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"Good morning, everyone. It is Wednesday, January 5th. It's 5 a.m. in New York. Thanks so much for getting an early start with us. I'm Laura Jarrett. Good morning, Laura. I'm Christine Romans. Hello everybody. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world. We begin this morning with breaking news overnight in Chicago, where the third largest public school system in the country has followed through on its promise to cancel all classes today after the teachers union voted to refuse to show up for work in person. Teacher said they were concerned about a lack of lack of safety measures. They wanted to go online. But now, with no remote learning, hundreds of thousands of children are caught in the middle, just hours after President Biden said this. We provided the states with a 130 billion with a B, $1 billion to specifically keeps our students safe and schools open. Funding for ventilation, ventilation systems in the schools. Social distancing classrooms, even larger classrooms. On buses and everything from bus drivers to buses. So I encourage the states that school district to use the funding that you still have to protect your children and keep the schools open. Chicago had actually resumed in person classes on Monday in school officials insists that conditions are safe for in person learning in class, but this standoff could last for weeks. CNN's Omar Jimenez starts us off from Chicago. Well, this vote from the Chicago teachers union triggers a cancellation of class, which is what the school district warned would happen if this vote went through. In total, 73% of the rank and file members of the Chicago teachers union voted in favor of this in response, the school district called this an unfortunate decision and said they now worry about the well-being of the students. They also said teachers will not be compensated for this. Now part of what the Chicago teachers union has been so concerned with is they don't believe the current measures in place make it safe enough for students and staff to be in person, especially amid record COVID-19 case numbers among students, staff members, and the city of Chicago over recent weeks. The school district, however, has maintained that class in person is safe saying that there is no evidence of widespread transmission and the school's CEO, Pedro Martinez, arguing that this current tactic of negotiation isn't practical. And I have been very, very clear that it is not practical to have a district wide decision when there is such a variance across our city of how COVID is affecting us. It feels like Groundhog Day. CT leadership is compelling its membership to make a decision that will harm hundreds of thousands of Chicago families who rely upon CPS for their daily needs. For their education, for their nutrition, for their safety. That's real harm. Now, part of what the district has proposed includes school level metrics on when to move to remote learning. For example, when 50% of the student population has to either isolate or quarantine. Moving forward, the teachers union has indicated that this push to refuse in person instruction isn't just for today, but goes until at least January 18th or until both sides can reach an agreement on what safe in person learning looks like. Laura, Christine. All right, Omar in Chicago. So all this leaves parents, their employers, and of course the children in a really tough spot. Child mental health experts say uncertainty at school creates stress that's a cause for concern. They are feeling increasing anxiety around just how to be in communicate with people and build friendships and being able to feel comfortable in their environment. My 12 year old they still act so young, they're more like elementary school kids, their world was turned upside down. As adults, we are able to bounce back quicker, usually, faster, but for them, you know, it's going to take a little more time. This unpredictable school situation also leaves parents in limbo, yet again. The lack of understanding that we now have children and families in the crossfire of this gigantic mess that is kind of late in our laps because we have had a failure to plan for this moment, knowing that we were going to have a winter break, knowing that we were going to have a COVID spike. I mean, all of this is really being left on the shoulders of American families who are also hold trying to hold up the American economy at the same time. So only adding to the school problem, finding enough drivers to get schools there, the situation is so desperate that Biden administration now allowing states to temporarily waive some testing requirements for school bus drivers. Get this. The part of the test that asks drivers to identify under the hood engine components, that can now be waived until the end of March. It seems like a pretty a pretty good move. In August, many school districts offered cash bonuses for drivers as well. And more issues on the COVID testing front, the popular binax now rapid tests. Well, they're getting more expensive. Walmart and Kroger are raising prices on those test kits after an agreement with The White House to sell them at cost, expired last month. Health experts say these tests need to be inexpensive to encourage people to actually use them regularly. President Biden says the new rule requiring private insurance companies to reimburse people for rapid tests will go into effect next week. Officials say you will have to file a claim to be reimbursed though. All right, I do not see January 6th
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"Holidays. And that does it for me here on CNN newsroom. Thanks very much for joining me. Let me know what you thought the show tweet me or send me a message on insta. Our coverage meanwhile continues on early start with pretty Romans and Laura Jarrett. They'll have much more force on the January 6th investigation. And I'll see you
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"Before leaving. Now with Brown also said the team characterizing this is a mental health issue is wrong saying I have stress. I have things I need to work on, but the worst part of this has been the Bucs repeated effort to portray this as a random outburst. They are telling people that first I walked off, then I was cut. No, no, no, I was cut first, and then I went home. Now the bucks have yet to officially release Brown after Arian said he was no longer a member of the team after the game on Sunday. The team has not commented on brown's statement. All right, the NFL, meanwhile, is exploring contingency plans for the upcoming Super Bowl because of the COVID surge in subsequent tightening of COVID restrictions. The league says it still expects the game to go on as scheduled on February 13th in englewood, California, but an NFL spokesman says several teams have been contacted about stadium availability in case of unforeseen circumstances according to reports AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas is one of the sites that's been contacted. And you know guys, years of planning go into super bowls, so I mean, if they're gonna change the sites, you think they'd have to do it pretty soon. Yeah. Almost a month away. Yep, better have a plan. Run out of time. All right, Andy schulz, thanks, Andy. The oldest known surviving American World War II veteran died Wednesday at the age of a 112. Lawrence Brooks was drafted into the army at age 31 in the mostly African American 91st engineer battalion stationed in New Guinea and the Philippines after the war. He was a forklift operator for 40 years. He survived by 5 children, a 13 grandchildren, and 32 great grandchildren, and Laura when asked what his key was to a long life. He said serving God and being nice to people. Thank God for people like him, right? At different generations. Best to his family today. Thanks for joining us, everybody. I'm Christine Romans. I'm Laura Jarrett, an important day of remembrance ahead, new day is next. Hi, I'm Shannon storms fedor. When we started selling my health products online, our shipping process was painfully slow. Then we found ship station. Now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster, and thanks to ship stations discounted rates, we're saving a ton. Honestly, we couldn't do it without ship station. Join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done, with ship station. Go to ship station dot com slash TV and get two months free. Just a matter of time, this will blow your mind. On the next eco solutions, go inside expo 2020 Dubai to see how the elements are being harnessed for good. From the sun and essential resource. All throughout the day, our energy trees rotate just like sunflowers to face the sun. To the earth, and the sky. We were inspired by kite borders, how they can convert the wind energy into mechanical energy. Eco solutions Sunday on CNN. Is American democracy really endanger? I didn't want to believe it, but the threat seems real. We can't just look away. So join me for the fight to save American democracy. A fareed sicaria special, Sunday on CNN. This is CNN, more people get their news from CNN than any other news source.
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"The falling railing himself, multiple bands also said the staff told them to get the F off the field after they had fallen in a statement the Washington football team said the safety of their fans is the utmost importance and they are looking in to what happened. And finally, time season ticket holder Chad Davis had thrilled watching his team win the AFC south on Sunday, but the thrill turned into panic when he noticed on his two hour drive home from the stadium that his wedding ring with the Titans logo on it was missing. He asked for help on Twitter saying sick to my stomach was sitting in section two O two. Please share in case someone found it, I would pay to recover it. Well, Titan's president Burke Nile saw the post and sent a security guard to go try to find it. And guess what? One of them did. Not help posting a picture of the ring saying all good Chad. Someone will be in touch about how to get it back to you. Yeah, living a ring in a stadium guys gotta make it pretty nervous, but you have a great happy ending to that story. I'm pretty impressive. They found it so quickly. I want to know is his wife's name on that ring? I was gonna say. I have a lot of questions. Why is the Titan? Did he marry on his wedding ring? Like two loves, the Titans and my wife. That's right. At least she knew what she was up for. She knew she knew what his loves were. Nice to see you, Andy. Great news for them. Thank you. Thanks for joining us. This Tuesday morning. I'm Christine Romans. I'm Laura Jarrett, new day's next. Hi, I'm Wolfgang Puck. When I started my online store, Wolfgang back home, I knew there would be a lot of orders to fill, and I've learned them to ship out fast. That's why I chose chip station. Ship station helps manage orders. Produce shipping costs and grand out shipping labors. It's my secret ingredient. Ship station, the number one choice of online sellers and Wolfgang Puck, go to ship station dot com slash TV and get two months free. CNN exclusive inside the U.S. capitol on the anniversary of January 6th. The police, the lawmakers, and the leaders fighting for accountability, an unprecedented gathering, untold stories, and what must happen next to defend democracy. Jake tapper and Anderson Cooper host live from the capitol, January 6th, one year later, Thursday on CNN. Across Africa, businesses are working together like never before. All new on CNN connecting Africa. Join me and Lenny's Jocko says we Kris kross the consonant to show you how new connections between people places and projects are revolutionizing commas in Africa. All new connecting Africa Saturday on CNN in association with a fraction bank.
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"Just days after taking office, the new Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg says he won't go after lesser offenses. Things like prostitution and resisting arrest for certain crimes. He says he believes that the decision will make the city safer and the criminal justice system more fair. However, he has been met by major backlash as naysayers from the police union to Manhattan shopkeepers argue that the new policy is actually going to invite more crime. Let's talk about this now with CNN correspondent lira Laura Jarrett. Laura just walk us through specifically the crimes that we're talking about that he's not going to be going after. Yeah, guys, so it's interesting. Alvin Bragg, you might dismiss him as just another progressive prosecutor trying to make big changes in a city. He's come in. This was the progressive platform that he wanted. But he's backing up his ideas with data and essentially trying to strike this balance between fairness and the criminal justice system on the one hand. And this need, this real concern about public safety and he's essentially telling his prosecutors in his office do not get bogged down with low level petty crimes because if you do, then we can not focus on the real serious violent crime that everybody really cares about. So let's take a look at what exactly he's telling his staff. You do not prosecute anymore. Things like marijuana, misdemeanor offenses, failing to pay fines for traffic violations. Most trespassing crimes not talking about stocking, but lower level trespassing, resisting arrests, that's an interesting one getting some pushback and prostitution and I should also mention he's taking on the bail system telling his staff again, do not try to get pre trial detention for people for low level crimes. That's not where the focus should be. The police union, as you mentioned, a lot of pushback on this essentially saying, why should we arrest people if they're just going to be back on the street, but Bragg is backing it up with data again saying the vast majority of people who are out on bail do not go on to reoffend do not actually commit violent crimes where they are while they are out on bail. And if they are in jail for even three days, it has life altering repercussions. Now, you might wonder how the mayor feels about all of this, given his platform, given all the talk about tamping on temping down on crime in the city. But Eric Adams seems to be backing brag here. He says he's going to meet with him in the coming days. He says he respects his position as a prosecutor and he too says we should not be sending people the Rikers Island for petty crimes. How does it actually work though? What happens to someone you can still get arrested, then what happens to you? Well, the prosecutors, the prosecutor on the case, will essentially just defer prosecution or find some other means like community service. But again, you kind of point out John, will they even be arrested as one of the questions and, you know, some of these cases, how this all plays out on the ground remains to be seen. Yeah, I think practically speaking, we're going to have to see what happens here. So Laura, part of the point that DA Bragg is making is that Rikers Island shouldn't be a mental health facility, right? I mean, we saw a lot of deaths there in 2021 as people awaited trial. Yeah, Rikers is busying as a sort of a scourge on the criminal justice system. COVID hasn't helped that at all. De Blasio promised to take it on, but still it remains sort of embarrassment of the system and Bragg and mayor Adam saying they want to do something about it. All right, Laura, thank you so much for that report. 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"CNN ten. My name is Carl Zeus. I'll be your explainer in chief. Rambling stories, complex issues explained all in ten minutes CNN ten of virtual learning resource you can use at home. CNN dot com slash CNN ten. A milestone for Apple, almost two huge to wrap your head around. Apple, the first company in history to break the $3 trillion market cap barrier, put another way. If you combine the value of Walmart, Disney, McDonald's, Ford, Coke, ExxonMobil, and the other 8 giant companies you see here, apple is still worth more. Or you could say it's bigger than the gross domestic product of most countries, including Great Britain, only the U.S. China Japan and Germany are larger than the market cap of Apple. The stock settled back slightly to close at a market cap of 2.99 trillion, a figure all the more remarkable because of how fast apple got there. It took 42 years from its launch in a Bay Area garage to reach its first $1 trillion in value. It took just two years to hit the second trillion, get into the third trillion. Oh, just took 16 and a half months. The stock is up 35% last year. Apple won't be alone for long, analysts think Microsoft could follow its tech Titan rival into the three mile high club within the next few months. Remarkable. Early start continues right now. Hey, good morning, everyone. This is early start. I'm Laura Jarrett. And I'm Christine Romans exactly 30 minutes past the hour this Tuesday morning. That means it's time for our top story is to keep an eye on today. As omicron surges and more children are in the hospital, parents are bracing for schools to go back online. Politicians are vowing to keep classrooms open, trying to reassure parents, they won't be left in the lurch on child care, unemployment, and their hope the pandemic's end was in sight. The FBI is now helping investigate last week's wildfires in boulder county, Colorado, two people are still missing as authorities survey the damage and look for the cause. The fire is destroyed nearly 1000 buildings. The only hospital in the town of Lewisville remains closed because of smoke damage. After 30 years in office, veteran democratic Illinois congressman and civil rights activist Bobby rush will not be seeking another term, according to several reports, he joins 23 of the Democrats who have said they will not be seeking reelection as their party tries to cling to its slim House majority. In New York, a federal judge has dismissed charges against two prison guards who admitted to falsifying records the night that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein died in jail. Tova Noel and Michael Thomas who were accused of failing to check on Epstein in prison after he was placed on suicide watch. Toyota said to make history today and become the top selling auto company in the U.S., General Motors has held the title for almost a century, both companies forecast report sharp drops in sales last quarter with of course computer chips still in short supply. And still no Powerball winner Christine, there's still time for you. The jackpot is going to orbit the next drawing is tomorrow. The estimated jackpot now, $575 million, and I know Christina always says, take the payout. I do, but I also never, ever play the lottery. That's what you know about me. Fully fund your 401k and 5.9 folks. Leave the lottery aside. All right, the FDA green lighting Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine booster shot for children, ages 12 to 15. The agency also shortening how long you need to wait for your booster if you receive the Pfizer vaccine. Everyone 12 and older, now eligible after just 5 months, that's instead of 6. The CDC director is expected to sign off as soon as tomorrow. Some families in Texas went for boosters before heading back to class. I was at basketball practice and I just got in the car and my mom was like, we're going to get your booster today. I was ready to be like a long time before we got it. But I think it's good because we're about to teach you a lot of traveling for like sports and stuff. So I'm glad I got it now. It's been busy. It's been nice. I mean, this is what we've been wanting. Glad to see it busy. The omicron variant has been disrupting kids returning to physical classrooms across the country. The former acting head of the CDC says it could be a rough few weeks here, folks, but he sees a reason for optimism. As omicron goes through and it's going through at an enormously high and fast rate. It will leave behind, hopefully. People who have some protection against whatever variant comes next. If that's truly the case in the next 6 weeks, two months, we could be starting to see the endgame for this pandemic. It's time for three questions in three minutes. Let's bring in doctor Elizabeth Murray. She's a pediatric emergency medicine physician at gallicano children's hospital at the university of Rochester medical center. Doctor Marie so nice to see you this morning. This news from the FDA on expanding the booster, something like 5 million kids now eligible. What are you looking for when the CDC advisers meet tomorrow? I'm going to let a little nerd energy out. I am very excited for the meeting. I love these meetings, these advisory council meetings. They are jam packed full of great information. They are open to the public. They are live streamed. I highly encourage people to watch what you can because the discussion is robust and great and you get to see these great minds kind of go through all the data. So I'm expecting to see a safety update and then the data is saying why they think of 5 month window is the right window. And so let's see what they have to show us. I always like to say, let's see the data before we cast an opinion. And so I'm very much looking forward to it as a mother of a 12 year old who is approaching the 5 month Mark. I'm definitely very interested to see what the data tells us. Yeah, I'm right at the 5 month Mark two for two of my kids, so I'm real real interested to see what this is going to mean and how quickly we can do this. I want you to listen to what the Surgeon General of Florida said yesterday on COVID testing. My department's goal is going to be to put out testing that doesn't restrict access to testing, but reduces the use of low value testing and prioritizes high value testing. So if your grandmother gets a test, that's a much high, much more valuable test than the 8 year old third graders that Los Angeles County is sending in to get weekly testing. The first one is going to is much more likely to change outcomes. By changing outcomes, does this targeted testing strategy have merit in your view? Well, I think it depends on what our priorities are. And I don't think they have to be mutually exclusive. I get nervous when we're kind of pitting one thing against another, this strategy can be different. You know, making sure that the elderly perhaps more vulnerable person has early access to things like monoclonals or other treatments to prevent them from going to the hospital if they become sick. Certainly is very, very valuable, but keeping kids in school and adults in the school buildings all safe is also critically important. So the goal there is really keeping the germ out of school because we do have adults and we do have vulnerable children in school. So there's layers of protection that we need to focus on testing is definitely one of them. But it's not the be all end all as a week of now 300,000 pediatric cases in the United States blowing by the previous record of 250,000 cases hearing from my colleagues in Kansas City that some schools are going mask optional this week is certainly very, very concerning to me, I think we need to continue with these layers of protection, testing, being
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"Did you commit to stopping your crackdown against Alexei Navalny? This is the prison colony for Alexei Navalny has been in turn. Yet. Can you see these guards or waiting for us? We can't even register to be here. You happy with your president? It's very interesting question. I can't tell you the choice. Would you take this opportunity to apologize to the people of Belarus for the human rights abuses that they've suffered at your hands? Is there a chance that the Russians could be planning? An invasion of course. There's very little sign of any side backing down. It's got blasted with a water cannon. We can't go any closer. There could be some interception by the Russians. Not good. As rotten forces, pull back their troops, they're reading naval forces for the Visa then deployed. We've got to run for it, right? Yes, come on, let's go. Matthew chance, CNN I'm David Mackenzie and Cape Town. And this is CNN. All right, here we go. It is Tuesday, January 4th, 5 a.m. exactly in New York. Thanks for getting an early start with us. Good morning. I'm Christine Romans. Hey, good morning, Christine. I'm Laura Jarrett. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and all around the world. Less dangerous, but spreading quickly omicron is twisting this nation in knots after two exhausting years, people are desperate to find a way to live alongside coronavirus, but striking a balance between restrictions and accommodations is tricky. At the center of it all, schools. Today, more than 3200 of them are closed nationwide. We need our children to be in schools. I think the term distance learning is like a contradiction in terms. I mean, Philadelphia, you know, when children aren't in schools, there are many aren't getting the one decent meal they get during the day, the instance of child abuse basically disappears because you're not picking that up in school, but most importantly, you know, the socialization, social development, the kids so sorely missed last year, is absolutely no, I think we need to do everything we can to get children back to school, but it's a precious thing. And because it's a precious thing, we need to treat preciously 77 of Philadelphia's 215 schools are shifting to 100% online today. Schools in Detroit, LA, Atlanta, Milwaukee, Seattle, Cleveland, Washington, all also going remote, or they're delaying their start for at least a few days after the holiday break. In many cases, they're waiting for COVID tests, rapid tests, which are scarce, or PCR tests, which take days to return results. In Louisville, Kentucky teachers are lining up to be tested before going back to class. They're hoping to avoid virtual learning. I do not want to go to NTI. None of the teachers do. The kids don't want it. I want to teach. And I'm scared right now, just the result of this. I don't want COVID. Meantime, hospitalizations in the U.S. now topping 100,000 for the first time in nearly four months, including children largely spared by earlier variants, the hospitalization rate for kids is the highest it's ever been with more than 500 kids admitted every day last week. Now, did those children show up because they had a broken leg or a broken arm and then happened to test positive for COVID versus did they show up because they had trouble breathing because of COVID-19? I think those two are still needing to be a little teased out and unfortunately you and I both know that people who are seeking to minimize the seriousness of COVID-19 in children are going to hang on to that fact, but I think we would be foolish to keep minimizing COVID-19 in children at this point in the pandemic. I mean, let me repeat that 500 kids per day hospitalized. And some doctors are saying they're seeing comorbidities like asthma. Think of how many children have asthma and what a risk that is for catching the omicron variant here. The possibility of sending kids home for the umpteenth time in this pandemic, the cloud that looms over all parents now. It's also threatening to cause major economic disruption if workers can't get child care. I am marching into this year as calm and confident as possible. There's very little we can control. But I can control how I behave and how I present it to my kids. Some school districts, though, did reopen on time, most notably New York City. The nation's largest school system under a new mayor defying a union request to start virtually. I'm going to tell you what's going to happen day to day. We are saying open. We're going to do everything that we have to do to keep our schools open. And I know there's questions about staff. And I know this question about testing. There's a lot of questions. But we're going to turn those question marks into an exclamation point, we're staying open. We're going to make sure our children are in safe spaces. All right, that's New York. In Chicago, the teachers union threatening a walkout now members will hold an emergency vote today and whether teachers should go virtual. But that can only happen if the board of Ed agrees, if not, teachers could be locked out of their online classrooms, leaving kids with nothing. You have to ask them if they would prefer that children who they know won't be in these buildings. Should be without any type of interaction, any type of education. The number of children hospitalized in Illinois has tripled since the beginning of December. The governor wants kids in class. I've said all along that it's better for our students to have them in class. But safely. And so that's why we've provided an offered testing and we've offered and provided more vaccinations. And so we hope that school districts across the state will take us up on that. Students in Chicago, which has the third largest school district in the country, by the way, went back in class in person yesterday. School officials insist that it is safe to have kids in physical classrooms, CNN's Omar Jimenez has the latest from Chicago. Well, Christine Laura, today the Chicago teachers union is expected to convene an emergency meeting among its representatives at individual schools to vote on whether they would want to move to remote learning amid a surge in COVID-19 cases, which of course goes against what the school district has asked them to do. Now, if they vote yes and actually don't show up to school after this vote goes through it, puts the decision and the school district hands as to whether they would lock these teachers out of their remote classrooms as they have threatened to do under similar circumstances in the past. And for the school district, they resumed in person learning on Monday and have maintained all along that going to school is safe because of vaccinations, universal masking, social distancing, testing, and more. Mayor Lori Lightfoot even releasing a statement Monday that read in part, we can not forget that shifting fully to remote learning is not a panacea and comes with significant harm to students and their families. The best thing that we can do for our students, staff, and all our partners at CPS is to get vaccinated. Now part of the union's concern has come from a recent surge in COVID-19 cases and students, staff, and the surrounding community, but also from uncertainty on what the current COVID-19 picture actually looks like. And that's because, according to Chicago public schools, data between December 26th and January 1st of the more than 35,000 COVID-19 tests that were returned, more than 24,000 of those were declared invalid. These past two weeks, Chicago has seen its highest daily case rate of COVID-19 since the pandemic began. Christine, Laura. All right, Omar, thank you so much for that. So omicron case counts are breaking records, but health experts say hospitalizations are the important number, the most important number to watch here with omicron. Thankfully, many reported cases have mild or no symptoms. And the high overall numbers you see could partly be the result of a holiday backlog in reporting.
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"Dot com studios. Here's Mike Gallagher. Isn't it wild that there's even a debate about the ethics of a mob standing out somebody's home that they disagree with? Shouting at them and protesting? In fact, to the left, there isn't even a debate. These angry mobs gathered outside the houses of people like Brett Kavanaugh and Samuel Alito are right. And they're coming right out and saying it. Never mind that it's literally illegal. It is against the law. There are statutes on the books, prohibiting the kind of protests we're seeing outside the homes of the Supreme Court Justices. It doesn't matter. You think the Democrats are the party of Law & Order? They're fine with laws being broken. If they agree with it, listen to CNN, listen to this exchange yesterday between somebody named John Avalon and Laura Jarrett on CNN. And this is a question about civility, the frustration people feel is personal. But where's the line? Obviously, what we see the apparent arson at a at an anti abortion nonprofit in Wisconsin is over the line. Violence is always over the line. But the real questions and conversations today about protests outside Supreme Court Justices houses. Particularly justice Kavanaugh. Where do you think that line is? I think there are a lot of people that a conversation about civility feels like it misses the mark when constitutional rights that you believe that you had for over 50 years are about to be overturned. The justices have security so far all of the protests have seen overwhelmingly nonviolent. There are plenty of protests that happen every single day in this country around the country at abortion clinics blocking women from getting into clinics. And we don't cover those as if they're for alarm fires. And so yes, they're going to be protests in front of Kavanaugh's house because people are angry. And as long as they stay nonviolent, I think for most, for most of the people who are watching it, you can understand where they're coming from. Even if you may think politically, it's not the right thing. You can understand sort of where that's animated feeling is coming from. Oh, really? Well, you might be able to understand it. Maybe we can understand a mob outside your house because people are angry at your idiocy. And make no mistake. I would never endorse that. That woman, as wrong as she is, gets to go home and live in peace and quiet. And not be threatened or intimidated by a group of a mob of Trump supporters. I promise you that if Trump supporters stood outside of a Supreme Court Justice is home, on the left, if a bunch of conservatives were yelling and holding signs outside Kagan's home or Sotomayor's home, I can promise you, I would absolutely condemn that too. But that's not the left. How about sunny hostin? ABC's the view. Millions of people watching this. I was watching a lot of the protests that were happening outside of some of the justices homes. And my understanding is that justice Alito has had to go into hiding. Because of this draft opinion that was leaked. And while I think it is terrible that a justice would have to go into hiding, I think it is really clear to the justices now that as Anna mentioned, 64 to 66% of Americans believe that the Supreme Court should uphold roe V wade, right? And so that being said, maybe these protests and maybe this outcry gives chief justice Roberts some leverage for a more moderate approach. Because we saw during the hearing that he was looking for a way a moderate way to handle this case. Unreal, because you know what's next? This kind of behavior, this kind of anarchistic behavior on the local level. District and county judges. I mean, this is frightening. And it's how they roll. This is what the left does. All right, so those are some Talking Heads on CNN. And ABC TV. Let's go.
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Mike Gallagher Podcast
"laura jarrett" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"This is your source for breaking news and what to make of it all. This is the Mike Gallagher show. The bottom line is this. It is disgusting to see Joe Biden turn a blind eye what we're seeing is a replay of 2020. And in this instance, these radicals are inviting violence directed at our judiciary. So modern liberals hate Christianity, not because it's repressive, but because they are. Any religion that puts God before government is by definition a threat to their power. No, from the relief factor dot com studios. Here's Mike Gallagher. I've been giving a lot of thought to a hypothetical situation, say a bunch of Trump supporters decided to target liberal justices on the Supreme Court and showed up in their neighborhood. Went to their suburban home, where they lived with their families. And they were shouting and screaming and threatening from the street. I wonder if we'd be able to have the consistency to stand up and say that's wrong. Well, of course we would. Because we're wired differently than they are. We respect the boundaries that families should get to enjoy in the privacy of their home. But to Democrats, to the left, to the media, to The White House, apparently to the Justice Department, all bets are off when it's progressives crossing that line. They are breaking the law, you know. It's literally against the law. For these mobs to gather and scream into the houses of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. It's against the law. But they don't care. They don't mind they're angry. They're good and mad, and so they're coming after them. And they'll defend it. They're doubling down. Let's listen to a prominent leftist on TV's the view. This is ABC's sunny hostin on the view, defending the indefensible. I was watching a lot of the protests that were happening outside of some of the justices homes. And my understanding is that justice Alito has had to go into hiding. Because of this draft opinion that was leaked. And while I think it is terrible that a justice would have to go into hiding, I think it is really clear to the justices now that as Anna mentioned, 64 to 66% of Americans believe that the Supreme Court should uphold roe V wade, right? And so that being said, maybe these protests and maybe this outcry gives chief justice Roberts some leverage for a more moderate approach. Because we saw during the hearing that he was looking for a way a moderate way to handle this case. Is that bad enough for you? How about cut two CNN's Laura Jarrett? She, too, defending these protests that are taking place on quiet Maryland suburban streets like the neighborhood outside of justice Brett Kavanaugh and his family's home. And this is a question about civility, the frustration people feel is personal. But where's the line? Obviously, what we see the apparent arson at a at an anti abortion nonprofit in Wisconsin is over the line. Violence is always over the line. But the real questions and conversations today about protests outside Supreme Court Justices houses, particularly justice Kavanaugh. Where do you think that line is? I think for a lot of people that a conversation about civility feels like it misses the mark when constitutional rights that you believe that you had for over 50 years are about to be overturned. The justices have security so far all of the protests have seen overwhelmingly nonviolent. There are plenty of protests that happen every single day in this country around the country at abortion clinics blocking women from getting into clinics. And we don't cover those as if they're for alarm fires. And so yes, they're going to be protesting front of Kavanaugh's house because people are angry. And as long as they stay nonviolent, I think for most, for most of the people who are watching it, you can understand where they're coming from. Even if you may think politically, it's not the right thing. You can understand sort of where that's animated feeling is coming from. Oh, can you? Well, how about I send a mob to your house, lady? And if I did, I would be every bit as reprehensible as you are. I wouldn't want your family disturbed, bothered. Assaulted, verbally with threats and intimidating, but this is who they are. Her message could have been boiled down to a real one real simple sentence. It's okay when we do it. It's okay when we do it..
The Larry Elder Show
"laura jarrett" Discussed on The Larry Elder Show
"Back. This is Carl Jackson. You can always find Carl Jackson on the Salem news channel on the Salem podcast network and right here right now. In the city of golds in the city say I'm confident that my 5G is here, but the big carriers want you to sign a pricey long-term contract to get access. Well, not anymore, because straight talk wireless has rolled out 5G coverage nationwide, with deals like our silver unlimited plan for just $45 a month and no contract and get a Samsung galaxy a 32 5G for two 49 all on America's best networks. 5G coverage, 5G phones, less money. Straight talk wireless, available at Walmart and Walmart dot com. 5G capable device required actual availability coverage and speed may vary. C terms and conditions at straight talk dot com. Have you seen us so bad and pretty moving with a style any redeeming, rehabilitated and legal entertainment. And Sacramento California, Andrew. Welcome to the Carl Jackson show. You've got the mic. Going on in Sacramento. This week we in the last week, we talked about 18 and 22 almost actually is abomination. That's part of the 5 books of Moses, the Jews have to read every year. They forget one poor portion where you get the whole Bible. And that's what's going on. All right. Well, listen, I appreciate you. I appreciate you calling in and informing us, I believe that listen every every scene I believe that crisis efficient so every scene I do believe we can repent and turn to God to forgive us of our sins. I appreciate you calling in. Thank you so much, Andrew. All right, so listen, I want to go to this story real quick. Here's what Biden doesn't want you to know about his new press secretary. Kareem Jean Pierre, the anti semite, oh, did I say that? Yeah, when Joe Biden announced karine Jean Pierre would soon replace Jen Psaki as his press secretary, he naturally assumed because she's a black lesbian woman that he would be free from criticism and so far and the media will fawn over her. Well, that is the case, but it turns out that when you read the fine print on the black lesbian woman, Jean Pierre, you find out she's in the same sex relationship within some of you guys know this already, Susan malvo of CNN talk about a conflict of interest. When it comes to ethics, but The White House doesn't seem to be concerned to concern about ethics. Here's what The White House did or did not do. Actually, they didn't respond to requests for comment about whether Jean Pierre would recuse herself in dealing with CNN because her partner, Suzanne malvo works for CNN, CNN, malvo's Melville's colleagues include Valerie Jarrett's daughter, Valerie Jarrett, of the Obama administration, CNN, justice correspondent Laura Jarrett, and Israel ambassador Tom knights, wife, Virginia Moseley, who serves as CNN's senior vice president of news gathering. Man, it's just an incestuous.
Mark Levin
Laura Jarrett: On Abortion Protests, Civility Misses the Mark
"And it's one media platform after another Here is somebody named Lara Jarrett CNN anchor on CNN today Cut 9 go I think for a lot of people a conversation about civility feels like it misses the mark when constitutional rights that you believe that you had for over 50 years are about to be overturned Wow so civility feels like it misses the mark What's the opposite of civility mister producer That's right It's violence
WLS-AM 890
"laura jarrett" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"It's got. It's got red Sheen. You know, it's a humanitarian crisis on steroids over 8000 migrants Under this bridge, it is hot outside. There are only a handful of Porta potties out there. You have Children. You have a lot of single males as well. Border Patrol agents are doing everything they possibly can. And they deserve our thanks for that. But this is beyond a breaking point. This is something that needs to be taken Seriously. Now, time is running out. Everyone is tired, uh, in South Texas in Texas. In general, we feel abandoned by the administration. Put the politics aside, come together and let's solve this. So I heard a report earlier. You know, we have the congressman saying that this is beyond the breaking point. We have the Democrat mayor saying, Well, you know, I haven't heard directly from Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris. But I have heard from Secretary Mayor CAS and he has allayed my fears. Whoa! Wow. So if you can feel good after a conversation with Mr I'm not saying Don't come, just don't come now. Then you're on a different level than I am because he would not allay any fears that I have. All right. This is how to handle Mayorkas. I think he's doing a terrific job. We just heard a report a little while ago that says that they may be airlifting. Some of these thousands of Migrants that are crossing illegally into into Texas that are from Haiti. And there's a specific focus on the ones coming from Haiti. For whatever reason, I don't know. And that they may airlift them. So they're going to airlift people back to Haiti because their overwhelming the system But they won't do anymore airlifting from Afghanistan. And if you're from Central America, no problem. You're good. But if you're Cuban, like Alejandro Mayorkas is then stay home right because that's what he said. He said. Don't don't come across the the the the ocean. Just stay home. It's too dangerous. Just it's not dangerous Crossing the Rio Grande, Of course, where I've seen video of little kids that are look like they're passing out whether it's from dehydration or being drugged. And they're like, Who are these people? All these aren't my kids. I found him along the way. I brought him along the way. I've seen countless videos like this. That's what's going on. So he says that well beyond the breaking point. And even CNN is charming in right. This is from yesterday. Laura Jarrett, host on CNN. She says that border officials are at this breaking point right now. And yes, it is a humanitarian crisis on steroids. And when CNN is saying that man you know things are bad check this out, and nearly 10,000 migrants who arrived at the southern U. S border in Texas in just the last 48 hours. Look at this. They're living under a bridge this morning and thousands more are expected to arrive in the coming days. One local sheriff worries federal and local authorities are reaching a breaking point. And a congressman from Del Rio, Texas, calls it a humanitarian crisis on steroids. That it is and I can tell you this crisis isn't brand new. It's one. This is one of those crises that needs to be managed. Right. It's attention. It's one of those things you can't just always fix. Trump fixed it. But it came back because of Biden's incompetence because of Biden's bubble, Sarah's Jo Ellen Barbosa, Biden messed this up, just like he's messed up everything he's got, like the opposite touch of King Midas. Now we're in really bad shape, getting criticism left and right from all over the place. Even former Obama people are criticizing the Biden administration saying, Look, we have to have control of our borders. I mean the Obama version of Alejandro Mayorkas. J. Johnson. He says, Look, we gotta do better. We have to control our borders. Listen to this. They also want us to control our borders. We have to get control of our borders. 200,000 month is a lot of people. The DHS just released the numbers for August. It's 200,000. August is typically a month where it's very low and those kinds of numbers and the images you just showed your audience. Uh, saps the ability it overwhelms the ability of DHS, the border patrol ice to cope with, uh, the the incoming. It saps the communities on the border. It saps Catholic charities that are they're doing their best to clothe and clothe and feed the migrants. And so And and the recent decision of the U. S District Court in Washington that DHS and HHS can no longer invoke the public health exception to send people back to Mexico. Only complicates matters. It definitely complicates matters. Having Biden in the White House complicates matters having Jen Psaki continually say things like, Hey, where's came out as the vice president? Oh, I don't know We haven't heard from her, but you know she's busy trying to address the root cause. So somebody breaks into your car in your driveway where you get mugged in your own neighborhood, And you called the cops and you're like, Hey, there's crime all over the streets, and the cop says, Listen, Listen, we're taking care of this. We're trying to address poverty right now. If people aren't broke, they won't rob you Take it easy. We're trying to address the root cause Are you kidding? Come on, These people are out of their mind straight ahead. We're going to get into what's going on the result of all of the covid that's coming in a bunch of governors. They're saying Listen, 26 governors and matter of fact saying enough is enough. There's a lot going on right now. Don't move a muscle. I am rich Valdez sitting in for the great one month lovin.
The Mark Levin Show
"laura jarrett" Discussed on The Mark Levin Show
"Solve this. So i heard a report earlier you know. We have the congressman saying that this is beyond the breaking point. We have the democrat mayor saying. Well you know. I haven't heard directly from biden or vice president came out i but i have heard from secretary my cousin. He has a laid my fears. Oh wow so if you can feel good after a conversation with mr. I'm not saying don't come. Just don't come now then. You're on a different level than i am because He would not allay any fears. That i have all right. This is a hundred my orcas. I think he's doing a horrific job. We just heard a report a little while ago. that says that they may be airlifting. Some of these thousands of migrants That are crossing illegally into into texas. That are from haiti. And there's a specific focus on the ones coming from haiti for whatever reason i don't know and that they may airlift them. So they're going to airlift people back to haiti because their overwhelming the system. But they won't do anymore airlifting from afghanistan and if you're from central america no problem you're good but if you're cuban like alejandra meyer is then stay home right because that's what he said he said. Don't don't come across the the the the ocean just stay home. it's too dangerous. It's dangerous crossing the rio grande. Of course where. I've seen video of little kids. That are look like they're passing out whether it's from dehydration or being drugged and they're like who are these people. All these aren't my kids. I found him along the way brought him along the way i've seen countless videos like this. That's what's going on so he says that we're beyond the breaking point and even cnn is chiming in right. This is from yesterday. Laura jarrett host on cnn. She says that border officials are at this point right now and yes. It is a humanitarian crisis on steroids. And when cnn is saying man you know things are bad. Check this out and nearly ten thousand migrants who arrived at the southern. Us border in texas. Just the last forty eight hours look at this. They're living under a bridge this morning and thousands more are expected to arrive in the coming days. One local sheriff worries federal and local authorities are reaching a breaking point and a congressman from del rio texas calls it a humanitarian crisis on steroids. That it is. And i can tell you. This crisis isn't brand new. It's one this is one of those crises that needs to be managed straight attention. It's one of those things. You can't just always fix. Trump fixed it but it came back because of biden's incompetence because of biden's bubble sada's joe mabaso so biden mess this up just like he's messed up everything he's got like the opposite touch of king midas now are in really bad shape getting criticism left and right from all over the place even former obama people are criticizing the by administration saying look. We have to have control of our borders. I mean the obama version of one hundred. My orcas jay johnson. He says look. We gotta do better. We have to control our borders. Listen to this. They also want us to control our borders. We have to get control of our our borders. Two hundred thousand a month is a lot of people. Dhs just released the numbers for august. It's two hundred thousand. August is typically a month where it's very low and those kinds of numbers and the images you just showed your audience Saps the ability it overwhelms the ability of dhs. The border patrol ice to cope with The the incoming it saps the communities on the border. It's apps catholic charities that are. They're doing their best to clothe in clothe and feed the migrants and so and the recent decision of the us district court in washington that d. h. H can no longer invoke. The public health exception to send people back to mexico only complicates matters. It definitely complicates matters. Having biden in the white house complicates matters. Having jen psaki continually say things like. Hey where's came out. I asked the vice president. Haven't heard from her. But you know she's busy trying to address the root cause so somebody breaks into your car and your driveway where you get mugged in your own neighborhood and you call the cops and you're like hey there's crime all over the streets and the cop says listen. Listen we're taking care of this. We're trying to address poverty right now. If people aren't broke they won't rob you take it easy. We're trying to address the root cause. Are you kidding. Come on these people are out of their mind straight ahead. We're going to get into what's going on the result of all of cova. That's coming in a bunch of governors. They're saying listen. A twenty six governors matter of fact saying enough is enough. There's a lot going on right now. Don't move a muscle..
WLS-AM 890
"laura jarrett" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Got. It's got red Sheen. You know, it's a humanitarian crisis on steroids over 8000 migrants Under this bridge, it is hot outside. There are only a handful of Porta potties out there you have Children. You have a lot of single males as well. Border Patrol agents are doing everything they possibly can. And they deserve our thanks for Oh, that. But this is beyond a breaking point. This is something that needs to be taken seriously. Now, time is running out. Everyone is tired, uh, in South Texas in Texas. In general, we feel abandoned by the administration. Put the politics aside, come together and let's solve this. So I heard a report earlier. You know, we have the congressman saying that this is beyond the breaking point. We have the Democrat mayor saying. Well, you know, I haven't heard directly from Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris. But I have heard from Secretary Mayor CAS and he has allayed my fears. Whoa. Wow. So if you can feel good after a conversation with Mr I'm not saying Don't come, Just don't come now. Then you're on a different level than I am because he would not allay any fears that I have all right. This is how to handle my carcass. I think he's doing a terrific job. We just heard a report a little while ago that says that they may be airlifting. Some of these thousands of Migrants that are crossing illegally into into Texas that are from Haiti. And there's a specific focus on the ones coming from Haiti. For whatever reason, I don't know. And that they may airlift them. So they're going to airlift people back to Haiti because their overwhelming the system But they won't do anymore airlifting from Afghanistan. And if you're from Central America, no problem. You're good. But if you're Cuban, like Alejandro Mayorkas is then stay home right because that's what he said. He said. Don't don't come across the the the the ocean. Just stay home. It's too dangerous. Just it's not dangerous Crossing the Rio Grande, Of course, where I've seen video of little kids that are look like they're passing out whether it's from dehydration or being drugged. And they're like, Who are these people? All these aren't my kids. I found them along the way. I brought them along the way. I've seen countless videos like this. That's what's going on. So he says that well beyond the breaking point. And even CNN is chiming in right. This is from yesterday. Laura Jarrett, host on CNN. She says that border officials are at this breaking point right now. And yes, it is a humanitarian crisis on steroids. And when CNN is saying that Man, you know things are bad Check this out, and nearly 10,000 migrants who arrived at the southern U. S border in Texas and just the last 48 hours. Look at this. They're living under a bridge this morning and thousands more are expected to arrive in the coming days. One local sheriff worries federal and local authorities are reaching a breaking point. And a congressman from Del Rio, Texas, calls it a humanitarian crisis on steroids. That it is and I can tell you this crisis isn't brand new. It's one. This is one of those crises that needs to be managed. Right. It's attention. It's one of those things you can't just always fixed. Trump fixed it, but it came back because of Biden's incompetence because of Biden's bubble. Sarah's Jo Ellen Barbosa, Biden messed this up, just like he's messed up everything. Got like the opposite touch of King Midas. Now we're in really bad shape, getting criticism left and right from all over the place. Even former Obama people are criticizing the Biden administration saying, Look, we have to have control of our borders. I mean the Obama version of Alejandro Mayorkas. J. Johnson. He says, Look, we gotta do better. We have to control our borders. Listen to this. They also want us to control our borders. We have to get control of our borders. 200,000 month is a lot of people. DHS just released the numbers for August. It's 200,000. August is typically a month where it's very low. And those kinds of numbers and the images. You just showed your audience, uh, saps the ability it overwhelms the ability of DHS, the Border Patrol ice. To cope with, uh, the incoming. It saps the communities on the border. It saps Catholic charities that are they're doing their best to clothe and clothe and feed the migrants. And so And and the recent decision of the U. S District Court in Washington that DHS and HHS can no longer invoke the public health exception to send people back to Mexico. Only complicates matters. It definitely complicates matters. Having Biden in the White House complicates matters having Jen Psaki continually say things like, Hey, where's came out as the vice president? Oh, I don't know We haven't heard from her, but you know she's busy trying to address the root cause. So somebody breaks into your car in your driveway where you get mugged in your own neighborhood, And you called the cops and you're like, Hey, there's crime all over the streets, and the cop says, Listen, Listen, we're taking care of this. We're trying to address poverty right now. If people aren't broke, they won't rob you Take it easy. We're trying to address the root cause Are you kidding? Come on, These people are out of their mind straight ahead. We're going to get into what's going on the result of all of the covid that's coming in. A bunch of governors. They're saying, Listen, 26 governors and matter of fact saying Enough is enough. There's a lot going on right now. Don't move a muscle. I am rich Valdas, Sitting in for the great one month.
WCBM 680 AM
"laura jarrett" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"President's office from the vice president or president? Office? Unfortunately, I have interest trying to spread the dire situation here right now, because of the conversation I had with secretary Maracas. I now feel that his office is fully aware of the situation happening in real time. And would you want them to visit her? I It's I know that I was speaking about visiting. I think I think the public needs to know about the transparency. What's happening in the city of their real Texas? And I just feel that the White House deputy to address and address the situation in real time and Latin American people know what's happening at the southern border. That my friends is a Democrat. That's saying, Look, don't make me have to say this again to the media and a little bit more nasty fashion. Right. You don't want them to use words like crisis. Humanitarian crisis on steroids. You don't want him saying something like that. Because when Democrats say things like that, it gets really bad and the media might turn on you. But Republican representative Tony Gonzalez in Texas yesterday on CNN, that's exactly what he said. And he said This is a humanitarian crisis on steroids. Kudos to him for telling the truth. Listen to this. What are the conditions you've seen? It's got. It's got red Sheen. You know, It's a humanitarian crisis on steroids, you know, over 8000 migrants under this bridge, it is hot outside. There are only a handful of Porta potties out there you have Children. You have a lot of single males as well. Border Patrol agents are doing everything they possibly can. And they deserve our thanks for that. But this is beyond a breaking point. This is something that needs to be taken seriously. Now, time is running out. Everyone is tired, uh, in South Texas in Texas. In general, we feel abandoned by the administration. Put the politics aside, come together and let's solve this. So I heard a report earlier. You know, we have the congressman saying that this is beyond the breaking point. We have the Democrat mayor saying, Well, you know, I haven't heard directly from Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris. But I have heard from Secretary Mayor CAS and he has allayed my fears. Whoa! Wow. So if you can feel good after a conversation with Mr I'm not saying Don't come, just don't come now. Then you're on a different level than I am because he would not allay any fears that I have. All right. This is, uh, handle Mayorkas. I think he's doing a terrific job. We just heard a report a little while ago that says that they may be airlifting. Some of these thousands of Migrants that are crossing illegally into into Texas that are from Haiti. And there's a specific focus on the ones coming from Haiti. For whatever reason, I don't know. And that they may airlift them. So they're going to airlift people back to Haiti because their overwhelming the system But they won't do anymore airlifting from Afghanistan. And if you're from Central America, no problem. You're good. But if you're Cuban, like Alejandro Mayorkas is then stay home right because that's what he said. He said. Don't don't come across the the the ocean. Just stay home. It's too dangerous. Just it's not dangerous crossing the Rio Grande, of course. Where I've seen video of little kids that look like they're passing out whether it's from dehydration or being drugged, and they're like, Who are these people? All these aren't my kids. I found him along the way. I brought him along the way. I've seen countless videos like this. That's what's going on. So he says that well beyond the breaking point. And even CNN is charming in right. This is from yesterday. Laura Jarrett, host on CNN. She says that border officials are at this breaking point right now. And yes, it is a humanitarian crisis on steroids. And when CNN is saying that Man, you know things are bad Check this out, and nearly 10,000 migrants who arrived at the southern U. S border in Texas and just the last 48 hours. Look at this. They're living under a bridge this morning and thousands more are expected to arrive in the coming days. One local sheriff worries federal and local authorities are reaching a breaking point. And a congressman from Del Rio, Texas, calls it a humanitarian crisis on steroids. That it is and I can tell you this crisis isn't brand new. It's one. This is one of those crises that needs to be managed. Right. It's attention. It's one of those things you can't just always fixed. Trump fixed it. But it came back because of Biden's incompetence because of Biden's bubble, Sarah's Joelle Bob, also, Biden messed this up, just like he's messed up everything. Got like the opposite touch of King Midas. Now we're in really bad shape, getting criticism left and right from all over the place. Even former Obama people are criticizing the Biden ministrations saying, Look, we have to have control of our borders. I mean the Obama version of Alejandro Mayorkas. J. Johnson. He says. Look. We got to do better. We have to control our borders. Listen to this. They also want us to control our borders. We have to get control of our borders. 200,000 month is a lot of people. DHS just released the numbers for August. It's 200,000. August is typically a month where it's very low. And those kinds of numbers and the images. You just showed your audience, uh, saps the ability it overwhelms the ability of DHS, the Border Patrol ice. To cope with, uh, the incoming. It saps the communities on the border. It saps Catholic charities that are they're doing their best to clothe and clothe and feed the migrants. And so And and the recent decision of the U. S District Court in Washington that DHS and HHS can no longer invoke the public health exception to send people back to Mexico. Only complicates matters. It definitely complicates matters. Having Biden in the White House complicates matters having Jen Psaki continually say things like, Hey, where's came out as the vice president? Oh, I don't know We haven't heard from her, but you know she's busy trying to address the root cause. So somebody breaks into your car in your driveway where you get mugged in your own neighborhood, And you called the cops and you're like, Hey, there's crime all over the streets, and the cop says, Listen, Listen, we're taking care of this. We're trying to address poverty right now. If people aren't broke, they won't rob you Take it easy. We're trying to address the root cause Are you kidding? Come on, These people are out of their mind straight ahead. We're going to get into what's going on The result of all of the covid that's coming in a bunch of governors are saying, Listen, 26 governors and matter of fact saying enough is enough. There's a lot going on right now. Don't move a muscle. I am rich Valdez sitting in for the great one. Mark lovin.
77WABC Radio
"laura jarrett" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Vice president's office from the vice president or Presidents office? Unfortunately, I haven't just trying to spread the dire situation here right now. Because of the conversation I had with Secretary of America's I now feel that his office is fully aware of the situation crapping in real time. And would you want them to visit her? I It's I know that I was speaking about visiting. I think I think the public needs to know about the transparency. What's happening in the city of their real Texas? And I just feel that the White House definitely to address and address the situation in real time and Latin American people know what's happening at the southern border. That my friends is a Democrat. That's saying, Look, don't make me have to say this again to the media and a little bit more nasty fashion. Right? You don't want them to use words like crisis. Humanitarian crisis on steroids. You don't want him saying something like that. Because when Democrats say things like that, it gets really bad and the media might turn on you. But Republican representative Tony Gonzalez in Texas yesterday on CNN, that's exactly what he said. And he said This is a humanitarian crisis on steroids. Kudos to him for telling the truth. Listen to this. What are the conditions you've seen? Drug It's got it's got reds Jean, You know it's a humanitarian crisis on steroids, you know, over 8000 migrants under this bridge, it is hot outside. There are only you know, a handful of Porta potties out there you have Children. You have a lot of single males as well. Border Patrol agents are doing everything they possibly can. And they deserve our thanks for that. But this is beyond a breaking point. This is something that needs to be taken. Seriously. Now, time is running out. Everyone. One is tired. Uh, in South Texas in Texas. In general, we feel abandoned by the administration. Put the politics aside, come together and let's solve this. So I heard a report earlier. You know, we have the congressman saying that this is beyond the breaking point. We have the Democrat mayor saying, Well, you know, I haven't heard directly from Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris. But I have heard from Secretary Mayor CAS and he has allayed my fears. Whoa! Wow. So if you can feel good after a conversation with Mr I'm not saying Don't come, just don't come now. Then you're on a different level than I am because he would not allay any fears that I have. All right. This is, uh, handle my carcass. I think he's doing a terrific job. We just heard a report a little while ago that says that they may be airlifting. Some of these thousands of Migrants that are crossing illegally into into Texas that are from Haiti. And there's a specific focus on the ones coming from Haiti. For whatever reason, I don't know. And that they may airlift them. So they're going to airlift people back to Haiti because their overwhelming the system But they won't do anymore airlifting from Afghanistan. And if you're from Central America, no problem. You're good. But if you're Cuban, like Alejandro Mayorkas is then stay home right because that's what he said. He said. Don't don't come across the the the the ocean. Just stay home. It's too dangerous. Just it's not dangerous Crossing the Rio Grande, Of course, where I've seen video of little kids that are look like they're passing out whether it's from dehydration or being drugged. And they're like, Who are these people? All these aren't my kids. I found them along the way I brought him along the way. I've seen countless videos like this. That's what's going on. So he says that well beyond the breaking point. And even CNN is chiming in right. This is from yesterday. Laura Jarrett, host on CNN. She says that border officials are at this breaking point right now. And yes, it is a humanitarian crisis on steroids. And when CNN is saying that Man, you know things are bad Check this out, and nearly 10,000 migrants who arrived at the southern U. S border in Texas and just the last 48 hours. Look at this. They're living under a bridge this morning and thousands more are expected to arrive in the coming days. One local sheriff worries federal and local authorities are reaching a breaking point. And a congressman from Del Rio, Texas, calls it a humanitarian crisis on steroids. That it is and I can tell you this crisis isn't brand new. It's one. This is one of those crises that needs to be managed. Right. It's attention. It's one of those things you can't just always fixed. Trump fixed it, but it came back because of Biden's incompetence because of Biden's bubble. Sarah's Jo Ellen Barbosa, Biden messed this up, just like he's messed up everything. Got like the opposite touch of King Midas. Now we're in really bad shape, getting criticism left and right from all over the place. Even former Obama people are criticizing the Biden ministrations saying, Look, we have to have control of our borders. I mean the Obama version of Alejandro Mayorkas. J. Johnson. He says, Look, we gotta do better. We have to control our borders. Listen to this. They also want us to control our borders. We have to get control of our borders. 200,000 month is a lot of people. DHS just released the numbers for August. It's 200,000. August is typically a month where it's very low. And those kinds of numbers and the images. You just showed your audience, uh, saps the ability it overwhelms the ability of DHS, the Border Patrol ice. To cope with, uh, the incoming. It saps the communities on the border. It saps Catholic charities that are they're doing their best to clothe and clothe and feed the migrants. And so And and the recent decision of the U. S District Court in Washington that DHS and HHS can no longer invoke the public health exception to send people back to Mexico. Only complicates matters. It definitely complicates matters. Having Biden in the White House complicates matters having Jen Psaki continually say things like, Hey, where's came out as the vice president?.
The Mark Levin Show
"laura jarrett" Discussed on The Mark Levin Show
"Book form. Go to chapter because it's time to act. September twenty seventh. The democrats are back and they intend to destroy your lifestyle. Destroy your property. Rights steel at tinier money regulate you into oblivion. They want to know what you're doing at your bank any transaction of six hundred dollars or more whether you receive it were spend it. They intend to investigate it. Massively increased the size of the irs. From seventy five thousand employees to one hundred and twenty five thousand employees most of them to audit you. They won't increase the irs budget from twelve billion to twenty billion dollars. That's because the irs is so good as the tea party groups ask people who've been abused by the irs so this is a massive expansion that police state by police state. I don't mean police officers. I mean the bureaucracy the enforcement by the bureaucracy and of course they're going into the name of the people and their justifying it by going after the rich. But they're coming after you coming after you the middle class. That's what they always do. They pretend they support you all they attack you and so it's very very important to begin the process. Please go to chapter seven now. Read chapter seven. Spread the word time to be activists even if it's just a little bit if you don't have a copy of american marxism perfect time to get it. You want to expand the you know the reach of this movement you can give copies to friends and family to neighbors or encourage them to get it to. It's very very important. We've got a really get get moving on this. Because they're back what's today. Constitution day the seventeenth and. They intend to act ten days from now. The going to give amnesty to tens of millions. This is in the bill. They're going to nationalize electoral system and turn the whole country and california. They wanna give everybody freebies. Which of course means those of us who paid taxes will be paying a lot more taxes. They want to massively increase the sale of farms and ranches and homes. They want to take a lot of inheritance away from your children and grandchildren. So you can give your money to strangers or illegal aliens or god knows what. The american marxism covers it. All not a book about me. It's a book about us in this country. What we're up against chapter seven is the pushback chapter. We choose liberty. The border laura jarrett a host on cnn today. Cut seventeen go and nearly ten thousand migrants. Who arrived at the southern us border in texas and just the last forty eight hours. Look at this. They're living under a bridge this morning and thousands more are expected to arrive in the coming days. One local sheriff worries federal and local authorities are reaching a breaking point and a congressman from del. Rio texas calls it a humanitarian crisis on steroids. We hear nothing from job. Buying or kamala. Harris isn't amazing. We heard nothing from nancy. Pelosi crazy nut job nancy. We hear nothing from the endless dominating. Chuck schumer nothing but they care about people of color. They really do just has them. We hear from idiots like michael steele the former head of the rnc who was sold out to the to msnbc a clown he's become maybe was always a clown who knows now. I have a clip here from the human wall. Should i say it. Or not yes hemorrhoids the talking hemorrhoids. Jim acosta but i choose not to play it. I'd rather hear from regular americans rather than that hemorrhoids. Let see steve cincinnati ohio. How are you listening to steve. Xm sirius xm. All right sir. Thank you go right ahead pay The opening monologue. You were talking about the Politically vengeful act of biden. Going after the monoclonal drugs and changing the distribution and what lead to my mind was i remember when the love governor new york the emmy award winning love about excuse me we call him hands. Go right ahead. yeah right. Ventilators hospital beds. We didn't have enough and donald trump stepped up. He'd how he outfit javed's center would be hospital. Beds brought hostile ship there. He twisted arms of industry to build ventilators and solve that problem immediately and he didn't care whether there was a d. or an our next name of the person that was requesting it and And it's just a total contrast and leadership is a great point. He got all this stuff to new york to california to michigan to illinois to new jersey. And he wanted to help the governor's he wanted to help the citizens there. He didn't care about the party. You're exactly right and look at this thug by look at this thug biden. Isn't it amazing. That is brilliant. Point steve and hence go ahead just mind the difference in the leadership. You're absolutely right all right. My friend don't hang up. We're going to send you a signed copy of american marks. There's been delays on the calls. Folks he can all hear it. And i explained this to To the experts. That be and i get along email with fourteen different things they have to do. I don't care how many things they need to do. It's time to fix it. Enough is enough because it hurts the quality of the programming. It's difficult for the audience to talk to me. Immediate talk to the audience but understand that. I know it and i have asked that. It get fixed and We're working on it. We're working on it but it's still not fixed all right. Let's continue let us go to. Dan lockport illinois the mark levin app dan. How are you grading craving to you mark. Thank you. I gotta hypothetical question for you. There's no race that we're we're not as divided as as i don't believe we're divided as we think we are. As as people as especially the middle class in this country larry cutler when he was on there and he was talking about the six hundred dollar Monitoring transactions of six hundred dollars or more juice struck me that there's no way that we are debt invited. And there's a hypothetical question i would love to have Let me let me. I deal with your first point. I think we are very very divided. I don't think we were. I think we are now to the media and the democrat party and certain thugs and the intelligence agencies. Fbi elsewhere who would not accept the result of an election five years ago and they they lied they cheated. They committed acts of criminality. They used propaganda and so forth in order to try and destroy that presidency and destroy the people who supported donald trump and they have devoured so many of our institutions. What we're hoping for is that there's enough people left who may not identify as republicans and conservatives. Well at least join us in protecting this country and protecting liberty. If that's your point. I agree with that but now we're in a battle about louis. We need to win. Go right ahead. O- amount of time dan. Don't hang up. I wanna send you a signed copy of america marxism mr callscreener yet. Dan's number. We're going to call him on monday when we take calls and we're going to.
WCBM 680 AM
"laura jarrett" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Slash event 11 because recruiter is the smartest way To hire The border. Laura Jarrett. A host on CNN today cut 17 go and nearly 10,000 migrants who arrived at the southern U. S border in Texas and just the last 48 hours. Look at this. They're living under a bridge this morning and thousands more are expected to arrive in the coming days. One local sheriff worries federal and local authorities are reaching a breaking point. And a congressman from Del Rio. Texas, calls it a humanitarian crisis on steroids. We hear nothing from Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, an amazing we heard nothing from Nancy Pelosi. Crazy nutjob nets. We hear nothing from the endless dominating Chuck Schumer. Nothing. But they care about people of color. They really do. Just ask them. We hear from idiots like Michael Steele, the former head of the RNC, who has sold out to the MSNBC. What a clown he's become. Maybe he was always a clown. Who knows? Now I have a clip here from the human While should I say it or not? Yes, Hemorrhoid be talking hemorrhoid Jim Acosta. But I choose not to play it. I'd rather hear from regular Americans rather than that hemorrhoid. Let's see. Steve Cincinnati, Ohio. How are you listening to us, Steve? Think Um XM, Sirius XM. Alright, sir. Thank you Go right ahead. Hey, and your opening monologue. You were talking about the, uh, politically vengeful act of Biden going after the Monaco, no drugs and changing the distribution and what lead to my mind was I remember when the love govern New York the enemy award winning welcome about the way we call him hands, but go right ahead. Yeah. Right. Ventilators, hospital beds. We didn't have enough and Donald Trump stepped up. He how he outfit the Javits Center with hospital beds. He brought a hospital ship there, he twisted arms industry to build ventilators. And solve that problem immediately, and he didn't care whether there was a D or an R next to the name of the person that was requesting it, And it's just a total contrast and leadership. You know what that is A great Point. He got all of this stuff. To New York to California to Michigan, the Illinois to New Jersey. And he wanted to help the governor's He wanted to help the citizens there. He didn't care about the party or exactly right. And look at this thug. Biden, Look at this thug. Biden, isn't it amazing? That is a brilliant point, Steve And hence, go ahead. Just mandolin. The difference in the leadership style. You're absolutely right. All right, my friend. Don't hang up. We're going to send you a signed copy of American marks is there's been delays on the calls, folks, you can all hear it. And I have explained this to, uh To the experts that be And I get along email with 14 different things they have to do. I don't care how many things they need to do. It's time to fix it, and nothing's enough. Because it hurts the quality that programming it's difficult for the Audience to talk to me and me to talk to the audience, but Understand that I know it. And I have asked them to get fixed. And, uh, we're working on it. We're working on it, but it's still not fixed. Alright, Let's continue. Let us go to Dan Lockport, Illinois. The Mark Levin at Dan, How are you? Grain. Good evening to you, Mark. Thank you Got a hypothetical question for you. There's nowhere and grace that We're we're not as divided as as I don't believe we're as divided as we think We are as people at the Miller especially the middle class in this country. After listening to Larry Cutler last night when he was under and he was talking about the $600 monitoring transactions of 600 hours and more Mhm Struck me that there's no way that we are death invited, And it's a hypothetical question. I would love to have, uh, let me let me first deal with your first point. I think we are very, very divided. I don't think we were I think we are now. Go to the meeting the Democrat Party And certain thugs in the intelligence agencies and the FBI and elsewhere who would not accept the result of an election. Five years ago. And they they lie. They cheated. They committed acts of criminality. They use propaganda. And so forth in order to try and destroy that presidency and destroy the people who supported Donald Trump. And they have devoured so many of our institutions. What we're hoping for is that there's enough people left. Who may not identify as Republicans and conservatives will least join us. In protecting this country and protecting liberty. If that's your point, I agree with that. But Now we're in a battle a battle. We need to win. Go right ahead. Oh, I'm out of time, Dan. Don't hang up. I want to send you a signed copy of American Marxism. Mr. Call, Screener get dance number. We're going to call him on Monday when we take calls and we're going to bring Dan in, okay? I'll be right back month Lovin So the dream was to build your very own law practice. Be your own boss. Call the shots but have things like billing HR timekeeping and all the other management stuff..
Ernie Brown
Julian Assange hit with 17 federal charges in new indictment
"Wicky leaks, founder Julian Assange has been charged with seventeen new counts under the espionage act, correspondent, Laura Jarrett eth- apartment of Justice published confidential human sources the names of human sources, which put them in danger. And he knew that publishing will put them in danger. He solicited those materials on WikiLeaks nuts. What they're pointing to which makes this
The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer
Donald Trump denies NYT report he tried to interfere in Michael Cohen probe
"That President Trump tried to interfere in the federal investigation of his former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen. The president is now denying New York Times story that he asked then acting attorney general Matt Whitaker to put a Trump supporter in charge of the pro supporter. US attorney Jeffrey Berman had already recused himself from the investigation. And the times reports the president soured on Winokur when he was unable to make this happen. Auspey congressman Roque of the oversight committee and our correspondents analysts have full coverage of the day's top stories us, go straight to our White House. Correspondent Caitlyn Collins. Caitlyn take us through this truly remarkable report alleging that the president tried to influence the Michael Cohen investigation. Yeah. Wolf if you're starting to sense of pattern here. I'm not sure anyone can blame you an explosive report in the New York Times that claims that the president asked then acting attorney general mad. Whitaker to reach out to the US attorney in the southern district of New York and try to get him to unrequir- himself from overseeing that investigation into Michael Cohen hush money payments to women an investigation that is tied to the president. And this report wolf that the president today denied. Stunning report in the New York Times, claiming President Trump asked then acting attorney general Matt Whitaker to put someone who is supported Trump in charge of investigating hush payments made by his former fixer Michael Cohen. I think he's done a great job. Bombshell. Trump to nine today. No. Gave you that us. More fake news. A lot of a lot of fake fake news out there. No, I did the person Trump wanted in the job US attorney for the southern district of New York. Jeffrey Berman had ardor himself from overseeing the pro according to the times it's unclear how Whitaker responded, and there's no evidence he took steps to intervene despite telling us OC, it's that he knew part of his job was to jump on a grenade for the president still Whitaker remarked that the New York prosecutors required adult supervision, according to the times while Berman is recused from this probe. He has not recused from another that could touch Trump one looking into the president's inaugural committee the times adding Trump soured on Whitaker after his inability to make the change and he has since been replaced by Bill bar, but Whitaker could be facing bigger problems. He recently told a congressional committee under oath that the president had never pressured him regarding any. Investigations at no time has the White House. Ask for nor have I provided any promises or commitments concerning the special counsel's investigation or any other investigation. Whitaker is now under scrutiny by house. Democrats. Potential perjury today at DOJ spokesperson said he stands by his testimony and Trump is standing by him to very very straight shooter. I watched him during the hearing some of it. I thought he was exceptional since Trump told advisors deputy attorney general rod Rosenstein, assured him the Cohen investigation had nothing to do with him. The New York Times reports he has since wondered if Rosenstein was deliberately misleading him to keep him calm. The extensive report is also claiming Trump's told advisers and February twenty seventeen they should say he asked for Michael Flynn's resignation because quote that sounds better pressed by Sean Spicer, if it was true Trump reportedly. Responded say that say that I asked for his resignation, according to the times White House lawyers were so concerned about what Spicer said from the briefing room podium that they compiled an entire memo laying out his misstatements the White House counsel reviewed and determined that. There is not an illegal issue. But rather a trust issue. The report coming amid headlines that former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe who was fired last spring briefed congressional leadership about the counterintelligence investigation. He launched into President Trump purpose of the briefing was to let our congressional leadership know exactly what we've been doing opening a case of this nature. Not something that an FBI director, not something that acting FBI director do by yourself, right? And that no one raised concern congress, and I told congress what we had done anyone object. That's the important part here. So that no one of Jack not on legal grounds, not on constitutional grounds. And not based on the facts. Now wolf the times also notes the president has had private conversations with Republican lawmakers about a campaign to attack the Muller probe something he's done over eleven hundred times and could very well serve as a public relations strategy in addition to a legal one will developments. Indeed, art, Caitlyn facts very much. Let's bring in our Justice reporter Laura Jarrett, and our chief legal analyst Jeffrey to then the Lord is President Trump's alleged request of Winokur to replace the person leading the cone investigation of struck to what some are suggesting could be obstruction of Justice the legal question in this case as always what was the president's intent if he wanted to have Berman on the case because he thought he was a better lawyer. And he thought that the US attorney zombie was not doing a good job that might be legitimate. But if he wants Berman on the case because he thinks he's going to protect him. Somehow, that's where we tread into the land of whether he's doing it for corrupt reasons and where obstruction could come into play. But the other point is that the New York Times lays out more. More than just the fact that he wanted Berman on the case, they lay out a month long campaign of trying to undermine the Muller probe. And
WABC Programming
Senate Judiciary Committee votes on William P. Barr nomination
"News bars nomination as attorney general is headed to the full Senate for confirmation vote after he passed the Senate Judiciary committee, South Carolina, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham says he gave a ringing endorsement about bar when the president mentioned he was thinking about selecting him. He asked about Bill Barna said that would be that'll be a great choice. I think because you know, what you're getting and he's got the judgment. But also you can expect from him to be fair. The public intruder the law. Democrats raise concerns about bars not committing the eventual findings special counsel Robert Muller's Russia investigation. House Democrats are expressing concern about acting attorney. General Matthew Whitaker who was threatening to cancel his planned appearance before a house committee tomorrow morning, unless Democrats who control the committee dropped the threat to subpoena him, they say, the acting attorney general will testify that at no time did the White House ask for or did the acting attorney general provide any promises or commitments concerning the special counsel's investigation, but they go on to say, we do not believe however that the committee may legitimately expect the acting attorney general to discuss his communications with the president. And that's the whole fight here. Correspondent Laura Jarrett Whitaker accused the House Judiciary committee of creating a
Sean Hannity
Russian charged with conspiring to interfere in U.S. congressional elections
"Russian charged migrants move. I'm Mike moss. The Justice department is charging a Russian woman with using the internet to engage in information warfare against the United States at attempting to spread distrust toward candidates, and the political system more from correspondent, Laura Jarrett information warfare that is what the US Justice department is charging against a forty four year old woman in Russia, a Russian national who has been charged with conspiracy against the United States, including including political
Clinicians Corner
Rod Rosenstein Suggested Secretly Recording Trump and Discussed 25th Amendment
"Depends on who you ask as to whether they buy into a report that deputy attorney general rod Rosenstein talked about wearing a wire to record conversations with President Trump to cast a light on the chaos within the administration. Correspondent Laura Jarrett. Takes a look I've talked to at least one person in the room who said to me, look I've known him for a long time. It was clearly sarcasm. He clearly had no intention on actually wearing a wire to tape the president. And that kind of thing would have required follow up, and I would've known about it that didn't happen. But there are other sources who are adamant that this was quite serious. And that this was not. Laughing matter
The Deciders
Rod Rosenstein, President and President Trump discussed on The Deciders
"President Trump is promising to get rid of the lingering stench at the Justice department. This follows a New York Times report that deputy attorney general rod Rosenstein suggested secretly recording the president at the White House last year. Correspondent Laura Jarrett at least one person in the room said to me, look I've known him for a long time. It was clearly sarcasm. He clearly had no intention on actually wearing a wire to tape the president. And that kind of thing would have required follow up, and I would have known about it that didn't happen. But there are other sources who are adamant that this was quite.
Rich Zeoli
Trump escalates feud with Sessions
"From President Trump's interview with Fox News continues to rattle his administration this morning the president tried to put daylight. Between himself and Michael Cohen who in a guilty plea. Says Trump directed him to break federal campaign law also attacked attorney. General Jeff Sessions, for recusing himself from the, Russia investigation and by the way he was. On the campaign you know the only reason I gave, him, the job because I felt loyalty he was an original supporter. Sessions then. Fired back defending himself and the Justice department here's correspondent Laura Jarrett with part of his statement I am attorney general the actions of the Justice department will not be improperly. Influenced by Political considerations will. This afternoon Trump, and sessions discussed prison reform at a previously scheduled White House meeting which was reportedly cordial at which they're few did not come up
KNX Afternoon News with Mike Simpson and Chris Sedens
Fallout still rattling Trump administration following Fox news interview
"Fallout from President Trump's interview with Fox News continues to rattle, his administration this morning the president tried. To put daylight between himself and Michael Cohen who win a guilty plea says Trump. Directed him to break federal campaign law Trump also. Attack attorney, general Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation, and by the way he was, on the campaign you know the only reason I. Gave the job because the loyalty he was an, original supporter sessions then. Fired back defending himself and the Justice department here's correspondent Laura Jarrett with part. Of his statement I am attorney general the actions of the Justice department will not be, improperly influenced by political considerations while this afternoon Trump and sessions discussed prison reform at a previously scheduled White House meeting which was reportedly cordial at which they're, few did, not,
The Larry O'Connor Show
DOJ to make Comey memos available to Congress after subpoena threat
"For your investment in this region and i can promise you you won't regret it the banks opening new branches in more than a dozen markets maryland governor larry hogan and we're all so excited that they're starting right here in the district heather curtis sound wma al and wma aol dot com the justice department is expected to make the james comey memo's available to congress later today the justice department is expected to make them available at some point later today and there are at least seven different memos that at least world where some of which contained classified information so at this point it's unclear whether the justice department will decide to make them available in redacted form for that classified information or whether they'll provide them unredacted to congress correspondent laura jarrett the texas firefighter who helped pull a passenger back into the plane during a deadly southwest airlines emergency spoke about it today at a news conference andrew needham says he felt the need to assist servant heart me to get up and do something meanwhile the federal aviation administration says in the next two weeks it will issue a directive to require ultrasonic inspections of fan blades like the one that snapped off that southwest airlines plane passenger who was partially blown out of window was killed the faa announcement comes nearly a year after the engine's manufacturer recommended the additional inspections and a month after european regulators order their airlines to do the work the cincinnati reds are the first team in baseball this year to fire their manager anytime you're baseball team gets off to the worst record they've had since the great depression the manager can't be long for his job and in cincinnati that means a quick hook for brian price whose reds are three and fifteen the worst record in baseball it's the earliest reds manager has been sacked since tony perez was fired after forty four games back in nineteen ninetythree cincinnati is in the midst of a rebuild having lost at least ninety four games each of the last three seasons finishing last each year this season was expected to be no different bench coach jim riggleman will manage the team on an interim basis his fifth managerial job in the majors i'm john stolnis she's been all over tv for weeks now you can see stormy daniels in person she's.
The Glenn Beck Show
Sen. Tammy Duckworth casts vote on Senate floor with new baby Maile
"The james comey memo's available to congress later today justice correspondent laura jarrett with more expected to make them available at some point later today and there are at least seven different memos that at least we're aware of some of which contained classified information so at this point it's unclear whether the dust as department will decide to make them available in redacted form for that classified information or whether they'll provide them unredacted to congress to more larry nassar victims or filing a lawsuit against the former doctor victims attorney mo aziza says he's also putting blame on the international gymnastics federation the f i g had the responsibility as far as being the governing body and just recently they came up with a code of conduct to protect minors and these girls for hundreds of girls perhaps thousands those too late these lawsuits allege the nassar molested the victim under the guise of performing medical treatment senator tammy duckworth and daughter amelia have made senate history the illinois democrat brought her daughter in a pink hat onto the senate floor under new rules that permitted it duckworth already is the only senator to have given birth while serving in the senate maley born april ninth is the first senators baby to be allowed on the chamber floor the history was made under a new rule passed a day earlier that permitted newborns of senators on the floor during votes the republican controlled senate held the vote open so duckworth in maili could adhere to the new rule duckworth and iraq war veteran and double amputee arrived in the wheelchair with mainly on her lap for a family in rockford michigan handmedowns will not be in short supply correspondent john stolnis tarian jay schwab have welcomed their fourteenth son into the world five days before he was due the schwantz have no daughters a local television station reports that the boy whose name is not being released weighs eight pounds four ounces and is twenty one inches long the couple said they didn't want to know what the sex of their baby was before he was born continuing a recent trend for them jay said earlier this year he would love to have a girl but didn't think it would be in the cards ketari said she's used to large families she was one of fourteen children herself the oldest of the.
The Glenn Beck Show
Michigan couple welcomes 14th son to the family
"The james comey memo's available to congress later today justice correspondent laura jarrett with more expected to make them available at some point later today and there are at least seven different memos that at least we're aware of some of which contained classified information so at this point it's unclear whether the dust as department will decide to make them available in redacted form for that classified information or whether they'll provide them unredacted to congress to more larry nassar victims or filing a lawsuit against the former doctor victims attorney mo aziza says he's also putting blame on the international gymnastics federation the f i g had the responsibility as far as being the governing body and just recently they came up with a code of conduct to protect minors and these girls for hundreds of girls perhaps thousands those too late these lawsuits allege the nassar molested the victim under the guise of performing medical treatment senator tammy duckworth and daughter amelia have made senate history the illinois democrat brought her daughter in a pink hat onto the senate floor under new rules that permitted it duckworth already is the only senator to have given birth while serving in the senate maley born april ninth is the first senators baby to be allowed on the chamber floor the history was made under a new rule passed a day earlier that permitted newborns of senators on the floor during votes the republican controlled senate held the vote open so duckworth in maili could adhere to the new rule duckworth and iraq war veteran and double amputee arrived in the wheelchair with mainly on her lap for a family in rockford michigan handmedowns will not be in short supply correspondent john stolnis tarian jay schwab have welcomed their fourteenth son into the world five days before he was due the schwantz have no daughters a local television station reports that the boy whose name is not being released weighs eight pounds four ounces and is twenty one inches long the couple said they didn't want to know what the sex of their baby was before he was born continuing a recent trend for them jay said earlier this year he would love to have a girl but didn't think it would be in the cards ketari said she's used to large families she was one of fourteen children herself the oldest of the.
The Warren Pierce Show
Andrew McCabe has been interviewed by special counsel Robert Mueller
"The recently fired former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe was a note taker just like dismissed fbi chief james comey and now correspondent laura jarrett says those mellows have made their way to the special counsel team that's investigating russian election meddling and the trump campaign a person familiar with the matter tells us that mccabe documented his own personal interactions with trump as well as what komi related to mccabe about his past conversations with the president president trump's attorney john dowd call for the end of the special counsel investigation and trump later followed up with his own tweet writing the robert mueller probe should never have been started in that there was no collusion and there was no crime russia's central election commission says its website was the target of an unsuccessful hacking attempt during sunday's presidential election vladimir putin is vying for his fourth the term is president the last of the victims have been recovered from the deadly pedestrian bridge collapsed near florida international university and the thirties believe the toll will remain at six senator marco rubio says the ntsb's investigation will focus on bridge construction going to go through all of the plans all the decisions that were made all the changes that were made all of the materials their job is not to issue a report saying so and so's fault they will issue a report a fact they line this is what went wrong and this is why it went wrong the single ticket baden pennsylvania won the big jackpot filled with powerball golden last night's drawing our bill michaels has those numbers the winning numbers twenty to fifty seven fifty nine sixty and sixty six the powerball was seven and those winning powerball ticket numbers worth nearly four hundred and fifty seven million dollars i'm barbara kusak seven hundred sixty wjr news are meadowland rem wjr news time six oh two currently it's twenty seven degrees crews battle the fire a detroit apartment building the apartment is in the eleven hundred block of woodward avenue near the border of highland park the fire started on the third floor the.
The Glenn Beck Show
FBI officials recommend former
"Kudlow accepts firing mccabe i'm michael toscano economist and tv commentator lawrence kudlow says he's an accepted an offer from president trump to become chief white house economic adviser jeff zeleny has a bit of information about his relationship with the president he's not always been on the same page but he's always been on the president's side he was a key advisor during the presidential campaign when many republicans and conservatives were sort of keeping arm's length kudlow is known as a free trader in opposition to some of trump's protectionist trade policies gary cohen who left the job did so because he doesn't approve of trump's tariffs on imported steel and aluminum you can't retire you're fired laura jarrett reports that's what former fbi director deputy director andrew mccabe may be about to hear days before his formal retirement terminal leave since january when he somewhat abruptly stepped down and he was set to retire this sunday but if he is fiber before he would lose his pension that's the recommendation of an internal investigation into a two thousand sixteen decision mccabe made it allowed fbi officials to speak to reporters about an investigation into the clinton foundation the united nations security council going into emergency session right now to consider action against russia for the poisoning of a former spy on british soil with nerve gas prime minister theresa may has won the backing of france germany the us and other countries as she seeks consequences for russia for the attack that not only left sergei scruple and his daughter in critical condition it also left dozens of civilians and sells berry in need of treatment the russian state was culpable for the attempted murder mr and his daughter the uk is kicking out twentythree russian diplomats in response to the attack steve kastenbaum new york students across the nation walked out of class today to push for stronger gun control laws exactly one month after the massacre at a high school in florida as that was happening the accused shooter was being arraigned on murder charges nicholas cruises lawyer says he'll plead guilty if the death penalty is waived i'm michael toscano from your breaking news station i'm pat allen size of the student walkouts in albuquerque today very quite a bit monica armenta with aps tells us eldorado high school probably had the largest number of students participating she says the.