25 Burst results for "Cabinet Department"
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Are Americans Ready for Another Trump Presidency?
"All right, mister Rama Swami, you've heard the interview. What do you make? Of him. Well, you know, first of all, he sounds like a really interesting and appealing fellow and you just absolutely butchered his first name over and over and over again. It takes me, I've got audio dyslexia. That is not new to say archbishop chapu. You're easy. Byron York is easy. I wish everyone at the bill or something. One of the things that strikes me is the U.S. government is the most sprawling complex bureaucracy in the world. Yes. It's very hard. That many people who have really a good grasp of how the U.S. just the executive branch, how it works. The Pentagon itself is the most sprawling complex bureaucracy. In the world. And I think you could say that one of Donald Trump's great failures, maybe his greatest failure. Is that he came into office with a lot of governing instincts that a lot of Americans agreed with. But he didn't try to understand how the U.S. government works and how he could push it in one direction or another. Which was particularly important for Republican because so much of the bureaucracy is going to be opposed to him. And you have to try to reach deep into the bureaucracy. You can't just appoint a cabinet secretary and decide that you've now got the Justice Department going in the direction you want it to go or any other cabinet department. It's a really big complex thing and I do think that American Trump's time in office has probably soured some Americans on the idea of a businessman running for president.
WLS-AM 890
"cabinet department" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"I get to the Pelosi, I just wanted to play this first because it's so completely ridiculous and so indicative of where we are with the Biden administration right now where they really do expect you to just embrace the sock. It's a term we used to use in my prior line of work when things are really bad. You just get used to them sucking and that's sadly what's happening to America right now. Someone sent me a turn from sociology or psychology during the break on Facebook. I forget what a kind of bias where people just they embrace the horror and they just don't think it's going to get any worse so they're just, they just accept it. I'm sorry, I forget what the term was. But that's where we are now. And I don't know what it's going to take to wake people up, but the litany of lies coming from the Biden administration is not helping. Here's my yorkis, the DHS secretary. I mean, the guy's just a disgrace, folks. I don't know what else to say here. The guy's just an embarrassment. I mean, he runs a department literally called the cabinet department called the Department of Homeland Security. While he presides over a border that has never been opened, this open at any point in human history. We're going to have by the time the Biden administration leaves office. Probably upwards in the neighborhood between, got aways and people who have been caught coming in. Probably the upwards in the neighborhood of 10 million people in the country who shouldn't be here. Here's my orcas yesterday. I mean, again, they just cojones on the sky up on Capitol Hill, suggesting yes that the border is in fact secure. I mean, this is just a kick right in the Johnson to anybody who was listening. Check this out. Do you continue to maintain that the border is secure? Yes, and we are working day in and day out to enhance its security congressman. The folks, one, the answer should have been no the border is not secure because it's not. That's obvious. But he's not doing squat. He's not doing Jack squat and Jack left town. What is he doing to secure the border? Anyone? Anyone. Okay, nothing. That's what he's doing. Squat. Oh yeah, wait, wait, oh no, sorry. Yeah, I thought I heard some of the edges says it's crickets. Yeah, sorry about that. I just wanted to throw that out there. Because this is how they get you to embrace the suck by lying to you. Inflation adds chance to the border. Oh, it's secure. Afghanistan, the greatest logistics operation in the history of humankind. And liberals accepted. No, they don't. Yes, they do. They voted for it. All right, I got to play this news report. This is the Bay Area for NBC. Local NBC, not national NBC. Like NBC nightly news with Lester all this is a local NBC Allen. Thanks to them doing bizarrely some actual journalism again, an NBC outlet. People are starting to ask real questions about this Paul Pelosi attack. Again, I'll say for the thousandth time, hope the guy gets better, got it? Mean it. I don't like to see me get it with a hammer. Okay, it's a funny, however, it's a national story for a reason. And one of the reasons it's a national story is because he happens to be the husband of one of the most powerful women on Planet Earth, Nancy Pelosi. So if it was a politically motivated attack, regardless of it's a, if it's a pro or a pro or an anti conservative narrative, I don't care. I want to know true. I don't care if it hurts conservatives or whatever. I don't care. I just want the truth, right? I don't play these games in liberal media people do. And the story we're initially told that some maga lunatic broke in and smashed this guy with a hammer in a politically motivated attack, hey, maybe true. But if it's true, why does everybody keep lying to us? And if it's true, why can't we see the body camera footage? And if it's true, why is the Department of Justice lying in their paperwork? The Department of Justice, and I believe the San Francisco DA's office filed different sets of paperwork in their charging documents. But they told two completely different stories about who answered the door. Now folks, I will disagree with the NBC News reporter here. This is not a seemingly innocuous fact here who answered the door. If Paul Pelosi was under attack by a deranged maga loving hammer bearing lunatic, then why did the guy let him answer the door? Guys, listen, I'm not messing with me. It's not that I was a cop at one time that ASC's questions just that I'm a sane person. Who knows? Maybe the guy was that crazy that he let him answer the door because he's a crazy person, possible. Certainly possible. But why do you keep hiding this fact? And why is the DoJ characterizing who answered the door differently than the San Francisco DA's office when we know there's body camera footage that could clear it up and yet we still haven't seen it? Because if you're a deranged political assassin trying to kill the guy, you're not going to let him answer the dorm when someone knocks and says police. Right? Am I crazy? Okay, Jim shaken has had no. Here, listen to the local NBC reporter, asking some pretty common sense questions. Check this out. Well, just this all has to do with the moments. Seconds, really, just before pop Pelosi was struck in the head with a hammer inside his San Francisco home. Now there continues to be contradicting accounts of a relatively simple question. Who opened the door that night when San Francisco police arrived to the Pelosi house
Bloomberg Radio New York
"cabinet department" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Charles the third is now the proclaimed king of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in a historic ceremony this morning that was televised for the first time. King Charles gave a speech at Saint James palace in London and took an oath for the church of Scotland. He then signed a proclamation, officially naming him king. I shall strive to follow the inspiring example. I have been set in upholding constitutional government and to seek the peace harmony and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. Postage stamps with the image of the late Queen Elizabeth on them will still be good. That's according to the British mail service royal mail. Everyday stamps and special ones are included postage stamps have borne her image since 1967. King Charles will eventually have his image on stamps, but Buckingham Palace will be consulted before that happens. The mosquito fire in place or in El Dorado county near Sacramento in California made a significant run Thursday night, doubling in size to about 30,000 acres, Chris vestal is the public information officer for Cal fire. He says there is still 0% containment. That doesn't mean the progress towards containment isn't being made. We're still building containment line using bulldozers. Many homes have been destroyed crews are working to protect other homes and businesses by cutting dozer lines and removing shrubs and other dry brush. Several communities remain under evacuation orders. Vice president Kamala Harris says America's leadership in space must be preserved and enhanced, speaking at NASA in Houston Friday, Harris called it essential to U.S. national and economic security, she promoted the Artemis program, which will return American astronauts to the surface of the moon. She called space and undiscovered an unrealized opportunity. And there should be another significant increase in interest rates, that's what fed reserve governor Christopher Waller said during an overseas speech. I'm Brad Siegel. The interior department says it's completed removing the word squaw from nearly 650 place names on federal land. Michael castner has more. The department announced last November that it was moving to do away with the word, a term for indigenous women that many Native Americans find offensive. Interior secretary Deb haaland in a statement referred to it as one of the racist and derogatory names that have graced federal locations for far too long. Holland is a member of New Mexico's laguna Pueblo tribe and the first Native American to lead a cabinet department. I'm Michael kassner. Over 150 people were arrested in a weeklong human trafficking sting near Tampa, Florida, more from Steve summers. Sheriff Grady Judd says you might be shocked to find out that some of those arrested are teachers, correctional officers, Disney employs, even cops, and while some are from pole county, most come from other states and countries, also rounded up victims of human trafficking, prostitutes who will be offered services to help them straighten out their lives. Treat them as what they are victims. Operation fall haul two also led to drug busts. Sheriff Judd's got a message for human traffickers. If you come here and violate the law, we're going to put you in jail. I'm Steve summers. Leaves this fall might not be as colorful in the northeast experts say the summer drought could mute this season's fall foliage. Autumn colors could be patchy in some places and significantly shorter in others the season which typically peaks in October could be more spread out with more trees changing earlier or even browning and dropping leaves. Household wealth in the U.S. is down a record $6.1 trillion in the second quarter. That's the lowest of the year and a second consecutive quarterly decline. The Federal Reserve data points to a slumping stock market outweighing gains in real estate values that led to the fall. And you'll now be able to have a yellow cab through the Uber app in New York City because of a driver shortage and surge for Uber eats demands, the taxis
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Caller: 'Schedule F' Is a Great Plan
"Touch, just to kind of reinforce what you were saying earlier. I heard about that schedule F plan. I guess it was maybe Friday. They talked about it on Steve Bannon. Joe Scarborough had somebody on MSNBC talking about it, but I think that is a great plan. I've been thinking about that for a long time and just hope now, but it's going to be implemented. And along with that, you mentioned about doing away with some cabinet departments, like the Department of Education, you know, I'd like to see that extend maybe some other departments that are unnecessary elected apartment of energy. I mean, I can think of the Department of Homeland Security. A lot of these agencies that need to be reformed from the top down such as the FBI, CIA, DoJ, all of that. But Todd, what concerns me and listen to the congressman is something else that I think the Republican Party in the upcoming elections needs to do when I don't see them doing it. And we're just talking about this Friday. I don't see a new contract with America like we had in 1994. It's not enough just to win the midterms and recapture the House and the Senate, but we need to dominate in the way we need to do that is I think to have a contract with America and have every Republican whether then Oregon, Oklahoma, whether you're in South Carolina or South Dakota to sign on to that. And I think it needs to focus on a few things. One, the economy, inflation, the southern border, energy independence, crime, and then lastly, the culture. And reaffirming our commitment to the constitution and the Bill of Rights. Because I voted for a lot of Republicans since 1980 and I can't tell you how many ones I've been disappointed in case in point most recently in 2020 with Tom tillis in two years before that was Richard burr. Well,
WTOP
"cabinet department" Discussed on WTOP
"41 Twitter's largest shareholder who also happens to be the richest man in the world wants to buy the social media platform The move by Elon Musk coming just days after he bought more than 9% of the platform Stock and backed out of an offer to join Twitter's board CBS tech reporter Dan Patterson takes a look at what a Musk takeover of Twitter could look like for Twitter users He has been critical of both Twitter's leadership as well as the feature set So we know that Twitter isn't the largest social network in the world but it's arguably the most influential the media is on Twitter influencers are on Twitter And what happens on Twitter is breaking news that impacts everyone else So even if you don't use the platform you are influenced by what happens on the platform We know that Musk has been what he calls a free speech absolutist Now that is loaded language but what that could mean is that he allows people like former president Donald Trump to come back to the platform Twitter shareholders say they are reviewing the Musk proposal Happening today the Biden administration is releasing hundreds of strategies it's taking to boost racial equity across the federal government They stem from an executive order President Biden signed on his first day in office He ordered the federal government to make government fairer for everyone including historically underserved communities More than 90 federal agencies including all the major cabinet departments are releasing about 300 strategies today They include everything from improving language access to help those with limited English proficiency to helping low income households cut energy costs by weatherizing their homes U.S. park police and the Secret Service are making changes to the way they respond to protests It is part of a settlement of civil cases stemming from the clearing of demonstrators from Lafayette square near The White House nearly two years ago Pepper balls and smoke canisters were used to move racial justice protesters out of the square on June 1st 2020 Now four civil cases filed by Black Lives Matter D.C. and others accusing law enforcement of violating demonstrator civil rights that day have been settled park police is now set limits on the use of non lethal force clarified procedures for safely dispersing crowds and is requiring officers to wear fully visible ID within 30 days the Secret Service will amend its policies to make it clear if some protesters break the law during a demonstration it won't automatically provide officers grounds to do things like use force or clear the crowd Michelle bash WTO news Today is holy Thursday in Pope Francis is visiting a prison near Rome to perform a foot washing ritual for a dozen inmates The ceremony recalls Jesus gesture of humility for his apostles earlier during a homily during mass at St. Peter's Basilica the Pope advised priests not to focus on worldly concerns such as power and status but to serve the faithful the Pope has made paying attention to those on society's margins a hallmark of his papacy It's one 44 Hi I'm Patrick fingers owner a new look comes on Let's be honest get in a new roof is not easy You got a call contractors and hope they call you back You got a kit three estimates Then you gotta figure out how you're gonna pay for it Well a new look it's different Schedule a same day onsite or virtual estimate All estimates come with a free 3D rendering of your roof so you know exactly what it's going to look like and we give you line by line pricing So you know exactly what you're going to pay for Plus it's a great time to save Most contractors will let you pay half up front for the roof and the other half later And new look we let you pay half later and the other half never Through April 30th only pay for half your roofing materials and pay the other half later.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"cabinet department" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Most of the allegations were not really alleging fraud All the stuff He was like playing whack a mole all the theories of the day that came out When we looked into them they just evaporated They were just completely without foundation In recently you interviewed the president And he said a year to think about it And the evidence he came forward that the election was stolen was the statement that more people voted in Philadelphia than there were voters Look at Philadelphia Is it true that there were far more votes than there were voters It is not true that there were tough things It is not true That's completely false I mean it's demonstrably false and yet you continue to hear this thing Repeated Weeks after the election Barr told a reporter that the Justice Department had found no evidence of widespread fraud According to Barr's memoir this so infuriated the president that he summoned barred to the Oval Office and Barr said to his face that the election claims were BS But it would be a mistake to say that Barr entirely breaks from Trump in this memoir even today Barr does not apologize for raising concerns about ballot security and he argues that radical leftists are the ones who want to tear down traditional American institutions In other playing to win today as if there's no tomorrow Can you speak to the other side in this argument people who look at the Republican Party and see a lot of office holders and media figures who seem to want to tear everything down who seem to have no interest in the institutions that you feel are important Well I mean I think it's just the opposite I think conservatism by definition is preserving our institutions And to me the essence of conservatism is to say number one how does this work if the shoe were on the other foot I think many people today especially the progressives that's not how they approach questions They want to win today on something and they don't ask themselves that question How does this work People in your party don't do that Not as much They're conservatives People in both parties are doing it Why people label themselves as conservative but I'm just thinking of a few examples over a decade and we could get many more examples Republicans proposing in 2011 to stop paying federal debt which arguably could have destroyed the U.S. economy unless they got something that they wanted Republicans shedding both sides play that game with the dead limit True but Republicans did it to such a dramatic extent that it very nearly worked and affected the economy Republicans voting for Donald Trump whose entire approach was I'm going to tear down the system things need to change Donald Trump in office politicizing specific cabinet departments And according to your own account working very hard to politicize the Justice Department None of that is about upholding I don't think he works hard to politicize department but there's a difference between preserving our institutions and wanting to reform them and sort of break through the self interested sclerotic bureaucracy in Washington and make the institutions more responsive to the people Wasn't January 6th the effort to tear down the system Whatever lies people told themselves it was an effort to tear down the democratic system Well I didn't view it as an insurrection I mean I think it was a riot that got out of control You don't think they really wanted to hang Mike Pence I don't think so The gallows that they constructed I didn't think there was a risk that they would go and get Mike Pence and hang them up on Capitol Hill I thought that that was essentially a propaganda type Thing Barr describes the attack on the capitalist tragic and deadly but also a farce He says if he had been in the Senate during Trump's second impeachment he likely would have sided with the Republicans most of whom voted to acquit It was after Trump had left office yet when he considers the next presidential election in 2024 William Barr says Republicans would be wise to nominate someone other than Trump Someone without the quote obnoxious personal characteristics.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"cabinet department" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Allegations were not really alleging fraud All the stuff It was like playing whack a mole all the theories of the day that came out When we looked into them they just evaporated They were just completely without foundation In recently you interviewed the president And he's had a year to think about it And the evidence he came forward that the election was stolen was the statement that more people voted in Philadelphia than there were voters Look at Philadelphia Is it true that there were far more votes than there were voters It is not true that there were tough things It is not true That's completely false I mean it's demonstrably false and yet you continue to hear this thing repeated Weeks after the election Barr told a reporter that the Justice Department had found no evidence of widespread fraud According to Barr's memoir this so infuriated the president that he summoned barred to the Oval Office and Barr said to his face that the election claims were BS But it would be a mistake to say that Barr entirely breaks from Trump in this memoir even today Barr does not apologize for raising concerns about ballot security and he argues that radical leftists are the ones who want to tear down traditional American institutions In other playing to win today as if there's no tomorrow Can you speak to the other side in this argument people who look at the Republican Party and see a lot of office holders and media figures who seem to want to tear everything down who seem to have no interest in the institutions that you feel are important I mean I think it's just the opposite I think conservatism by definition is preserving our institutions And to me the essence of conservatism is to say number one how does this work if the shoe were on the other foot I think many people today especially the progressives that's not how they approach questions They want to win today on something and they don't ask themselves that question How does this work People in your party don't do that Not as much They're conservatives People in both parties are doing it to me Why people label themselves as conservative but I'm just thinking of a few examples over a decade and we could get many more examples Republicans proposing in 2011 to stop paying federal debt which arguably could have destroyed the U.S. economy unless they got something that they wanted Republicans shedding both sides play that game with the dead limit True but Republicans did it to such a dramatic extent that at very nearly worked and affected the economy Republicans voting for Donald Trump whose entire approach was I'm going to tear down the system things need to change Donald Trump in office politicizing specific cabinet departments and according to your own account working very hard to politicize the Justice Department None of that is about a poll I don't think he works hard to politicize department But there's a difference between preserving our institutions and wanting to reform them and sort of break through the self interested sclerotic bureaucracy in Washington and make the institutions more responsive to the people Wasn't January 6th the effort to tear down the system Whatever lies people told themselves it was an effort to tear down the democratic system Well I didn't view it as an insurrection I mean I think it was a riot that got out of control You don't think they really wanted to hang Mike Pence I don't think so The gallows that they constructed I didn't think there was a risk that they would go and get Mike Pence and hang them up on Capitol Hill I thought that that was essentially a propaganda type Thing Barr describes the attack on the capitalist tragic and deadly but also a farce He says if he had been in the Senate during Trump's second impeachment he likely would have sided with the Republicans most of whom voted to acquit It was after Trump had left office yet when he considers the next presidential election in 2024 William Barr says Republicans would be wise to nominate someone other than Trump Someone without the quote obnoxious personal characteristics.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"cabinet department" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Prior month, an 8.3% from just a year ago. That's a Bloomberg business Flash. Bloomberg markets continues now with Matt and Paul. Very great, Jared. Thank you so much. We appreciate that. Let's get a look at how things are going in the world of small cap stocks. We do that with Bloomberg stocks Editor Dave Wilson Day what You got? Well, you're seeing losses and smaller companies as you are in larger ones. The Russell 2000 index down 3/10 percent, while the S and P. 500 is lower by 2/10. However percent The Russell steepest drop belongs to a palace Pharmaceuticals, whose ticker is a pls, The drug developer has tumbled. 49% proposed treatment for cause of blindness only succeeded in one of two late stage studies company working on a rival drug has the Russell's biggest gain its I've Eric Bio, the ticker, I S E. It's up almost 58% in response to the palace data. And Echo Global logistics. Ticker Echo E. C. H O is up almost 54%, the freight broker accepted at $1.3 billion takeover offer from private equity firm Jordan company. A couple of other stocks taking hits in the Russell Marcin Therapeutics. Ticker M. R S N has dropped 36%, the company put out upstate, updated study results on an ovarian cancer therapy and some analysts said the data race safety issues and impel Neuro Pharma ticker I m P l has lost 19.5%. The drug development raised $45 million in a stock sale after winning US approval for a nasal spray to treat migraines. Mm. Nasal spray to treat migraines. That sounds great, Dave. Thanks very much. Dave Wilson there with our speaking of things. That sound great with our small caps, report. Speaking of things that sound Well, maybe not so great. Yeah, this one little bit disturbing. Leslie Patent joins us right now from Bloomberg News. Leslie, you got a story out about KFC and full disclosure. I love fried chicken, betting that Americans want fried chicken made from plants. I don't know if that's a good bet, is it? Well, it's very trendy right now to be talking about plant based So I think a lot of a lot of that is driving it. But at the same time, I mean, aren't we talking about different people, The people that trend towards plant based and the people that trend towards KFC aren't those two very different groups of people. Well, KFC doesn't think so. They think there's at least some overlapping. They're you know, they're not saying it's never going to take over for fried chicken, not even going to be the majority of the market, but they want to have something there. To give customers that option is this faux meat thing and faux chicken Now, I guess. Is this it a demographic thing, Leslie? Is it more kind of the younger folks trending this way? Yeah, That's what that's what camp. He has told me that it's the younger crowd who feels a little bit better. Maybe eating this way. So they're looking to capture that younger crowd who will be coming of age and have more spending power in the future. Obviously. So I think that's what's driving. A lot of it also. So, um, What are we talking about? Like a chicken sandwich made with plant meet. Are they going to try and actually replicate, you know? Real fried chicken breasts is going to be the same shape, but just a different substance. Well, the gold standard I'm told is like a chicken like a whole muscle piece of chicken. So not like A chicken nugget, this all shaped and kind of like mashed together. That's not what they want to do. They want to do something that whole muscle that kind of like tears and pulls apart like a chicken tender from kind of like Of fans here, you know, like like a bar restaurant type place, maybe maybe even a sit down place, So that's what they're really trying to replicate with this. They haven't really brought anything out to the masses yet. They've done some tests, but we're kind of just waiting to see if they're going to have something. At a national scale or not. Would they be the first in the chicken category? Or is Chick fil a beating them to the punch, so to speak? Well, they would be the first one to do what I think on a national basis. Yes. It's interesting, and I mean, we've seen this with other fast food. Non chicken fast food restaurants are I mean, I see I know. At least Burger King has got a fake meat burger, and I'm assuming that all the other ones do too. Yeah, That's right, you know? So so there are some tests right now, it seems like especially in the U. S market. There are a lot of companies kind of dipping their toes and this feeling it out, seeing what sells what doesn't sell, and I think a lot of it is really geographic specific. So we're going to see more tests, whether this stuff really sticks or not. I think it kind of remains to be seen right? So I guess the issue is you know, when we hear from beyond me, they say a big part of their customer base is people that are, in fact meat eaters. They just want some Diversification, if you will, is that similar to what KFC thinks might happen with the chicken market. Yeah, I think that's right. So, so thinking about it, you know, it's the people who are eating plant based Are people who are also eating meat. It's not necessarily a vegan or vegetarian. So with somebody who wants to do like a meatless Monday or something like that, so there could be some overlap there, but again at the same time. I think it remains to be seen. How much How much this stuff. Can really make up in sales, you know, is it? Is it going to be 2% of sales for KFC? Is there going to be 10%? I don't know. And I think they don't really know either right now. Lizzie. Thanks so much for joining us. Leslie Patent there who wrote the story on KFC betting Americans want fried chicken based on well, It's not chicken. It's uh, I guess a fried chicken shaped thing based on plants have you seen by the way there's a 1992? Non narrative documentary film, meaning it's kind of an art film. They just have shots of. I'm going to say no. Before you tell me this title, but it's called Baraka B A R A K A. Barack Ah. It's an amazing movie, and it was like the kind of thing that we would all you know, I guess late night parties, we would put it on in high school and college. And, but it's got segments about crowded cities and segments about a cigarette factory. Remember segments about A chicken plant where they just had these hundreds of thousands of chickens on a conveyor belt, you know, like getting their beak spurned off and separated into different piles and You know, I can safely say I haven't seen that. It made me not want to eat fried chicken anymore, But I recommend watching the film. I bet you Nathan Hager has seen it. Let's get over to him right now. In Washington, D C with your world National News, Nathan suddenly lunches sounding a lot less appealing, and we're only about an hour away. Thanks, Matt. The Pentagon is going to commemorate the 9 11 attack tomorrow. In a ceremony President Biden plans to attend. But this morning, other Cabinet departments are holding their own observances. Bloomberg's Irv Chapman reports from Washington attorney General America Garland spoke. We rededicate ourselves at the Justice Department doing all we can to protect the American people from terrorist attacks. Whether originating from abroad or at home in a way that is consistent with our values and the rule of law. Secretary of State Antony Blinken recognized diplomats who served then and serve Now we were in a place to do something about it. We had jobs. They had jobs where they can help their fellow citizens in their country in ways both immediate and lasting. As he spoke, Lincoln's diplomats are working to arrange more evacuations from Afghanistan. In Washington. Irv Chapman Bloomberg Radio president, Biden says the U. S has the tools to keep schools safe during the pandemic. He and first lady Joe Biden at a middle school in Washington, D. C this morning, a day after the president announced his new vaccine mandates all know if schools follow the science and they are here and implement.
The Mark Levin Show
"cabinet department" Discussed on The Mark Levin Show
"Dr anthony falconry and the massive fda cdc infectious disease hhs bureaucracy. I have a question. This delta variant on the corona virus first appeared and was first identified in india in december. Twenty twenty over eight months ago spread eighty five countries. Now it's in the united states in all fifty states this calling to 'em anderson dot org one of the great hospitals in america. This one's in houston. So i have a question ladies and gentlemen majority of the time. Joe biden has been president. United states dr foul chief. Every minute of every day of every week of every month of this time has been in charge of america's infectious diseases operation. What did they do to confront this address. This just tell people to wear masks. Is that why we have this. Massive bureaucracy. You seeing the difference between donald trump presidency and a joe biden president. This corona virus hits the united states. Cold and hard. There's no pp. Because obama didn't leave any. I guess he was planning presidential not library. What is it called. empire. There's not enough ventilators. Governors are saying. There's absolutely no therapeutic. Not testing the fda brought out all tests didn't work and certainly no vaccine and starting with nothing nothing whatsoever. Nothing whatsoever three or four days after the general election pfizer announces. It has a vaccine few days after that modern announces it has a vaccine several weeks later. Maybe a couple of months later. Johnson and johnson announce it has a vaccine. Joe biden becomes president on january twenty eighth at noon. And in one second foul. She's been there. He promotes voucher. She is the greatest of the greatest. I mean after biden's known for half a century they both in washington half a century they get rid of all the trump guys who made all this possible meanwhile this delta india variant virus is known. It's highly contagious. It's in india and it's spreading fast. I'll be the first to ask all right. Backbenchers get ready. I'll be the first to ask what exactly the doctor. Xiaojie dr collins. What did the the medical and science federal bureaucrats do about. What did they do in fact what are they doing. Other than telling people wear masks. I mean what is this back to square one. Where every day is halloween. Were all wearing masks now. I wear masks. i must tell you. i'm not a tough guy against a pandemic. i don't believe in that what i have. A problem with. Is the iron fist of government. Destroy businesses destroying jobs incompetent. As hell stealing people's property rights spending us into oblivion you can support being vaccinated and even wearing masks underwrite circumstances and oppose. What this government's doing because what this government's doing is unacceptable unacceptable and the more incompetent. They are the tighter their hands around the neck of this republic. That's without a doubt. But i asked a very specific question. This stella virus didn't hit three weeks ago. The world is known about it for over eight months starting in india which i might add borders china. Gee how about that. How that don't question china. Don't question the wuhan la. This was their position whether they're doing biological research no way it's the chinese government. They're so nice. Half the scientists and their institutions are all bought off and paid off or they wanna be bought off and paid off like these phony professional athletes and these phony corporatists. But i am quite serious about this. Republicans in the senate republicans in the house. Those who will run to their computers in issue. Feuer's i'm all for it. What exactly did the biden administration do for the last seven months when it came to the delta variant other than key beating up on the american people to wear masks. They didn't do a damn thing. That's effective nothing. Because you have this fraud full buffoon in the oval office whereas before we had a go getter a successful businessman a man who wouldn't take no for an answer do you think donald trump or in the oval office. Today he just be sitting back telling people to wear masks. Wear a mask where mass wore a mask and every death resulting from this variant and there aren't many by the way. Hello hello there are not many every variant from this death. The democrats were be would be saying it's on trump's hands and the fact that trump didn't have yet another vaccine to deal with the the delta variant that's trump and trump failed us again. You can hear these clowns in the media these jackasses. They dare not answer couch. It's not like they don't have access to in the mail won't come on this program anymore. They'll never ask him the question. I just asked. Never what the hell have been doing the last eight months. Vouching you the fda the cdc hhs umbrella cabinet department what have you been doing on the delta varian trump was giving capital investments as quickly as he could to the major pharmaceutical companies. His people were already developing plans to distribute them when they had them. He told the american people. These vaccines.
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"One. I'm joined by the united states senator. Tom cotton from the state of arkansas. Good morning senator. How are you good morning. You're going to be on with you. I would like you to reflect a little bit on the lake. Don rumsfeld dead at the age of eighty eight yesterday you served under him. He was your secretary defense. George w bush was your president when you were in combat in iraq and afghanistan is a member of the old guard maybe secretary gates had replaced him by that point. But tell me what you thought about don. Rumsfeld don rumsfeld was a great patriot and dedicated public servant dedicated his life to america. In a straight on college she became a naval aviator and then he was elected to congress at the young age of thirty And the only person served as secretary twice. And you're right. He was my started and two thousand six I brought my training at fort men. And then for my. We're in iraq. As a secretary defense he had strengthened he had weaknesses. He was very smart. His commentary on known unknowns. I'll play it for you. So the audience can understand the last cut. Gentlemen if you'll play that for secretary reports that there is no evidence of a direct link between baghdad and some of these terrorist organizations. There are known knowns there are things we know we know we also know there are known unknowns that is to say we know there are some things we do not know that there are also unknown unknowns. The ones we don't know we don't want to ask senator cotton. That is actually very wise. What did you think of that statement. I know that the media will Likes to laugh at that statement but actually it is a deeply thoughtful way to organize knowledge. Whether you're the secretary of defense or a young troop around on the front lines or talk radio host or anyone in business and It just goes to show the kind of deep rigorous mind that don rumsfeld brought to any challenge whether he was young congressman Senior executive and in the nixon and ford whitehouse's and mastering nato secretary of defense or very accomplished business executives He was Extremely thorough methodical thinker And that's one reason why he was so successful and so so many different walks of life. I've interviewed him a number time. And i'm gonna post two of them at the interview with hugh hewitt the one i did. After his memoir came out in the one that i did. After rumsfeld's rules came out but the thing he was most critic criticized for is actually something. He had no responsibility for the disbanding of the iraq army which led do the the insurgency. I think at night follows day. I believe that was ambassador. Paul bremmer am. I right about that senator. Cotton thank you all right hugh. He also was careful to point out. He had no control over gitmo but he did have control over. Abu ghraib in the line of command have resigned after abu ghraib photo came forward. He offered to know hugh. I don't think so. I know that he did offer to and president. Bush declined it now. His successor updates wrote about this in his own books I'm not just defense. But the director and president of texas. am One measure of leadership is not knowing every single thing going on in large sprawling sushi at everything Single moment but taking responsibility for what you learn whether it's in the news as abu graves handle west for him or say to walter reed and west for bob gates or the time so young airman inadvertently flew a nuclear arm. Missile between air force bases in america. Taking this seriously. Getting to the bottom of it holding people accountable. Let let's also talk about some of the downsides of the secretary second tenure he was responsible for the littoral combat ship zumwalt destroyer the ford aircraft carrier many questionable decisions. But i think that's probably going to be the case with every secretary defense. Did he do it more than anybody else. Because this many weapons system. You're gonna call some wrong those three big strikes though. I don't think it was more than any sector against your your is that there's some distance arts these programs One thing that they did it in both of this tenders secretary of defense is they'll with military on the cusp of change. You can't and In the nineteen seventies right after vietnam when morale was fairly low and we're transitioning all volunteer force and he helped Lead that transition and then in two thousand one you know. We're a military. They're still dealing primarily towards fighting a large heavy mechanized land. War gets russia kind of similar to the war we had bought with great success in nineteen ninety one But it was becoming clearer. And i think secretary himself saw this. That's your wars going to be either gonna blow intensity style conflicts that we had fought That we would fight in iraq and afghanistan or very high end primarily air and naval battles against a country like china so guinea inherited a military. That was on because of change. No i thought a lot about secretary defenses because it's such a critical role. It's the biggest department governments. One that's required for our national defense. I think dick cheney's a very successful secretary of defense robert gates with very successful secretary events. I think donald rumsfeld was very successful in many respects though. Not as successful as those do have shorter tenures but they proceeded their time all three of them in the elected branches. Not excuse me Cheney and rumsfeld the elected branch robert gates at a different agency are those prerequisites for being able to run the department of defense prior executive administration or prior legislative ability. Or perhaps both. I think they're certainly helpful. You one thing i've seen in government Nighttime in congress. Over the last few years i is it helps to have some kind of government experience of your life draw writing. I political environment. The department of defense is the shouldn't be partisan at all and it's one of the least political Cabinet departments but it still operating in a political environment just to give you one simple example when to gresham validations or clashing over which bazars gonna close. Which is going to get A certain kind of platform assigned to it so it helps to have either that experience of chinese secretary room so had and the congress or in the executive branch or that bob gates khadr rising through the ranks and bureaucracy to leadership in the cia and also notably Several snow at the white house soon. So i think it helps to have some of that. Government says obviously it's not a recipe for or guarantee for success. We've had secretaries of the that. Were in congress or that had previous executive branch experience and that will not strong leaders But i think it really helps. What about service in the uniform secretary rumsfeld had a lot as a navy pilot. Now we have general. Austin following general mattis goater batter it depends. I think it certainly helps you to understand in particular at The ground level. What the troopers are thinking.
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"Fox has been yet another rocket attack in iraq. At least five rockets were fired at the facility in iraq that houses dozens of us contractors new group has yet taken responsibility for the attacks but reports indicate similar rockets were used by running back a rocky shia militias operating in this area similar rocket attacks in recent weeks also targeted facilities housing americans in iraq. One last month killed a local contractor and wounded a us servicemember prompting president biden to launch airstrikes targeting iranian backed militia in syria defense secretary. Lloyd austin is in japan for talks. China is facing threat. In secretary of state. Anthony blinken are both in tokyo. We need a systematic approach to building the industries of the future. While protecting against unfair and illegal practices. I'll go to south korea next still waiting very response from north korea to a us request to open a nuclear dialogue leader. Kim jong hoon sister put out a statement. The new administration should avoid causing a stink. If wants to sleep in peace for the next four years the president as a new cabinet member new mexico congresswoman deb holland is the first native american confirmed as a cabinet secretary for republicans joined democrats that confirmed holland as interior secretary. On a fifty one to forty votes holland is an enrolled member of the laguna pueblo. And will lead the cabinet. Department includes the bureau of indian affairs agency responsible for managing tripe we have some good news the indictments against rossall alberton. The district of maryland were dismissed with prejudice. Can never be refiled. This is especially good because those indictments contain the only charge ever made that ross engaged in murder-for-hire this was a serious allegation at ross denies it was never prosecuted or rolled on by jury but was trumpeted by the federal government and the media. As if it were proven fact the maryland court held these indictments for almost five years poisoning case and leaving him under a cloud of unproven allegations as explained in ross's appeal to the supreme court. The fact that the judge used these allegations to give her all say draconian sentence of life without parole violated his sixth amendment right to a jury trial. Judges are required to issue sentence based on convictions. Decided by a jury not unproven. Allegations never even charged at trial. Although this is a positive development that dropped indictment will not set. Ross free now. A presidential pardon is ross is only hope of freedom. Sign the petition at free. Ross dot org free. Ross dot org medical study on the effects of marijuana use confirms that everyone knows your high and you'll never stop feeling like this. Everyone can smell the marijuana on your breath and audio close. Everyone is laughing at you. Additionally the in-depth report reveals that despite trying to act cool you're definitely laughing too much and everyone is messing with. You know your high. Your friends know your high strangers on the street and your high. If you're young and you smoke marijuana you will probably never be able to find a job if you're at adults will most likely be fired if you hear a noise. That's probably the police and you're probably going to j. Previous studies suggested that it's all good and that we're all made of the same stuff that makes stars. New research indicates that your brain got broken. And you shouldn't have done this. Doctor say the study raises important questions. Such as.
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"Rocket attack in iraq. At least five rockets were fired at the facility in iraq that houses dozens of us contractors new group has yet taken responsibility for the attacks but reports indicate similar rockets were used by a running back iraqi shia militias operating in this area similar rocket attacks in recent weeks also targeted facilities housing americans in iraq. One last month killed a local contractor and wounded a us servicemember prompting president biden to launch air strikes targeting iranian backed militia in syria defense secretary. Lloyd austin is in japan for talks is facing threat in the secretary of state. Anthony blinken are both in tokyo. We need a systematic approach to building the industries of the future. While protecting against unfair and illegal practices. I'll go to south korea next still waiting very response from north korea to a us request to open a nuclear dialogue leader. Kim jong sister put out a statement. The new administration should avoid causing a stink. If it wants sleep in peace for the next four years the president as a new cabinet member new mexico congresswoman deb holland is the first native american confirmed as a cabinet secretary for republicans joined democrats that confirmed holland as interior secretary. On a fifty one to forty votes holland is an enrolled member of the laguna pueblo. And will lead the cabinet department and includes the bureau of indian affairs an agency responsible for managing try. I'm grateful to have heard from some of our satellite listeners. Recently i appreciate knowing that people are out there who like what we do are willing to support it financially l. r. n. dot. Fm free to air satellite feeds blanket. Most of two continents. It was my goal to put our channel there. So people without internet could receive our programs and feed pirate radio stations. We started a fundraiser on patriot. A few years ago to back the satellite channels. I recently announced that. I was considering canceling the feeds and donations increased from fifteen to twenty percent of our costs which are around one thousand dollars per month. That's a good start and to incentivize more contributions. the shire free church will be matching every dollar. Can we reach five hundred dollars per month with your help we can. You can join our satellite fundraiser. For just two dollars a month at fund dot l. r. n. dot fm if we raise enough to keep both of the channels on the air awesome if we raise more all add more channels if not we can shut them down and go internet only. It's up to you. Thank you for your support. F you n d dot l. r. n. dot fm. Welcome back to the. Oh n presidential democra- kiosk debate. If you're just tuning in tonight in storage first americans can ask any question at any time. Just by stepping into one of the thousands of democracy kiosks we've placed in front of seven elevens across the country decatur illinois. Let your voice be heard everybody. My name's joe crawford question is how many taco and she can eat and sixty seconds. Kevin have we screened all of these. We have but we can. We can't great straight.
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What Deb Haaland's historic confirmation means to Native Americans
"40 vote confirms to Mexico congresswoman Deb Holland as interior secretary, making her the first Native American to lead a Cabinet department and the first to lead the federal agency that is wielded influence over the nations tribes for nearly two centuries. Democrats and tribal groups hailed her confirmation as historic, saying the selection means that indigenous people will for the first time see a Native American lead the powerful department. Interior also oversees a host of other issues, including energy development on public lands and waters, national parks and endangered species. Two
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"News. I'm Richard Can sue 10. Republicans in the U. S. Senate are making a counter offer to President Biden's nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief measure is one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with a covert relief compromise about $600 billion and they said, Look, we wanna work with you, President Biden. You came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is wait. Less than half of what President Biden is seeking. Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. ABC is Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon. Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden, and a letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which room are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflect that they believe impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconstitutional. Maybe see you Cecilia Vega dragnet out of the Appleton, Wisconsin area. Police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're.
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"Pandemic relief measure. It's one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with a covert relief compromise about $600 billion and they said, Look, we want to work with you, President Biden. You came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is way less than half of what President Biden is seeking, Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. ABC is Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon. Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden. In the letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which room are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflect that they believed impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconstitutional. ABC Cecilia Vega Dragnet Out and the Appleton Wisconsin area police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're listening to ABC News. From the W Y o D 24 hour traffic.
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"10 Republicans in the U. S. Senate are making a counter offer to President Biden's nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief measure. It's one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with a covert relief compromise about $600 billion and they said, Look, we wanna work with you, President Biden. You came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is way less than half of what President Biden is seeking, Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. ABC is Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon. Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden. In the letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which room are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflect that they believe impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconstitutional. Maybe see you, Cecilia Vega Dragnet out and the Appleton Wisconsin area police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're listening to ABC news. Now here's.
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"S. Senate. They're making a counter offer to President Biden's nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief measure. It's one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with a covert relief compromise about $600 billion and they said, Look, we wanna work with you, President Biden. You came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is way less than half of what President Biden this seeking, Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. A B C's Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon, Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden. In the letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflect that they believe impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconstitutional. ABC Cecilia Vega Dragnet Out and the Appleton Wisconsin area police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're.
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"Sue 10. Republicans in the U. S. Senate are making a counter offer to President Biden's nearly $2 trillion pandemic relief measure is one third the size of what the president wants. A group of 10 Republicans came out with. Covert relief compromise, but $600 billion and they said, Look, we want to work with you, President Biden you came in talking about unity. So how about sit down with us? And let's talk this through? But this proposal is way less than half of what President Biden is seeking, Although there are there is a lot of cross over and what they're seeking to do. A B C's Trish Turner, the president to meet with the group this afternoon, Mr Biden is reversing funding cuts ordered by his predecessor, Mr Biden. In the letter to House Speaker Pelosi and Vice President Harris says he's restoring 73 proposed cuts under President Trump there for just about every Cabinet department, including agriculture, education, energy, health, homeland security, EPA and justice, plus the African Development Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, the National Gallery of Art, the peace Or the Army Corps of Engineers and more. The funding totals over $27 billion A. B C's. Chuck's Iverson with his second impeachment trial a week off former President Trump's office announced new hires for his defense in the Senate. After all, five attorneys previously on the defense team quit in a dispute over strategy. President Trump remains fixated on this false notion that he won the election. He wanted the lawyers to really focus in this impeachment trial on widespread voter fraud claim. Which from are completely baseless and false. The lawyer's wanted to go in there and reflective, a believe impeaching a former president. Post presidency is unconscious. ITU sh Inal ABC you Cecilia Vega Dragnet out of the Appleton, Wisconsin area police searching for the shooter who left one person dead and another hospitalized after gunfire at a shopping mall. You're listening to ABC news. Okay.
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"Radar. We've got 54 degrees in Boynton Beach. It's 56, Fort Lauderdale and 56. Also in Miami Springs and now 7 31. It's the first full day in office for the new President Joe Biden and his administration. That'll include 10 executive actions to battle the pandemic. Biden executive actions are expected to include using the Defense Production act and other measures to manufacture covert supplies. Cabinet departments are to set guidelines to reopen schools. Set up reimbursement for schools for supplies from FEMA funds and reimburse states for most, or as much as all costs of deploying the National Guard. Mr Biden's to also require masks in airports in certain modes of transportation and require international travelers to the U. S to get a negative coded test. Before arrival. It's ABC struck Sivertsen Dr Anthony Fauci, speaking to the World Health Organization's executive board meeting today, reversing the Trump administration's withdrawal from the organization. The first White House press briefing was held last night as the new president swore in hundreds of senior administration officials, sending them a warning. If they treat others with disrespect, they'll be fired on the spot. Carrie Preston ABC News One of President Biden's first sax is drawing criticism from those in Florida. Republican Rick Scott responded to Biden's executive order to rejoin the Paris climate grew. Accord Senator Sconces. Biden is only doing this to appease his liberal friends, and we have to stop joining deals that are bad for America. Scott says the deal does nothing to hold real polluters like China and India accountable and unfairly puts American taxpayers on the hook and the president now former president Says, rather than now, former President Trump left him something on his inauguration day. NBC's Alice Bar has a story. Though former President Trump thought this transition and refused to attend the inauguration. He did honor one tradition,.
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"All right? Back to work. We go 12 minutes before the top of their by the way. The fellow that called with the vanity my friend Marty wrote me. Little bit information on it, he says. It sounds like a mill Pride brand. Um, Main Southwest Ohio. Uh um It's probably ballpark three quarter inch sturdier than particle board. He's probably better off getting a piece of lamb in it and covering the edge Trim. I don't know when we talked about that, But anyway, if he wants a new unit, the Cabinet Department box stores have semi custom that come in stock sizes, plus or minus a few inches. And, uh, he concedes that with the +23 inch filler for the front Good idea. Just something else to go by. If you can get something underneath that, uh, 17 inch even a 15 inch in and just trim it out. You know, in in from both sides that may work well. All right, let's get back to the phones and Royce. Welcome. Well, hello and I enjoy your show. Been listening to it for years. We traveled along on Saturday morning. Distant family. And I enjoy. Well, thank you. Here's the first two years ago we had Michael Storm in north Florida where we live. We live 50 miles from the beach. By the way, if you ever on jeopardy and you have this question 50% of the people in Florida live within 50 miles of the beach. I didn't know that it is their right. It makes sense. It is very good. You never, you know, half of the people living Near the water. Anyway. Our house was destroyed by five with the storm. So it's taken us a year to build another one. And we put the Renee Rena not whatever that is thankless hot water here here outside. And they said, Well, you realize it's gonna take a while for the hot water to get to the other side of the of the house. Well, it takes a long time to get it looks like about 15 ft, but that's another story. A plumber in town. Who's a friend said We might could try a recirculating pump. Whatever that is. I'm I'm a musician, by the way, so no clue. No clue What What does that do It? Is that a possibility to make the possibility and he knew it was a tankless one correct. Yes, sir. Yes. Okay. Yes. So I'm more familiar with using recirculating pumps on, you know the regular standard water heaters with the tank. Um and I wasn't really sure you can use that on a On a tankless but what it is, is it this recirculating pump? Basically just Reese turns it on sends the water in recirculate, so it's more like water on demand. So those pumps maybe around 33 $400 a couple $100 to put him in, usually, but that would be so they exist. That's great on the price. That's great. All the private Listen, when you pay big money, we build the house, So we know the process trying here yet, he said that it might could put a timer on it when we didn't just go kick it on when we want to use it and get some recent, so I actually have one of those on my house. But I don't have a tankless. So I have a The pump. I still remember it's it's manufactured. It's a grunt throw G r u N fr. Oh, and there's a timer that basically sits by the water heater, and it starts recirculating. 6 a.m. to wade am mainly for morning showers. Don't need it any other time because that other shower wouldn't be time that way. So it just starts read recirculating and cross mixing. To get water on demand between six and eight in the morning where we were living in the part of Florida, North Florida there where we still have septic tanks and can't get it any other way from where you live. Not outside of town. But I thought that when when you're putting water into that septic tank, and it's just water waiting for it to get hot, sooner or later, you're gonna dilute. This is my music degree. Speaking for me, the water's going to loot the point where it's not gonna be real effective, and I'll have trouble on down the road. Yeah, well, this isn't going into the subject Inc This is literally recirculating and being reheated. Right? Yes. So that's all. Take him problem, right? You are so good. And your show is wonderful. I appreciate rice. Thank you much you sir. You bet you bye Bye. All right, and, Ah, David, welcome. Hello, David. I'm thinking David's not there. That's just a guess. On my part. Danny, let's get to John John. Welcome. Gary, Can you hear me? Yes, sir. Okay, I got drunk. I thought a lot of thinking about the time you came on. Just bought a huge dining room set on the legs on the table and territory. They don't have the lag bolts and screws into the woods machine bolts that Not that hold them tight, Okay? And I have trouble with nuts backing off on right after I got it home. I haven't got it set up in the house. Yes, right after I got home one the love boat, huh? Come out of the table leg and I'm wondering, Would you recommend some kind of a blue or something to put in their toe? Keep those votes in there? Well, let's zero. It depends how it Look, Let me ask you a couple questions. So the leg has like a Dow Screw is cruising the leg. And then there's a machine screw at the top, correct all the way through the leg cruise into the table or the chair frame. Right and that nut up on the frame of that table. That's what's coming off where one of the lag bolts it actually come all the way out of the table leg. Okay, Back in. I created back in my hand. I have trouble with them, but the nuts on the bottom of the legs of the table boat. Okay, pick it up. I noticed several of the nuts or lose that the machine. I said hold him on with that. I'm wondering. I'm thinking about putting some locked tighter. Something like that. Well, you know, if it is, it would table with a doll screws so I would look at doing Uh, you know, a good, you know, lock. Not usually, Orlock tide is usually metal. The metal, um you could put in like a little. The gorilla glue in there. Um, get the non urethane s. Oh, it's the clear and it doesn't expand, like the urethane put a couple drops in their torque that down. And then it the top. Um I don't know if it's like a peanut where it's got a housing for that nut, and it's it. The top of Ah Ah ah would brace and the threat of part thing goes through the other brace and you can screw it right in. But not since about machine like this, uh, screwed down against a couple of plant washer than a lock washers. Okay, And, uh, but I'm warning about putting some glue some kind of adhesive on the black bolt in a sec. If they have. I have troubled him coming out. Okay, I see what you and so that's where your backbone Yeah. Okay, So that's where your loctite would fit is on that, but not cold. I'm sorry. I misunderstood and then maybe they're grilling. You want a map, but I'm wondering about putting something on the leg bolt and and something on the machine. Both Agenda boat so that nuts don't back off in the boat won't back out of the out of the way. So when it's metal, the middle, use your locked tight. Okay when it's metal toe would like that.
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Biden announces Buttigieg as transportation secretary nominee
"Elect Joe Biden as a former opponent to his list of Cabinet nominees, maybe soccer McGann reports, Biden has selected a diverse group. So far, Biden had already tabbed the first black defense secretary and the first Latina health And human services chief now the first ever openly gay nominee to lead the Cabinet department, choosing 38 year old Pete Buddha judge as transportation secretary, adding youth to an incoming administration dominated by veteran Washington hands a new voice. But new ideas determined to move past old politics. If confirmed, booted genes would be tasked with carrying out Biden's proposals to spend billions on major infrastructure improvements.
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Biden calls transportation nominee Buttigieg 'a new voice'
"President elect Biden is adding a former democratic nomination rival to what he says will be the most diverse cabinet in American history by then had already tapped the first black defense secretary and the first Latina health and Human Services chief now the first ever openly gay nominee to lead the cat a cabinet department choosing thirty eight year old Pete Bridget jazz transportation secretary adding youth to an incoming administration dominated by veteran Washington hands a new voice the new ID is determined to move past politics if confirmed Blue Ridge would be tasked with carrying out Biden's proposals to spend billions on major infrastructure improvements solder mag ani Washington
Morning Becomes Eclectic
Biden formally announces Buttigieg as nominee for transportation secretary
"His former primary rival people to judge as nominee for transportation secretary and newest member of an increasingly diverse cabinet. Cabinet doesn't just have one first. Just two of these first but eight president busting appointments and today a nine First ever openly gay nominee to lead the Cabinet department and one of the youngest Cabinet members ever. Buddha Judge was mayor of South Bend, Indiana. He also served as a Navy reserve intelligence officer. If confirmed by the Senate, he will succeed Secretary Elaine Chao, wife of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. As President Trump meets
In The Thick
Unthinkable Trauma
"Hey welcome to in the thickness is a podcast politics race and culture from a POC. Perspective. HORSA and I'm Jerry Galloway. Rela. We have a very special guest joining us from Southern California Jacob Sobre. He's award winning journalist correspondent for NBC News and MSNBC and Hey a best selling author. Now, what's up Jacob? So good to be with you guys you know have wanted to do this for so long with you and I'm I'm just grateful to be here with you together I know he's a fan. He's a fan of in the thick fan. Yes. We love that we love fans of the pod so. We're going to be talking about an issue that you have called an American tragedy and this is the issue and the history of family. I don't even like that term because it's really families being ripped apart torn apart. In your new book separated inside an American tragedy you readers through a very intimate look into the policy into the families that have been torn apart and traumatized. You also talk to policymakers and government officials who ultimately were responsible for creating and really promoting this is stemmed separation of an estimated five, thousand, four hundred children from their parents at the hands of the government and I. Say. And still counting. Yeah and despite the fact that president trump signed an executive orders supposedly ending the policy of Charles Separations in two thousand eighteen, the ACLU alleges that there have been more than one thousand family separation since that executive order and more recently propublica reported on how the trump administration has used the corona virus as a pretext to circumvent the normal legal protections allowed to migrant children. So since March ice has circulated thousands of migrant children through hotel black sites making it virtually impossible for lawyers, family members and advocates to locate them and deported them in order to quote prevent the introduction of Covid nineteen into the US. Even though many of the deported children have tested negative for the virus. So Jacob here have reported on these issues for many many years. These policies you know predate trump. So before we get into the current iteration of this shit show, I wanNA talk about looking back into that history and actually. You great job of setting it and in a moment we'll talk about how it's touched of us. Really personally. But Jacob. From your perspective, talk to us about the origins of family separation and how the stage was being set for these policies way before trump entered the white. House. So yeah, you gotTa tell us how did we get here? Yeah. I think Maria. That what the trump administration did and we talked about ripping families apart family separation what to call this really what it was in the words of Physicians for human, rights and Nobel Peace Prize winning organization was torture at met the. Definition of torture according to the United. Nations it was government sanctioned child abuse according to the American Academy of Pediatrics and you know make no mistake. This is on the trump administration's hands. No administration in the history of the United States of America had ever attempted or done anything like this in a systematic way. But the fact that the trump administration was able to execute this policy was only possible because of decades of failed deterrent based immigration border policy by Democratic and Republican administrations. This will come as no news to you. But for people who don't know in one, thousand, nine, hundred, four, the Clinton administration put into place their border patrol a policy called prevention through deterrence. That's why our administration has moved aggressively to secure our borders more by hiring record number of new border guards by deporting twice as many criminal aliens as ever before by cracking down on illegal hiring, which was designed went along with the first wave of border infrastructure walls. Fences what have you and the idea was that by doing that people who are migrating to this country quote unquote illegally would have to go on more dangerous or deadly journeys to get here and sure enough you know many people have died trying I e let them die trying. Let them die trying. That's exactly right. After the Clinton administration. We had the Bush administration which obviously created H S and expanded the border patrol exponentially dozens of agencies charged with Homeland Security. Will now be located within one cabinet department. With the mandate and legal authority. To protect our people, the Obama Administration obviously deported more people than any other president ever no matter how they are. No matter their reasons. The eleven million who broke these laws should be held accountable and we got to this place where we had donald trump is president saying when Mexico census people, they're not sending their best they bringing drugs. Crime, their rapists, often not the pictures of Jay Johnson walk through the same facilities that I saw separated kids in and look yes. The Obama Administration Limited circumstances did separate parents and children from each other and the reason that they did it was circumstances where you had parents who were perhaps violent criminals or dealing a narcotrafficking but they never did on a systematic basis Jay Johnson? The Homeland Security Secretary, or Cecilia Munoz from the Domestic Policy Council. Bowl said to me on the record in my book we could never do. What the trump administration did it doesn't mean the idea wasn't proposed. It came up, it came up in the situation of the White House but they never did it and the minute Donald Trump became president. This idea was on the table right about a Valentine's Day meeting and twenty seventeen and the officer Kevin McLean then the acting commissioner of Customs and border. Protection they wanted to do this from the get-go and now the results of of this policy are very familiar to all of
Jill on the Money
Trump lashes out at New York Times over report on coronavirus response
"According to New York times report president trump was warned several times in January about a pandemic that could hurt the United States CBS news correspondent but Michigan among the warnings the president received in January about the corona virus according to the times a January thirty a phone call from health and Human Services secretary Alex a czar according to the times report the president accused aides are being alarmist the time says numerous White House advisers and cabinet department and intelligence agency experts recognize the coronavirus threatened January and the need for more aggressive action the president tweeted a response Saturday charging that unnamed or anonymous sources are almost always