't collect the homework. Yeah, like just this like super annoying but like you wouldn't play any sports or whatnot, but he he he'd sit at the jocks table just because you know, they'd let him sit there but meanwhile no none of them really like them off here doesn't look like it likes Ted Cruz Ted Cruz. He actually loves Hollywood. I think he quotes movies all the time..
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"It was so funny cuz meet Roy and the other Rider we all hoped cuz it was too graphic guys. And we all hoped to get Eric because Eric is like off the Spielberg of of Graphics. I'm using Waze main thing. He's a wizard. He's he's an absolute Wizard and so I actually shot a lot of that stuff for Ellen to I would you know, when they would need extra body, I would say. Hey man, I'm right here. Let me know because we had a green screen Studio set up right next to my office there. And so I shot probably like up to probably five of those bits for them and show of like, you know Obama dancing like when you see like videos like that of of stuff like that and it's super cool. I mean the technology is amazing. You could sort of pre visualize the effect before he actually go home. To the edit. He has like a screen where you see he puts like what he's going to be changing up and then you get like a not to ruin the the magic of it. But you get like a body double to do the other thing a splice it together in such a way that it legitimately looks like Obama's dancing or like, you know, Joe Biden is doing jumping jacks or or whatever. He has to do. It's it's he's a wizard. It's incredible when you said green screen bread that just reminded me when we were kids and we went to Michael's to get that fabric. We got like a green fabric SJ and we put it up in our house to do like a green screen type deal just so we can learn how to do it off. I remember Brad was spent hours like the technology has to be better now, right, right. Oh, yeah ours like pin like like pinning like body parts like as you would be on the screen just so it's a bill off like there is more automation to it now, but they're still as a lot of manual frame-by-frame store. They work you gotta do when you do affects by that which is why I think ultimately I decided not to go into visual effects because it's really wow. Tough, it's tough. Tough. Tough work well-bred. I'll send you my reel and you'll see you know, I have a Rider's real from the tonight and you'll see a lot of Eric stuff. Like I'll be able to spot it right away. I know, so I'll give you one I had Obama when when when when he was dodging a reporter's I had Eric put a you know, a rocket I go on his back home guy has the question about Michael's. Thank you and just take all Eric.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"Because they should know and what he's doing. And believe me my Pi is working on it as we speak. So Nikki, feel safe. I will find out where that person lives. I will find out his name his phone number and I will go after him. It's not a threat. I'm talking about the legal way not a physical way. Thank you. Yes, Johny mcgillick. We are family and I and I love all you hear and and I appreciate all your support and off, you know. So, you know hockey can a 25 I love you too, but see Sean can handle it, you know Sean's a man. And not to say that, you know, just because he's a man but Sean doesn't care. I don't personally care Nikki P's not used to this to just beat up and it's not because she's you know, I take that back not cuz she wants a man but just that he's he's okay. He's he could handle it, you know, he's not going to get scared but to try and scare an innocent woman. It's just cowardice. Thank you. Thank you Saint seachem truck for the seven bucks. I'm sorry. I have to I have to smack down these losses. But then true losses, you know, I don't bother these other shows, you know, I don't I don't go on their chat rooms and trash them. You know, why because like I said, I'm a son I admit my own light. I don't need these idiots freaking have any like these guys are fucking losses and cowards. And.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"april 13th" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"Life 150 tons of cats and dogs that was awful, you know Step Inside Job all about the subject and the top string off. Palm Palm Springs bouncing off the top three all the drug trade off off. Off off off off all the trucks are all the troubleshooting get out of the tub drain off. All the jobs, you know about turning off off off. Yeah, baby, welcome to the world famous stuttering John podcast. I am so excited for today's show. Let me just welcome everybody in here. Jazz Maniac is here..
NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"april 13th" Discussed on NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"We're tackling this head on today because things look different this time around but they also look the same and i'm tired of hearing this. Well there's not a problem with cop. There's clearly a problem with something that is going on in our system and i'm not saying it's it's rightfully so and trust me. I am one of the biggest supporters of Police officers out there but when we have a portion of our society and it's a portion that has been defined by their skin color who are so scared of calling the cops for when they actually need them when they are on the right side. We've got an issue. I'm gonna share a story about a a black couple that was held at gunpoint by a white man and now this white man is potentially not facing any jail time. I'm going to talk about that story. I'm going to talk about There was a clip. That i wanted to play but when we looked at it there was just too many f. bombs dropped in it. We couldn't find a clean one. It was a black man. Went up to a reporter for cnn. And we're gonna talk about that as cnn covered. What was going on in minnesota again. Still i should and we're gonna talk about how. How do we approach this subject. Because it's a difficult one and it's one that has been so for so long labeled as be careful because if you say this and you're white you'll be called a i. I think we're past that point. I think that the narrative has changed so much and to me. It feels like what has been begging for is an open and honest conversation about this. That's what we're going to today. There's going to be things that you don't agree with. And i and i know that. Feel free to let me know nine seven zero three five three thirteen ten. Give me your thoughts on it. And when we talk about this we do. I have to diagnose okay. Let's look at tanner's background. Where's he coming from to talk about this. Well i'm a twenty twenty three twenty four year old. Who has been in the media. World has studied how these things have been covered upon has been quote unquote educated about how to cover these things. And how to talk about these things. But i come from a predominantly white school. I come from a predominantly white city. I come from You know a county that is predominantly white so no. I don't know what it's like to live in the middle of chicago. I don't know what it's like to live in the middle of los angeles. I don't know what it's like to be fearful when a cop pulls me over so those are the things that you have to keep in mind. And i think everybody has to keep in mind when we talk about this and for some people that's called. Well that's checking your bias and it is. I don't have a problem with that term. Check your bias. It means let's do some self examination about why we think why we feel and why we know the things we know and if we start there and say. Here's where i'm at. Here's my experiences. Here's your here's your experiences. Now let's meet in the middle. Let's work in because we're on opposite ends right now..
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"april 13th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
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Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"april 13th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"In georgia. Especially if you've got issues and colorado. I don't even see that as an issue in in colorado as either because not only. Can you provide you know your driver's license here in colorado when you go and in person though of other identification Our document that you can provide to us. You know you can provide to us your school. Id your pilot's license. You're usually bell so again. It's really kind of a nothing burger. Honestly gal oh yes. But that doesn't stop the self styled experts from making a mountain out of an id molehill. And i can't for the life of me understand why it's considered racist to ask for i d for phoning purposes. I'm not quite sure i'm not on that. Same page with them. Either in that topic again just due to the fact post in georgia. You get free ideas if you don't have one so it's not like they're putting barriers up to get. Id here in colorado. If you go to vote we're not putting up any barriers either. just you. Did this active. The list of amount of ideal to provide us for crying out loud gale. You drove their voters service employees. That are you probably have your registration and your vehicle. You can use as identification of the voter serve employment centers here in colorado so Again it's an old old misinformation and now it's just coming back up. Yes for political expediency. That's my concern. Let's talk about early voting in both georgia and colorado. Yeah so As you guys know before every general election colorado has early voting for fifteen days before the primary coordinated elections. We have a week Actually in georgia they have really actually expanded. The early voting capabilities They now have it seventeen days so even two days more than we do here in colorado and they actually also have optional sunday voting so allowing their counties to make that discussion as they want to open up on sunday For voting outbursts. Which we don't do that here in colorado colorado has long held. That vaunted disturbing on should say golden reputation comes to mail in ballots and of course that has been the focus of a lot of controversy discussion and debate particularly the changes made leading up to the twenty twenty election but Colorado been recognized as having the gold standard when it comes to conducting efficient efficiently and with integrity mail in balloting. So let's talk about the differences there absolutely so colorado on me we definitely are the best election motto overall. You know we. We have a lot of checks and balances with our whole entire processor. Uphold hair year. I've emphasized before. We're not just working on election maintenance. The month prior to election day. We're working on everything throughout the whole entire year. So yes my lesson. Department is time. They work all twelve months of the year And and due to that fact we do have that robust ability to have that mail ballot. We are permanent now ballot so that again says if you are a active registered voter so there's a difference. We have active registered voters. That means you're voter. Registration is up to date due to the actions of yourself or we had inactive. And that's because you know we have a bad address where you're or something else which we don't send ballots to inactive voters and again. We do the list maintenance all the time with georgia They're kind of redoing what we did back in two thousand eight and two thousand and thirteen You know kind of cleaning everything up and you know asking people again if you want to have a mail ballot.
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"april 13th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"We just let sports sports please. Baseball commissioner rob manfred causing quite a ruckus after that was pushed was intimidated. Or was he being politically correct after moving the all star game from atlanta to denver. This after georgia's georgia legislature passed some new voting laws. Well that led to a rather interesting as incorrect as it might have been robust conversation on mainstream media comparing georgia's voting laws a to colorado's of voting laws. What they get right. And what did they get wrong. I went right to the source weld county clerk and recorder carly compass joins us this morning to sort through it. All he carly dead morning gail. Yes you know. I love baseball and rodeo. They're my two favorite words. Oh how much of a fun conversation. This is that in the last few weeks. It's been incredible. The misinformation the disinformation. I doubt that. Mlb commissioner rob manfred even read the georgia voting lawns that depending on a mainstream media to tell him that it was oppressive and racist and as president biden said. It was jim crow. Two point five did lead to a number of comparisons on mainstream media. And i'm sitting there going. Wait a minute. I've talked to carly about our voting laws. I don't think they have this entirely correct. There might have been just a touch off. Yeah okay so. Let's compare and contrast those new voting laws in georgia to colorado. Let's start with voter. Id voter i d You know in colorado when you first register to vote for you need to provide either your driver's license number or your less your social security number. Also we have the center verification process. As i've talked to you and your listeners about before one thing that's quite different Is in georgia. You get free. Id's in colorado. You have to pay for your id. So that's that's kind of you know again comparing apples to oranges in that situation in georgia what they have now proposed instead of having senator verification processes that you put your id number on the back of your return envelope into assigning it that you know obviously different from what we do. You have to provide your signature on the back and we do the reputation but again going back to the idea process. Is they have free. Id's in georgia. So if you don't have one you can get one for free wearing colorado. If you don't have one you do have to pay for it. So it's kind of hard to compare the two when they are different so It's i really don't think that it's really as big of an issue in georgia Now if we tried to make that change here in colorado it would be a little bit more of an issue due to the fact that we don't give out free. Id's unless you're over certain age and see that as a barrier to voting.
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"april 13th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"Right. So the fda is temporarily halting the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine due to some pretty rare blood clotting issues currently fda announcing just this morning asking states to temporarily halted using jj's covid nineteen vaccine this after six people in the nation developed. That rare blood clotting disorder. Fda said the recommendation is out of an abundance of caution. All six cases occurred in women between the ages of eighteen and forty eight with symptoms developing six to thirteen days after they received the shot now. Interestingly enough for those is an we've talked about this. There is some reluctance for a broad variety of reasons. Some of them medical Some of them admittedly political For folks that say. I want to take a pass on getting any vaccine whether it be the jj vaccine. Now of course. On pause or the visor biontech vaccine or the madonna vaccine and as with so many things that during a time of cove nineteen. We've seen well a twist on an old attribute although it's really not an attribute enter our lexicon six thirty eight now thirteen ten. Kfi a thirteen ten kfi k. A. dot com now from body shaming to cultural appropriation shaming to mask shaming. Well we now have courtesy of covid nineteen long lines of the mass shaming a new form of what i consider to be bullying covid nineteen vaccine shaming. And it's intensifying throughout the state but my question for you is regardless of what your stance is on the vaccine will covid nineteen vaccine shaming accomplish. Anything at all six thirty nine now. Thirteen ten kfi a thirteen ten kfi a dot com northern colorado's voice mornings with gail from the auto collision specialist studios. Debbie kelly writing in the denver gazette saying that millions of us don't plan on getting immunized for covid nineteen but that that scene hesitancy a bit of trepidation. A bit of reluctance. Well it now appears to be giving way to that scene shaming and some colorado and say. They're being criticized for choosing not to be inoculated of being called un-american selfish and just downright stupid for their decision soup for example says those give her last name for obvious reasons sue says people are shaming me telling me. I'm not doing my part to keep other people safe. She went on to say and does. This comes any surprise that she's getting defensive because she's being shamed i don't think so. I think that is a normal reaction if people are taking shots pardon upon taking shots at you because well at this point in time you might be reluctant if not downright opposed to getting a covid nineteen shot. I've been very transparent about my experience and my decision making process in getting the cova that nineteen shot but again. I think i've been pretty consistent saying i'm not your doctor. I don't know what your medical conditions are. I don't know the reasons that you might not want to get the vaccine. And of course with this news relative to the jj being pulled being placed on pause because you had six women suffering from this rare clotting disorder. Well that certainly doesn't help matters any either. If you're not all in in getting a covid nineteen vaccine. But i don't consider it my place to give you a whole bunch of crap because you don't want to get the vaccine. Do i recommend that you do. Yes i do but again. I don't know your underlying conditions. I don't know what your resistance to getting. the vaccine is and far. Be it for me to to mount this campaign from the bully pulpit and call you names. What does that accomplish absolutely nothing..
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"april 13th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"Nation with plans to expand to fifteen locations by the end of april several more by the end of the year. This according to a piece out of cnn business sustainability at growing focus in the world of sports wear and the broader fashion industry. Now big brands are racing to the finish line in used nike shoes. Of course to show. They are climate champions of that's it. It's all about the politically correct narrative. Now i will see the point that when you look at the fashion industry and this is something. They will readily admit there. One of the biggest polluters on the planet last year. You had adidas the saying they were joining forces with all birds to create a high performance sneaker with the lowest possible carbon footprint so nike has said it's aiming for a seventy percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by twenty twenty five a lot of goal to be sure it also wants to increase the amount or increase the amount of waste from its finished products that can be refurbished recycled or donated by ten times in that period. So here's the deal if you're thinking about recycling your gently worn much-loved nike shoes as part of the initiative. That.
WBZ Afternoon News
Capitol Police officer killed in attack to lie in Rotunda
"Congressional leaders announced that Officer William Billy Evans will lie in honor at the U. S. Capitol Rotunda. Evans, an 18 year veteran of the force, was killed last Friday when he was hit by a man attempting to drive through the barricade at the North entrance to the capital. He succumbed to his injuries. Later that day, Evans will be the sixth person and forth U. S Capitol police officer who died in the line of duty to lie in honor of the U. S. Capitol. Earlier this year. The same tribute was given to officer Brian Sick, Nick, who was injured and later died during the January 6th attack on the Capitol. The small ceremony will be held on April 13th and open to invited guests only due to the ongoing covert
WBZ Overnight News
Capitol police officer killed in attack will lie at Rotunda
"Police officer killed last week when a man ran through his security barricade will be honored at the Capitol Officer William Evans is the North Adams native CBS is Rebecca Catholic Widmore congressional leaders announced that Officer William Billy Evans will lie in honor at the U. S. Capitol Rotunda. Evans, an 18 year veteran of the force was killed last Friday when he was hit by a man attempting to drive through the barricade at the north entrance to the capital. He succumbed to his injuries Later that day. Evans will be the sixth person and forth U. S Capitol police officer who died in the line of duty to lie in honor of the U. S. Capitol. Earlier this year. The same tribute was given to officer Brian Sick. Nick, who was injured and later died during the January 6th attack on the capital. Small ceremony will be held on April 13th and open to invited guests only due to the ongoing covert 19 pandemic.
Red Eye Radio
Washington DC officer to lie in Capitol Rotunda
"U. S. Capitol Police officer killed in the line of duty will lie in honor inside the Rotunda. Capitol Police officer William Billy Evans died Friday after man rammed his car into a barricade near the capital, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Say the 18 year veteran of the force will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda on April 13th due to the pandemic, only invited guests will be allowed inside the driver of the car. 25 year old Noah Green was shot on the scene and died. Investigators are focusing on his mental health as they try to determine a motive for the
On Point
Miami Beach curfew, causeway closures extended through April 12 to control unruly crowds
"Miami Beach Police have been unable to control tens of thousands of people crowding the streets to celebrate spring break. Officials say there's been property damage and gunshots fired from member station W lrn in Miami. Veronica is better go via reports. A nighttime curfew is in effect. I just Simmons of Pennsylvania, says she's disappointed in her short into Miami Beach experience Saturday. Don't think nobody knew that things were closing at eight. So when we did find out it was like a rush. Everybody was like Hurry frantic. So yeah, nothing. Tarver of Minnesota thought about heading to Fort Lauderdale where there's no curfew. Yes, last night. Actually, we looked up for a new bird. But it's almost $200. And I was like what in the morning. City officials blame Governor Ron De Santis is a lack of virus restrictions for the crowds. The curfew from eight p.m. to six a.m. can be extended through April 13th.
The Healthcare Policy Podcast
Dr. Rishi Desai Discusses the COVID-19 Pandemic
"Of the things that we're all following it. How many new cases are day and for a long time? There were more new cases each day and that is just started to not be the case. Where the number of cases was Is now kind of the same down day or in some places Starting to come down slightly in other places that's not the case so it is definitely state by state but as a country is very accurate to say. That curve has started to flatten. I if that's what you're getting at sure thank you. And you're right. Good point that it does vary a by state substantially. Let me ask you Next relative to projections of mortality. Well aware that numbers were as high as two hundred forty thousand. This past week they've been revised whose lowest sixty thousand. How how accurate. Or what's your sense relative to where we'll be Sometime midsummer a relative to Jeff's midsummer. Let's say you're talking. Maybe mid July of that area yep generally the discussions banned the projections had been marched through July so I only because my birthday benchmark so mine is well. Aren't they okay. So my particular activity around around that time. Here's what I if we continue to isolate. Let's say we continue everything as we're doing today. Nothing changes In Jewish we don't have every state and the thing you know you can go back out now if we continue what we're doing now through all of. May let's just say so. Let's say by June. We started the isolate but through. Maybe we can turn. Now we're GONNA end up with roughly sixty sixty five thousand. That's what I now in Chui's let's say that The federal government says you know what we clear that these things over that we you know one and they start raising a banner victory and let's say people stop isolating. Then we're going to get a resurgence and what I mean by that is now. We'RE GOING TO GET MORE OUTBREAKS. Because of course people are out about again going to musical venues and hanging out with each other party once that starts happening that number cases And the number of death will not be sixty five thousand that it'll be much higher than that because we stopped doing all the right thing way too early. Okay thank you might. My third question on state of play is. What's your general assessment of how effective we been in in some as a nation relative to social distancing efforts some state governors filed executive orders earlier requiring this some Much later particularly in the South. I did mention Germany. They seem to have been have done a very good job at obeying or abiding by the policy. What's your general sense of the US US population in vying by this policy? I think most people that live in states where it's been declared that they had home state have done a good job of abiding by the minority. People haven't here's the thing you don't you don't succeed against nineteen with most people being on board. You need everyone right word because what happens that when a minority people don't play by the rules those people spread it they get they fill up little. Y'All I so the problem in the US that we did it in a very private way and we knew that this spread person person and yet in spite of that knowledge many states didn't act quickly and even today talking to you in four states still have not acted to have a state on water. There's no federal recommendation or mandate present home or Well who knows at the case but the fact that we don't have that and that were already talked about the isolating really speaks to the fact that we don't understand that we've been beaten up badly for a couple of months. Were barely at a point where this fight is beginning equalized but we're in the site and you don't start talking about you know backing away. If you're still in the fight you have to keep fighting. And that's what I need by saying that. I think we should have done earlier and more aggressively and even day we need more talk about isolation rather than okay before we go into Federal Government's response today. I do want to spend a couple minutes. Jor a infectious disease physician on the science here. And what can you provide our listeners? Relative to an understanding of this particular virus we do know. It's one of several corona viruses. This is the latest thereof. What's different or what's particularly challenging or threatening about cove in nineteen so this fire hits the sweet spot in many ways for example. It's just contagious enough to spread around quickly. We are not spread ability of one person. Multiple people is around two two and a half people. Get it for everyone for now. So it's very spreadable but also and there are many things that are very credible but it's also extremely fatal in some populations in roughly one in seven people in the US overages sixty five at the highest population so it is extremely fatal in some groups but it's also very contagious and spreadable in other. So that's why this particular viruses problem other viruses that we've had to deal with the past have been even more contagious like measles but we have a vaccine against Here we don't have a vaccine Other Times there are advantages. Where you know we might say well. We have some of unity with flu year on year with some immunity because the the buyers who sometimes are the ones that circulates from one year to the next with Kobe. Nineteen we have as a population all no. So there's some major flaws from scientific or biological standpoint that it's Cajun advantage of Now now just extend out a little bit further. 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