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Pedro Gonzalez Shares the Latest Out of East Palestine, Ohio
"What did you learn visiting east palestin Ohio? I went to east Palestinian with a lot of questions that I hoped to get answered and I left actually with just more questions because that's the reality on the ground for people who live there. East Palestinian is a village of about 5000 people and they are essentially in the dark about what's happening literally in their own backyard. They do not trust the conflicting reports that are coming out of various environmental and health agencies, precisely because they are conflicting. It seems like there is always a statement that is contradicted within a day or so and they obviously have no faith in the railroad company Norfolk Southern and actually doing a good job overseeing its own the cleanup of its own mess. That is where pretty much all of the anger is directed right now. There's also a lot of frustration with governor Mike dewine, especially because the wine was really proactive as we know with COVID. He blocked people in their homes and he was very, very aggressive when it came to him. But on this, dewine has been noticeably kind of AWOL. Or at least his approach to handling this really severe crisis for a small town that's been economically depressed for a long time is really, really different to his approach to COVID in a bad way. I mean, and again, this is a quintessential middle American small town. I spoke to a family that has lived there, their entire lives. They met in high school actually and the only time that the husband had left this town was to serve in the military. They both work at a factory that at a ceramics factory with kilns that are over a hundred years old and they have, they live there because it's home, not because obviously it's a thriving and prosperous town, but because east Palestine is home to these people. And right now they feel abandoned and isolated.
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Clinic to open near Ohio derailment as health worries linger
"Authorities are attempting to reassure residents of an Ohio community that was a scene of a huge train Roman two weeks ago. I Norman hall. Ohio governor Mike dewine says the plume of chemicals that spilled into the Ohio River from a fiery train derailment has broken up and is no longer a concern. Dewine says air tests inside and outside of homes in the village of east Palestine found no traces of chemicals, but dewine says he understands why residents who have lingering headaches and irritated eyes remain skeptical. Residents deserve an answer. They have suffered a great deal. This has been a traumatic time for them. Clinical open within days, at least 5 lawsuits have been filed against railroad operator Norfolk Southern audio courtesy wsyx WTT. On Norman hall
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"Audience. You've been so generous, but the need is absolute. We're going to try and fill I just listening to father Mike explained saying Augustine trying to explain the Trinity and the apocryphal story of St. Augustine walking along in the Mediterranean and of course he is one of the fathers of the church in Africa. And he sees a little boy trying to fill a hole with water from the ocean. He asked the boy why he trades been meditating on the Trinity and the mystery of the Trinity. And he asked a little boy, what are you doing? Because I'm going to put the ocean in this hole. And that's impossible in the little boy says to him just about as hard as you're trying to figure out the Trinity and vanishes. Because the Trinity is one of those things. And I've listened to the father, Mike, and the catechism in a year, and it doesn't make I know what it is. I've always had in my mind the three circles converging, but the ancient nature of turkey calls forth the best in all of the three great Abrahamic religions. So Jews have been sent from Israel and the Israeli defense forces are amazing. Christians across the world are working through people like food for the poor and their banners at the top a few Hewitt dot com and of course it's an Islamic majority country by a lot, the Muslim country and the Red Crescent is there on the ground and working. And this doesn't have geographical boundaries. It's just I've never seen anything like it and I saw Sri Lanka and I saw Haiti. And there just wasn't that much to fall down in Haiti and it all did fall down. We didn't see much except the aftermath of the wreckage in Sri Lanka, but to see these pictures from turkey, breaking my heart, breaking yours, I appreciate your generosity. Please text my name here to 91 9 9 9 or call 8 5 5 three 5 9 46 73 or of course you can go to Hugh Hewitt dot com, the red banner helped turkey and Syria is at the top. I'll be back with more news right after this, stay tuned. That's what I'm going to do America to every Republican who takes up time on the program. I'm going to walk by their statement. I am not interested in Republicans spouting stuff. I'm interested in witness testimony. I'm joined by Sarah Westwood of the D.C. examiner who covers Congress and other things Sarah, I'm frustrated because we had two hearings this week. We had the House oversight committee of coma committee, and then we had the weaponization committee, Jordan, and the Republican, and the witnesses said very little. Did you go to either of those? Does anyone not tell them that the purpose of the hearing is to get answers, not to give speeches? I covered the latter hearing the weaponization hearing that happened yesterday. Yeah, I think what we saw was really a sort of a scene setter, right? We had the Republicans laying out essentially the rationale for the creation of that subcommittee, but it was sort of building something, you know, maybe a little more exciting than that. So for anyone who was tuning in, hoping to hear some bombshell testimony from the two former FBI agents who were there, would have been disappointed, but they sort of alluded to some of the things they have in the pipeline like future FBI whistleblower interviews that could prove more interesting. I played a little bit of Nicole Parker, who was the only witness that I cared to hear from one of the FBI agents and she talked about the politicization, then the Richmond FBI office memo on radical Catholics going to Latin master. Did that come up? Did anyone say, hey, how about what's going on with that? You know, it's interesting timing that right in the midst of that hearing that the FBI headquarters finally responded to that memo that came out last month from the Richmond field office saying that there's opportunities to increase surveillance and criminal investigations of Catholics who go to Latin mass. And accusing them of having some sort of nexus with white supremacy. So the FBI office did come out and say that that memo did not meet the standards of the bureau that they were investigating how that even came into being in the first place. They removed it from their servers. I mean, it's still another black eye for an FBI that has just lost the confidence of the American people in every sense, but I'm Jim Jordan. I go get Chris ray, and I say, I want you to walk me through from just from conception to birth to revocation. This memo. Just start, and then I step back. But I ask Kurt schlichter yesterday guy often subs for me, colonel Kirk, does no one how to ask questions. Have you ever been to a hearing where you actually thought it was riveting? You know, no, not really. I mean, I think, you know, there are very few lawmakers who are good at that. It's a real skill. You know, I think there were lawmakers who are no longer there in the trade gouty was pretty good at that because he had a prosecutor background. You know, but some of the lawmakers, that's not their skill set. You know, that was, I guess, the hope of putting Jim Jordan in charge because he's good at creating those moments, but there wasn't a lot of opportunities for that yesterday. You bring up a good name. Now, Trey gowdy and I had our disagreements on various things. But he was very good at this. Have you interviewed him about his colleagues and their inability to ask questions? That is a great question. I have not interviewed him since he left office, but you know he could maybe teach a thing or two to people. I think some conservatives, I know like my own dad cringes when he hears out his name and they think, oh, he had a chance to get Hillary and didn't with the Benghazi committee, but he was very good at sort of prosecuting a case slowly every time it was his turn to question witnesses who's very thorough, you know, never got emotional. So those are the sort of types of skill sets. You know, there's maybe a problem for Republicans is that Dan Goldman, a new freshman Democrat from New York who was who rose to fame during the impeachment process asking really pointed questions or impeachment trials is sitting on that panel and was, you know, in the spirit of objectivity, one of the best nurse. He's a prosecutor. The worst. The worst thing happened, the Republicans this week is that Nancy mace went viral. And that which gets rewarded gets repeated. So she gave a little speech about the vax and her terrible health problems, and it went viral, and she raised money, and then other people want that. And I'm just wondering, Sarah, does anyone ever honestly admit that they don't know what they're doing when it comes to holding a hearing? Oh, never. Of course not. I mean, what purpose would that serve? But yeah, it was not riveting television. It was four hours of a lot of really dense and sort of broad conceptual discussions about politicization within the bureau, not a lot of revelations about specific algorithms. Tell me about, are you watching in the room or are you watching on closed circuit at that point? At that point I was watching on closed circuit, but you know, it's a certain point and there's not a lot of value of physically sitting there. There isn't. You know, the best hearings we've had, the most dramatic hearings we've had have been Supreme Court nomination hearings, because we'd actually don't know what people are going to say. I hope you keep going to these things. It must be a pain in the neck. I'm not your editor, but I sure would go find there's some other people have done it well like Trey gowdy. I think Pompeo did it well on Benghazi. But who's the best questioner of the two hearings you've watched this week? Gosh, I gotta say Goldman. I mean, he had really good questions that were building towards a broader point, right? You know, he questioned Parker the former FBI agent about his tenure and sort of exposed how long ago it was that he was last at the FBI, you know? And it made me sort of question why. Undermines the witness. Undermine the credibility of the witness. He was great, because he knows what he's doing. Sarah see Westwood on Twitter. I'm not your editor, but I hope you talk to God or someone on tutorial for a Republican Congress and have a great weekend. They'll go anywhere America..
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"Morning, glory, America, bonjour, high Canada, you hear it live inside of studio west. It's Friday before the Super Bowl, and I am glad you were with me. Let me update you on the disaster in turkey and Syria. The death toll soared above 21,000 last night. The vast majority of those are known dead in turkey. We really don't have a good picture on how many are dead in Syria because of the lack of access to the region of the UN is rolling from trucks there. Temperatures remain below freezing last night. Countries around the world are pledging aid, the United States pledged $85 million. It seems kind of scotch to me. This audience, by the way, thank you. Thank you, and please continue to be generous. There is an unlimited need here. And I never disappointed by this audience hundreds of you texted HU GH to 91 9 9 9. You visited Hugh Hewitt dot com and you hit the food for the poor button at the top. They're up and running. They've already got it going in the region, the affected region. And now I've got a special toll free number 8 5 5 three 5 9 46 73. That's 8 5 5 three 5 9 46 73. You might want to go over to my Twitter feed and I don't know if you do this with a youngster, but you do it with a teenager. They found an infant who was clutching a lock of her mother's hair and she lived. It's been underground for 72 hours and cheat days, but she's at the hospital and she's got a lock of her mother's hair and it's really one of the most heartbreaking things you'll ever see. We'll multiply that by 20 million. I really have no idea what it is. I did an interesting drill yesterday. Well, first let me give you the update, a little BBC report from Syria, cut number Syria, please. For days, people in serious opposition controlled Italy province have suffered alone, now aid has finally arrived and more should follow soon. The province has little sophisticated equipment to rescue the many still trapped under rubble after 12 years of war, the area also has few functioning hospitals to treat the thousands of injured around half of the province's three and a half million people are displayed from other parts of Syria now in the snows of winter many others are homeless too. A giant earthquake strikes a region that has been bombed into oblivion by Assad the butcher. In turkey, The New York Times story today on takaya on takata, on taka, untuck it, that's how I'm going to say it a and TA kya on Tokyo. They vetted down wherever they could in lightless street corners in grassy little parks next to an elementary school on a hillside down from one of the world's earliest Christian churches. Across antakya, the ancient capital of hatai province, the region hit hardest by the worst earthquake in turkey nearly a century, thousands were struggling to make sense of the cataclysm that had turned their lives inside out. Left many with no home, no possessions, no memories, and for some no future here. Many were with grappling with getting through another night. Cars were too cold to sleep in, too small to hold the most families. But they could be warmer than tents, which were just a thin layer masking the total devastation of the people inside. Either was still preferable to a tarp stretched over a bus shelter or held up by poles. No matter how much wood and trash the ant attack ends burned to keep their families warned, it is still freezing cold. No electricity, no water, no toilets. You get 52. A nanny, giving special emphasis to the last item. No toilet. Thursday was the third day in a row. She had woken up freezing in the covered vegetable market where she and her family had taken shelter since Monday morning's early quake damage their home near the Mediterranean is horrible. She said, and the pictures confirm that. Some of the markets blue metal stands have been claimed as makeshift beds. Others were still heaped with parsley cabbage scallions and cauliflower now wilting. The ashes of misses you get the little fire, cradled a couple of charred peppers in a carrot. The only cooking or family was able to do in the city of edible marvels or Mediterranean Arab and Anatolian cuisines had been blended for short century. On Thursday, the United Nations first aid convoy rolled into the opposition controlled Syria. That's good. We will wait for tents, we'll die here in our chairs, said Cory in 70 who's sat in a blue camp chair on a mountainside promenade overlooking the city wrapped in a tooth thin blanket. Next year we're a carriage at parakeets, rescued from her family's home. People do unusual things when they flee, and grabbing the parakeets I suppose is going to be normal for someone who loves them. And talk to you has been around for 2300 years. It was founded by Alexander the Great in 300 BC. It's a modern city or it was, it's in ruins now. It was built atop layers and layers of other civilizations. An early Christian church founded in a cave by Saint Peter and Paul, ancient stone mosques in the oldest part of town, a stretch of fine Byzantium, mosaics, and covered in the construction of a hotel. It's all gone now. And I just can't get over how there's nothing there. I taught law school yesterday I had two classes and I asked all my students just as a beginning and kind of it did play into the end about reliance damages and what stare decisis means. How many of them had done earthquake prep. Because we're in California right Chapman law schools in California. And I got four out of two classes at dinner earthquake prep. So I quit the four. What's your earthquake prep? We'll get you go back and go. We're going to go. I'm not sure. What do you do about your family? Well, we'll figure it out when it happens. And my response to him was, when I had small children, we had one rule. You might not be able to contact anyone. So call your uncle or your aunt and tell them where you are as soon as you can, and we'll figure it out from there. And if we're all together, we're just getting the car and heading east. And if a 7.8 hits California, just be prepared, I went back and took a look. I'm going to play a game here with general asimo. Generally shimo, there have been three major earthquakes since I moved here in 1989. How big was Loma prieta? That's the San Francisco earthquake that disrupted the World Series. I want to say it was 7, 6.8 7. 6.9, not bad. New prices right, you lose with the first one. You win with the second one. Big bear quake of 1992. I think that was probably 6 point 5. 6.6 and northridge of 1994. Northridge was, I want to say 6 8 6 6 7. You're close. So all of these, the worst that I've been through is really the big bear quake was the closest to me and it really shook me up in 1992. Right. And that was 6.6. So if you go from 6.6 to 6.7, it's ten times more powerful. 6 point N is ten times more powerful than that. People should understand this except the Steelers fans, they keep adding ten and they say, if you had ten, it's only at 16.6. It's an exponential scale. Right. So 7.8 is off the charts. And California, we have not really felt a mega quake. We're earthquake central here, but it's a lot of medium sized shakers, not really one big one. And we lose 50 people. We lose a hundred people and it's terrible and it's tragic and the damage is immense and whether it happened in Napa Valley or during the World Series it's bad. It's a 7.8 in Southern California. It's going to be hell on wheels. And I just noted in Israel this morning, they sort of took a look at what happened and they have authorized an emergency $14 billion earthquake prepared in this plan, meaning they're going to try and do what California's been doing for 25 years. Buttress, the earthquake, foundations on overpasses and buildings. Tired rescuers, according to the telegraph, are facing down the anger of earthquake families. In southern turkey, a parking lot becomes an open air morgue, that picture is pretty devastating. Was the earthquake's high death toll preventable, geologists say yes. They always say yes, but no, it's not because we never, ever expect it's going to happen to us. If an 8 point hits California, we're surfing to Denver. Yeah, it's going to be a very bad day. I hope I am on the studio east coast when that happened and I'll pray for you. But I do want to thank everyone in our.
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"Let parents decide. Pick freedom. Pick freedom everywhere. Governors with super majorities. Now, former FBI agent Nicole Parker, I'm not going to play by the way. I now have a new rule. I'm not playing Republicans who talk. All right, I like Republicans who talk, but Republicans are talking congressional hearings are wasting time. They need to get witness testimony. Witness testimony is all that matters. I don't care what the legislators say, I care how they vote. And I want the record to be built about what has happened at the FBI. This is former FBI agent Nicole Parker in front of the weaponization committee yesterday that Jordan committee cut number 19. Participating in the investigations of myriad criminal cases. The marjory Stoneman Douglas. High school shooting in Parkland, Florida. The 2017 fort Lauderdale airport shooting, the Caesar Sioux pipe bomb case, multi-million dollar Ponzi schemes, crimes on the high seas, bank robberies, murders for hire, sexual assault, extortions, and more. Yes, it was physically taxing and emotionally jarring. But I believed I was making an impactful difference. And every day I woke up and I embraced being an FBI special agent until things changed. Over the course of my 12 plus years, the FBI's trajectory has transformed on bureau, the papers, the Vera's mission, it remained the same, but its priorities and governing principles shifted dramatically. The FBI became politically weaponized starting from the top in Washington and trickling down to the field offices. Although FBI employees have their First Amendment rights, they are not at the liberty to allow their personal political views or preferences to determine their course of action or inaction in any investigation. Lady justice must remain blind. Those that do not uphold these responsibilities cause a negative ripple effect throughout the agency in the field. It's as if there became two FBI's, Americans see this, and it is destroying the bureau's credibility, causing Americans to lose faith in the agency and therefore the hardworking and highly ethical agents who still do the heavy lifting and pursue noble cases. It makes it very difficult for agents to do their job when the FBI loses the risk. I love agent Parker. It's authentic. It's real. And her line about there are two FBI's. I think that resonates. The FBI I know and knew our brave indeed fearless men and women, who are every day on the front lines of dealing with organized crime, international cartels, terrorism, and the worst things that can happen to America and they're very good at it. And if you ever got for bed, have a member of your family abducted, you want the bureau on the case. If you're ever objected, you want the beer on the case of the best law enforcement agency in the world. But that second FBI, the one that recently surfaced this week in Richmond, Virginia, with a memo detailing the threat posed by Roman Catholic traditional Latin mass attenders, is crazy. I do not know what happened. Now, I'm the first to tell you the rad triads, radical traditionalists. They are a subset of Catholics. And I am not one of them. The last Roman Catholic high mass I went to archbishop cordileone offered at the Napa institute. I think it's still going on. And it was wonderful. It was beautiful, but I mean, it's not a huge Hewitt mass. If you hear at mass is 40 minutes in silence. So I can hear the priest and I can hear the consecration and I can recite the prayers. And I know that that mess. I learned the Latin mass. The black mass is a friend of mine. It was until they pulled the rug out for me in third grade, having done all that man a couple of minutes a couple man Magna culpa. So I know and like the Latin mass, but I am not a rad Trat and I am not against Vatican two properly understood. I want the church to be growing and vibrant in the world as I want every other denomination to be growing in vibrant in the world. None of these people who are writing memos about the FBI will pass a 6th grade test about the Roman Catholic Church. I really believe if you got me whoever worked on that memo. I would be able to demonstrate profound ignorance of the rad trads. And how they got the idea. The only way they could work is to work backwards, which is always bad. Because anecdotal evidence is evidence of anecdotes, right? So they found one radical somewhere who is also a traditional Roman Catholic and going to the Latin mass and they reason backward that that's evidence that everyone who attends the traditional Roman Catholic Latin mass is a radical terrorist. And I thought to myself as Dwayne said earlier, David Allen white are a longtime friend, Patrick McCarthy, a longtime teacher at Thomas Jefferson high school. They're rad traps. And that's fine. David and I have long arguments about this about how the church thrives in the world and how the papacy ought to be conducted. And we agree more often than we don't agree, but David Allen white is no more likely to be a rad trad terrorist than I am or general lisey mower or anybody. It's just nuts. And how the FBI think, think of the opportunity cost. All right, what was those, what were those agents not doing in those ten hours? You have to say, Christopher Rey gave a press conference on cybercrime. And on the Chinese threat and this is where he's good. This is where I think, my gosh, they've got it. They've got a clue they're going to go out to America and warn them about the espionage being conducted by the CCP and Rey gave one of the 5 speeches. Vice president Pence, Christopher wray, attorney general Barr, national security adviser O'Brien, culminating with Secretary of State Pompeo at the Nixon library in the final year of the Trump administration outlining the threats by the Chinese Communist Party. And we got the Chinese spy balloon. All right, so you might say there's a fail there in the counter intelligence division because once that balloon is over American skies, it's a domestic problem, not just a DoD problem. Before that it was a CIA problem, and the balloon turns out to have been scarfing up all sorts of data, we did not want them to have. So why did we not know that? Who did we not surveil in the United States? What was the FBI doing writing memos about Latin mass attendees instead of following Chinese communist spies in the United States? And some of them, by the way, are on student visas. And they're overwhelming numbers. And some of them are perfectly legitimate honest students and other of them are trying to plug in air gapped computers with the download and steel espionage from the nation's leading university. It's not like this is a surprise. Why are we spending any time at all? Writing memos based upon what? The southern poverty law center yesterday AOC started quoting it like they have any legitimacy they don't, but I'm glad she did because I think it's going to make them government actors. If the government's going to rely on the southern Christian poverty law center or the southern poverty law center, which is another group, a nutter group that calls everyone they disagrees with terrorists. If the government is going to institutionalize them, then they state action what they do. And section 1983 actions are going to be brought against them. But the FBI going after traditional Catholics, that's so wrong. Meanwhile, the traditional Catholics are going over to save the food for the poor button at the top like you do at dot com and they're donating. That's what traditional Catholics are doing. They're giving of their of their need to help the people in turkey are not co religionists, and I hope you do too at the top of Hugh Hewitt dot.
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What Have You Done for Me Lately?
"Hate to be the, what have you done for me lately guy, but I am the what have you done for me lately? Because I followed education Ohio for a long time. And when I go back to the Catholic school systems in which you're very well aware, they got capacity. They got desks, all they need is 5, $6000 per student. And they'll educate them. And we don't need to give $5000 to students who are going to go to school. I mean, some of the schools that are going to get that $5000 got huge endowments, right? It's choice though. What you're saying is, I don't want this kid to have choice. It's what it's going to mean. When you talk to college presidents, you talk to the admission officers in Ohio, it's going to need there's kids who want to go to college, have what they need to go to college, can't afford to go to college. This is going to be a significant boost to those kids. So you're arguing against choice. No, I'm arguing for fixed in the middle of first. I'm saying universal freedom for everyone at high school and then worry about later if you've got the money for college scholarship.
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"I wouldn't mind a phase in the governor. I saw in your budget message that you said you're going to give $5000 to students to go to Ohio university. That's picking winners. Why not put that money into more school choice so that kids can get out of high school ready to go to work or again, I'm just concerned about the freedom of parents and students. We're doing a lot. You're talking about choices. We have dramatically increased our career check in the state of Ohio. We've got kids now who are in high school who are making the career check path so it wasn't just increasing funds for kids who want to go to college. We want more options and what we did. We talked about kids going to college. Yes. We gave them choices. And I don't know if that's picking winners or losing losers. We have 75 private schools colleges in the state of Ohio. We have 14 public institutions. They get to choose from all of those. We give them basically a voucher for $5000 and say, you're going to apply this to any school in the state of Ohio. So again, that, that is choice. But now governor, I follow this. You're a smart guy. It's also choice when a kid is in high school and decides they want to go into career tech. And making those the best that we have in the country is what we're doing to give them more choices. So that's all about that's all about choice. But governor, you're missing the middle. I mean, my point of view is when you give a budget, you put $5000 in the hands of every college going student, you're taking $5000 out of the hand of someone in the middle who doesn't qualify under the poverty test or the four times poverty level test. And who isn't going to go to college, so you're picking the winners, the excellent students are going to go to college. You're helping the people who are farthest behind, the people at the lowest end, and you're missing the middle and the key part of it from a national perspective is that Ohio could have made this domino fall. I mean, when Arizona led, I'm first to begin the Florida West Virginia, then doocy put it everywhere. Then Iowa joined on, then Utah joined on. Now everyone's looking at Ohio and all of a sudden, Mike dewine throws up. Three yard screen pass. If you think this is a three yard screen pass, I think you and I have a different understanding of football. This is about 60 yards down the field and it's a very good, very good play. So if you look at everything we're doing, more choice. The other thing that we're doing and this makes a big, big difference, we're now going to, when you look at the reading and how kids learn to read, we're finding that some of the schools are still light years back. And so we're returning for those schools. We're telling them, you need to return to phonics. You need to get the basics because this is how kids learn. And there's absolutely no doubt about that. So the governor, you've got a super majority. You can do whatever you want. If the legislature sends you backpack funding that's universal, would you sign it? If we could afford if we could afford it this year, we would do it. I'm just going to tell you something again and if you look at Ohio, we're very open with honest we're saying that this is what we're doing. If you look at what other states are doing, that's great. They pass they pass it backpack and they're phasing it in. So we are ahead of many of those states that you're giving credit for for a backpack. We're already ahead of them. And we're moving further ahead with this budget. And the reason I would contend that that's not an accurate depiction governor and I want to give you the floor is that I was taking four years to make sure the dislocation at the public school level is not enormous Arizona moved immediately, but you're next. And if you compare Ohio system, it's picking winners and losers as opposed to saying we're moving towards universal choice. And I understand that there are some rural districts. I talked to Matt Dolan about this. I imagine he and Bernie Moreno and Frank and everybody else who runs for a Senate will talk about this, but I go back to my question. If the legislature passes backpack funding, would you sign it? Well, sure, sure. But it's got, you know, we've got to be able to balance our budget. And we've got to be able to make sure kids actually have real choices out there. So again, this is semantics. I think we're ahead of these states. We've been moving towards school choice every budget that we've had. This one takes a quantum leap forward..
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Offers Vouchers for Ohio Students
"I saw in your budget message that you said you're going to give $5000 to students to go to Ohio university. That's picking winners. Why not put that money into more school choice so that kids can get out of high school ready to go to work or again, I'm just concerned about the freedom of parents and students. We're doing a lot. You're talking about choices. We have dramatically increased our career check in the state of Ohio. We've got kids now who are in high school who are making the career check path so it wasn't just increasing funds for kids who want to go to college. We want more options and what we did. We talked about kids going to college. Yes. We gave them choices. And I don't know if that's picking winners or losing losers. We have 75 private schools colleges in the state of Ohio. We have 14 public institutions. They get to choose from all of those. We give them basically a voucher for $5000 and say, you're going to apply this to any school in the state of Ohio. So again, that, that is choice. But now governor, I follow this. You're a smart guy. It's also choice when a kid is in high school and decides they want to go into career tech. And making those the best that we have in the country is what we're doing to give them more choices. So that's all about that's all about choice.
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"And now another no brainer money saving tip from progressive. It looks like a luggage is over 50 pounds. Is there anything you can take out? Oh yeah. Let me just toss all these $20 bills. Great. Let me grab you a trash can. Stop. Instead of throwing money away, move some clothes into a carry on. And here's a better tip from progressive on how not to waste money. Don't pay too much for car insurance. Drivers who switch and save could save hundreds, progressive casualty insurance company and affiliates, potential savings will vary. Morning, glory, America, bonjour, high candidate who's here from studio west last night. It was revealed that Joe Thomas has been inducted into the Hall of Fame, the 2007 first round draft choice of the Cleveland Browns taking third overall from the university of Wisconsin. The best maybe they ever played at left tackle, and we're celebrating Ohio today and we're doing it with Ohio governor Mike dewine. Governor dewine, I know you're a Bengals fan and I know you're disappointed, but surely you must celebrate Joe Thomas going into the Hall of Fame. Absolutely. Absolutely. So governor, I asked you on yesterday because I read your budget message and I'm going to be candid with you. I'm disappointed. Arizona, Iowa, Utah, have gone to universal school choice. You proposed expanding school choice in Ohio, but not the backpack funding where every student could make their own free choice of where to go to school. Why stop the momentum? This is a pretty expansive plan that we put forward you. We've taken a family of four earning up to a $120,000 a year is now going to be eligible. So it's a big expansion. We continue to expand it. Frankly, we've got to make sure that the supply and demand are somewhat aligned and we've got actually choices for these families to make. So we're getting criticized by some people who don't like school choice. We like school choice. We think it's a very, very positive thing. The everything we've done in regard to our charter schools, our high performing charter schools, we started something when I became governor and that is additional funding for the high quality charter schools and this is in response to requests from business leaders in some of our major cities and say, look, we want to attract high quality charter schools here or we want to expand the charter schools that we already have. But you're not paying enough money. So we've dramatically increased the funds for that as well. So governor, don't get me wrong. It's better than most, but it's not as good as some. And I want Ohio to lead and what I'm afraid of. You're considered one of the most successful governors in the country. You won overwhelming reelection. You've done a lot of great things for Ohio. But we got momentum on freedom, meaning that parents are going to be able to send their kids wherever they want, including public schools, and it's building in Iowa, Arizona that's going to pass in Utah this week. It's going to happen in other states. And everyone was looking to Ohio is being the first sort of major industrial center, one that needs to attract parents to go work at Intel factories that you're opening up outside of Columbus. I don't think it's enough because you're still picking winners and losers. You're helping the poorest kids, and that's good. And you're helping the most excellent kids and that's good. But what about the parents who just want to get their student out of a mediocre public school that's got ideology in it. You're not letting them out. Here, we got to balance our budget too in Ohio. We're not, we're not the federal government. We can't run deficit spending. And so we're taking this with moving it up. It's a dramatic, it's a dramatic move, you know, a $120,000. Everybody below that example below that, family of four is eligible for this for this money. So look, I have a responsibility to all the people people of Ohio to make sure that we've got a balanced budget that we're moving forward and that when these things are offered that there's enough schools actually out there that can take these kids. So there's a demand signal because I disagree with you. We're moving. And if you look at some of the other states, frankly, that are saying they're doing it, they're phasing their Iowa is facing..
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Talks School Choice
"Last night. It was revealed that Joe Thomas has been inducted into the Hall of Fame, the 2007 first round draft choice of the Cleveland Browns taking third overall from the university of Wisconsin. The best maybe they ever played at left tackle, and we're celebrating Ohio today and we're doing it with Ohio governor Mike dewine. Governor dewine, I know you're a Bengals fan and I know you're disappointed, but surely you must celebrate Joe Thomas going into the Hall of Fame. Absolutely. Absolutely. So governor, I asked you on yesterday because I read your budget message and I'm going to be candid with you. I'm disappointed. Arizona, Iowa, Utah, have gone to universal school choice. You proposed expanding school choice in Ohio, but not the backpack funding where every student could make their own free choice of where to go to school. Why stop the momentum? This is a pretty expansive plan that we put forward you. We've taken a family of four earning up to a $120,000 a year is now going to be eligible. So it's a big expansion. We continue to expand it. Frankly, we've got to make sure that the supply and demand are somewhat aligned and we've got actually choices for these families to make. So we're getting criticized by some people who don't like school choice. We like school choice. We think it's a very, very positive thing. The everything we've done
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Reporter arrested during news event on Ohio train derailment
"Members of the media are objecting to the arrest of a reporter who is detained by officials while doing a live report during a briefing on Ohio's hazardous train derailment. News nation TMX is following up on Wednesday's arrest of their reporter Evan Lambert. Who was pushed to the ground? Handcuffed and charged with trespassing, while doing a live report as the governor of Ohio was holding a briefing on the hazardous train derailment. As you can hear from their video as he's being cuffed, fellow journalists are quick to defend. You guys use a national correspondent to not do this. It's all being recorded right now. Even after governor Mike dewine apologized for the incident, the east Palestinian police were defending their actions, telling news nation Lambert was loud. It's tough to do your job. Lambert was detained for 5 hours, but said this won't stop him from doing his job. I'm Jackie Quinn.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Let the 2024 Campaign Begin
"And we got a minute left. Again, congratulations, you're a model, when do you want the 2024 campaign talk to start? I'm not letting it start yet. I'm in Switzerland. I'm neutral on who gets the nomination, but when does it start? I don't think we have any choice. It is already started. This is, you know, this always happens. You're two years out in an election night. You're just still counting the votes and the people are looking at the presidential race. So we can't stop that judge. Are you going to endorse someone early? Are you waiting? Oh, I don't know. I haven't even gotten to that yet, so focus it on Ohio. I know you're go box. You'll be focused on beating Michigan first, but then governor, come back and tell me when you decided what to do. Congratulations, a million plus vote victory. 63% in carrying deep blue old deep blue trumbull county by 66 and a half percent. Wow.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Passing the Backpack Bill in Ohio
"Now, the two one big are you. You're the comfortable shoes governor and Ron DeSantis is the iron toed boot governor, right? He's out there. And so you two said that way, but that's about right, right? You're the comfortable shoes governor, and he's got the steel steel toed boots that you wear on the work side, 'cause they're better. I think actually at the more genteel place Ohio than Florida politics. I think there's a style. It's probably a style difference between the two of us, but, you know, we are out there fighting every single day for jobs coming into a while. I mean, we're very aggressive about jobs we've kept taxes down and kept regulations reasonable. We've created an environmental Ohio that's conducive for jobs to grow. And so, you know, I think that while my style may be a little different, you know, I think people like that. Oh, they do, I mean, I like it. Governor, tell me what the backpack Bill is going to be like under your stewardship. It will go to the Supreme Court, which is a big win for ohioans, including your son reelected. But we now have four reliable conservative justices on the Ohio Supreme Court, so if you pass a backpack Bill, it will, it will be upheld. Ohio, Ohio is a school choice state. And we continue to move further and further towards that. And you're going to see continuous movement, I think in this legislature, legislation, whether backpack Bill per se passes, I don't know, but what we believe in is parents, right? And we believe in giving, you know, parents choices, particularly where they're in failing schools or in schools or it's very difficult for the kids to get the right education. We want to put four kids on the same par with rich kids
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Ohio Reelects Mike DeWine
"You hear it live inside the beltway on the third day after election day. I'm joined by one of the big winners Thursday. I know Ohio governor Mike dewine is back. Congratulations governor dewine, a million vote margin plus. You must still be feeling pretty good. Well, good morning, Hugh, thank you very much, yes. You feel good. We ended up with about 63% of vote obviously very, very happy and now looking forward to four more years of working and pushing for Ohio to move forward. We're a state on the move in the united talked about this before and you know how very well it's a manufacturing state. We get a lot of new businesses coming in and big emphasis on Asian neurologic education as well as the current project.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Last Night's Big Winners
"Welcome back. I'm Hugh Hewitt, I don't know what happened, so let's talk to somebody who will. Michael baron, the dean of American political analyst joins us this morning. Good morning, Michael. Hey, good morning. How are you doing, kid? I'm disappointed, but then again, I've been worse. I've been better and I've been worse. Tell us what happened, Michael. Well, did you deliver trumbull county for JD Vance? I did. We worked hard on that. And JD won fairly comfortable. Mike dewine delivered for JD Vance. That's what happened there. Well, I'll tell you what I think happened. I think that what we saw was American voters repudiated the last of the two most recent American press Donald Trump. And Joe Biden, the Democrats lost the House majority. They've gone from 235 seats when Biden was the anointed nominee down towards two 11 or lower. It looks to me like the Republicans will get a majority in the Senate, but a bare majority. And I think they repudiated Donald Trump. I mean, you saw what happened to the Trump or the Trump backed Senate candidates underperformed that people who put money in for the primaries and publicity and then didn't put any money into the general election. Blake masters seems to be behind in Arizona, state that Republicans won every Senate race from 1992 to 2016. You have men that are lost in Pennsylvania where the other candidate Dave McCormick would have probably won against a guy who was incapable of debating. I think he had them wax out will come through in Nevada. But it's he had a previous history prior to Trump. And JD Vance won in Ohio a state that Trump carried by 8 points. He seems to have carried it by 7, which suggests something in the nature of a declining appeal and he ran 9 points behind governor Mike dewine. So, yeah, I think that, you know, the big winner, Ron DeSantis.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Ohio Governor to Sign Bill Allowing Armed School Employees
"What the governor of Ohio just did? Governor of Ohio, Mike dewine. Approved legislation that would allow school districts in Ohio to begin arming employees. This is set to be signed by Republican governor Mike dewine, the bill will protect children by ensuring that instruction is specific to schools, they're going to get scenario based training, and it will include arming, school personnel, what normal people would object to that. What normal person would object to that. I'm serious.
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Ohio governor signs new congressional district map into law
"Republican Ohio governor Mike DeWine signed into law a new map of congressional districts that will be in effect for the next four years the wind said in a statement the Senate legislation he signed makes the most progress to produce a fair compact and competitive map the measure cleared the state legislature along party lines after breakneck sprint through both chambers this week under this year's U. S. census results Ohio lost one seat in Congress starting next year the new law creates at most three safe democratic districts out of fifteen U. S. house seats in a state where voters are split roughly fifty four percent Republican and forty six percent democratic the counties that are home to Cleveland and Cincinnati were divided three ways each one district that includes the western Cleveland suburbs now stretches to the Indiana border three hours away the Princeton gerrymandering project gave the map an F. grade Jan Miller with the league of women voters in Ohio said leaders had trampled the state's constitution rather than purely represent a highlands I'm Jennifer king
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on WTVN
"Today, Governor Mike DeWine joined several leaders of Children's hospitals around the state. Coming as covid 19 cases arising among school aged Children, and they say that is putting a strain now on all the hospitals 16 highest number of cases per day throughout the entire pandemic. For kids aged 5 to 17 in Ohio have all been in the last 19 days. Meanwhile, the American Academy of Pediatrics said this week that Covid 19 cases in Children around the country are up about 240% since early July, the group reported just under 244,000 new cases among kids just this week. President Joe Biden in recent days ordered the Department of Labor to create some new rules requiring any company who employs more than 100, people. The mandate vaccines or have those employees tested weekly for the coronavirus. But Ohio's attorney General Day videos told 6 10 W TVNZ Brandon Boxer, It's not known how this mandate could even be in force. There are not nearly enough inspectors and can't be. I think America is too big Economies universe. It's going to be more like an I R s audit. Does your number come up? And the U. S. Census Bureau is reporting more Americans are going through a financial hardship. The federal agency says the number of Americans in poverty stood at more than 37 million people last year. That is a 1% increase Amazon is looking to hire. They need an additional 125,000 employees, the average right wage coming in at $18 an hour. It's the latest effort by Amazon to hire more workers around the country and provide for them in an increasingly competitive market. The company is looking to fill almost 40,000 tech in corporate positions, and they're also working to cover tuition costs for employees starting in January of next year, and President Joe Biden is expected to urge world leaders to commit to vaccinating 70% of the world's population of Covid 19. Within one year. I'm Allison Wyatt. Our next news update is coming up in 30 minutes. This view was worth the hike, right? And it's a good way to stay.
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on WTVN
"Today, Governor Mike DeWine joined several leaders of Children's hospitals around the state coming as Covid 19 cases arising among school age Children, and they say that is putting a strain now on all the hospitals, the 16 highest number of cases per day throughout the entire pandemic. For kids aged 5 to 17 in Ohio have all been in the last 19. Days. Meanwhile, the American Academy of Pediatrics said this week that Covid 19 cases in Children around the country are up about 240% since early July, the group reported just under 244,000 new cases among kids. Just this week, President Joe Biden in recent days ordered the Department of Labor to create some new rules requiring any company who employs more than 100, people. The mandate vaccines or have those employees tested weekly for the Corona. Virus. But Ohio's attorney General Day videos told 6 10 W TVNZ Brandon Boxer, It's not known how this mandate could even be in force. There are not nearly enough inspectors and can't be. I think America is too big economies to diverse It's going to be more like an I R s audit. Does your number come up? And the U. S. Census Bureau is reporting more Americans are going through a financial hardship. The federal agency says the number of Americans in poverty stood at more than 37 million people last year. That is a 1% increase Amazon is looking to hire they need an additional 125,000 employees. The average right wage coming in at $18 an hour. It's the latest effort by Amazon to hire more workers around the country and provide for them in an increasingly competitive market. The company is looking to fill almost 40,000 tech in corporate positions, and they're also working to cover tuition costs for employees starting in January of next year, and President Joe Biden is expected to urge world leaders to commit to vaccinating 70% of the world's population of Covid 19. Within one year. I'm Allison Wyatt. Our next news update is coming up in 30 minutes. This view was worth the hike right? And it's a good way to stay.
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on WTVN
"Governor Mike DeWine says he does not approve of President Joe Biden's vaccine and testing mandate for federal workers and businesses. DeWine says he believes the president made a mistake. Dr. Joe Castaldo, with the Ohio Health told 6 10 w TVNZ Brandon Boxer this morning. He doesn't like the mandates anymore than you do. But we all need to find the best way to make the best of a potentially dangerous situation being effective. But I don't like necessarily the thought that government is telling people what to do per se, although we pay taxes every year and follow the speed limit. You know, this is not about infringing on anybody's freedoms. I want everybody to be free. But really, this is a historic time and still what we need to do, and I'm always doing this today. We need to love each other and talk to our brothers and sisters who have not yet been vaccinated from the vantage point of caring and understanding. Meanwhile, the Southern Ohio Medical Center says they're ICU is at capacity. They made that announcement yesterday in Portsmouth. The staff is adding another Covid unit to address the issues. But they say they're worried that the staffing will not meet the demand of their patients. Top U. S. Health leaders believe that the Pfizer vaccine could be authorized for kids between the ages of 5 to 11 years old by the end of October. Former FDA commissioner Dr Scott Gottlieb is on Fighters Board and Dr James Verse Olympic is helping run Children's trials. You could potentially have a vaccine available to Children aged 5 to 11 by Halloween. That is our goal October. We are doing everything we can now to move these trials ahead and they're moving ahead well. In the meantime, the FDA has made it clear parents need to wait on the formal authorization. Saying quote Children are not small adults and the vaccine doses that are currently being studied in younger Children are not necessarily the same vaccine doses that have been approved for other age groups in Middletown mother is being sentenced to 21 years to life in prison for the death of her son, Britney. Ghazni was in court today after pleading guilty to charges including murder in the death of her six year old son, James, whose body has never been located. Shipping companies getting ready to raise those prices as the holidays inch closer livery surcharges, adding pressure to retailers across the country as they must decide whether to absorb the price hikes or pass them off to the consumer. The best way to be sure to beat the shipping trouble this holiday by early and plan ahead. ABC s Rebecca Jarvis also says there is expected to be a shortage of those hot holiday toys this year. So old Saint Nick needs that list a little bit early use radios. 6 10 w tdn four. Smart guy football, updated service in mid state basement systems and clouds, roofing allies state looking for a bounce back. Will be hosting Tulsa this Saturday at 3 30 on FS one, which you falling to ninth of the AP and 11th in the coach's poll following the loss to Oregon NFL tonight. The final game of week one has Baltimore visiting the Raiders. The Bangles after their overtime win in the opener, visit the Bears on Sunday. The Browns, coming off their second half collapsed in Kansas City will play their home opener on Sunday. Against Houston from the central Ohio..
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on WTVN
"Governor Mike DeWine's desk after it passed through the state House last night. The bill includes a 3% across the board personal Income tax cut. The tax reform plan reduces the number of tax brackets from 5 to 4. Lawmakers decided to include a medical conscience clause, even though Democrats tried to remove the language. It would allow medical professionals to deny treatment to someone if it violates their ethical, moral or religious beliefs. Lawmakers also decided on an education plan boost K through 12 funding by $2 billion and expand broadband networks. News Partners at ABC six for the second time in nearly two weeks, the Ohio Senate today passed a bill to prevent hazing on college campuses. Senate Bill 1 26, known as Collins law was passed by the Senate earlier this month than the House passed it on Friday. But then the Senate had to pass it again due to an amendment being added. Under the law, colleges would be required to report hazing incidents and provide anti hazing training to students and faculty. The bill will now go to Governor Mike DeWine's desk for signature. I'm Steve Bailey. Meanwhile, 29 more men have now filed a lawsuit against the Ohio State University over alleged abuse They suffered by the FRY, a former sports doctor. Just allegations against former sports doctor Richard Strauss in the federal lawsuit, filed Monday include one from a plaintiff who claimed abuse during more than 10 medical exams in the 19 eighties, starting from when he was a 16 year old high school wrestler whose team competed on the Ohio State campus. A different wrestler alleges that Strauss followed him during more than 50 medical visits. More than 400 alums have raised more allegations against Strauss, who passed away back in 2000 and five a law firm investigation. Concluding Ohio State was aware of the concerns about Strauss as early as 1979, but did nothing to stop him. Matt Napolitano, Fox News It's not just higher gas prices Americans are seeing but also higher prices for fruits and vegetable. We are at the art farm in Long Valley. They say they're really feeling the pinch of rising costs. You know these green beans here last year they cost 3 50 per container. This year, they have to charge 3 95, and it's not just the string beans is virtually all the produce lettuce and tomatoes included. They say the major drivers of their cost fuel that's a 40% for them and labor really hard to hire people right now amid a labor shortage, But prices are going up across the country. We're seeing some household staples costing more this year than last year. We're talking about strawberries and bananas and oranges. Fox Business Network's Lydia, who reporting from New Jersey. Meanwhile, U S Consumer confidence rose for 1/5 month in June. That's now to the highest level since the pandemic began last year. But former president Trump not mincing words. Today, when it comes to his views on the Biden administration. He describes his successor as catastrophic incited the situation along the southern border and the way other countries view view the United States. Well, it's catastrophic. If you look at the border if you look at the way other countries are treating us They treat us like dirt. He made those comments on the clay Travis and Buck Sexton show right here on 6 10 W T V and today the former president is set to visit the border on Wednesday. Summer air travel on the rise, but the airlines may not exactly be ready to handle the demand, A new report says. Southwest Airlines is telling employees to help avoid a big interruption and travel ahead of July 4th holiday weekend. CNBC says those working for the Texas space carrier are being asked to pick up extra shifts and overtime. Also being offered. It comes as Southwest has recently had to cancel and delay many flights for a variety of reasons, which include technical issues and a shortage of planes and pilots, for that matter. The airlines have dropped older planes during the pandemic. 50 million Americans are expected to travel during the holiday weekend. Bob Brown, NBC News radio and the family of Los Angeles Angels pitcher who was found dead has filed a lawsuit now against the team and two former employee Tyler Skaggs wife filed lawsuits in Fort Worth, Texas, were Skaggs died and his parents have filed in Los Angeles. They're suing the Angels and two former employees claiming negligence led to Skaggs dying. Two years ago at the age of 27. Skaggs was found unresponsive in his hotel room while on the road with the Angels. Toxicology showed the oxycodone and fentanyl in his body among those being sued as the Angels former communications director Eric K. Who told authorities he bought drugs for Skaggs, Alec Stone, ABC NEWS, Los Angeles I'm Allison Wyatt Stay connected to Columbus in central Ohio on the hour 30 minutes passed and as news breaks partly cloudy skies tonight Will be warm and muggy with a low of 73. Currently it's 85 degrees with 24 7 customer service and guaranteed repairs. Your progressive policy works the way it's supposed to. Unlike this stressful meditation guide, Take a deep breath.
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on WTVN
"V N. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today signing an executive order for college athletes in the state to profit off their name, image and likeness. The Delaware County Sheriff's Office reports. A kayaker found the body of a man inside of a plastic bin and Alum Creek Lake this morning. The sheriff's office says that kayaker was there picking up trash and other debris along the in the water when he spotted the bin. Police say that they arrested a man over the weekend who was showing off an assault style gun inside the Columbus comments. They responded to a report of someone displaying a weapon inside a parking garage. Near the comments. They then evacuated the area out of an abundance of caution. The man with the weapon was found he was placed under arrest on an unspecified charge. A multimillion dollar development has been announced for central Ohio biotech company Amgen is going to build a new manufacturing facility in New Albany. The $365 million investment announced on Monday will mean 400 new jobs for the area, according to a statement. Construction starts in the fall, Amgen will be looking to hire technicians, engineers and more. Ohio State University has already committed to helping develop an internship program with the new facility. I'm Jack Crumley, the price of gasoline going up a gas buddy reports prices of reason just over two cents a gallon in the past week, the national average now at $3.9 a gallon In central Ohio today, the average price falling below $3 per gallon gas buddy reports, Columbus is averaging out to be around $2.95 per gallon. That's down nearly six cents from just last week and a central Ohio animal rescue is looking for foster homes after they took in nearly 50 new animals in less than one day. April Burnside with Freedom Tales. Ohio said that he said yesterday that the shelter's capacity has been overrun by 37 new dogs in 12 New cats, and they say there's even more on the way. News radio 6 10 w T V N Sport after last night scoreless draw with Austin. The crew getting ready to open the new stadium will host New England Saturday. Activity is for the stadium will go on all week. The ribbon cutting ceremony tomorrow. Baseball tonight. Reds and Indians trying to bounce back after losing yesterday since he owes Philadelphia tribe home to Detroit Clippers off there in Toledo tomorrow, in case you're missing over the weekend to more Ohio State athletes made US Olympic teams. Alec Yoder makes the men's gymnastics team. And spinner.
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CDC: Delta variant expected to be dominant in US
"Ohio's governor is expressing concern that low vaccination rates in some areas could threaten plans to get back to normal especially for students on a playing field in Columbus Ohio high school coaches and athletes urged students to get vaccinated sunny styles is a nationally ranked safety on the football team for Pickerington Central High School you wanna be that guy though it entity may season the state of Ohio's coronavirus dashboard reports that only about forty seven percent of the population has started on their vaccines in some counties the figures are more like twenty eight or thirty percent governor Mike DeWine says there was a forty three percent bump in vaccination rates attributed to the backs a million promotion in may but that those numbers have tapered off the weeks after that have not been a spectacular certainly at all he's concerned about pockets of the state with lower vaccination rates it threatens their ability to have school without interruptions I'm Jennifer king
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The Latest: Alabama governor signs ‘vaccine passport’ ban
"States are ramping up promotions to get vaccinated first in New York there was VAX and scratch you get vaccinated you'll get a lottery scratch ticket that's not all I shop in the park New York governor Andrew Cuomo was offering an incentive leading up to the Memorial Day weekend if you get a vaccine this week anytime this week you will get a two day family pass to any state court in Ohio it's almost time for the first backs a million lottery drawing two million seven hundred and fifty eight thousand four hundred and seventy Ohioans have registered for the one million dollar drawing governor Mike DeWine says winners can also choose a full ride scholarship to a four year university in Ohio I'm at Donahue
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on WTVN
"Governor Mike DeWine says most of Ohio's covert 19 health orders will end on June 2nd. In a statewide address on Wednesday, DeWine said it leaves businesses to set up their own rules. Lifting these health horrors will not prevent a business from imposing his own requirements. In fact, I used to pull on the experience of other states. We expect that many stores or businesses may require social distancing and may require masking the one, said the state. The date gives Ohioans hesitant on getting a coronavirus bank, same time to at least start. The process says declining cases and hospitalizations and the effectiveness of the vaccine or prompting the move. Orders will stay in effect for nursing homes and assisted living facilities State of Ohio also offering an incentive for receiving the Corona virus vaccine on Wednesday, Governor Mike DeWine said anyone age 18 and older Really starts. The vaccination process will be entered into a drawing once a week. For five weeks, One on Highland will receive $1 million for those age 12 to 17. A similar drawing will be held to give them a full ride for your scholarship. Any Ohio College or University House Republicans. Introducing a bill is calling for Dr Anthony Fauci is immediate dismissal from federal government. Ohio Congressman Warren Davidson. Introducing the bill, he tells Fox news doctor found she's been incompetent. When it comes to the pandemic, he really has caused more harm and lack of confidence. He's inspired that certainly represent. He's been in the position since 1984 hey, left us unprepared for it, and he's not lead well through it. The bill would limit a head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, tenure to 12 years. Unlikely to pass the Democratic controlled Congress or be signed into law by President Biden Infrastructure in the colonial pipeline to big issues on the agenda today for the President, President Biden today delivers remarks and the RANSOMWARE attack on the colonial pipeline after the company announced Wednesday night it had restarted operations. The White House said in a statement that this means there's quote an end in sight for the supply disruptions impacting several states in the Southeast. The White House says it will continue to urge Americans to purchase on Lee the gas they need not horde fuel as supply is restored. The president later today will meet with a group of Senate Republicans to discuss his $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan and a GOP counterproposal. Karen Travers, ABC NEWS Washington, New York congresswoman least a phonic wants to be the New House Republican Conference chair. Comes after Congresswoman Liz Cheney was voted from the role in the letters to her House GOP colleagues to Phonic says she wants to have a quote, discipline, unified message among those in leadership. Ellen did generous, bringing her talk show to an end, saying she needs a new challenge. The announcement comes after a year of controversy, including claims of fostering a toxic workplace. One set down with NBC's Savannah Guthrie for a narrow view on NBC's Today show this morning. Did you feel like you were being canceled? Felt like somebody Had some, you know, I mean, I really didn't understand it. I still don't understand it. Um yeah, I thought I thought something was going on the generous informed her stamp. She'll wrap up her show in 2022, which would Mark 19 seasons on the Air Radio. Six dead. W TV END Sports NFL schedules around. Among the highlights for the Browns a Christmas Night game at Green Bay. They play the Bangles in Cincinnati, November 7th and then home on the season finale. January 9th. The Bangles play Urban Meyer's Jaguars in the Thursday night game September 30th Soccer Lies Night crew lose their first the season shallow by Toronto to nothing. Baseball reds in any is both won 10 inning game since he's scoring for the tend to be Pittsburgh. 51 tried getting a walk off single from the Med Rosario in 2 to 1 win over the Cubs and the Clippers lost Omaha. From the central Ohio $100 Sports Test match Record news radio 6 10 w TVs I'm Scott Jennings stay connected. The Columbus and Central Ohio on the hour 30 minutes passed, and this news breaks sunshine..
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Ohio governor unrolls $1M lottery prizes to urge vaccination
"Ohio's governor put some cash in scholarships behind a push to get more people vaccinated Ohio governor Mike DeWine is working to get more people back senator before the state's mask mandate and most other corona virus related orders end June second the wind is touting new lottery games in his state first there's a million dollar drawing every Wednesday for five weeks starting may twenty sixth there's no cash outlay each player simply has to be an adult who is have at least one vaccine dose there's another game this one for vaccinated Ohio teens under eighteen and the five prizes are full ride for your scholarships to a state public university the governor admits it's a crazy idea and possibly waste of money but he adds the real ways when the vaccine is now readily available is a life lost to Copa ninety I'm timid wire
Red Eye Radio
Protesters March for the Second Day in Columbus
"Hundreds of people marching in Columbus, Ohio, over Tuesday's fatal police shooting of a teenage girl body camera video showing the officer fired to stop the girl from stabbing another teen Ohio congressman Jim Jordan, who's from Columbus, telling Fox's Hannity. This is a tough situation, but I don't know what else this officer could have done. There'll be an investigation and we'll see what What happens there, Ohio's governor Mike DeWine, says he'll said state lawmakers of police reform bill within days, America
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Workers worry about safety, stress as states ease mask rules
"The number of deaths in newly confirmed cases of covert nineteen have fallen considerably from their January peaks are still running at high levels putting a spotlight on states like Texas and Mississippi that are lifting health orders aimed at stemming the virus's spread we're on a path White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff designs on NBC's meet the press people do need to meet the president's challenge of masking up people do need to take the vaccine when it's their turn we need to stay on this path and beat this pandemic health experts tracking new virus variants warn that lifting restrictions like mask mandates too soon could lead to another lethal wave of infections appearing on ABC's this week Ohio governor Mike DeWine puts it this way you know with the backseat we're now on the offense that's the great thing but in Ohio we can't give up the defense we have found that these mass work exceedingly well one says Ohio needs to make more progress before lifting health orders we're still at a you know a fairly high level word a hundred seventy nine cases for a hundred thousand for two weeks Ohio's goal is to get case numbers down to fifty per one hundred thousand meanwhile Mississippi which is eliminating mask requirements seating limits in restaurants and most other restrictions has seen its rate of positive covert tests increase along with deaths I'm Ben Thomas
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Governors lift COVID-19 restrictions despite risks of new spike
"More states are lifting coronavirus restrictions in Arizona Governor Doug Ducey says capacity restrictions are being lifted at restaurants, gyms and other businesses. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is telling. Baseball fans come back to the ballpark for a start with the Indians and 30% capacity the Cincinnati Reds as well. Texas governor Greg Abbott is defending his decision to reopen the numbers air going in all the right direction, he says. Texas is a completely different situation. It is safe. Open up, 100%, CDC director, Dr Rochelle Walensky says Now is not the time to do this. Current numbers remain concerned cases and deaths are still too high and have now plateaus for more than a week, Wilensky says. When prevention is rolled back cases go up. I'm
Newsradio 700 WLW
"governor mike dewine" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Governor Mike DeWine announced that the cover 19 related curfew was no longer in effect is current hospitalizations have stayed below 2500 for seven straight days today, mark the 10th straight day for that the wine said. It doesn't mean resident should let their guard down. We may in the future. We don't know. Have to put a curfew back on. We certainly hope we do not But it's very important and I think Doctors world we'll say Very important for us to continue to do what we've been doing. Almost get the vaccine in our arms as quick as we can. But at the same time we've gotta continue wear a mask. We've got to continue to keep the distance. The current number of covert hospitalizations in Ohio was 1862 Today, December 2800 cover 19 cases were reported. There were 721 deaths in the report, but around 650 of them date back to November and December, which were under reported as announced by the State Health Department on Wednesday around 71 of those deaths today, we're nearly reported A Cincinnati salt truck driver accused of attempting to strike police officers who were running a traffic stop on reading last month, was indicted today by Hamilton Chronic County grand jury charged with aggravated menacing Omar Armstrong was that driver Kentucky's cover 19 positivity rate, the lowest It's been since November. 6th 7.8% as 1880 new cover 19 cases for announced today, but there were 36 new deaths. Two high school sports day tournaments in Ohio will be held in different venues next month. The Ohio High School Athletic Association on Thursday announcing that state high school wrestling and ice hockey tournaments will stay in central Ohio instead of Value City Arena in Columbus. The wrestling tournament will be March 13th and 14th Division one at Hillyer Darby High School Division two at Highland. And Division three state tournament being held it Mary Ann Harding. The ice hockey tournament will be March 13th at Ohio Health Icehouse. The Columbus Blue Jackets practice rink next to nationwide arena that normally hosts the game's value. City Arena and nationwide Arena are not available this year due to covert 19 restrictions. I'm Jack Crumley, Major League Baseball announcing Start times for all 30 teams. 2021 schedules today. Reds Opening day. A Great American ballpark is Thursday afternoon, April 1st against the ST Louis Cardinals of the four 11th pitch. Opening series will continue within their 4 10 starts Saturday afternoon. The third and the 1 10 start on Sunday. April 4th You see men's basketball, Not in action tonight you to cover 19 issues and Memphis. The schedule was revised Wednesday by the A C They will now host Temple tomorrow night tip offs at seven pre game starts here on the Big One had 6 35. Final numbers on Wall Street. The Dow was down seven points. NASDAQ Up 53 points the S and P Rose 6.5. Our next update is at 6 30. I'm Sean Gallagher News radio 700. W well W. This report is sponsored by Staples Stores. Thistles has what you need like furniture,.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"governor mike dewine" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Severe weather Station I'm nine first warning meteorologist Austin Winfield News radio 700 WLW radar's clear 31 degrees right now in Ohio. The governor says he's worried about your safety. If you protest this weekend in Columbus, stay away from the Statehouse this weekend. That's not an order, but a recommendation from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's I was a citizen. It seems to me that would not be a place that I would want to go, but I cannot tell people not to do that. The governor says the more Video one sees of the riot, the U. S Capitol. The worse it looks, he says. There were some bad people there and you might run into the same. If you demonstrated the state capital this weekend, I would be concerned that you would be In there with other people who are different than you. Violence, So the governor's suggests a different place to protest at a different time I met Reese News Radio 700 WLW Indiana State government complex will be closed out of an abundance of caution coming up on Tuesday and Wednesday, and in Kentucky Governor Bashir has short up Frankfurt. Domestic terror is never okay. We must stop it every time we see it, and we cannot let what we saw the U. S. Capitol become a new normal in this country. Joe Budden has announced his ambitious plan to vaccinate Americans 100 million People. President elect Joe Biden, outlining his plan to deliver 100 million shots in 100 days mobilized more medical teams to get two shots and people's arms. Increased supply and get it out the door as soon as possible. The president elect says he'll use FEMA and the National Guard to set up 100 emergency vaccination centers around the country, converting Jim stadiums and community centers. And he's promising that the federal government will streamline the vaccine distribution process to states that is a B C's Mary Bruce But it also named a science advisor to his Cabinet, a new post that he's going to announce later today. It's part of his commitment, he says. To keep science, always at the forefront of this administration. A. Redd's update. Six players who were eligible for arbitration have signed new contracts. That's pictures. Michael Lawrenson, Amir Garrett Tyler Malli. No way Ramirez, Luis Castillo and outfielder Jesse Winker all back in the Reds uniform this year and just 75 days until opening day college basketball Xavier and you see both canceling their matchups this weekend because of Cove it NFL divisional playoffs will be on the Big one this afternoon 4, 35, Rams and Packers. The Ravens and Bills at 8 15. Our coverage today begins at four and tomorrow the brands and chiefs began a three or five, then followed by the Bucks in New Orleans at 6 40. Lots of football I Sandy Collins, our next update at 11 30 on NewsRadio, 700 wlw. It's a brand new year and Haverty furniture is here to help you keep your resolutions. Why not? Listen to your custom playlists in a chair custom made for you Trade your old coffee table for one that doubles as a dining table up to Your.
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"governor mike dewine" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"C on Election day from all over the U. S. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine We have unique capabilities. We have special personnel, special equipment that has been specifically requested by the federal government for us to deploy to Washington and we have responded and done so and he says enough to cover his state Capitol. Reports in that area around the capital in D C as well as inside has become a semi armed camp. What is ahead for US relations with NATO and the Biden administration will U. S Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchinson on Bloomberg says they will be good as eyes continue to turn toward China. European allies have been with us on beginning to look at what China is doing and start preparing, if necessary to guard against the kinds of activities that we're seeing China do, for instance, cyber and hybrid. She also says Russian cyberattacks need to be on the agenda. And Arizona Republican Party is threatening to censure Cindy McCain. And she says, that's okay. John was censured by the party. It's lost its way and she says she's gonna make up some T shirts in San Francisco. I'm Ed Baxter, This is Bloomberg. Alright, Dad. Thank you. Let's get to dance. Schwartzman. He's got global sports question. Has Arsenal hit a wall? Yeah. You know what they look so good Four straight wins Three league wins in a row, but they fail to win this fourth Premier League match General they playing play Crystal Palace. Really? To boil it boring. Scoreless draw the Emirates The gunner is still remain in 11th Place League table Palace season 13..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"governor mike dewine" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Vaccinating the elderly against covert 19 beginning soon in Ohio Governor Mike DeWine says the state Is dealing with the vaccine shortage. That's not the president's Falls or Trump Administration. It won't be the Biden administration's fault. Look, we don't have enough actually in the whole country. And, uh, I hope that we get a third vaccine online, 4th and 5th and things will get better. But we're not used to having a scarcity, uh, in the in the medical area, and we're not used to ration. You heard Governor DeWine on with our own Bill Cunningham just a few moments ago. We do have an update now directly from the governor. He talked about the website in order to find an area that's offering the shot. It will not be available online now until eight o'clock tomorrow morning. The governor had previously said it would be live this evening. Again. That will be eight o'clock tomorrow morning. The website coronavirus dot Ohio dot gov. That website itself right now is running with normal updates from the state Health Department on the vaccine on the virus itself in other ways to stay safe, But again the specific element of being able to find an area that's offering the vaccinated shot is not going to be live until eight o'clock tomorrow morning. We are expecting an update on vaccine distribution in Hamilton County and the city of Cincinnati tomorrow. Meantime, by Mike DeWine government State of Ohio, hereby authorize is as needed. In state activity duty status. Those personnel and units of the Ohio National Guard as designated by the ads. In general, they're needed to assist the state and local authorities activating even Maura National Guard in both the state and to be sent to Washington as preparation for any further violence by those unhappy with election results. State Highway.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"governor mike dewine" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"But it stays chili with a high of 38 Sunny with a high in the low forties on Sunday. It's 32 degrees right now. People of the Tri States nursing homes who received the first shots for covert 19 get the second round of booster shots. Today. The state of Ohio is working first to protect those most at risk from the Corona virus, and they've unveiled plans now to start expanding vaccinations to others very soon. Among those next on the list to receive a coronavirus shot are older Ohio in Tuesday, January, 19 vaccinations will be available to those who are 80 years of age and older. We will start with our most form. Governor Mike DeWine. Next will be those 75 older on January 25th 70 and older on February 1 and it will be February 8th for those Ohioans over the age of 65. Governor also plans to begin vaccinations for school workers next month with the goal of reopening the schools by March. 1st. I'm Matt Reese news radio 700 WLW say, starting to see a surgeon cases because of family gatherings have happened over the holidays. Suck You governor and Bashir says they're almost 5000 cases yesterday. That's the second highest total since the pandemic began. Bear Cat snapped a five game losing streak. They were winners on the road last night. Bill Dennison has details coming up in sports at 5 40. Gonna stay Cloudy in the Tri state today and chilly forecast is next. 700 w w news time. 5 35 It went together. We believe that your acts of generosity should be rewarded. That's why we partner would do gooders like the Arbor Day Foundation, whose mission is to save the world by planting trees. Then we give out amazing prizes for supporting their cause. Like a brand new Tesla cyber truck. You heard that right by donating to support.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"governor mike dewine" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"This would not have happened plain and simple. The fish stinks from the head, plain and simple. And so I believe the president is dangerous. And should not hold office One day longer. The other Democrat in charge of Capitol Hill, Nancy Pelosi, wants the president out right now as well wants to undermine democracy. That's what he's about domestically and internationally, and the president gave him the biggest off all of his many gifts to Putin. The biggest gift yesterday. President Trump is only in office for less than two weeks. But Speaker Pelosi says she fears he could still do harm after the breach of the capital by his supporters yesterday. Pelosi now wants the U. S. Capitol police chief to resign, according to CNN. The House sergeant at Arms, has submitted his resignation. We're not hearing much from the president today, now that he's been officially blocked on Facebook and Instagram for at least his final two weeks in office, and Twitter says it will permanently suspend his account if he continues to violate policy. Let's check your drive home now the latest traffic and weather together. From the U. C. Health Traffic Center, the UC health Weight loss Center offer solutions for life changing weight loss visit you see health dot com slash weight loss to take the next step. There's a slowdown on North 75 approaching the Norwood lateral on up past paddock near Paddock. There is an accident on the right shoulder. That's part of the reason things are slowing down their rest the highways in very good shape this afternoon. I'm Rob Williams news radio 700 wlw. The Lady's forecast from the train heating and cooling Weather Center on news radio 700 WLW overcast skies, We have a chance of flurries, mainly in northern Kentucky, a lower 29 are Friday, then a morning chance of flurries and then mostly cloudy high of 36 at night, gradual clearing and a low down to 25. Looking ahead. Plenty of sunshine for the weekend from your severe weather station. I'm nine first warning. Chief meteorologist Steve Raleigh News Radio 700 WLW Radar's clear 37 degrees are temperature in Cincinnati, the Ohio Governor Mike DeWine,.