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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on WTOP
"News tonight. Campaign 2024 now on WTO former Arkansas Republican governor asa Hutchinson has announced he is running for president in 2024. Hutchinson's goal is to draw contrast with other GOP hopefuls on top issues. Let me assure you, as president, I will bring out the best of America, we will stand with our allies and we will stand with our friends. Hutchinson's announcement comes a day after President Biden announced he is running for reelection. Every hardworking American family gets a double hit from the Biden economy. He pointed out higher interest rates and higher prices for groceries. That is not acceptable. Hutchinson has also been willing to criticize former president Donald Trump, calling him to drop out of the 2024 race. Former UN ambassador Nikki Haley, entrepreneur Vivek rumor Swami and radio host Larry elder are also in the Republican race. I'm Ed Donahue. The Disney corporation is suing Florida Republican governor Ron DeSantis over his takeover of its theme park district. Disney claims desantis has waged a targeted campaign of government retaliation after the company opposed to Florida law critics called don't say gay. A Disney World oversight board appointed by desantis voted to avoid a deal that placed theme park construction decisions in the company's hands. The suit was filed minutes later. The dispute with Disney has drawn significant criticism from the governor's White House rivals and business leaders. They view it as an extraordinary rejection of the small government tenets of conservatism. They desantis board says Disney's move to retain control over its
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Asa Hutchinson formally launches 2024 campaign in Arkansas
"Former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson, a Republican announced he's running for president in 2024. Hutchinson's goal is to draw contrast with other GOP hopefuls on top issues. Let me assure you, as president, I will bring out the best of America, we will stand with our allies and we will stand with our friends. Hutchinson's announcement comes a day after President Biden announced he is running for reelection. Every hardworking American family gets a double hit from the Biden economy. He pointed out higher interest rates and higher prices for groceries. That is not acceptable. Hutchinson has also been willing to criticize former president Donald Trump, calling him to drop out of the 2024 race. Former UN ambassador Nikki Haley, entrepreneur Vivek rumor Swami and radio host Larry elder are also in the Republican race. I'm Ed Donahue
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Bruce reporting former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson has formally announced his 2024 presidential campaign. The Republican making the announcement today in the northwest Arkansas city of Bentonville, where he was born, adding one reason is running is so Republican voters have an alternative to former president Donald Trump. Chief justice John Roberts declining to testify at a Supreme Court ethics hearing scheduled for May 2nd. Here's Mark Mayfield with more. The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman dick Durbin had requested Robert's testimony regarding the ethical rules that govern the justices of the Supreme Court. On Tuesday, Roberts declined the invitation, saying his participation could pose a threat to judicial independence, durban initially demanded the hearing after it was discovered that chief justice clarence Thomas was given undisclosed trips and gifts by GOP mega donor and billionaire, Harlan crow. I'm Mark Mayfield. Northwest news time two 14. Second the roads now as we do with our traffic every ten minutes on the forest from the high performance homes traffic center and Kimmy Klein, what you see. Well, if you're headed out of Seattle watch for a stalled vehicle reported on southbound 99 approaching Atlantic street, so that was it just north of the stadiums and it sounds like it's in the right lane. I definitely see things moving slowly in the tunnels. So that is going to be an unexpected slow spot, but even southbound I 5, that's also busy as we expect as he had south of about 85th in north Seattle all the way towards I 90. North on 5s a little tied up now at the king's stomach county line, then again very briefly around the alderwood mall, but I'm definitely seeing things in Everett start to fill in as it gets later on eastbound 5 two 6 near evergreen way and also northbound 5 right around highway two, south on four or 5 thus rolling slower out of Bellevue from southeast south all the way up the Kennedy hill hill, but it stays slow towards sunset and rents and I haven't found anything blocking. It's just a little lengthier of a backup than we'd like to see. Northbound one 6 7s also heavy and rented north of one 80th up to the 405 interchange. South on one 6 7 is filling in south of Al gona just past jovita boulevard and some minor delays on south and I 5 now at the south center hill and also on 5
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Asa Hutchinson to formally launch 2024 campaign in Arkansas
"Former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson is expected to announce today that he's running for president. The former two term Republican governor and former congressman will formally launch his campaign in his hometown of Bentonville, Hutchinson said in a TV interview earlier this month that he intended to run the 72 year old conservative, has been a rare figure among announced or expected GOP presidential hopefuls in his willingness to criticize former president Donald Trump, calling for Trump to drop out of the 2024 race because of his legal troubles. Trump has fixated his campaign messages around false claims about the 2020 election he lost and Hutchinson has said that voters need a candidate who has not focused on the past. I'm Donna warder
AP News Radio
New wave of GOP candidates poised to join 2024 campaign
"President Biden has a smooth path to the democratic nomination next year, but the Republican field is muddled. Donald Trump is the FrontRunner in a race that already has Nikki Haley. Former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson will launch his campaign tomorrow in Bentonville. I want America to understand my common roots. Senator Tim Scott is expected to join as well, former vice president Mike Pence says he'll have a decision in coming weeks, but the focus has been on Trump versus Ron DeSantis, who has not formally announced a bid but is already losing backers. Trump has now landed his first endorsement from a Senate GOP leader with Montana, Steve daines backing him, potentially opening support from other chamber Republicans. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
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Radio host Larry Elder announces 2024 GOP bid for president
"Radio host, Larry elder is throwing his hat in for the 2024 GOP bid for president. I'm Lisa dwyer. Conservative talk radio host, Larry elder, who sought to replace the California governor and have failed 2021 recall effort has announced that he is running for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024. Elder made the announcement on Fox News's Tucker Carlson tonight and followed up with a tweet out to receive the most votes out of 46 people who were hoping to replace California governor Gavin Newsom, elder says his numbers show that his message resonates with voters, the long shot candidate joins a Republican field that includes former president Donald Trump former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley and former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson. I'm Lisa dwyer
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on AP News
"Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson, a Republican is running for president, positioning himself as an alternative to Donald Trump. Asa Hutchinson says he'll make a formal announcement later in April, but when asked on ABC this week with George Stephanopoulos. My decision is, I'm going to run for president of the United States. Hutchinson has called another Trump presidential nomination the worst scenario for Republicans. I'm convinced that people want leaders that appeal to the best of America and not simply appeal to our worst instincts. The 72 year old who left office in January after 8 years as Arkansas governor says he's an alternative for Republicans ready to turn the party away from Trump, and that the former president should focus on his legal challenges. I'm Julie Walker. Soldiers left wounded after Israeli attacks on Syria's homes province. Syrian state media says Israeli air strikes hit several sites in humps, injuring at least 5 soldiers. The attack marks the 9th time Israel's struck targets in Syria this year, according to the opposition linked Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The state news agency sana, citing military sources, says the strikes targeted sites in Homs city and countryside. It also says Syrian air defenses intercepted the missiles shooting down some of them. The observatory reports that the missiles targeted military sites and those of Iran linked militias. There's no immediate statement from Israel on the strikes. I'm Mimi Montgomery, Pope Francis presides over palm Sunday mass after being discharged from hospital. Bundled in a long white coat, Pope Francis gives mass in Saint Peter's square before tens of thousands of faithful, a day after leaving a Rome hospital treated for bronchitis. His voice sounds strong at the start of the service, but quickly turns whores. The 86 year old left hospital Saturday after receiving antibiotics intravenously. Palm Sunday mass, one of the longest in the Catholic Church calendar, opened his busy, holy week schedule. I mean we Montgomery. There were jokes about people gaining weight during the COVID-19 lockdowns, but the U.S. Military isn't laughing about its surge in obesity. The army says nearly 10,000 active duty soldiers became obese between February of 2019 and the spring of 2021. That's when the pandemic meant restricted duty and limited exercise and body mass scores went up, increases were also noted in the navy and the marines, raising concerns about the fitness of America's fighting forces. Military personnel who are overweight are more likely to be injured and less likely to endure the physical demands of their profession and the price tag each year is over a $1 billion. Experts say the solution for the military is the same as for anyone else. Diet exercise and possibly medication. I'm Jackie Quinn. A top Ukrainian official offers a plan for Crimea without Russia. The secretary of Ukraine's national security and defense council is outlining a series of steps the key of government would take after the country reclaims control of Crimea, the Black Sea Peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014. Such steps would include dismantling a strategic bridge that links Crimea to Russia, expelling Russian citizens who move there after 2014, prosecuting Ukrainians working for the Moscow appointed administration and nullifying real estate deals made under Russian rule. The plan is announced as Ukraine's military prepares for a spring counter offensive after more than 13 months of war. I mean we
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on AP News
"Former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson, a Republican is running for president, positioning himself as an alternative to Donald Trump. Asa Hutchinson says he'll make a formal announcement later in April, but when asked on ABC this week with George Stephanopoulos. My decision is I'm going to run for president of the United States. Hutchinson is called another Trump presidential nomination, the worst scenario for Republicans. I'm convinced that people want leaders that appeal to the best of America and not simply appeal to our worst instincts. The 72 year old who left office in January after 8 years as Arkansas governor says he's an alternative for Republicans ready to turn the party away from Trump, and that the former president should focus on his legal challenges. I'm Julie Walker. Soldiers left wounded after Israeli attacks on Syria's homes province. Syrian state media says Israeli air strikes hit several sites in humps, injuring at least 5 soldiers. The attack marks the 9th time Israel's struck targets in Syria this year, according to the opposition linked Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The state news agency sana, citing military sources, says the strikes targeted sites in Homs city and countryside. It also says Syrian air defenses intercepted the missiles shooting down some of them. The observatory reports that the missiles targeted military sites and those of Iran linked militias. There's no immediate statement from Israel on the strikes. I'm Mimi Montgomery, Pope Francis presides over palm Sunday mass after being discharged from hospital. Bundled in a long white coat, Pope Francis gives mass in Saint Peter's square before tens of thousands of faithful, a day after leaving a Rome hospital treated for bronchitis. His voice sounds strong at the start of the service, but quickly turns whores. The 86 year old left hospital Saturday after receiving antibiotics intravenously. Palm Sunday mass, one of the longest in the Catholic Church calendar, opened his busy, holy week schedule. I mean we Montgomery. There were jokes about people gaining weight during the COVID-19 lockdowns, but the U.S. Military isn't laughing about its surge in obesity. The army says nearly 10,000 active duty soldiers became obese between February of 2019 and the spring of 2021. That's when the pandemic meant restricted duty and limited exercise and body mass scores went up. Increases were also noted in the navy and the marines, raising concerns about the fitness of America's fighting forces. Military personnel who are overweight are more likely to be injured and less likely to endure the physical demands of their profession and the price tag each year is over a $1 billion. Experts say the solution for the military is the same as for anyone else. Diet exercise. And possibly medication. I'm Jackie Quinn. A top Ukrainian official offers a plan for Crimea without Russia. The secretary of Ukraine's national security and defense council is outlining a series of steps the key of government would take after the country reclaims control of Crimea, the Black Sea Peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014. Such steps would include dismantling a strategic bridge that links Crimea to Russia, expelling Russian citizens who move there after 2014, prosecuting Ukrainians working for the Moscow appointed administration and nullifying real estate deals made under Russian rule. The plan is announced as Ukraine's military prepares for a spring counter offensive after more than 13 months of war. I mean we
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Ex-Arkansas GOP Gov. Asa Hutchinson is running for president
"Former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson, a Republican is running for president, positioning himself as an alternative to Donald Trump. Asa Hutchinson says he'll make a formal announcement later in April, but when asked on ABC this week with George Stephanopoulos. My decision is I'm going to run for president of the United States. Hutchinson is called another Trump presidential nomination, the worst scenario for Republicans. I'm convinced that people want leaders that appeal to the best of America and not simply appeal to our worst instincts. The 72 year old who left office in January after 8 years as Arkansas governor says he's an alternative for Republicans ready to turn the party away from Trump and that the former president should focus on his legal challenges. I'm truly walker
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Gov. Asa Hutchinson Teases Presidential Hopes
"Listen, governor asa Hutchinson talked about how he's going to be in the mix, a very serious and he's very seriously thinking about whether or not he wants to run for president. The guy doesn't stand a chance. He won't even come close. The only two people, frankly, at least right now, according to Napoleon, worth looking to. Is president Trump former president Trump and Ron DeSantis. Ron DeSantis doesn't even though run desantis does well in polling. His numbers are still relatively far off when it comes to Donald Trump, although, in some polls, it shows that he does beat him or is gaining sting. But here's the problem that most Republicans are going to run into. The base. The base. Donald Trump has a base where people will show up and vote for him. And the primary, but I think we have a problem as a whole as a Republican Party and that if we don't get election integrity down, if we don't get that issue wrapped up, I'm not sure that we can win in 2024. Period. I don't care if it's Trump. I don't care if it's desantis. This is something that Republicans must look into.
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Rep says the 51 year old actor was involved in a weather related accident while plowing snow on Sunday. I'm Michael castner. A new COVID variant is spreading across the country. Here's Dina kodiak. According to the Centers for Disease Control, the new omicron variant called ex BB .1 .5 accounts for over 40% of all confirmed cases in the U.S., 7 days ago, the strain only amounted to 21% of cases. CDC officials expect the variant to increase across the country and become the dominant strain of COVID in the northeast. In the last few weeks of December, COVID hospitalizations rose nearly 40% to cross the nation. New York representative elect George Santos must take huge steps to regain public trust. We're a country of second chances. And when people are willing to turn their life around and own up to this, then do what it takes during respect. That's according to outgoing Texas congressman Kevin Brady appearing on Fox News Sunday, the Republican lawmaker said Santos could be forgiven by the GOP if he owns up to the false statements he made on the campaign trail. The New York Times report called into question the newly minted congressman's pass before he eventually admitted falsifying parts of his resume to the New York Post. Brady went on to say that it's not up to the Republican Party to punish him, but it's up to Santos and the voters who elected him, Santos is facing local and federal investigations over his finances as well as calls to resign. Governor asa Hutchinson says, former president Trump's role in 2020 ones capital riots disqualifies him from gaining the GOP presidential nomination. I do not believe that Donald Trump should be the next president of the United States. Appearing on ABC's this week, the Arkansas Republican said Trump had his opportunity in its time for new voices to be heard within the party he also argued the former president is no longer new on the political scene, and that the chaos surrounding him could be a turn off to voters. Hutcheson added that he'll do everything in his power to make sure there is an alternate GOP nominee for 2024. On Wall Street, stocks fall to end Wall Street's worst year since 2008. I'm Michael kassner. And I did these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom. We have a higher start to the new year of her stock markets in Germany and France in Germany, the Dax is up about 8 tenths of a percent right now and in Paris, the cactus up a whopping 1.3% to start the new year. Euro area manufacturing PMI for December indicating contraction. Coming in at an expected 47.8 for December. In London, the FTSE is closed for the long new year holiday weekend. Stocks and many key financial markets in Asia are also closed. But South Korea's Cosby was open and it fell almost half a percent on its first day of trading in the new year. The country moving to limit Chinese travelers, that I'll have an impact on the economy there. The U.S. will start requiring negative COVID tests for travelers from China starting this Thursday. Jordan Fabian says the prospects of waves of people with COVID coming to the U.S. has health officials here skittish because what they're actually really worried about is the possibility that new variants are being created in China because the level of infections and the possibility that that variant will be spread overseas including to the U.S.. So that's why they're imposing this testing requirement for travelers from China. And Fabian also says U.S. health officials are worried about a lack of reliable COVID data from Beijing. A lot of key economic data coming out this coming week in the U.S., especially for those trying to second guess on inflation. And the fed, we get more data from Bloomberg's Tracy junkie. Tomorrow, it's a report on construction spending. Economists we surveyed say that probably fell even more in November than in the previous month. Wednesday, the institute for supply management's manufacturing gauge for December is also expected to show more slippage. We'll also get the minutes from the last fed meeting that could give more hints about the size of the expected of bread rate hike in early February. Then Friday we'll get the jobs report. It's expected to show a slowdown in the pace of hiring in December and an unemployment rate holding steady at 3.7%. In Washington, Tracy jockey, Bloomberg radio. Thank you, Tracy. And consumers and retail, also in focus. Dana Telsey, chief research officer at Telsey advisory group, says when it comes to consumers and retailers, just about anything can happen. I think the positive surprise would be a consumer that's stronger than expected where you have look at the jobless rate and you have people going to work again. The labor costs are running higher so they can invest in discretionary goods, not just experiences. The negative part of it is you look at the retailers who are still going to have over inventory and are we going to have margin pressure in the first half of the year. It's up in the air right now. And of course, all that consumer spending tells you is talking about can end up being inflationary. Global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. In the newsroom and Denise Pellegrini, this is Bloomberg. Welcome to the aud lots podcast on radio. I'm traci alloy. And I'm Joe wiesenthal. Tracy, you know, one of the funny things I guess. I don't know if funny is the right word. But one of the
CNN Political Briefing
"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on CNN Political Briefing
"Congratulations, as for the Republican Party, we are today the party of life and we are the party of everyone. As for the potential political shake up of this ruling, well, senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, was on Fox News Sunday, and he doesn't see this changing the 2022 landscape. I really do believe most Americans are being comfortable with elected officials making decision about life, let every state do it the way they would like. What's going to be on the ballot box is $5 gas. You can't walk down the street without being attacked, crime is rampant. We have broken borders. But yeah, this is a big day for the pro life movement. Over the weekend, we saw activists on both sides of this issue out and about debating their positions, some were of course protesting in anger and frustration. Others were out celebrating this 50 year quest finally achieved. Here's one anti abortion rights protester from Washington D.C. on Friday courtesy wjla. It is one important victory. It's not the end. But we are dancing on the grave of roe versus wade. And here is an abortion rights supporter in Atlanta on Friday. I'm angry. I'm fired up the fight is not over. People did this fight 50 years ago. I guess it's our turn to take the fight up again. It's worth noting that the demonstrations for the most part have been largely peaceful. There have been a few arrests reported in California, New York, South Carolina, Arizona, and Washington, D.C.. And just today alone, there are more than a dozen protest plan to denounce the Supreme Court's decision from Minnesota to California to Florida. As you probably know by now, 13 states had so called trigger laws in place that would immediately set off abortion bans or soon to immediately do so once roe V wade was overturned by the high court, at least ten states have effectively banned abortions since Friday. Now, 16 states, on the other side, protect abortion access under their state law. And 22 state attorneys general issued a joint statement today saying they would work to expand abortion access in their states. Of course, this includes true blue states like California and New York, but also the AGs for some more competitive states like New Mexico, North Carolina, and Nevada. And of course, the big question remains what next, what next in the states, but also what next in the federal government. Some House Republicans are even pushing for legislation for a national abortion ban after 15 weeks. House minority leader Kevin McCarthy expressed support for that idea on Friday. Governor asa Hutchinson, a Republican of Arkansas who has been a long time opponent of abortion rights, and who celebrated this ruling from the Supreme Court, he was out over the weekend, saying he believes the movement argued for 50 years to have this return to the states, and that is where this should play out and remain. He is not in favor for an international law now, banning abortions everywhere. As for some of those progressive calls on The White House to do something now dramatic like expanding the size of the Supreme Court, something President Biden has rejected and again The White House made clear this weekend, the president is not in favor of that, and also calling on The White House to work to end the filibuster in the Senate for this issue. Now that is something you may recall Joe Biden told Ari Anderson Cooper last fall that he might consider pushing for that when it came to voting rights. And in that conversation in that town hall, Cooper pushed President Biden and said sort of just voting rights and Biden said maybe more. It's unclear that the administration feels that now is the moment to start really pushing and calling for an end to the filibuster on this issue as well because they feel that the math is simply not there. They don't have enough votes in the Senate right now to end the filibuster because Democrats like Joe Manchin and kyrsten sinema are opposed to doing so. So once again, the administration makes the plea to voters to change the math in the Senate and get more like minded senators and representatives in Congress to achieve some of these goals. That's it for today's political briefing. Thanks so.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"One instant we need to look at that Governor one last one here we do have the president of the United States with the chair of the Federal Reserve as well as the treasury secretary to talk about the economy and inflation If you had the opportunity to give them one recommendation to address inflation which will be a large issue in the election No question about it come November What would you tell them to do Well I would want to listen to a chairman pal about how he believes the constriction on the money supply is going And the impact of that because this is the first time we've raised interest rates but we've also tried to control the money supply simultaneously So we want to watch that carefully So I would be learning a little bit in that venue I think president Biden makes the point he didn't want to interfere with the independent Federal Reserve I think the biggest thing can be done probably is not in the hands of the Federal Reserve They're going to do that But the biggest thing we can do is to increase the reliability of supply chain Quite frankly I'm worried about this fall Whenever you have Ukraine not producing the grain that we usually rely upon in the world market what's going to happen in our food supply we need to look at that in advance make sure we're prepared and make the adjustments that we can for this fall Thanks to governor asa Hutchinson of Arkansas Coming up President Biden is sending more military equipment to Ukraine We talk with Eric fanning CEO of the aerospace industry's association That's next you're listening to balance.
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"City is Michael Barr Tom Paul thank you very much There are no signs of retreat for Russian forces as the fighting escalates in the eastern Donbass region in Ukraine The U.S. is now sending rocket systems to Ukraine that are a part of a recent $700 million package of aid assistance those systems have the ability to travel about 48 miles and can strike targets with GPS precision The Kremlin has responded calling it an escalation and saying they can be used to strike targets inside Russia Former deputy assistant Secretary of State and retired colonel Steve ganyard says that unlikely I think some of the Russian objection earlier in the week is to a different version a different size rocket that can go into this into this weapon system which actually could go out to a 190 miles U.S. is being very clear that that is not the rocket system It is not going to provide the Ukrainians with a deep strike capability Former deputy assistant Secretary of State Steve ganyard spoke to ABC An analysis of the most recent data available on shooting victims shows firearms are the leading cause of death among children in the U.S. surpassing car accidents for the first time in 2020 Arkansas ranks 5th for firearm deaths among kids under 17 and 8th in total firearm deaths per 100,000 people Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson served on an NRA school safety task force in the wake of the sandy hook school shooting He talked about gun control I fully support this that could amendment but we also can a legitimately look at what the senators considering and I applaud them to have in a bipartisan group that looks at what can we agree upon Governor Hutchinson spoke with CBS mornings A jury has acquitted Clinton campaign lawyer Michael sussman accused of lying to the FBI about Donald Trump's alleged involvement with Russia It led to the federal investigation when Trump was president Lie from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios This is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr this is Bloomberg Tom Paul Bloomberg business of sports falsetto jump in here as well attendance actually pretty snappy Pretty snappy around the league Yeah How are the regional sports networks doing You've said Paul their days are numbered Their days are numbered It's a tough business there Simply because people are still cutting the cord and that's kind of they rely on that subscription revenue much like an ESPN does nationally They do that regionally So that's a challenge for them in a challenge It's like a one year by year torture Yeah it is And it's three four 5% at least and that's declines annual declines in subscriber numbers But keep in mind too Why the attendance is going up is because now you're seeing school let out and that's when the crowds start to go and climb in the ballparks around that time So as school lets out more kids are going to be in the ballpark and then I'm trying to get pumped up I said this before And I'll say it again I was wrong Michael Barr on the DH nationally while still feels nationally even though they got the DH Well the DH is coming in next year Or is it in this year No I think it's the show No I thought it was in there Okay so there you go Michael Barr's up to speed on this I just think what's deserving here is a road trip to Wrigley Field That's right Team team surveillance rate of pharaoh doesn't want to go you know It's America A.C. Milan his A.C. Milan got sold He did Yeah Bought by some Americans now So there you go Yeah I will You know it's a.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And you've only Texas The city's Maradona McLaughlin requested the probe after local police admitted to a number of failures in their response to the shooting that left 21 people dead including 19 children the director of the Texas Department of Public Safety Stephen Macron admitted it was wrong for officers to have waited roughly an hour after the shooting began to confront the shooter Senator Ben cardin is decrying Congress's inability to debate gun control following a slew of deadly mass shootings We've not been able to get ten senators to allow us to even start debate Appearing on Fox News Sunday the Maryland Democrat also went on to question why military style weapons were so easily available for public purchase getting them off the street would be very helpful in saving lives AR-15 style weapons were used in the Parkland and sandy hook school shootings In addition to the recent tragedy in Yuval Texas A Southern California bishop is being tapped to become a cardinal fill farrar has a details San Diego bishop Robert McIlroy one of 21 new cardinals named by Pope Francis He is the only one chosen from the United States church leaders say the promotion of cardinal is seen as significant because the 68 year old meckel Roy has been an outspoken ally of Francis pastoral approach in issues such as protection of the environment and a more welcoming approach to gay Catholics I'm Phil farrar The World Health Organization says it has received over 250 reports of confirmed monkeypox cases in 120 suspected cases in 23 countries where the virus is not endemic I am likely cases of monkeypox have also been identified in the U.S. so far And Memorial Day cookouts are costing Americans more this year as the price of goods continues to surge The price for package of ground beef increased by nearly 15% from last year hot dogs hamburger and hot dog buns another cookout fixings have also sharply increased in price food prices were nearly 10% higher this year than last I'm Mark Mayfield Fixing gun violence is not about tackling the latest trend but getting to the heart of the problem It's more important to protect the schools invest in that's according to governor asa Hutchinson appearing on CBS face the nation the Arkansas Republican said there are some constitutional challenges with current calls for an increased age minimum to purchase AR-15 style weapons that have been used in a string of mass shootings Instead Hutchinson pointed to other solutions to help prevent tragedies like those in Texas and buffalo New York The governor listed increased security for schools tackling mental health issues better training officers and holding Internet providers accountable in identifying violent communications Ukraine says it needs more American long-range rocket launchers to fight off Russian forces The Russian assault on eastern Ukraine intensified over the weekend and reports say invading forces appear close to seizing all of the Luhansk region and adviser to Ukraine's president sit on Twitter that they need more long-range weapons to fight Russia that it's hard to fight when you're attacked from 70 kilometers away and have nothing to fight back with In a late night video address president volodymyr zelensky said he was hoping to hear.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Bloomberg surveillance when we speak live with Atlanta fed president Raphael bostic that's coming up at 8 a.m. Wall Street time on both Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television Right now S&P futures are down 63 points Dow futures down 404 NASDAQ futures are lower by 237 points Straight ahead your latest local headlines plus a check of sports this is Bloomberg And it's now 6 O 7 on Wall Street where 47° in Central Park got an accident investigation in Nassau county westbound southern states closed at central avenue more coming up in traffic first Michael Barr with more on what's going on in New York and around the world Good morning Michael Good morning Nathan New York governor Kathy hochul has tested positive for COVID-19 The governor made the announcement in a tweet yesterday afternoon Governor hochul says she is vaccinated and boosted against the virus and is feeling asymptomatic Due to the positive test results you will isolate and work remotely this week Democrats are working to force a vote Kathy abortion rights for women but experts believe that vote will likely be blocked and the court's ruling will stand Senator Amy Klobuchar Minnesota says that if the Democrats are unable to successfully pass this legislation the voters will respond If we are not successful then we go to the ballot box We march straight to the ballot box And the women of this country and the men who stand with them will vote like they've never voted before Lawmakers in several states are already beginning to put in place their legislations restricting abortions In Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson signed a bill last year that prohibits abortion in all cases except to save the life of the mother We wanted the roe versus wade reversed and the authority to return to the states And so as a matter of principle that's where it should be Governor Hutchinson and senator Klobuchar spoke on ABC's this week which can be heard Sundays on Bloomberg Dangerous gusty winds are expected to continue across northeast New Mexico today That's likely to complicate the fight against wildfires that threaten thousands of homes in mountainous rural communities A growing number of parents nationwide face a shortage.
WTOP 24 Hour News
US: Arkansas governor vetoes transgender youth treatment ban
"Businesses. Showdown between Arkansas lawmakers and the state's governor is over and a law banning gender confirming treatments and surgery. Transgender youths set to go on the books. CBS is Allison Keyes, Republican controlled Senate and House easily voted to override Governor Asa Hutchinson's veto of the bill. Republican governor acted amid opposition from pediatricians Social worker's appearance of transgender youth who said it hurt a community already at high risk for depression and suicide The day Seo Yoo says it will challenge the law before it's set to take effect
WBZ Afternoon News
Arkansas governor vetoes transgender youth treatment ban
"Bill focused on transgender young people. Republican Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson has vetoed legislation that would have made his state the first to ban gender confirming treatments for transgender youth. His decision came after pleas from pediatricians, social workers and parents of trans youth opposed to the measure that the CBS is Jim. Her solo lawmakers in Arkansas, though, can override the governor's veto by a simple majority numbered Harvard Group of
CNN 5 Things
GOP governors ignore Biden's latest plea on mask mandates
"Some states are dropping their mask mandates despite a direct plea from president biden to renew the orders. Mississippi governor tate reeves tweeted quote. No thank you. Mr president in response to mr biden's request citing declining case numbers in his state. Arkansas governor asa hutchinson is leading. The state's mask mandate expired today. Although masks will still be required in some venues
Democracy Now! Audio
Arkansas Senate OKs ban on treatments for transgender youth
"The arkansas state senate has passed a bill that would ban gender affirming care to transgender minors including hormones and puberty blockers if republican governor asa hutchinson signs. The bill arkansas will become the first state to ban gender affirming care to trans youth chase strange deputy director for transgender justice at the aclu's and hiv project. Denounce the bill. As quote the single most extreme anti trans law to ever pass through a state legislature.
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Arkansas governor signs transgender sports ban
"Governor Asa Hutchinson has signed a bill that bans transgender girls and women from competing in school sports teams consistent with their gender identity. Jacqueline Frohlich with member station K U A E F says Arkansas will join Mississippi as the first states to enact such laws. After signing the bill, Governor Hutchinson issued a statement claiming girls and women should be free to compete without interference from any quote student of the male sex. A reference to transgender girls and women, he asserts the law is needed to level the playing field in women's sport. Arkansas trance activists worry the new law will lead to genital checks during required sport physicals. Arkansas lawmakers are also expected to pass a bill barring gender affirming medical care for trans youth, with the exception of psychological counseling. For NPR News. I'm Jacqueline Froelich and fade. Phil.
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Arkansas governor signs transgender sports ban into law
"Northam. NPR NEWS, The Republican governor of Arkansas has signed a law that bans transgender women and girls from competing in school sports teams consistent with their gender identity. Governor Asa Hutchinson announced the move. On Thursday, Arkansas became the second state to enact such restrictions. Representatives from medical and child welfare groups say the law will have
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House approves $1.9 trillion COVID relief package
"Is on the way $1400 for many Americans with the passage of the American rescue plan, Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, reacting to the plan on CBS's face the Nation. While there's many good things about it is too large, and we've got to make sure the states have flexibility. The nearly $2 trillion relief bill was signed into law last week by President Biden with no Republican votes in Congress.
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Americans see better days ahead in pandemic and economy
"NEWS BRIEF. The economy seems poised for a shot in the arm of its own, with Americans bullish about its prospects both nationally and locally amid the covert 19 pandemic that, according to a new CBS News poll, director of surveys Anthony Salvato on Face the Nation. People tell us that they think this bill is going to help them. Personally, That's always important as well as of course, the national economy, So the bill is a done deal. Arkansas Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson says he wishes it had not passed. There's great investments in there. Why there's Republican opposition well is just simply too large.
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Arkansas governor signs near-total abortion ban into law
"Arkansas governor. Asa hutchinson on tuesday signed into law legislation banning all abortions in the state a sweeping measure that supporters hope will force the us supreme court to revisit its landmark roe v wade decision but opponents vowed to block before it takes effect later this year. The republican governor had expressed reservations about the bill which only allows the procedure to save the life of the mother and does not provide exceptions for those impregnated in an active rape or incest. Arkansas is one of at least fourteen states. Swear legislators have proposed outright abortion bans this year hutchison said he was signing the bill because of its overwhelming legislative support and my sincere and long-held pro-life convictions. The bands were pushed by republicans. Who want to force the. Us supreme court to revisit. Its nine thousand. Nine hundred seventy three roe. V wade decision legalizing abortion nationwide conservatives believed the court is more open to striking down the decision following former president. Donald trump's three appointments to the court must abolish abortion in this nation just as we abolished slavery in the nineteenth century. All lives matter republican senator jason reports. The bill's sponsor said in a statement. The legislation won't take effect until ninety days off to the majority republican legislature adjourns. This year's session abortion rights supporters. Say they plan to challenge the banning court before then. The american civil liberties union of arkansas called the ban cruel and unconstitutional.
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U.S. Officials Warn Governors Against Easing Restrictions
"The country, but federal officials worry that it could be stalling out health officials. Urging people not to relax their use of masks and social distancing as more vaccines become available. States and cities, meanwhile, have been gradually lifting restrictions in recent weeks and Arkansas the governor says all public health mandates for businesses. Become guidelines. Susanna Cytotec of member Station K. You A F reports Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson lifted all state directives imposed on restaurants, bars, gyms, salons, indoor and outdoor venues and other businesses. Directives included enforcement too, and penalties. Hutchinson says businesses will still be incentivized to continue to follow mask wearing in social distancing guidelines to maintain liability protections because the business liability protection is based upon Following public health guidelines and making a good faith effort to make sure everyone is safe and their employment if people's behaviors lead to more new cases and hospitalizations, Hutchinson says he is prepared to reinstate mandated measures on businesses. For NPR NEWS. I'm Susanna Cytotec in Fayetteville, Arkansas. President Biden is back in Washington
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"19 vaccine to some 65 pharmacies across the country, so places like CVS Walgreens as well as Rite Aid. And Costco, WalMart as well as other grocery stores. While the death toll the number of cases has been diminishing in recent weeks, the U. S death toll is nearing 465,000 activists demonstrated at the home of Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg on Saturday night. They posted pictures on social media and called on Steinberg to resign. A spokesperson for the mayor denounced the demonstration, citing several damages to Steinberg's property. And serious threats of violence. The activists blame Steinberg for not opening warming centers for the homeless during recent storms. George Shultz, who served as secretary of state under President Ronald Reagan, died Saturday. He was 100 years old. The Hoover Institution at Stanford University, where Schultz, long served as a distinguished fellow, announced his death Sunday. In a statement, Governor Newsome reacted to Showalter's passing, saying that he significantly shaped America's foreign policy. Former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger also praise Schultz, sharing that he had been one of the governor's earliest supporters and mentors and was a visionary for our country. He died at his home on the Stanford campus. And, of course, the George Schultz played a major role, not only in the U. S and foreign affairs policies, but here in California he was very close to former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. He relied on and he was a mentor to him. Or in Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson Republican is on the record, saying he believes the Republican Party needs to do some soul searching about its future. He appeared on ABC is this week and it is our featured audio clip this hour and our Monday morning wrap of the Sunday morning talk shows. President Trump has helped build the party in the last four years. I hope he does not help to destroy the party. In the coming four years, and we need to have a level of accountability. We also need to make sure that we don't tear ourselves apart as we go into The midterm elections next next year and beyond that, well, I'm not a just a midterm elections next year. Kristina this week the U. S senate. The trial is it It's going to begin. On and there's just a lot of there are a lot of questions about. Where is the Republican Party going? Who's in control? Who's calling the shots and it's a Hutchinson has come out and said there needs to be soul searching with Republicans to figure out where they want to go next well, and so far, the numbers show it's very unlikely they'll get a conviction. On, but we do expect to hear some emotional testimony. And while all that's going on stimulus is not getting done, right, so it's not. It's not seeing that the Republicans are going to allow a bifurcation so you know, discuss The trial in the morning and legislation at night so along those lines, by the way, in terms of its looking like a conviction, and it's not going to happen. Senator Pat Toomey, Republican Pennsylvania, who, by the way has been a big critic, a top critic of former president Trump And called for him actually to resign after the riots at the Capitol, said in an interview over the weekend that it is unlikely that the Senate will vote for a conviction on the one count of incitement of insurrection, which is the only count that will be heard of the Senate. So you're absolutely right onto me is coming out and confirming what we kind of thought about as we're heading into this week. Conviction is Very unlikely. No, it's unlikely and you know it could. I think both Democrats and Republicans would like to get this over as soon as possible because there are stimulus. That they need to discuss and the longer that goes on and the longer those checks we're not going out. I sense Republicans want this over quicker than Democrats. Perhaps. All right, let's get you caught up in your top. National stories..
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"President Trump's impeachment trial defense team Vibe attorneys have left with little more than a week before the trial is set to begin in the Senate. February 9th. 45 Republican senators stated this past week that impeaching a former president is unconstitutional. Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas discussed the situation on a bee sees this week, the Senate trial is going to refocus what happened on the attack on the capital and is going to call all Republicans to take a position more clearly. President Trump has helped build the party in the last four years. I hope he does not help to destroy the party in the coming for years. Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the charge of incitement of insurrection against Trump stemming from the deadly right at the U. S Capitol by his supporters is not being used for political revenge. This trial is about the protection of the Constitution and the preservation of our republic. We will insist upon the integrity and fairness of the proceedings. Five people died in the chaos, including a U. S. Capitol police officer who was beaten by rioters 67 senators would need to vote guilty to convict Trump and Republican efforts did have been voting access or taking shape in statehouses nationwide what the floor of legislation aimed at limiting measures that led to record turnout in the 2020 presidential election. Do you pee? Lawmakers have filed scores of bills to impose new restrictions on Mel and voting strength and voter I d requirements and tighten registration procedures. The proposals are advancing in taxes and states like Arizona, Georgia and Pennsylvania that backed President Joe Biden and November From the W B A P News desk. I Nicolo say your next update is at 6 24 7 coverage at WB AP dot coms. I don't obviously know not only wanted haven't really Don't think.
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"Sign up for that more protests in Russia this weekend. Activists say police detained more than 5100 protesters across the country on Sunday alone, they're demanding the release of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny. I'm Ben Thomas. AP News. I'm Julie Walker, Bernie Sanders infamous Inauguration Mittens, which became instant means are the gift that keeps on giving. The mittens are in such demand Creator John Ellis, who stopped making them had to find a partner. I'm actually at Vermont, Teddy, they're teaching. Designer how to make them and the Vermont schoolteacher sent them to Senator Sanders five years ago and just heard from him after they took on a life of their own. It was like talking to an old friend. Honestly, I've never met him before, and he called me and I was nervous. Alice is grateful. That means they're making people laugh and marvels at the facts. Andrews is so skilled at never losing a mitten people. Where's the walking all the time? Don't know what his strategy is for not losing his big Vermont Teddy Bear says a portion of mittens. Sale's proceeds will go to the local make a wish. Charity. I'm Julie Walker. The mittens are in such demand creator Jen Ellis, who stopped making them had to find a partner. I'm actually at Vermont Teddy Bear teaching. Designer how to make them and the Vermont school teacher sent them to Senator Sanders five years ago and just heard from him after they took on a life of their own. It was like talking to an old friend. Honestly, I've never met him before, and he called me and I was nervous. Alice is grateful. That means they're making people laugh and marvels at the facts. Andrews is so skilled at never losing a mitten Pete, Where's the walking all the time? Don't know what his strategy is for not losing his big Vermont Teddy Bear says a portion of mittens. Sale's proceeds will go to the local make a wish Charity. I'm Julie Walker Governor Asa Hutchinson says. If he were her constituents, I would not vote for her. Green promotes Cuban on conspiracy theories and has advocated violence against Democrats and the FBI. I don't think we ought to punish people From a disciplinary standpoint of party standpoint, because they think something a little bit different, But Senator Bernie Sanders says that's something to rethink. This is something that Republican Party has got to deal with. Your comments were made on ABC this week. I'm Julie Walker. AP News for Friday January 29th I'm Tim McGuire, CDC director, Dr Rochelle Wolinsky says coronavirus cases and deaths remain high. We continue to have over four times the daily number of cases as we have over the summer. Public health experts are also wary of the variance of the virus that have been emerging Be sarcoma. Ghani has the story, Dr Anthony Fauci says. It's just what viruses do. But they can on Lee mutate. If they spread getting people vaccinated as quickly and as efficiently as you possibly can will always be the best way to prevent the further evolution of any mutant. So far, Fauci says existing vaccines are effective against the variance from the UK, Brazil and South Africa. The drug makers should be ready to tweak the vaccines to stay ahead of the virus. This is a wake up call to all of US soccer mahogany Washington. Johnson and Johnson says the company's single dose vaccine has produced encouraging results in recent testing. It hopes it will be approved soon for emergency use in the U. S. President Biden says he's willing to move ahead on his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package with or without congressional Republicans. Choice couldn't be clear. We have learned from past crises. The risk is not doing too much. Risk is not doing enough. Senate Democrats.
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on AP News
"Governor Asa Hutchinson says If he were her constituents, I would not vote for her. Green promotes Cuban on conspiracy theories and has advocated violence against Democrats and the FBI. I don't think we ought to punish people from a disciplinary standpoint of party standpoint because they think something a little bit different, but Senator Bernie Sanders says That's something to rethink. This is something that Republican Party Has got to deal with your comments were made on ABC this week. I'm Julie Walker. I'm Julie Walker, A Republican governor says he would not vote for a member of his own party representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has a history of incendiary social media posts, but stopped short of denouncing her as Democrats pushed their colleagues to act. Governor is a Hutchinson says. If he were her constituents, I would not vote for her. Green promotes Cuban on conspiracy theories and has advocated violence against Democrats and the FBI. I don't think we ought to punish people from a disciplinary standpoint of party standpoint, because they think something a little bit different. But Senator Bernie Sanders questions whether Republicans will be a conservative party that believes in democracy or an authoritarian party based on big lies. Conspiracy theories and, in fact a movement toward violence. Their comments were made on ABC s this week. I'm Julie Walker. Governor is a Hutchinson says If he were her constituents, I would not vote for her. Green promotes Cuban on conspiracy theories and has advocated violence against Democrats and the FBI. I don't think we ought to punish people From a disciplinary standpoint of party standpoint, because they think something a little bit different, But Senator Bernie Sanders says that's something to rethink. This is something the Republican Party has got to deal with. Your comments were made on.
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"A s a Louisville man originally arrested on a string of armed robberies. Has admitted to burning a victim's car. Middletown police picking up Ethan Matics and while in custody he admitted to being present during a deadly shooting last October on Sin Road. According to the Jefferson County coroner's office. 27 year old Dalton Dog Grill was killed in that shooting. Matic says he helped move dog rails car and set it on fire. Maddox is also accused of stealing cars in the parking lot at the Louisville Athletic Club on Westport Road and the WalMart on Chamberlain Lane. He's now facing complicity to murder and evidence tampering charges. We're headed the Indianapolis now we're five people, including a pregnant woman was shot to death early Sunday inside of a home and an apparent targeted attack the city's police chief, describing the mass murder as a different kind of evil. Fatal shootings called in and around four Sunday morning. No suspects are in custody at last check. The Indianapolis police chief, describing it as the largest mass casualty shooting in the city and Maura than a decade. The House is set to deliver the article of impeachment against former President Trump to the U. S. SENATE today. A B C's Mark Rima lard previews. What's next? A single article of impeachment charges Trump with incitement of insurrection after the attack on the capital. Earlier this month, a Senate will begin its trial February 8th in order to give Trump and his legal team time to prepare its defense. Democratic Senator Bob Menendez called on Republicans to convict Trump. The question is Do you hold your oath to the Constitution higher than your fealty? Tonto President Trump. Some Republicans already questioning the legality of the Senate trial, given that Trump is no longer president. Marker, Malard, ABC news, former Trump Press secretary Sarah Huckabee, Sanders said to announce today she's running for governor of Arkansas, says a source familiar with the decision. A BCS Chuck Seaver Steen Sanders, daughter of former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, will run in the Republican primary to replace Governor Asa Hutchinson, who faces term limits after eight years in office Arrivals Air Lieutenant Governor Tim Griffin, the more mainstream establishment Republican and state attorney general, Leslie Rutledge, though electing some, too Democratic governors before Arkansas has become increasingly red in recent years, and a group of business economists is encouraged by what it sees in the months to come. The National Association for Business Economics, says Cos. They're looking ahead to the end of the Corona virus pandemic now have a positive outlook. Informally. Name's Ken Simonson says members expect sales to increase over the next three months and ask for jobs expected higher in the next three months and had been doing so in The last three. Simonson also expects the Fed to keep interest rates low low rates we had just a few months ago but remarkably low by long term standards. Very evolving or ABC News, New York Your next news update.
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on KNST AM 790
"Fortifying all 50 state capitals. I'm him who so Fox News precautions are being taken across the country to protect people and property. Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson tells Fox News Sunday. He's received intelligence there could be protest activity in the capital area. You want to be over prepared versus underprepared because we never want to see a repeat of what we saw on January 6 in our nation's capital. Before the U. S. Capitol was stormed. The Republican governor says President Trump used aggressive language and misled people about what happened in the election. The level of security in Washington D. C. Ahead of Wednesday's inauguration of President elect Joe Biden has never been more robust metal fences topped with barbed wire have formed a perimeter. Up to 25,000 National Guard troops also have been at least up to that number have been authorized to work here in the district. Up to 4000 U. S marshals have been deputized. Some 4000 metro police officers are also on duty. In fact, the Metro has closed 13 subway stations in the areas surrounding the National Mall. Boxes. Kevin Corke security also heightened at an airport in Moscow, where Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is expected to arrive this hour. He's been in Germany since August, recovering from a poisoning with a nerve agent. He blames the Kremlin. Navalny's return suggests he plans to continue his political challenge. Russia's prison service says he faces immediate arrest for breaching the terms of a probation order Faxes Simon Oh, in the Kremlin denies a role in the poisoning. A developing story out of Phoenix, where shots fired early this morning at a nightclub have killed one person and injured six others. It's unclear if police have any suspects. The injured were taken to hospitals. America's listening to Fox News.
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"governor asa hutchinson" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Fox News. I mean, Carrick, challenging the electoral college votes certifying President elect Joe Biden. Ah growing number of politicians joining the effort. Certainly not all Republicans. Let's all recognize that while the system is not perfect, it worked state by state, and we should accept those results and move on Republican Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson on CBS's face the Nation. All eyes on Georgia and Tuesday's runoff elections for Senate. The winners determine which party has majority in the upper chamber. The U. S Senate, Fox's Griff Jenkins. Already more than three million Georgians have voted, so we'll see how many turn out to the polls. No Early voting shows Republicans need a strong turnout in North Georgia. That's why President Trump is headed to adult in tomorrow. Both President Trump and President elect Biden are scheduled in Georgia tomorrow. To support candidates associated with their party. America's listening to Fox News. Hammerin Nigel on the 93. W why D. C weekend mash up Guy Roper, The gun guy joining us looking back at 2020. You brought up the riots a few minutes ago. And I think that's so important because I saw so many people who were not gun people by their first firearm during that point in time of what was happening around the country. Because they felt were not getting any support any sort of safety from our elected officials. So worst case scenario. If I have to defend my life, my family, my property. I will absolutely do that. It's on me and you know, I'm that's been my mentality for my entire adult life, which is look, I'm responsible for my safety. I'm responsible for my family's safety. But a lot of people don't have that natural mindset as I've had for decades. But now when, when you see on the media police departments told to stand down, you see entire communities who are out to defund the police. Okay, when, when, when? When? That's the mentality, and even here, where there's been no legitimate moved to defund police. In Indianapolis. At the same time, we clearly had a mayor in a police chief Tope police to stand down. I had I had people contact me on my show on Saturdays and police officers wouldn't got 22 years of experience, and he said, Look, the word's gone out. If people come to downtown Indianapolis to burn the city I m p d will form a perimeter. We'll go in and clean up after it happens. People hear that and they realize that a natural reaction to that is move or be if I'm going to stay here, it's on me. I'm responsible for my safety, and a lot of people are naturally going to decide. They need to be armed and equipped and hopefully trained in order to do that, And that's why you're seeing massive millions of people by and got the number. Of licenses to carry in a typical month. The Indiana State police get about 2000 applications for a license to carry a handgun in June of this year. They got 23,000. Wow,.
America Trends
Drones Are Hurting Flood Rescue Efforts in Oklahoma
"Authorities in Oklahoma state thrones are hurting the flood rescue efforts. Here's more from USA's Chris Barnes. The tosa area hit hard by dangerous flooding as the Arkansas river continues to rise an emergency. Helicopters have been tried to search for flood victims and drop supplies in the area. But sergeant Richard Newland verb of the Tulsa police says their efforts have been hampered by people trying to take pictures of the damage with groans. We're having people are flying. Drones out there outside of the state of regulations. He says about thirty drones we're flying. Illegally at one time in the area on Tuesday and the helicopters had to be kept away to avoid a crash. There's more rain in the forecast in western Arkansas, with the Arkansas river is nearing its crest governor ASA Hutchinson. We are looking at nature and its power and its, and it can be very devastating. And so we have to take this very seriously.
Doc Washburn
Arkansas Governor Hutchinson names 85 Opportunity Zones
"Full recovery good for him god bless these people all right this weekly radio address governor asa hutchinson explained opportunities oh the goal of the opportunities jones is to encourage private investment in distress communities president trump saw this is a way of spreading the benefits of the tax cuts and jobs act two more americans with the assistance of the arkansas economic development commission and local economic leaders i nominated eighty five opportunities owns wants the treasury department proves our choices we can move ahead i'm confident that investors will see the benefit of this program which will breathe new life into communities and ensure that our state remains economically diverse and healthy governor hutchinson also said the designated opportunities owns will.