35 Burst results for "One Governor"
The Dan Bongino Show
Sean Davis: How Gingrich, Trump & DeSantis Stand Out
"He's probably the first governor in a long time to take on almost this Reagan esque profile Where Reagan didn't use the mild color he told for bold color differences between the parties you know Desantis has done that down here in Florida won by a landslide He took on the culture wars He took on the tax debate He took on big business things we should be fighting while these other governors are winning by a hair in these blood red states I mean I really believe he's one of the first guys in a long time In decades who really understands what you just said that power is there in a political constitutional republic to be used not to be just sit there and caressed and petted like some kind of lapdog You absolutely read my mind because I was thinking of this Anna during our conversation about someone who's not been afraid And when you look I'll say over the last 20 years that Republican politicians who kind of understand the game three stand out to me First with gingrich who understood that you don't play the media's game When they come to you with false premises and lies you call them out on it and you take a big old dump on them in front of everyone Trump taught us that you can talk about issues the way normal people talk about them And you don't have to be cowed by people calling you names for saying obvious things like maybe we shouldn't be allowing the importation to murderers and drug cartels and all that And then I think the Santa's third his taught yes you can use power that you have won an election to do great things for the people in great things for the country And the only thing about desantis that disappoints me is that we don't have more governors doing exactly what he's doing There are governors and states who won by 20 or 30% Recall that desantis in this first election won by 10,000 votes And there's people who won by orders of magnitude more than that who are just doing a fraction of what he's doing because they're timid and scared So my only disappointment with desantis is that we don't have more of him in every state in the country doing what he's doing
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Mark Morgan Reflects on DeSantis' Migrant Transfer
"Because I haven't asked you in the beginning, mister G and I who has a very good political sense. We looked at the abbot desantis busing migrants thing as a kind of cheap stunt, what difference does it make when you've got millions flooding across the border? But when it arrived in Martha's Vineyard and he saw the national God being mobilized to get him off and get him into a camp, what did you think of that little political play? So I thought, so I was kind of in the dissented opinion when first governor Abbott had it. I actually said it was genius. Oh, you did? I did. Because look, his goal was he knew that wasn't going to change what was happening in southwest border. But what he knew was that it was going to keep it in the top fold. And it was going to show the left that their hypocrisy. And just when I thought governor Abbott had done a good job, and then governor desantis goes, he just kind of won the ups him, right? By sending Martha vineyard. An area probably one of the most richest enclaves and the face of the planet, right? And part of their, they actually billboards as part of their mission statement saying, we welcome and everybody. They have it right there in the harbor. We welcome all immigrants. They couldn't, they couldn't corral them up fast enough and get them out of there so fast. Would have been a camp. Military. Military camp. So one, just a hypocrisy, but I tell you what. I did more interviews. And the 30 days following that, then I had probably 60 days. Sorry, what? If you got people to talk about the border. Even the mainstream media. So
Bloomberg Radio New York
"one governor" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A hurricane again is threatening to carve a new path of destruction through South Carolina today when it roars ashore north of Charleston. Forecasters say the storm will drive a surge of water into the city of three to 6 feet. North Carolina governor Roy Cooper is urging residents to take the storm seriously. Our state emergency operations center has been activated and staffed with people across state government, nonprofits, and the private sector. Making sure that we have the resources to help our communities if they need it. Meanwhile, Florida copes with the aftermath of Ian, Florida governor Ron DeSantis. First responders are doing targeted searches, just going home by home, checking to see if people are okay and then responding to specific reports if they're missing loved ones. Governor desantis says about 2 million residents are still without power. The wife of Supreme Court Justice clarence Thomas appeared before the January 6th committee investigating the capitol riot. In the days after the 2020 election, Jenny Thomas urged the Trump White House to fight back an emailed state lawmakers asking them to help overturn the election results. The Biden administration is tweaking its college loan debt relief program the face of legal challenges. 6 Republican led states flying a case in a St. Louis federal court, questioning President Biden's authority to grant college debt relief during a time of national emergency. Arkansas is leading the suit in which Republican attorney general Leslie Rutledge contends Biden's plan puts self wrought college loan debt on the backs of millions of hardworking Americans After 7 years, Trevor Noah announced that he will step down as host of The Daily Show on Comedy Central. I never dreamed that I would be here. I sort of felt like a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I came in for a tour of what the previous show was, and then the next thing I know I was handed the keys. No word yet, I want to win. Noah's last show would be or who will replace him. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie Dives Into Nevada Politics
"Republicans can win Senate races in Nevada. I believe his name was dean Heller recently. Was a senator from Nevada. An Adam laxalt is shocking the world Nevada has all of a sudden become this sleeper race where Democrats are almost beginning to expect a loss in the state of Nevada. So there's a couple things happening in Nevada. Number one, governor sisolak is one of the worst governors in America. He's a Democrat governor. And he has a lot of resentment brewing in Nevada because of how he inappropriately locked down the casino and gaming industry, how he went full Gestapo a lot of people lost their jobs. A lot of people lost their livelihoods, a lot of people never got back to where they were. There is serious financial misery that is all over Clark county. All over Clark county, ollo and Clark county's the biggest county in Nevada. And so the gaming industry in particular was just destroyed by Sicily, which is a massive amount of jobs now, you know, casino gambling might not be your thing. That's not the point. The point is that it's an economic engine and there's so many other things, so many other industries that are supported outside of just not casino gaming. Restaurants, entertainment shows, plays, all sorts of different things. Sporting events, conventions, a lot of stuff happens in Vegas outside of just the stereotypical stuff, which is this, by the way, to very depraved place in certain sense. But so is every American city. And I think there's some wonderful people in Vegas, and I know them, and I have dear Friends there. But they destroy that industry inappropriately unnecessarily. That's number one. Number two, Nevada has seen a significant increase in out of state people coming from California. And a lot of them have been Republicans. A lot of them are not necessarily coming to Nevada just to go vote for Democrats. A lot of that growth has been in the Lake Tahoe area or the Reno area or an especially in the Vegas area, the summit area.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Facts Have to Matter With Daniel Horowitz
"At some point, facts have to matter. Elaborate on that point. You're talking about facts matter. We have to follow the truth no matter where it leads us. Daniel Horowitz elaborate on that. Sure, I'm speaking to Republicans. Democrats obviously they're part of the genocide. The problem with Republicans is this. Facts, they're impervious to facts as much as the Democrats are. Because they set up this image that they want to evince to the public. This is the nice Goldilocks thing. I oppose mandates, but I love anything called a vaccine. And that's where they are right now. And obviously as you all know, when you're doing that, you're not effectively opposing the mandate. It's either hence we still have the military mandates in the worst things. Kidney transplants being denied and they're not doing anything about it. But the problem with that, as I said, I said, you'll be made to care. At some point, you can allow anti vax to become the new racism. At some point, it has to matter. Thomas solely used to say this on a legal immigration. People would be like, I'm pro immigrant, and he's like, I'm pro shoes. He wrote a column like 6, 7 years ago, the abstract immigrant. You know, well, the details matter. I mean, okay, like, I love vaccines. Okay, but this one has over a million adverse events reported to VAERS over 30,000 deaths over 200,000 hospitalizations and over 14,000 categories of maladies, and we know it's woefully under reported because it's so impossible to fill it out. So it's like, Jude, we kind of got a problem here. And then they say, now we're going to introduce it on babies and I thought, okay, they're going to rebel. And there was no one home. It was one governor, the Florida governor opposed it every other one and promotes it. And in the Senate was wrong John and maybe Rand Paul and that was
The Charlie Kirk Show
How Should Parents Push Back Against the Vaccine for Toddlers?
"Charlie, I have very serious reservations about giving the vaccine in my two year old son. But I know my pediatrician will likely recommend it now that the FDA has approved. What are your thoughts? Is there anyone pushing back against this? So look, I just want to reiterate that vaccine companies have pushed this on a little kids because they want to get it onto the official childhood schedule vaccination schedule for liability protection. Similar to the WHO story that we've talked about and covered in great detail, states can push back against this and there is one governor who is pushing back against this. It is governor Ron DeSantis. Governor Ron DeSantis is pushing back against the bio medical corporate pharma fascist regime. And saying, this is the line. We're not going to do this. There is no reason whatsoever. To inoculate 6 month to 5 year olds. Against a virus that they are not dying from. You are injecting a gene therapy that is called a vaccine. Doctor Cole is just in our program and he walked through all the risks associated with it. We've had doctor Malone do the same thing. Doctor McCullough do the same thing. And Ron DeSantis is saying, I'm not just going to keep on going along for the next thing. We're not just going to keep on falling for the phase three experimental gene therapy. Now if you got vaccinated and if you believe in the vaccine, fine. That's your choice. But we're talking about children that don't have a choice. And some parents are going to be pressured by doctors by institutions, to give a vaccine against a virus that does not pose a significant risk for them.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Omicron Casts a Shadow Over Winter Holiday Travel
"Uncertainty says The New York Times COVID surge puts many Americans on the edge of traveling. Of course it does. COVID-19 variant starts to take a toll on businesses as The Wall Street Journal. Of course, it does. People aren't going to go out. Workers aren't going to be able to come to work if they're sick. Central banks worry a consistent inflation. That's correct because not only did we vastly increase the money supplies we've screwed up the supply chain so badly by lockdowns. Good news yesterday and Fox News Sunday is Larry helvin said there's no way we're going back to lockdowns in Maryland. There isn't one governor who should do lockdowns anywhere. None. Zero set.
WLS-AM 890
"one governor" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Like Check this out In Florida we will not let them lock you down We will not let them take your jobs We will not let them harm your businesses We will not let them close your schools The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result The lockdowns didn't stop COVID Force masking they said last year would end the pandemic if 80% wore masks Many more than that were wearing masks and it hasn't worked They said you could get COVID off surfaces which is in true They've not been honest about the origins of the virus and they haven't been forthright about natural immunity And with these travel restrictions I was probably the first governor in January of 2020 to call for travel restrictions from China I supported president Trump when he did that But we have to take a step back and acknowledge that does travel extremely restrictions just didn't work The virus had already spread All right Ron the Skywalker strikes again Notice what he did there That's what leadership looks like folks And I'm not golden calf in anyone Ron DeSantis you should be questioned and will be questioned like anyone else But I'm telling you there's not a finer Republican out there We're finding Republican governor out there right now then Ron DeSantis Notice what he did Admits a mistake Says the definition of insanity is doing the same thing that doesn't work over and over again Admits these lockdowns and these state lockdowns and these federal lockdowns didn't work Acknowledges natural immunity is real Now Florida has one of the lowest hospitalization rates Case races in the case rates in the entire country That's what leadership
The Dan Bongino Show
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Shows Real Leadership Addressing COVID
"Like Check this out In Florida we will not let them lock you down We will not let them take your jobs We will not let them harm your businesses We will not let them close your schools The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result The lockdowns didn't stop COVID Force masking they said last year would end the pandemic if 80% wore masks Many more than that were wearing masks and it hasn't worked They said you could get COVID off surfaces which is in true They've not been honest about the origins of the virus and they haven't been forthright about natural immunity And with these travel restrictions I was probably the first governor in January of 2020 to call for travel restrictions from China I supported president Trump when he did that But we have to take a step back and acknowledge that does travel extremely restrictions just didn't work The virus had already spread All right Ron the Skywalker strikes again Notice what he did there That's what leadership looks like folks And I'm not golden calf in anyone Ron DeSantis you should be questioned and will be questioned like anyone else But I'm telling you there's not a finer Republican out there We're finding Republican governor out there right now then Ron DeSantis Notice what he did Admits a mistake Says the definition of insanity is doing the same thing that doesn't work over and over again Admits these lockdowns and these state lockdowns and these federal lockdowns didn't work Acknowledges natural immunity is real Now Florida has one of the lowest hospitalization rates Case races in the case rates in the entire country That's what leadership
77WABC Radio
"one governor" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"At the point of the Pennsylvania litigation isn't the reverse The results of the last election the points the point of the Pennsylvania litigation is to put back in place The constitutional voting system one legislature one governor one elected States Supreme Court can't rewrite the state constitution And then poison the electoral process leaching into the federal constitutional system That just can't stand So these changes in the voting system in Pennsylvania are unconstitutional under state law And by the way it's not even a close call It's beyond obvious They didn't go through the amendment procedures You can't change the voting system at Pennsylvania by statute They did not go through the amendment process They shortcut it Now I don't expect the Democrats to support this They're crooked as hell That's the nature of American Marxism So what they led against are trying to do is to make sure going forward In future elections in 2022 and 2024 and by the way also in state elections That the constitutional electoral process is in place If the process is to be changed they have to go through the amendment process that did not happen
Mark Levin
The Purpose of Pennsylvania Litigation: To Reinforce the Constitutional Voting System
"Point of the Pennsylvania litigation isn't the reverse The results of the last election the points the point of the Pennsylvania litigation is to put back in place The constitutional voting system one legislature one governor one elected States Supreme Court can't rewrite the state constitution And then poison the electoral process leaching into the federal constitutional system That just can't stand So these changes in the voting system in Pennsylvania are unconstitutional under state law And by the way it's not even a close call It's beyond obvious They didn't go through the amendment procedures You can't change the voting system at Pennsylvania by statute They did not go through the amendment process They shortcut it Now I don't expect the Democrats to support this They're crooked as hell That's the nature of American Marxism So what they led against are trying to do is to make sure going forward In future elections in 2022 and 2024 and by the way also in state elections That the constitutional electoral process is in place If the process is to be changed they have to go through the amendment process that did not happen
600 WREC
"one governor" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Razor thin majorities in Congress, Reuters says. Plus, it could also spell the end of Mr Newsom's political ambitions widely believed to include possible runs for the U. S Senate or The presidency. Governor Newsom today will be the first governor in a recall election to face voters divided over covid restrictions. State leaders around the U. S have exercised broad authority to try to safeguard the health and well being of both the residents and economies over the past 18 months, including decisions that have drawn fire from all sides. As Christine my duck at the Wall Street Journal reports. Mr Newsome's performance will be the first judged by voters. Christine Set this up recalls are not new to governors in California. Mr Newsome had, you know, faced several recall attempts already, But really, what was key here is that this recall attempt got off the ground and got extra time right at a time when the pandemic was getting worse last fall right at a time when Gavin Newsom was shown In news reports to be eating at the French laundry in Napa Valley without a mask and with other people outside his household. Just when he was telling other people to do the exact opposite. So, um, this really kind of, um started with a lot of people angry about his restrictions, a lot of people angry about his shutdowns and really ballooned from there, and to a campaign that's also touched on homelessness also touched on the housing crisis on wild fires in the state and just general what they A feels mismanagement of the state, but it really did get it start through frustration about his covid policies. How did it come to encompass other things? Is that just the nature of politics? I mean, I think that's the nature of California. There's a lot of things to be frustrated about in California. It is a very dynamic economy. It is a very dynamic place. But that said, you know, income inequality is pretty severe here. Um, housing prices are through the roof, and that's only gotten worse during the pandemic, something that's interesting about California. It is. Even in the midst of the pandemic. When we thought we were going to be facing a huge budget shortfall, California had a record budget surplus. And why is that Because the state is very reliant on income taxes on high earners and those high earners who mostly were staying home, who mostly didn't Luther jobs maybe even more money because the housing market went up because investments went up, so it is, you know, kind of this all encompassing campaign because there are so many issues that are thorny and LIFFE, Oranje. Because there are so many challenges facing it. We're speaking with Christine, My duck reporter at The Wall Street Journal. Her pieces called California Recall puts Governors Pandemic leadership to the test. There was a point Somebody made your story too about. It's the closest thing we have to a referendum on how we should deal with Covid. What do you mean? Well, really, I mean, this kind of political Rorschach tests that we have is across the country in terms of covid policies, right? I mean, depending on kind of which starts side of partisan divide. You are how seriously you're taking covid. Whether or not you're likely to get vaccinated or believe in things like mask mandates or vaccine mandates. That's all very partisan and device to these days. And so, you know, Gavin Newsom is the first governor who's going to face an electorate that Like focused a lot on that. So that's really what we're talking about here. In terms of, you know, he took a very hard line very early to, um, you know, camp down on restrictions on kind of widespread lockdowns and business shutdowns, and he got a lot of flak from that from people. Other people who, um, support him say that those moves are what helps California avoid. The kinds of death rates in case rates that we see right now across the country and some of the other Red states. It's kind of all in for Democrats here, isn't it because there's no Significant Democratic challengers on the list of what 45 something potential replacements for Mr Newsome. There are 46 candidates on the ballot to replace him, and none of them are prominent Democrats who are well known in Democratic Party. And yes, that is, uh, that was a very, um deliberate strategy by the California Democratic Party and by Gavin Newsom's campaign to discourage any prominent Democrat from getting in, and they were very much, um, banking on people to just Vote. No leave the second question blank. Which actually made a lot of Democratic voters nervous because you know, a few weeks ago, it was not at all clear that Gavin Newsom was going to beat this, Uh, recall, and people were very nervous giving up that choice and you say earlier on in our conversation. He's been the target of recalls before not elections, obviously, but recall efforts That's correct. And actually, that's not new in California. Every California governor since 1960 has faced some kind of recall effort. Thanks, Christine Christine my duck at the Wall Street Journal 14..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"one governor" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"I Heart radio station. 83 degrees in Boston at 2 30. Good afternoon. I'm Madison Rogers. And here's what's happening. This just into the WBZ newsroom, Federal prosecutors are asking for an 11 year prison sentence for former fall River Mayor Chisel Korea They say the sentence needs to send a firm message to anyone who might abuse public office. Prosecutors also want him to pay nearly $300,000 in restitution to investors and $20,000 to the I. R s Along with forfeiting $560,000. Korea who's 29 years old, was convicted on 21 counts back in May in federal court that includes extortion, wire fraud and filing false tax returns. He has appealed. Sentencing is set for September 20th. Candidates for Boston Mayor are hitting the pavement hard today. It's one of the final chances to get the message out to voters before the preliminary election Tuesday, several polls Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu in the lead with heavy competition between acting mayor Janie and City counsellors in Nusa Sebi, George and Andrea Campbell, former chief of economic development, John Barrows. Looking to gain ground. When the votes are tallied Tuesday. It'll be narrowed to two candidates and pollsters say this will almost certainly be a first for Boston, with two candidates of color competing in November, possibly both women. Across the country. Yesterday was a day for mourning and remembrance. Families of 9 11 victims were invited to the JFK Library for ceremony where the 206 names of those with Massachusetts ties were read aloud. And our beloved son, William Christopher Hunch. Laura Ogonowski is Father John, who was the pilot of hijacked flight, 11 says it gives the victims of voice so many have never forgotten. And I think a huge reason why is because we share the stories of our loved ones. Governor Baker presided over the flag raising in a commemoration that bonds the families once again,.
KGO 810
"one governor" Discussed on KGO 810
"Though most people wouldn't think that's good bedtime material. It's predictable, and I know what it is. And I know the characters when I When I listen to, you know Ron Johnson or to you know, Jim Jordan or these guys speak. I have to tell myself that we will get through this and that the truth always wins. The truth is like gravity. You can only hold it down. Eventually it flips on you and it pulls you toward it, And that's what you got to just ask you to me. That's what you have to look at. We'll discuss this later. Blue Pill red pill coming up. What is the future of the Middle East? And how does it involve us? Talk to really interesting author His book His enemies and Allen's. Your Boss may soon tell you to get the Covid 19 vaccine or agree to weekly testing President Biden signing an executive order today requiring all employers with more than 100 workers to do so. If we raise our vaccination rate, protect ourselves and others with masking expanded testing and identify people who are infected, we can and we will turn the tide on Covid 19. It's part of a sweeping six pronged approach. Mr Biden outlined today to slow the spread of confidence. The delta very in 19. As Covid 19 has been hitting this country hard. We have the tool to combat the virus. If we can come together as a country and use those tools, the CIA order to double finds two passengers who won't mask up and retailers have agreed to sell at home covid tests at cost, but at least one governor is promising to fight it. South Dakota's Christine O tweeting CIA in court to the president. Area. Aldinger ABC News KGO that news update. 3 31 I'm Paul Rodgers and the KGO SAN Francisco newsroom A weather system approaching Northern California is expected to bring blustery winds and dry lightning,.
KFI AM 640
"one governor" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Arrogantly dismiss concerns about rape survivor Newsom, also making the argument that a GOP governor will attempt to limit abortion rights, the right to reproductive freedom. This is a desperate hour, right? Now they're going. They're talking about abortion. They don't talk about the homeless of the fires, or covid. And talking about abortion. Now the rights of women now are under assault. What a remarkable moment. Yeah, everybody, If you look outside when you go outside, they're just getting their ass kicked. They're getting beaten outside. The rights of women are getting crazy, right? Women are but not then. There. They have to put the burkas on. They got to sit at home, then just cook and clean. I had never seen any. Um, in the workplace night. They're getting they're getting killed. The rights of women now are under assault. What a remarkable moment believes that Anybody believe that the rights of women are under assault in this state? Anybody believe that? Nobody. It is an American history. Former President Obama also recording a commercial to help Newsome governor Newsom has spent the past year and a half protecting California communities. What Governor Newsom has spent the past year and a half protecting California communities, which communities Which one's governor Newsom has spent the past year and a half protecting California communities. He got it. He got it right. I mean, he got some somewhat right Governor Newsom has spent the past year and a half. Keeping your kids.
KDWN 720AM
"one governor" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"Paralysis. And that is just not an option for you, and not an option for the state, especially now. Meanwhile, Khokha will graduate of Syracuse University and Catholic University She held from Buffalo, The married mother of two previously served as a city clerk and one time congresswoman. She's the first governor to come from outside New York City and its environs since Franklin D. Roosevelt left office in 1932. President Biden honoring the 2020 W NBA champion Seattle Storm on Monday, celebrating their success on the court and hailing the four time title holders for changing lives with activism. The visit marked the first time that an NBA or W NBA team has visited the White House since the Cleveland Cavaliers did it back in 2016 when they were hosted by then President Obama. Biden marveled at the team, which includes five Olympic gold medalists, the greatest of all time on that team. And more than likely the her successor as well. Well in a historic matchup between two of baseball's hottest teams. The Yankees kept right on rolling. Giancarlo Stanton homered twice and drove in three runs carried the Yankees to their 10th straight victory. Cooling off the Atlanta Braves 51 New York, snapping the Braves own nine game winning streak. It's the first regular season match up in almost 120 years between the teams that had won at least nine in a row. The first since September. 7th 19 Oh one when the Pirates took a 10 game winning streak into their contest against the Philadelphia Phillies, who had won nine in a row. More breaking news on the way on this Tuesday morning. Construction companies doing business with the government can get fined.
The Nicole Sandler Show
"one governor" Discussed on The Nicole Sandler Show
"He's like bragging on it seriously. This is this is more on death sentence. This weekend we say no to lockdowns no to school closures. No restrictions and no mandates really. Oh my god. I have another like. I've got six minute clip here with back. Could cause some problems especially for those of us that have younger ones at home to her to give you an idea of what comes out of this man's mouth emergency rules protecting the rights of parents to make this decision about wearing masks for their for their children. Patty in florida. The twenty twenty one twenty two thousand twenty twenty one school year that you know what i'm not. I'm not even gonna play him because he lies. Everything out of his mouth is like his. His mentor his idol dump. He lies about everything and why he's being touted as you know the republicans twenty twenty four hopeful if donald trump doesn't run the whole thing is just oh gas words doesn't make any sense but that's that's you're dealing with. That's who are dealing with here in florida and now we have the highest incidence of of Cova a hospitalizations are through the roof. let me play for you now. Dan gelber is the mayor of miami beach and thankfully dan gelber ripped desanto or death. Sandton a new one governor has made it as difficult as possible to make people say. He's like hyper just leading everybody off a cliff right now By letting them know that they don't have to like. Cdc they wear masks. They can do whatever they want. When we're in the midst of a enormous pandemic thank so. I live in broward county so down here in south florida. There's miami dade county which is miami and You know little havana. And all that. And just north of miami dade county broward county that encompasses for auburndale and where i live coral springs and everything in between the broward county school board had a meeting that got quite contentious last week. A lot of you know Flatter authors showed up protesting and stop the meeting but eventually the broward county school board ruled. That went. schools are back in session. I think they start like two or three weeks. That masks will be required kindergarten through grade twelve so that happened during the week so on friday night. Saturday friday Disentis gives a speech and he says in florida. There will be no lock down. There will be no school closures There will be no restrictions and no mandates in the state of florida. When are people going to wise up. Somebody sent him druze a video. Please i would. But i don't have any friends. Governor's office yeah. No the numbers are pretty incredible. Let me see if i've got them here. Okay florida on sunday. Set a record for hospitalizations out of the whole pandemic ten thousand two hundred seven people confirmed to have kovic nineteen in the hospital in florida. The previous record was last july twenty third july twenty third twenty twenty more than six months before vaccines remain available That was the last record. And i don't have the number but it was lower than the ten thousand two hundred seven that are hospitalized right now in the state of florida on saturday florida set a new record for new corona virus cases with twenty one thousand six hundred eighty. Three infections confirmed in a twenty four hour period and they tell us florida now has more hospitalizations than any other states and yet to santa says school district can't make your students wear masks because that would be child abuse. I know it why. Why does anybody listen to this man. He's a fucking moron. Thought you knew sideways is straight ahead. Facts no longer matter reality fiction. Thursday signpost hit your.
This Week in Agriculture
"one governor" Discussed on This Week in Agriculture
"Back this year. Red river farm network farm broadcaster don wick and advanced trading risk management advisor. Tommy safi of mayvale. North dakota are touring routes jerking areas of north dakota. We go to donna wick. With this report from the two were. Everyone is feeling the impact of this historic drought but north dakota agriculture commissioner. Doug goring says livestock producers may have the toughest situation the availability of grass and hay is just not enough to sustain north dakota's cattle herd. Goring is seeking the release of crp ground for hain but so far. Usda has been tight. Lipped i did ask that. We would get notified as soon as possible because producers have to get equipment ready. They gotta make arrangements. Stephen find some sierra. Crp that might be said enough to actually harvest or hey and then Then they have to make arrangements to move that stuff there. So i asked for july fifteenth opening. I mean it'd be nice. If i found out today we could notify the public. Let the industry know they could start making plans but I anticipate good news. I'm just not sure what the dates going to be one. We're gonna find out from my not to bismarck are boots on the ground to or found a soybean crop under stress but could make it if it rains the small grains not so much the crop is short and the stands are sparse. I'm don wick on the road on the red river farm network. In addition red river farm network farm broadcaster cara heart is in sioux. Falls south dakota this week or the twenty twenty. One governors eggs summit. We turn.
WMAL 630AM
"one governor" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"Com Recreational Marijuana Now legal in Virginia, one of a host of new laws going into effect today, July one, Governor Northam says the law will also means some retroactive work. We'll go back in time and and erase some of these, uh these convictions that people have had, and it's just it's no need to punish people. For something that is now legal a huge win for Arizona Republican lawmakers after a ruling by the Supreme Court upholding an election law that banned collection of ballots or ballot harvesting and prevent voters from voting outside their districts. Arizona Attorney General Mark Byrne of it shouldn't be an ideological issue. This is all about protecting the integrity of elections. And making sure that states have the ability to conduct the time place and manner of their elections the way they want. The high Court ruling comes as the Justice Department sues Georgia over its election reform law was passed earlier this year. Capital bike share says it is adding more than 60. Additional stations this year with hundreds of new electric bikes is more workers head back to the office. Advocates hope the $5 million investment will make bike some more attractive option, especially for people who are feeling squeamish should being around others on packed trains, not only D. C but also most suburbs have been adding bikes and stations to their systems. Checking your money. The Dow is up. 68 the NASDAQ Down 38 w M a l traffic and weather. Next register for your chance to win a pair of tickets to see Sir Elton John..
WSB-AM
"one governor" Discussed on WSB-AM
"What's going on here is it's legal. Is it legal in Detroit? I guess Michigan I'm assuming so somebody is saying that they, uh they had to jump through too many hoops to get certified and have a location applications and things like that, because the law favors some owners over other owners. True, So basically, it's a city ordinance and that the issue is, uh, handing out dispensary licenses to you know, they can't give it. You know, they can't give it to everybody in the world that applies. And so they have some sort of what I would call roadblocks along the way that shows preference and gives preference to certain applicants for the marijuana dispensaries, namely, Legacy residents. Oh, lived there 15 years or longer. Well, you know, and so the so let's look at what the reason would be if you're thinking in Detroit, um, we don't want we don't want people moving here just to open these dispensaries up because maybe it's the only area in the, uh in them. I don't know why they would decide, you know. Not to do that. But do you think that it's legal? I mean in America? Is there overriding stuff? Should I be able to move to Detroit and open a marijuana dispensary? If I'm not a felon or whatever. Well, technically, you know, when you're when you look at the Constitution, it's sort of like an equal protection argument. You can't treat one citizen differently than another citizen. Uh, there's got to be a rational basis for it. And so, you know, they're just saying that you can't show favouritism over one applicant over another right? I guess the the rational basis that they're trying to show is is they don't want so to speak these carpetbaggers from other poor portions of the country. That already owned 20 or 30 or 50 dispensaries, just swooping. Oh, they're afraid of big marijuana. That's what it is. There's some sort of. I mean, that seems silly, but obviously there are moneyed people behind this. Uh you know what? That Willie Nelson coming in from Texas taking over? Yes. Going to ask you a question, George about you know you, You're you're dealing with the law every day. My sense is that Marijuana will be legal everywhere within 10 years. Do you think it'll be my wrong was gonna be longer than that. Do you think it be shorter than that? I think of me a lot shorter than that, too, Because You know, I think the genie is out of the bottle as far as the taxation benefits. Uh and yeah, one state when one governor talked to the next governor, Yeah. Hey, Look what you're missing out on all these governors are super moral about gambling and marijuana until they find out how much revenue can be brought in. Turns out you bring in more revenue. You can fund more things You get reelected. Oh, you know what? My room I don't think it's a question of morality. But that's the reason it's always kept out right as well. We don't want to, you know, given the, uh, no alcohol is available to everyone, but we don't want to allow this. To get out of hand. It also like gambling. Keep in mind in Georgia Love. We just recently relaxed the Sunday alcohol. Yeah. Interesting laws. So So, yeah, there were a few years behind, but I suspect the next three years or so there'll be a federal law under this administration that that will be passed. Good question. Now, let's say the Biden administration the Congress as it stands now, let's say that they now they can't make a federal law that tells every state it has to be legal what they do. As they can say, from the federal point of view, it is no longer illegal. But then it would still be up state to state to decide right. True, But you know, the state has excuse me. The federal government has ways to bring states into line. Uh, if they want to would saying, Well, listen. That's fine, but we may hold up some sort of some sort of federal funding the 21 years. That's what Ronald Reagan did that. So I started to question the whole, uh Ronald Reagan. Leave it up to the states thing was when they moved it from 19 to 21 went from 18 to 19 then went from 19 to 21, at least in New York state, and then the federal where I was at the time, and then the federal government.
Dr. Daliah
Governor Newsom Lifts Most COVID-19 Restrictions
"Gavin Newsom, lifting most of his state's covid restrictions, the order rolls back rules on masks and distancing, Although unvaccinated people are still being asked to wear face coverings in public, no word on how the state plans to enforce that Newsome was the first governor to issue a stay at home order at the beginning of the pandemic. The Democrats. Handling of the virus has sparked fierce criticism from Republicans who are hoping to beat him in a likely recall election this fall. Foxes John Scott. Meanwhile, new data from Johns Hopkins University shows new covid 19 cases are declining
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"one governor" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"To take a deep look at this to explore the root causes of the inequities in communities of color, so they're going to look at many things access to healthcare gun violence. Zoning where people live. Historically, minority communities have been clustered closer the highways and polluted areas. The state of California is also looking at how to address systemic racism. Officials have put together a task force to look into the possibility of paying reparations to the descendants of black residents whose ancestors were subjected to slavery. The formation of the task force designed to study and develop preparation proposals is a first governor Gavin Newsom, California Again is poised to lead the way lead the way towards a more equitable and inclusive future. For all the nine person task force will make recommendations, but the state Legislature will decide what to do. California Attorney General Rob Bonta. This job is monumental. Its historic slavery is this country's original sent. The process is expected to take two years. Steve Futterman CBS News, also in California, the San Francisco Giants, are the first team in major league baseball to inquire. Operate pride colors on their uniforms. Team officials say they will wear an SF pride patch on their right jersey sleeve and a custom hat that also features the pride colors in the F logo Coming up next freshly baked pot right to your door, Lou podcast. It's great five minutes of news that's updated many times throughout the day. And they get that because I wanna listen to.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"one governor" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"That's the News nationally, but Wil J. Endsley go along with it. A to least one governor has already announced that they will not relax this Pennsylvania. They're not going to relax the indoor mask guidelines until 70% Of the state is vaccinated. They given the craziness with craziness with which Jay Inslee has approached all of this. Oh, Daddy, Daddy will probably say now. Grocery stores, businesses, banks, whatever they can still mandate masks, even though the C D. C Has relaxed the guidelines for those of us who are vaccinated, the CDC director Says. If you vaccinated even if you get Cove it you just don't get sound in the rare event that people get infected after a vaccine, The resulting infection is more likely to have a lower viral own. Shorter in duration and likely, less risky of transmission to others. In fact, the New York Yankees just announced today That every member of their organization players coaches staff front office that everybody's been vaccinated, but they have a cove. It outbreak nine people. In the Yankee Organization, coaches and front office. Have tested positive for Cove. It But again, you don't get sick if you're vaccinated you very Blackley don't get very sick even if you're on vaccinated, But so that means no masks for the vaccinated vaccinated.
KCRW
"one governor" Discussed on KCRW
"How can the U. S encourage more vaccinations? We get one governor's perspective. I'm Rachel Martin and I'm Steve Inskeep. We also hear from Israel, where a conflict with Palestinians escalated with rockets and air attacks. Also a story of refugees of business in the red State of Idaho, not only welcomes them it needs them as employees. It is Tuesday, May 11th this day in 2010 David Cameron became the UK prime minister. He allowed the referendum that triggered Brexit, which in turn triggered moves to break up the United Kingdom's The news is next. Bye from NPR News. I'm Korver Coleman. Violence continues in the Palestinian territories and in Israel, Palestinian Hamas militants are firing scores of rockets into Israel. Israel is using airstrikes to target Palestinian militants. Science Palestinian officials say at least 26 Palestinians are dead and more than 100. Others are injured. The Associated Press reports. Two women have been killed in Israel. Violence is tied to confrontations between Israelis and Palestinians and Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, a site that is also sacred to Jews. The Food and Drug Administration is authorized Visors Covert 19 vaccine for use in Children aged 12 to 15 NPR's Ping Hong reports, adolescents could start receiving inoculations as early as this week. For many teens, the past year has been a drag. We've been super stuck at home missing book clubs, birthday parties. Other events petitions Stench Field who was a nurse practitioner at Children's Minnesota says for 12 to 15 year olds. One big reason to get the covert vaccine is liberation. What this vaccine is going to do is allow them to get freedom, too. Go back and sing in that choir without a mask on and they can go to their sleepover camp with all their other vaccines and friends and not worry about getting sick or play in their sports team. The FDA determined that the fires of vaccine is safe and effective, and Children as young as 12. Next on Wednesday, advisers to the CDC will make recommendations on how to use it. Qinglong. NPR NEWS. Dry Conditions are worsening in California Governor Gavin Newsom has expanded his emergency drought declaration to nearly all California counties. So this drought though the second year of a drought Happening just a few years after the end of a five year drought. That began in 2012 and ended in 2016 in many respects is familiar. But in other respects Is more challenging and more acute than we could have imagined. The declaration covers 41 of California's 58 counties. Ah, former nursing assistant in West Virginia, is set to be sentenced for murdering at least seven men at a veterans hospital. They've missed each of West Virginia Public broadcasting reports 46 year old Reed amaze faces least seven life sentences for unnecessarily injecting the veterans with insulin, causing sudden hyperglycemia events that resulted in death. In July, Maze accepted a plea deal and admitted just seven counts of second degree murder and an additional counts of assault with intent to murder. Federal officials began looking into the case during the summer of 2018 before zeroing in on. Mays, who worked the overnight shift, often unsupervised, An attorney representing families of slain veterans says it may be impossible to know how many people may is injected with insulin. The date. She is not offered a motive for the killings for NPR news. I'm Dave missed each. This is NPR. And 604. I'm Cherry Glaser with KCRW News Governor Gavin Newsom has unveiled a major spending proposal to boost the state's economy. The $100 billion California comeback plan, as it's being called, would give $600.10 list checks to most residents. It would also help Californians struggling with rent and set aside $2 billion worth of direct relief for utility bills were also mindful rent is just one part of the burden. Of households. Issues of gas, electricity and water are real. Newsome says he wants the state to come roaring back from the pandemic. To do that, he says Californians need to continue following public health guidance, especially his demand for Corona virus vaccines continues to decline. We want to get our kids safely back in the in person instruction to get our small businesses back up and operational if we want this economic recovery to continue as robustly as its began We need to continue our vaccine program more than 60% of Californians have received their first dose of the Corona virus vaccine. L. A public school students of all grade levels are allowed back on campus. But the percentage of students who are often to learn in person varies by neighborhood district Superintendent Austin Boner says families with lower household incomes are not as likely to send their youngest kids back to school in West Los Angeles, for example. The median household incomes exceed $115,000 close to 70% of elementary school students have returned to campus for in person learning. And Belle. Incomes are about $44,000 in less than 20% of students, all right schools. But once kids reach higher grades that trend flips lower income communities have the highest rates of high school students returning to campus. Overall, only about 7% of high school students are back, though, which is less than half of what the district had expected in person learning its highest on elementary school campus is running at about 30%. Here in Southern California. Hiring scrambles underway for theme parks, restaurants and some other businesses is KCRW's Kelly Wells, reports that's translating into a promise of better wages and incentives for workers in some cases. Hiring report from the job board site. Snag a job says job openings have nearly doubled since last year nationwide, and Southern California is no different. Raging Waters is trying to fill 600 positions, including lifeguards, food servers and maintenance workers. They're less than three weeks away from reopening their wave pools and water slides, so they've raised their starting wage to $15 an hour. They also offer a signing bonus of family four pack of season passes. Boldly, which is based in Newport Beach, needs another 20,000 workers ahead of its peak season and also says it'll bump its nationwide average pay up to $15 an hour to retail giant Burlington is opening a distribution center in Riverside in a week they're offering about $17 an hour plus benefits. KCRW's Kelly Wells reporting support for NPR comes from T. Rowe Price committed to helping investors closed the gap towards reaching their retirement goals. T. Rowe Price invest with confidence On this Tuesday. You are listening to KCRW. We are NPR news for Southern California. Its success. Seven..
WBEZ Chicago
"one governor" Discussed on WBEZ Chicago
"Nation. Soon the FDA approved the visor vaccine for young people who have missed months of school and time with friends. It's morning edition from NPR news. How can the U. S encourage more vaccinations? We get one governor's perspective. I'm Rachel Martin and I'm Steve Inskeep. We also hear from Israel, where a conflict with Palestinians escalated with rockets and air attacks. Also, a story of refugees of business and the red State of Idaho not only welcomes them, it needs them as employees. It is Tuesday, May 11th this day in 2010 David Cameron became the UK prime minister. He allowed the referendum. Lie from NPR News on Korver Coleman. The Food and Drug Administration has authorized the Copa 19 vaccine produced by five grand by on Tech to be used in Children aged 12 to 15. Children aged 16 and 17 can already get the shots. Advisor says in its clinical trials, the vaccine was 100% effective in preventing disease. NPR's Ping Wong says It's also proven safe and effective and will help pediatricians combat the coronavirus in kids aged 12 to 15. It could also help reduce the chances of adolescence passing the virus on to others. And by opening up to this age group, the U. S. Is making the vaccine available to 17 million more people. That means a total of 87% of the total U. S population is now eligible to get a vaccine and the more people who get vaccinated, the more rads of transmission get cut off for the virus. NPR's Ping Wong reporting other pharmaceutical makers are working on covert vaccines for use in Children younger than this. In Gaza, officials say At least 24 Palestinians have been killed and more than 100 wounded in a round of fighting between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza. NPR's Daniel Estrin reports from outside a hospital in east Jerusalem. This is the bloodiest Israeli Palestinian violence in years after hundreds of Palestinians were reported wounded.
Common Sense with Bill O'Reilly
Cuomo's Fourth Accuser, Karen Hinton, Speaks Out
"About Governor Cuomo. And we have with us here on the show his fourth accuser, Karen, hidden Karen, you seem as we were talking about before the break. Very protective and feel really bad, especially for some of these younger women. Um, you are the same age right as Governor Cuomo. So you thought you you had been experienced in terms of dealing with Politicians and a whole bunch of things. But of course, never anticipated what had happened here. Do you regret that you didn't come forward sooner? Yes, I regret it. Uh, but on the other hand, I Never. There was never an opportunity for me to speak about it because there had not been any other public accusations. And you know, at By the time I had turned 40 I was no longer working for him and didn't work for him again. Um, you know, we weigh moved my husband on my second husband. I boot from Washington to New York. He began working with Governor Cuomo as his director, state operation. And um, and so I wanted to be supportive of Andrew's position as governor of New York and I wanted him to do well and I had unhappy a great deal of respect for many of the programs and policies he's put into place. I mean, the work you did around gay marriage. Was was very moving to me and very important. To this country and the work he's done in Cove it even though he's now facing criticism and rightfully so. His handling of the Because the manipulation of the numbers or the nursing home deaths occurred, whether it was in the hospital of the nursing him. That's very problematic and rightfully so, and we should be concerned about it at the same time. He also has done a very good job of of one of the first governor because it was one of the first hot spot to really take control of the terrible situation and try to turn it around and the death and the case is dropped. And they're continuing to drop now. But do you wish like maybe do you think maybe if I had said something 21 years ago He could have. It could have illuminated his behavior could have stopped his being out late. Do you think we live in it? We live in a country. Even they, uh, you know, it's problematic for the young woman who are coming forward. Now they could end up losing jobs or not getting jobs in the future, and people may want to stay away from them. And so, uh, my decision to do it now we try to stay. You can't speak out. You don't be silent, Speak out and support these women so that they can continue to function and have vibrant Important careers because in 1998 When I'm working for Andrew Cuomo. And then, of course in 2000. This was a time when they've been so much that the board about Bill Clinton's womanizing. And I did not want to find myself in a position where I could lose my my job. I could not get another job. I could lose clients who might hire me as a consultant after I left Hut. Wait. The country was not in a position to try to believe a woman. Did anybody believe Monica Lewinsky at first? Did anybody believe other women from Arkansas who accused Clinton of inappropriate sexual behavior? No. They made fun of them. They called them been those They called him trying apart trash. No. Was I going to Uh, come out and say something about Andrew Cuomo in 2000. No I had anyway, I just decided not to do it for fear that that it would hurt me would hurt my family. And so I just opted not to say anything. Then time passes. And, uh, Andrew, an odd developed a friendship. I'm now married to someone he has known for a long time. Um, So you know I wanted doing I didn't want Oh, Tonto in any way harm that relationship, um, that he Had with my husband, So I just decided to keep it between my husband in May and another friend. That's it. That's what I was going to ask you. You told your husband and you told her friend. Um, did you ever tell? Did you ever talk to the governor and say Hey, what happened? Whether it was, you know the next day or a few years later, Or did he ever say anything to you Apologize even No, no, I wasn't gonna bring it up. I didn't want to have that kind of drama in my life. And, um s O. I just I'm just let let it nothing happened. It's not like he physically abused me in any way he let me leave. And, um and and nothing happened. So I just wanted to leave it there and looking back on it. Should I have done that? I wished More than anything that we lived in this society in 2000 turn of the century that we lived in the society where that type of behavior Would rarely happen when you're dealing with a person you are paying money to for help, and you're in a position of power, but no That's not wasn't the case in 2000 and 21 years later, it's still the case. And, you know, I'm now 62 years old. So you know, I've got I've got a life ahead of me that doesn't really involved. Um, um, Anyone needing to do me favors and get me a job? That sort of thing? These young women who turned the tables on the governor? You know, they put their lives at risk, and that's very courageous. It
Chicago Tonight
Here's The Deal With The United Center Vaccination Site In Chicago
"Let's start with governor pritzker. This is what he had to say today about. The vaccine roll out in illinois has neighboring michigan announces. That it will open. Vaccinations everybody starting. In april as we have promised here in illinois and as we have been promised by the federal government that we would reach one hundred thousand doses per day by the middle of march. We've arrived mike flannery. The president says everybody's going to be eligible by may first governor pritzker says we're game here in illinois. Do you believe it i do. I think they the after a rough start. I talk peres. Says a guy who went around to the walmart and cvs is and the to supercenter over one hundred eighth woodland asking. Have you got any leftover back. Seen vaccines for the poor. Things have really gotten a lot better. I've got both my doses of the pfizer vaccine. I think this thing is finally on track. And i see mike flannery down there in beverly get your green tie in the irish flag. You're getting ready for a certain holiday in a few weeks. Megan hickey there's been a lot of confusion at the united center about who exactly has been eligible. The city has changed. Its eligibility standards because so many folks from outside of chicago or signing up as of now who is eligible to get the vaccine at the united center right now. They're still in the one. A one b Young people within the city limits and really the rules changed in the middle of the game because obviously when people started signing up it was a much broader eligibility than that and that was honestly source of a lot of confusion over the weekend and even into monday and tuesday because you know the the eligibility requirements changed in a lot of the people who maybe were outside of chicago who had signed up. Were confused they do. What does my appointment still count. If i go there you know my still going to be able to get my second dose. Are they going to say good luck. Find it somewhere else so there were just a lot. We were getting a lot of confusion about that and you know that on top of some scheduling issues. People getting error messages when they were trying to sign up. You know saying oh no actually. Your appointments been rescheduled and then another email saying disregard that that email was was not It's not accurate so meghan or those. Yeah i'm still ongoing. Or if they have the iron those out we're hearing less you know less confusion about it. I'm i'm not certain that it's been entirely ironed out. I know we asked how many people got error messages. How many people were involved in that which we never actually got a hard number on that but just being out there. I was at the united center. Monday on tuesday monday. Even before you know nations had started a lot of people were complaining about that. But i will say once. They made their way through the vaccination processing came out on the other end. They were so grateful and hopeful and almost had forgotten that they were so Set before they had gone into. Get their shot in greg pratt part of this roll out. The city says now they will be reaching out to the hardest hit zip codes to urge people to come to the united center to get their vaccination. Is that helping at all. drive up the equity numbers. Yeah i think so. I think the making it eligible for neighborhoods like south shore little villages. Ellison is is clearly going to drive that up there are people from those neighborhoods who are signing up for it I think that that's been very helpful. That was major problem in the beginning. It's less of a problem but it's probably one of those things that without more. Without ongoing targeting an ongoing efforts aimed at reaching those communities can very easily all off. Which would be bad. So it's so it's so they're they're working consciously work on an and that's probably a good thing
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"one governor" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"First Governor Rhonda's Santa's isn't shy about saying Florida's done a better job controlling the Corona virus pandemic than many other states states that are always held up by people and binds administration like New York. Have way higher per capita patients hospitalized for covert right now to send us spoke to Fox News guests will be able to spend more time at the most magical place on Earth. Will Disney world has announced operating hours at all Four theme parks will be extended by one hour for the first week of March. Mention Kingdom in Epcot will be closing one hour later. Hollywood studios had animal Kingdom will open one hour earlier. All Disney World Parkes remaining 35% capacity. Space tanks will try again late tonight to launch a Falcon nine rocket from Cape Canaveral carry more starling broadband satellites. And whether can't the rocket grounded last night with Florida's news? I'm Larry Stillman. W F L A News is brought to you by the Holland Group Retirement Wealth Advisors Bloomberg money Minute While the pandemic is forced massive layoffs and many industries that construction business continues to have more jobs available than it has people to fill them. Brian Turmail, Associated General Contractors of America says it's an image problem. We've convinced ourselves that everyone needs to go to college. We for gotten that there are many career opportunities in this country that pay very well but don't necessarily have to take place inside of an office building was skilled workers in short supply. Many companies have established their own training programs. Primary looking for people who are willing tol show up on time every day could pass a drug test, willing to work hard and willing to learn a new skill. With your skills not often associated with construction. We've seen a massive increase in the amount of drone use robotics. So now we're using robots and drones to inspect work instead of having someone go in there and put more people in a tight space for male says the trade group is planning a nationwide recruiting campaign this spring. Larry Kowski..
WBZ Afternoon News
Baker warns of strangers trying to get vaccine by taking seniors to appointments in Massachusetts
"Vaccinations to watch out for those who might be trying to scam one by piggybacking. We have heard some pretty disturbing reports. Some people trying to take advantage of this program already. Some people posting online trying to get a senior Bring them to a vaccination site or, in some cases, asking to be paid to drive somebody to one. Governor Baker warning seniors to beware of scams Now that relatives, care givers and companions are eligible to be vaccinated. If they bring a person 75 years or older to a vaccination site, if you're 75 years or older and you need assistance going through the vaccination process. Should only reach out to somebody that you know or trust to bring you as your companion. Baker warned seniors to contact authorities immediately. If anyone they don't know, contacts them and offers to take them to a vaccination site. Phineas Boston, Mike Macklin, WBZ, Boston's news
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Loren Culp, Jay Inslee face off for Washington state governor
"Today. Voters will make up their minds of Jay Inslee will become the first governor to win a third term since 1972. When Dan Evans did it, the incumbent Democrat will have to beat Republican Lauren cult to make that happen. The offices of lieutenant governor, attorney general secretary of State and auditor are also on the ballot in Pierce County. Voters will decide who their next sheriff will be, and they're also voting for county executive Election Night safety preparations are under way across the state and the possibility of civil unrest has already drawing a
Doug Stephan
New York governor: Public should be 'very skeptical' about COVID-19 vaccine
"A vaccine for covert but preparation for when there is a safe, effective actually, in continues, there are still lots of questions before people like you put a needle in their arm and inject something they're going to be serious question. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. People are going to want to know what their several vaccines available is one better than the other. Should I wait for the next one? Is this really the best one? Governor announced a plan to prioritize high risk populations, including health care workers. Once there is a vaccine.
South Florida's First News with Jimmy Cefalo
Florida announces it will lift ban on nursing home visits
"Home residents may soon be reunited with loved ones. Governor Randy Santa's lifting a ban on nursing home visits, although some restrictions will stick. On ly two adults at a time provided they wear protection get tested will be allowed. No Children will be allowed. Also, nursing homes have to go two weeks with no new cases before the visitors are even allowed through. Ah
South Florida's First News with Jimmy Cefalo
Florida announces it will lift ban on nursing home visits
"Nursing home residents may soon be reunited with their loved ones, Governor De Santis yesterday, lifting a ban on nursing home visits, though some restrictions will remain on Ly two adults at a time convince it provided they wear protection get tested. No kids allowed. Also, nursing homes have to go two weeks without new cases before visitors are allowed.
Monocle 24: Midori House
Canada Finance Minister Quits Post Amid Charity Scandal
"Look at a chapter of political tunnels. Now here in Canada where yesterday the country's finance. Minister Bill More No. Long one of the prime minister's closest political allies resigned it follows lingering ethics scandal that has surrounded Trudeau's government for some time by this stage well, today a little earlier prime to treat. That Christie Freeland Canada's deputy prime minister would replace bill more now at the finance ministry becoming the first woman to hold that post Donyell. The murmurings around bill more knows future had been simmering hearing the Canadian Press for several days. By the time, his resignation announcement came last night. What's your reaction to? What is yet another high profile resignation from Shudo's cabinets in the five years of says since he took office. Yeah, quite a quite another big controversy four Trudeau in the middle of summer I think you know off the bat whatever reason the liberals are given. Four giving for more knows exit here is a messy one that. It was said that he wouldn't be seeking election. Again, we'll be looking for other opportunities. We know that he'll be looking to helm the AC, which is a great post for him perhaps in a good career move. But at the end of the day, this comes down to. Another sticky situation for the prime minister that really threatens to derail the progress that they've made in. The coronavirus crisis namely their popularity with Canadians. But once again, another distraction for the prime, which raises questions about the ship he sailing and him as the captain let's say. This begs the question of whether Mr Trudeau is simply impossible to work with. Now this is just another controversy that comes only a week Tomasz after we spoke about the last controversy involving. The Governor General Julie Pie itch and the toxic workplace she's been accused of creating butts. The liberals the government to appoint a successor in Canada's first governor of the Bank of Canada and Christina Freelance who held the interesting post of Deputy Prime Minister and not a lot of Canadians were used to to that role before Justin Trudeau but she is his most senior cabinet minister and and now most trusted ally. But that group of People Tomasz as you know is is getting shorter as the months go on. It's seeming time and again, like Trudeau is is just a very tough guy to work with and when he doesn't get his way, well, you get run out of town we should also point out that. Bill, more know. Perhaps. Put. His foot in it and didn't help the situation on on the fact that he wasn't agreeing with the prime minister but we can set that aside they didn't handle that well but also a big controversy besides this is this we charity, of course where. He and his family and the Finance Minister and Bill Maher. Now both have personal and family ties to this charity and should have recused themselves. I don't think that. The, the picture, four Canadians by I think that picture. is becoming more and more for. Canadians. Like. An elite privilege class squabbling over not being able to work together and I think that really does not play well, obviously trudeau lost. His majority after the last election and who knows where it's it's going from here because it doesn't seem like he's going to be able to keep some of his top ministers around for very long?
The Big Picture
The movie of the year is here: Boys State
"Sean Fantasy. And this is the big picture conversation show but the best movie I've seen in twenty twenty. That movie is called boy state. What is boy state? Well, it's a documentary. It is now available on Apple TV plus and I thought it would be appropriate for us to just talk about this film which I think is fascinating and incredible document of life in twenty twenty in many ways. Specifically, the way that we engage with our political system Amanda I wanted to talk to you about it because I know that you like the. Film as well. We're GONNA. Talk a bit about what boy state is the institution, and also what this movie isn't how it captures it but what did you make of it off the top see you saw this movie at Sundance as did our colleague Noam Away and you both raved about it and I didn't get to see that sundance so I caught up with it about six months later with all of the expectation that goes along with you guys being this is the best we've ever seen I was wrapped. This is A. Very documentary that is about each. Summer Camp Robert Graham, and we'll explain the program a bit more. It's Kinda complex. I still have some questions about how boy state the Summer Camp Program works but whatever. And I was just completely in Michigan. It's one of those documentaries where you're like I can't believe you got this on tape and also I can't believe that you've got this on tape and also it speaks so profoundly to the moment in which I'm watching it even though it was filmed during the summer of two, thousand and eighteen. Yell leader in this episode, and you can hear a conversation with me and Amanda mcbain and Jesse Moss the filmmakers behind the movie and they explained a bit about how they captured what you're describing, and there are several moments in this movie that will make you say this is must be scripted. This can't be real. I mean in many ways it seems. Like archetypal narrative, dramatic movie making, but it is very real and boy state. The institution is very real. So what is boy state? It's it is as you say, it's a sort of a summer camp. It's a, it's a summer leadership program I assume you as a as a high achieving young person. You must have been a part of some some programs. Like this I get sent to Arts Camp I. Never did the Politics Camp I did have to go to girl scout camp once even though it wasn't a girl Scout, but this is sponsored by the American Legion and I only really interacted with the American Legion. In that. Sometimes, we had our middle school dances at an American Legion clubhouse. Okay. So the American Legion does sponsor this program they nominate High. School Juniors and they come in the interview and they talk about their idea of the country and patriotism and the idea of public service that means to them, and it's essentially a training program for politicos aspiring Politicos, and that's a fascinating thing growing up I went to basketball camp. I was an aspiring. Professional Basketball player unfortunately I am incredibly slow and can't jump and can't shoot. So that's that was never going to happen for me, and for some people at boys anger, there is a girl state as well. We should say that you know in in most states in this country, they offer this program. There are a lot of people who aspire to kind of public service or at least to get a a sort of a sense of civic duty, which is not necessarily the same thing as public service. And this has been happening since nineteen, thirty seven. And the. There is a long list of famous and accomplished alumni in boys and girls stayed more specifically boy stated won't probably won't surprise people to hear. Just a shortlist of incredibly well known people who participated in this program includes Bill Clinton Dick Cheney. Justice Samuel Alito James Gandolfini my boy. Roger Ebert. Michael Jordan. Tom Cotton. Rush Limbaugh Cory Booker. So you know luminaries or lowlights depending on your point of view of the world. This is quite a quite a list of people there and the program itself is kind of interesting. So essentially, I, feel like we're talking around specifically what it does, but the programs vary by state but in Texas where this movie takes place participants are divided into two groups. The federal and the nationalist and what are the what are these two groups have to do and and how does that set up the Phil Do a lot of things but the film follows the political campaign aspect of boy state and boy state is a week long program in Texas and kind of the climactic event is an election for governor of the state, the boys state of Texas. So these two parties, the federalists in the nationalist, which by the way just already casts a quite a shadow over the whole. The. The documentary because they really they adopt these names as teams, and so they're yelling about being federalists and nationalists and anyway. At they elect. Party chairman's they they kind of do a platform that we should talk about the platform they have primaries and they each eventually select one nominee for the governor's race, and then at the end, there is election and one governor emerges. So you know approximately eleven hundred boys participate in this process, and that means that out of large groups. One two three people have to merge and the reason that this movie happened and the reason that Jesse and Amanda sought to identify a handful of people who'd be significant to the process in the given year that they were shooting is because in two thousand, seventeen Texas boys state legislature voted to secede from the Union and that if that doesn't some American politics in the trump era I don't I don't know what does the fact that it was your teenagers decided they needed to succeed from a program which is already imaginary. Is Perfect, we should note that two thousand seventeen was when the state legislature of Texas successfully voted to see from union. It is apparently a emotion that came up for several years but this time both bodies ratified this action, and of course, that is a an ongoing dialogue in the state of Texas. In the true American experience you know there are many Texans who would like to not be a part of this country maybe not many there but there are certainly some we know that that's the session is an ongoing conversation in some states. Around the country. So the point is, is that boy stayed in many ways reflect the political system or does it? It's I think the nature or nurture question here is essential to this movie and what makes it so fascinating and even when I talk to Amanda and Jesse I, think that they were unwilling to put their thumb on the scale to say what were they felt it lived or died but as I said, this movie is just exceptional and