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The Charlie Kirk Show
Bernie Sanders' Marxist Agenda Threatens Affordable Healthcare
"Us now is Tom Schatz from the Citizens Against Government Waste. We are doing some things together to get the word out about this bill, Senate Bill 1399 that is passing through the Senate. Well, hopefully it's not passing, but Senator Bernie Sanders, Marxist communist bad guy, is pushing this forward. Tom, welcome to the program. Tell us about this piece of legislation. Well, Charlie, thank you very much for having me on. Anything that Senator Bernie Sanders does in relation to health care, as we know, is intended to increase government control over every decision we make affecting the way we choose to take care of ourselves, what doctors we want, what medicines we can pick, how much we're going to pay for them. So his bill, S1339, is a quote -unquote reform bill related to pharmacy benefit managers who help serve 275 million Americans, saving them an average of $1 ,040 every year on the cost of their prescription drugs. And the entire arrangement is made voluntarily by employers, unions, state and local governments, even the federal government, to have the pharmacy benefit managers negotiate prices so that their employees or members can save money. It's pretty simple. And Senator Sanders wants to say, no, we're not going to allow you to do this in the way you've been doing it. So it will cost everybody more and add on layers and layers of more regulations across the health care system.
AP News Radio
Democrat Cherelle Parker wins primary for Philadelphia mayor
"Democrat charel Parker won Philadelphia's mayoral primary Tuesday setting her up as the first woman to serve in the role. Parker emerged from a crowded field of 5 FrontRunner democratic candidates, her win was a disappointment to progressives who rallied around Helen Jim, who was backed by senator Bernie Sanders and representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The Philadelphia race serves as a barometer of how residents of some of the nation's largest cities hope to emerge from the pandemic, which heightened concerns about crime, poverty, and inequity. In another race, voters in Allegheny county, which encompasses the state's second largest city of Pittsburgh, picked sitting state lawmaker Sarah in a murano as their democratic nominee to face the lone Republican contender, Joseph rocky in the November general election. I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Bernie Sanders endorses Biden, rules out 2024 bid of his own
"Bernie Sanders says he'll endorse Joe Biden. I'm Lisa dwyer with the latest. Senator Bernie Sanders says he is foregoing another presidential bid of his own and endorsing president Joe Biden's reelection, the leading progressive was Biden's chief rival in the 2020 democratic presidential primary shortly after Biden's reelection announcement, Sanders said that he would do everything he could to see that Biden is reelected. Sanders says Democrats should unite behind Biden to prevent another Donald Trump or some other right-wing demagogue from seizing The White House. Sanders also discouraged any other high profile progressive candidate from running against Biden. I'm Lisa dwyer
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"A 26 after. Welcome back to America in the morning. First Lady Joe Biden didn't mince words when asked what she thinks of one presidential candidate's proposal for politicians over 75 to take a cognitive test. Pamela fur has the story. First Lady Jill Biden telling CNN GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley's idea is ridiculous. Now asked if her husband who would be 82 if you were reelected president would take the test? I mean, we haven't even discussed. We would never even discuss something like that. Haley first brought up the idea when she announced she was running for president last month. Senator Bernie Sanders who has also run for president in the past slammed the idea as absurd and ageist. Meanwhile, representative Ronnie Jackson a Republican from Texas and the former top White House physician responded to President Biden having a cancerous lesion removed from his chest during a February physical. He told Fox News on Sunday. Biden is the cancer. You know, he's what needs to be renewed and removed, not the lesion they found. Representative Jackson has repeatedly questioned Biden's mental and physical fitness and continues to call for the president to undergo mental testing. All we care about in this country with regards to President Biden 80 years old who's got some obvious cognitive issues is a cognitive assessment of some sort. We want something on the record to prove to us that he's cognitively capable of doing this job. I'm Pamela fur. A shortage of pilots is limiting the number of flights that airlines can operate, causing delays and cancellations, and of course leading carriers to find people to fill those roles, Ed Donahue reports. Several major airlines
WTOP
"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on WTOP
"In the mirror as Americans and face the very painful fact government of the people by the people and for the people is perishing now. This government is now a government of the corporations by the corporations and for the corporates. This is Williamson's second run for The White House in 2020, she suspended her campaign weeks before the Iowa caucus and endorsed Vermont senator Bernie Sanders run for president. It is 8 34, the UN's nuclear watchdog says Iran gave its sweeping assurances that it will finally assist in the investigation into uranium particles found at an undeclared site and to reinstall monitoring equipment. Rafael grossi is head of the International Atomic Energy Agency met with president the president of Iran on Saturday, what's important for us is that Iran has confirmed the degree of enrichment that is expected at that facility and that degree is being respected. The possibility of a marked improvement in relations is likely to stave off the western push for another UN resolution ordering Iran to cooperate in the past Iran has made similar promises that amounted to little or nothing. It's all hands on deck as the United Kingdom prepares for this spring's coronation of King Charles the third, and as it turns out, the throne which he sits on for that ceremony needs work. And I mean a lot of work. Conservator Christa blessy has been tasked with the medieval makeover. So a lot of my work
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on WTOP
"Marawi, after enduring years of war and now this catastrophic earthquake that killed 20 members of his extended family, it's all too much. I have no hope left, he says, I sometimes think it would have been better if I stayed under the rubble. CBS MTS tayab in northern Syria. In the church, former president Jimmy Carter attended and where he once taught Sunday school. The church is paying tribute to Jimmy Carter, who has decided to undergo hospice care at home in plains, Georgia. Details from CBS Peter king. The Carter set her statement says the former president decided to spend his remaining time with family rather than in a hospital receiving further medical treatment for a series of health issues. Several years ago he was treated for melanoma that spread to his liver and brain, but responded well. More recently he's been in and out of hospitals several times. Age may play a role in the next presidential race, but Vermont senator Bernie Sanders tells CBS, it really shouldn't. Look at what they do, what they believe in. What are they fighting for? What does Donald Trump stand for? Do you believe in that? Well, I certainly don't. What is Joe Biden stand for? What is he doing? Has he accomplished? Look at him in that way, not on age. GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley has said candidates over 75 should take a mental competency test. Some residents of east palestin, Ohio, remain concerned after a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed there more than two weeks ago. All the pollution stuff they're contaminating over water and all the soil around us. Very concerning we're worried about our laying our cat outside. State and federal officials are setting up health clinics in the area. This is CBS
Bloomberg Radio New York
"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Radio dot com. This is Bloomberg. How long with Joe Matthew? There will be no rail strike. The Senate passed that Bill today, but the paid sick time will have to wait apparently Bloomberg government's Emily Wilkins up next with what happened today on Capitol Hill. What it means for the rail workers in our economy first, we turn to Wall Street, and the latest now from Charlie pie, thank you very much. Here's what's going on. Stocks ended the day mixed Joe Matthew with the Dow, the S&P both are a little changed on the S&P after yesterday's surge. We had the nesta car by 14 points up by about one tenth of 1%. Bottom line here, a lot of instability near a key technical level, traders awaiting the all important jobs report tomorrow morning for clues on the fed's next bottle sea steps. S&P down three down one tenth of 1% the Dow down 194 down 6 tenths of 1%. Ten year yield 3.54% of two year 4.27% spot gold now at 1803 the ounce while West Texas enemy crew today up 8 tenths of 1% 81 22 a barrel. Briefly, the Justice Department's bankruptcy watchdog is calling for an independent probe into the collapse of FTX group saying a neutral party should investigate the cryptocurrency empires downfall. Half earnings marvel technology down 7.2% on social site parlor and Ye formerly known as Kanye West of terminated their acquisition agreement. I'm Charlie Politico Matthew was a Bloomberg business flash. I think a bill to avert a rail strike by essentially forcing workers to accept the labor deal already on the table past the Senate easily today. The second bill, though, that we talked about yesterday to give workers 7 days paid sick leave up from one, no. On this vote, the yeas are 52, the nays are 43 under the previous order requiring 60 votes for the adoption. For the adoption of this concurrent resolution, the concurrent resolution is not agreed to. And so it goes. Senator Bernie Sanders among those outrage. There's no clearer example of corporate greed than what we see in the rail
Bloomberg Radio New York
"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Certain companies future, whether or not you get political gridlock, whether or not you get a Republican Congress or a mixed Congress again, let's break it down, look at the industries you really want to be focused on, come Wednesday, for more we want to welcome Bloomberg intelligence, senior government analyst Nathan dean. First of all, let's set the stage in terms of what's your best guess as to what kind of Congress we're going to get. Come Wednesday morning. So you're definitely going to have a divided government. I mean, the House of Representatives, I think, will most likely I think nobody in Washington is anticipating that the Republicans are going to lose the house. That's the house. So you are going to have a divided government. Now, the question is on the Senate. I mean, in the best case scenario, the Democrats have 50 50. And everything just remains the same in the Senate. Worst case scenario, they could lose several seats and then you have a Republican Senate. But what we are telling our clients is that no matter what happens on Tuesday, political gridlock is going to increase. But what we are seeing is political gridlock is normal. I mean, divided governments happen all the time now, especially. But that does not mean things don't get done. It just means things get done in a different way. So we are definitely seeing a lot of different sectors and asset classes in equities that could be exposed off of this election over the next 6 to 9 months. I hate saying this, but is this time different in terms of gridlock? Like this gridlock feels much more fired up than I might think otherwise is that true or is it just going to be gridlock status quo? Well, it's definitely fired up in the public perception, but is it fired up on how actually bills and things get done? I would argue not because what happens is if you have a if you have the current government, you have the Democrats control of the House and the Senate and the presidency, you have broad economic fiscal spending bills. The reconciliation bills and so forth like that. In a divided government that goes away. But you still have dose passing what happens though is that these bills get attached to must pass pieces of legislation. Government spending debt ceiling may happen usually about once every three to four or 5 months. So then you get this brinkmanship where the new cycle goes wild and we're going to have a government shutdown or the debt ceiling is going to be breached or whatever. But what the lobbyists and the policy makers are doing at the same time are attaching bills to these must pass pieces of legislation and using them as vehicles to get to the president desk. So these smaller sub sector bills for marijuana, for example. Marijuana banking Bill, we're tracking right now for the lame duck. Very important to the marijuana industry, does it get enough floor time though to pass the actual Senate? Not so much, but it could be passed as its attachment to another bill and sent to the president that way. So it's just different on how bills passing. That is a great point. So which industries could see the most change, and which industries are we going to talk about with nothing actually happens? So we put out a pretty in depth report in terms of how we think the certain sectors are impacted. Marijuana stocks. With Republicans taking control of the House and or the Senate, the era of legalization is probably going to be pushed off. But it could spur lawmakers to pass what is known as the safe banking act in the lame duck period. And if that happens, marijuana stocks have reacted in the past to something like that. So we're calling that as one of our biggest catalysts of the months. Cryptocurrency. There is a cryptocurrency Bill out there that favors coinbase and FTX and actually bolster we think Bitcoin and ESA as well, that is bipartisan, but really the biggest issue in the roadblock at this point is some of the Senate control are some of the Democrats in the Senate. So if you have a Republican controlled Senate, this bill is currently in the Senate ad committee could have a speedier way of passage and then probably in the first half of next year. Other things that we're looking at, drug makers could be exposed by some language coming up later in the half. We think credit card issuers Visa and Mastercard could be exposed by a bipartisan bill. Again, if the Democrats control the Senate in that case, then you'll see a speedier passage. But ultimately, if you're on the fixed income side, the most important thing I think for you is the debt ceiling fight that's probably going to come in the third quarter of next year. We just saw language from senator Bernie Sanders saying that the Democrats should use the lame duck period to get rid of the debt ceiling fight. If that happens, T bills are certainly going to be impacted the fixed income traders are certainly going to be having some concerns over that because Kevin McCarthy has said that he wants to use that as leverage to get policy goals done. But wouldn't that lead us to a government shutdown and then Republicans would have to say they were responsible for the government shutdown. I mean, honestly, I feel like we've seen this movie so many times and the only really big time it hit was 2011. So the government shutdown from an equity perspective, it really doesn't all that matter. I mean, it impacts those of us who live in Washington, D.C.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Talking about the concern about the Federal Reserve's actions with inflations in terms of what they would like to see put into place that could crimp inflation more significantly. Well, what's interesting about this letter from the progressive leases that it was 15 days before midterm election where what is the number one issue poll after poll? It's the economy and then right behind it is inflation. So you have this pressure on lawmakers across the board about to deal with rising consumer prices and this is what the struggle is and why people may go out and vote and why many are saying the polls are closing and they're potentially could be this red wave. At the same time, you asked about a cohesive message. I don't think it's cohesive in terms of how the Democrats are approaching the economy ahead of the midterm elections. You had the likes of sherrod Brown, of course he's the chair of the Senate financing committee, so he's the one that has to overlook what the fed is doing, writing this letter to the fed on the heels as well as senator Bernie Sanders. Senator Warren over the past couple of months talking about the fed. Are they going too fast? They have to keep in mind the unemployment, but it is by and large the Democrats using the fed is a scapegoat, not yet. AMH, down in Washington, Anne Marie, thank you. Got to talk about two things with regards to this letter from the Senate banking committee chairs, Jared Brown. The optics and the content. On the content, there will be many people that believe he has a point, including the Wall Street economist that come on this program and have flagged exactly what he's saying, which is the fed's actions do not address some of the main drivers of inflation. Then you've got the optics. For all the complaints about the former administration about the way they dealt with this Federal Reserve. If this pushback grows from the other party, Dan in Washington, D.C., then they're both playing the same game. And this Federal Reserve, I think, is finding itself in a very, very sticky spot. When I saw these comments yesterday, the first thing I thought of and I mentioned this earlier this morning with the comments from chairman Powell and Jackson hole at the end of August. When the chairman comes out and effectively tells everyone, doesn't even whisper it, but what we're going to do is cause some pain. But if we don't, this greater pain for not dealing with it. So ultimately, what they're telling you and it's in their projections is that the objective is to get unemployment up. That's part of the goal to get unemployment up to get inflation down. And we said repeatedly on this show, it's going to be very, very difficult to convince people in Washington and across this country that hire unemployment is a price worth paying to get inflation down. And this is going to be a very difficult thing because how does fed
Bloomberg Radio New York
"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"At Bloomberg surveillance, the market is our language. Okay, well enough for the French, we'll leave it there. We're still working on French. Potatoes on the raw. Bloomberg surveillance with Tom Keene, Jonathan farrow and Lisa Rommel's. Nice work, Tom. It was terrible at French. I was so excited. We do mornings at 7 eastern on Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television. The Justice Department is appealing the appointment of a special master to review documents seized from former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. The DoJ is also looking to throw out Trump's legal challenge entirely. Lawyers for the DoJ argued in a filing to the 11th U.S. circuit Court of Appeals, the judge Eileen cannon aired in ordering our view from the special master, asking the court to vacate that order. The 15 year old suspect in the North Carolina mass shooting will be charged as an adult. Wait county district attorney Lauren Freeman said her office has filed petitions to transfer the case to superior court, with the teen suspect to be charged for killing 5 people in a shooting spree and Raleigh. The unidentified teen is hospitalized in critical condition. Electric vehicles flooded with salt water after hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida are proving to be a fire hazard. Republican senator Rick Scott sent a letter Friday to transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg, noting that lithium ion batteries and flooded EVs have been spontaneously erupting into flames. I'm Tammy trejo. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Finance ministers and central bankers from the world's biggest economies were divided on a variety of issues, including Russia's war in Ukraine and ways to deal with climate change. That, according to a group of 20 statement released today, three days later than usual due to those tensions. Elon Musk has dropped his threat to stop providing free satellite Internet service in Ukraine, saying that he wanted to perform good deeds despite the cost. The abrupt about face came a day after the world's richest man said his SpaceX company couldn't afford to keep funding the high-tech Starlink connection indefinitely. Senator Bernie Sanders says the Federal Reserve is hurting the economy. The Vermont independent noted that he wouldn't hike interest rates any further. Sanders said, in effect, the fed was going after working people at a time when many were struggling. Sanders called inflation a global problem due to the pandemic and other factors. It is caused by, in my view, the war in Ukraine, obviously, and it is also caused by incredible corporate grief. Sanders appeared on NBC's meet the press. The battle against COVID could lead to a cancer vaccine by the end of a decade. One of the key researchers behind the COVID vaccine hopes the same mRNA technology could help fight cancer. He tells the BBC why she is cautiously optimistic. We have learned about in a large number of people how the immune system reacts towards mRNA so this will definitely accelerate the problems of vaccine. In this research, the mRNA technology sends a blueprint to cells to produce an antigen or protein to target cancer cells, global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Broadcasting
Bloomberg Radio New York
"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"This is Bloomberg radio. Senator Bernie Sanders says the Federal Reserve is hurting the economy. If it is wrong to be saying that the way we're going to deal with inflation is by lowering wages and increasing unemployment. That is not what we should be doing. Appearing on NBC's meet the press, the Vermont independent noted that he wouldn't hike interest rates any further. Sanders said, in effect, the fed was going after working people at a time when many are struggling. Sanders called inflation a global problem due to the pandemic, the war in Ukraine, in what he described as incredible corporate greed. Doctor Anthony Fauci says the COVID-19 pandemic was politicized by a triple whammy, since the outbreak happened in a divided society during an election year. Appearing on ABC's this week, the National Institute of health director said the cards were stacked against a neutral public health response to COVID-19. Fauci became a lightning rod for criticism as the public face of The White House response to the pandemic. He called accusations of him leaning politically one way or another when giving public health guidance completely crazy. Fauci plans to step down from his longtime job at the end of President Biden's term. China's Communist Party Congress is underway with governments in corporations around the world keeping an eye on developments. President Xi Jinping opened the weeklong event, telling some 2300 delegates the next 5 years will be crucial. Taiwan was a key topic with delicate green, China would strive for peaceful reunification, but would never promise to renounce the use of force. She is widely expected to be handed an unprecedented third term as China's leader
MSNBC Rachel Maddow (audio)
Notable Figures Share Their Endorsements for PM as Canadians
"Former president barack obama yesterday effectively endorsing justin trudeau to be reelected canadian prime minister today former democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton also effectively endorsing justin trudeau for reelection in canada but then coming up fast on the left flank there's vermont senator bernie sanders not to be outdone weighing in today. As well not on behalf of justin trudeau instead senator sanders is endorsing jagmeet. Singh from the new democratic party and again do canadians care what former. Us presidents and former democratic presidential candidates. Think about who. They should vote for in their own election honestly. Nobody has any idea. Nobody does that. This will have any influence whatsoever. Any any impact whatsoever but whatever's going to happen there is a close enough call at this point that we've got this weird late development of american politicians weighing in
This Morning with Gordon Deal
Democrats Reach Deal on $3.5 Trillion Price Tag for Infrastructure Bill
"On the Senate Budget Committee have reached agreement on $3.5 trillion in spending for their broad health care and anti poverty plan. They hope to touch education, climate change childcare and a range of other issues while they have control of Washington, with the top line number sent, lawmakers now need to craft details. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced the agreement last night after an hours long meeting among the White House officials and members of the committee, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. We're going to create millions of good paying union jobs rebuilding this country, not only from a physical infrastructure but dealing with the human needs of our people. The price tag is short of the previous $6 trillion sought by progressives but is roughly in line with the four trillion sought by the White House. It ultimately is expected to have tax increases. Democrats are pursuing a process tied to the budget called Reconciliation to advance the bill through the evenly divided Senate without GOP support.
The Breakdown with NLW
What a New Era of Big Government Could Mean for Bitcoin
"Yesterday i was asking the question about whether this bitcoin bull market is at its end and part of what i said felt very important to understand before we really know whether that's the case is if in how. The macro environment has shifted the landscape the inflation narrative has been such a huge part of driving this bitcoin bowls cycle that the unwinding of that the changing of that. Would you would imagine naturally have some consequences for where. Bitcoin crypto fit in the larger world. We've been in a period of waiting of wait to see of wondering if there was going to be a transition. It has felt too many like the economy was heating up in such a way that inflation was naturally going to follow an interest rates. Were going to have to rise. Because of that in consequence the riskiest tech stocks that had the highest valuations have been in retreat for a couple months roughly the same period that bitcoin has been idling or going down. There is however a narrative counterweight that whatever the case in the short term of monetary policy fiscal spending has entered a fundamentally new era. A fundamentally new era in which bitcoin could be more relevant than ever. The potential for that new era is exactly what david morris explored in a recent op. Ed on queen does called covid. Nineteen made biden's big-spending the new normal. This came out just after biden's budget was released and explores some of these questions. President joe biden today unveiled a budget proposal that would increase federal spending to levels not seen since world war two as usual. The new president's proposed budget has already triggered a fierce debate but while we can expect usual. Scrum overspending details. The biden budget is an attempt to push forward and leverage a much broader ideological shift. The coronavirus pandemic has made government spending in program significantly more appealing to americans. It's something of a perfect storm. The budget arrives. After pandemic relief proved hugely popular and seemingly effective long-term rising inequality and other serious social problems have created more space for pro government. Voices like us senator bernie sanders.
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on WTOP
"For now, there will be no independent bipartisan January six Capital Riot Commission. Senate Republicans filibustered its creation. We all know what's going on here. Senate Republicans chose to defend the big lie because they believe anything that might upset Donald Trump could hurt them politically. Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer insists senator should rested. Toward that the events of January six will be investigated and then as majority leader I reserve the right to force the Senate to vote on the bill again at the appropriate time. Tom for CBS News, Washington President Biden's proposed budget clocks in its $6 trillion and his chock full of programs aimed at supporting the poor and middle class. Here's political reporter Caitlin Emma, with the details. The budget in general has a few sort of overarching focuses, and one is definitely a major expansion of the social safety net. For example, Senator Bernie Sanders sort of praise this full budget released because it would expand Medicare, the cover things like prescription eyeglasses and things for seniors, so definitely an expansion of health programs, You know major increases for food programs. The 2022 budget is funded in part by hiking taxes on large corporations and the wealthy. While the budget is only a proposal, it would be the highest level of spending is a segment of the economy since World War two Meanwhile, we're also learning that President Biden's proposed budget removes a provision that blocks D C from using local tax dollars to cover abortions for low income women. The Washington Post reports. The decision to remove the DC abortion rider appears to be in line with the president's proposed elimination of the Hyde amendment, which bar states from using federal funds for abortion. In a blow to city leaders. President Biden's budget also preserves a ban on selling and taxing marijuana in the nation's capital. The White House did not respond to a post request for comment about the President's decision to keep the marijuana writer in place coming up. We're learning about a weapons arsenal at the home of the San Jose, Mass shooter 8 33. Dr Michaels, Ala. KA for Baltimore.
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More Than 500 Ex-Biden Staffers Urge President to Condemn Israel
"Now we'll start in washington where over five hundred democratic party stuff as the written and led to the president. Joe biden calling him to do more to protect palestinians and hold israel accountable for its actions in gaza. Although a ceasefire currently holds two thirty palestinians were killed while twelve israelis died in. The recent conflict will join me on the line. Alison kaplan soma. A journalist for herat's and scott lucas adjunct professor at the clinton institute at university college done scott if we could start with you. What did this letter from the democrats say well. The democrats are calling for more of an emphasis as it were on the palestinian side of the equation. If you wanna it that use that term and that is that on the one hand you've got the question of us military eight israel. you've got senator bernie sanders who has introduced a measure to suspend almost eight hundred million dollars of american arms to israel until you can have a clear cessation of the violence in other words confirmation following last friday's ceasefire. And then secondly. I think that emphasis not only on reconstruction in gaza which is something that the biden administration is promoting including on secretary of state. Lincoln's visit to israel and palestine yesterday but also on the wider issues the issues of jerusalem. The issues of what the democrats these crafts would call an israeli occupation of the palestinian west bank and some time of true to negotiations for a palestinian state after those of effectively stalled since two thousand nine.
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Warning guests about blank before they visited killer animals. I'm going to give it to you right? The lepers that had escaped earlier. Nice officials say the three lepers and escape their enclosure and no one at the zoo. Bothered to tell anyone Unfortunately to the lepers were captured quickly, but the third one is still on the loose. The zoo isn't worried, though. And says the pack of rabid hyenas that escaped last week should take care of them sooner or later, Bill. How did Karen do? She had five. Right, 10 more points. She now has 12 and Karen. You're in the league. You know where we're going. Okay, Peter, you're up next fill in the blank. On Thursday, the CDC said that fully vaccinated people could be indoors without blanks masks. Right On Sunday, Senator Bernie Sanders called for passing the $2 trillion blank bill without the GOP. The next spending one infrastructure infrastructure spending? Yes. This week, the Federal Reserve hinted it may raise blanks to combat rising inflation. The interest rates right after the White House reopened exchange over one million additional people apply for blank obamacare. Right. After 19 seasons on TV and numerous allegations of running a toxic workplace, blank announced she was canceling her daytime talk show Ellen too generous. Right this week, A man in London realized he wasted two years of.
The CyberWire
European MPs Targeted by Deepfake Video Calls
"Someone impersonating a spokesman for imprisoned russian opposition figure alexander navalny conducted zoom meetings with european parliament members. The sessions featured. What the guardian and nl times called a deepfake video call purporting to be volley associate leonid volkov which volkov himself said looked pretty convincing. Speculation about responsibility for the incident has focused on vo van and lexus. Two well-known russian prank callers pranksters and such nuisance. Humorous are known. The incident is of course troubling for coming at a time when navalny is imprisoned and on a life threatening hunger strike and it's worth noting that relatively senior political officials were taken in by the scam but to place it in perspective. This is more shock jock stuff than it is a spore of new and devilish lena. Various approach to disinformation technically. It's a cut above the kind of jerk who had called the live news coverage to holler bubba buoy during the slow motion. Chase of oj. Simpson's bronco down the four zero five in los angeles but let's keep it in perspective. The lesson is that video that appears genuine alive call need not be and that some authentication beyond look and feel is necessary but we already knew that it's even become atropine gag insurance commercials where there's a guy video conferencing with his move colleague and so forth. At any rate on balance not very funny and vo von alexis themselves aren't novices. We note. they pranked to name. Just three sir. Elton john the duke of sussex and senator bernie sanders but of their targets have been critics of the russian regime. Mr putin himself has not been pranked and seems unlikely to be
The 3:59
Amazon Warehouse Workers Reject Union Efforts
"On friday. Amazon warehouse workers in bessemer alabama voted to reject the effort to unionize. So what does this mean for amazon. The fight over labor conditions at the retail giant chang in this sure daily charge here with us to break it down his amazon expert. Laura tullow welcome lart. Thank you for having me. So breakout what happened on friday on friday. The allergy finished tallying votes union election at the best in warehouse and the with the really decisive win for amazon so to speak in that the workers rejected the union. So that was the. That was the full tally. there could still be. There is likely to be an attraction to the election and further litigation with the over the matter but the votes as they were counted. Friday were for rejecting the union by margin of more than two. Wow yeah that's that's a big deal. Considering that this effort was i mean this effort made headlines around the country. Even guard support senator bernie sanders and present. Joe biden is a very high profile fights and he says why it was so roundly defeated. It's really hard to say. you know. There were several factors. Of course there is the fact that this warehouse provides jobs in an area where the minimum wage is a belief seven twenty five an hour and they pay more than fifteen dollars an hour for starting wage. A lotta times in union elections in place. Do worry that their employers will want to leave the area or lay people off or more employees as many people if they're having to deal with the union Do the cost and that sort of thing. People get their jobs and those are really valuable jobs in that region. They're paying thousands of them. If the really big deal in that community to half those jobs
Broncos Country Tonight
Sanders says 'a lot more work has to be done' on 'human infrastructure'
"Senator Bernie Sanders says now is the time to invest in the human infrastructure of America in a working class family. Can't find good quality, affordable child care. That's human infrastructure on CNN's state of the union, the Vermont Independent, said the U. S must invest in low and middle income families. After dealing with the challenges caused by the pandemic, he says. It's time to show these families that the government here's their needs and is looking after them. He went on to say President Biden's infrastructure proposal is serious, but noted that even if passed, more work will still have to be done.
Marketplace Tech with Molly Wood
Amazon had a weird week on Twitter. But the union vote is the big news.
"Are being counted in bessemer alabama. This week from amazon warehouse workers hoping to unionize amazon has fought tooth and nail against the union efforts and also recently against members of congress senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren criticized. Its treatment of employees amazon's official twitter account went on the attack so did some twitter users claiming they were very happy amazon employees and not all of them were real. Let's dig into all of this and quality assurance the segment where we take a deeper look at a big tech story. Jason delray covers amazon for recode. He says this union vote is big no matter what the outcome i also think. If it's a close loss that also would be seen as a positive sign just because amazon. Never had a union in the us that even in that case we'd see other efforts at least inside of amazon facilities in the country. A couple thousand people or more than thousand people voting to unionize at one facility. I mean think that says something especially with all the pressure that management has has put on these workers over the last few weeks. And then of course senators bernie sanders and elizabeth. Warren were criticizing amazon on twitter. For how it treats its employees and we saw amazon. Take what seems to be a priebke. New tack on social media hit-back pretty aggressively so what we saw was executives from dave clark. Who's the ceo of the worldwide consumer business at amazon to the corporate amazon accounts written by pr. People you know being both snarky. You know what. I think many people would say would be inappropriate tone. I reported that that directive to get more aggressive came directly from jeff bezos. After my story kind of exploded you see executives this week. Such as jay carney. He's been on twitter. The last two days responding to both bernie sanders and elizabeth
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Sanders visits Alabama, boosting Amazon workers' union effort
"Starters. They won't longer bathroom breaks. That's just one of the reasons. Some amazon workers in alabama are trying to form a union. This new push coming at an amazon warehouse in birmingham alabama. Where vermont senator bernie sanders showed up. Friday offering his support amazon workers supporting the union citing relentless quotas and poor working conditions amazon fighting the union effort saying it's creative thousands a warehouse jobs in alabama with an average. Pay fifteen dollars thirty cents per hour and benefits including healthcare vision and dental
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Senate passes $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill
"The Senate has approved a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package after a strictly party line vote. It's been modified from the House version, so it's being sent back there for approval before heading to President Biden's desk as NPR's Susan Davis reports. Democrats change the House passed bill to make government benefits less generous. They reduced the income thresholds to receive $1400 stimulus checks to $75,000 for individuals and 100 and $50,000 for families. Also reduced extended unemployment benefits from $400 a week to $300 a week and ended the program a month earlier. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders said Americans will soon feel the impact of this legislation. We're going to help restore faith in the United States government among the people of our country. The bill is the largest standalone economic stimulus package in American history. Congress has now approved $6 trillion in the last year to confront the Corona virus pandemic. Susan Davis. NPR NEWS Washington
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Senate holds longest vote in history
"End the senate they have been trying to pass the covid relief bill earlier in the day you might have seen headlines about the fact that the senate took a vote on senator bernie. Sanders is proposal to raise the minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour. Now that failed all republicans voted against it and incredibly democrats voted against it as well news in its own right but after that they started arguing in the senate amongst themselves. They all started arguing with joe mansion about unemployment benefits and the covert relief. Bill and they argued over that for nine hours ultimately landed somewhere which is very very close to where they started but they had nine hours of fighting about it turns out in that time they never technically gal shut the vote on bernie sanders is minimum wage thing which means accidentally we just had the official longest vote in senate history by mistake for nine hours for no reason. Congratulations as for the pint. Final passage of this bill. We'd been expecting it sometime this weekend with this pointless nine hour delay. It's unclear when we're going to see this thing getting past but watch this space.
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Senate rejects Sanders $15 minimum wage hike
"In Needham. Back to Washington for 46, where the effort to raise the minimum wage has had another roadblock. I came back up in the Senate today, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders hoping to get the provisions for that $15 minimum wage back into the cove it relief bill. In his words, Senator Sanders said It was absurd that the Senate parliamentarian told them it can't be done the richest country in the history of the world. We can no longer tolerate millions of our workers being unable to feed their families because they're working for starvation wages. However, the effort did not make it through just 42. Democrats siding with him. The effort inevitably falling short of the 60 votes that was needed to add that to the legislation now, several New England lawmakers actually voted no on this, including both Democratic senators from New Hampshire. That's strange. Shaheen and Maggie Hanson and Main
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The Senate Considers Covid-19 Relief This Week
"Senate considers covert relief this week. That's right accounts is the first big legislation of joe biden's presidency. It passed the house this weekend although with no republican support. We have no time to waste if we act now decisively quickly emboli we can finally get ahead of this virus. Democrats want it signed before the latest round unemployment benefits expires in two weeks so now moves to the senate under procedure that would allow it to pass their if necessary with zero republican votes but that procedure does not allow passage of the entire bill which is a higher minimum. Wage is out of it. Npr white house correspondent. Isha roscoe joins us this morning. Hey good morning good morning. What happened to the minimum wage increase. So the bill has been labeled as a budget bill And the reason why democrats went with that is so that they don't need sixty votes to get it passed And so they don't have to worry about a filibuster But the senate parliamentarian says. The minimum wage doesn't count as part of a budget bill. A biden did say. He was disappointed at the parliamentarians ruling. But the white house signalled that it didn't want to go against that ruling of vermont. Vermont senator bernie. Sanders had proposed imposing tax penalties on big companies. That don't raise their minimum wage but our colleague. Susan davis is reporting that senate democrats are abandoning that effort after facing some resistance a stripping out that fifteen dollars minimum wage may actually make the rescue package easier to pass. Given how slim the majority is because some more conservative. Democrats have voiced opposition to that level of hike in the minimum wage of course up progressive democrats have said that raising the minimum wage should be a top priority and that arcane senate rules should not stand in the way okay in any case they are going to stand in the way but the rest of the measure is there one point nine trillion dollars in aid to americans help with covert. How important is this to the president. It's totally an important. Be has really centered. His whole first one hundred days around it. The white house has been pushing hard to get something done What they're stressing that even though it doesn't have republican support in congress polling has found it to be very popular including among republicans. You know biden celebrated the house passage on sunday and urged the senate to act quickly saying if we act quickly and boldly we can finally get ahead of this virus. There is a deadline extended. Federal unemployment benefits expire mid march and senate democrats have pledged to get this done before that so they have two weeks
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Trump lawyers rest case
"After House prosecutors and former President Trump's lawyers finish their cases in his impeachment trial. Members of the Senate ask questions Lead House manager Maryland Democrat Jamie Raskin, telling them Trump was the instigator of the events that led to the January 6th riot at the capital for us to believe otherwise. Is to think that somehow Rabbit came out of a hat. And this mob just showed up here on their own. All by themselves. This is dangerous. Senators. The future of our democracy. Truly Rests in your hands. Trump Attorney Michael Vander Wien dismisses a question posed by Vermont independent Senator Bernie Sanders as to whether Trump was determined to reverse the election. It's your relevant to the question before this body. What's relevant in this impeachment article is Were Mr Trump's words. Insightful to the point of violence and
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Democrats to Unveil Up to $3,600 Child Tax Credit as Part of Stimulus Bill
"House committees are now hammering out the details of the nearly $2 Trillion Coburn relief package. Put forward by President Biden. Children are at the center of one of these pieces of the package. And with more on that I'm joined by ABC s Elizabeth Scholesy in Washington. Elizabeth Great to have you with us. As usual. This is expected to be direct cash payments to American families with kids. Hey, yeah, That's right. So great to be with you. This is a new proposals that we put forward today by Democrats in the House Ways and Means Committee, essentially calling for an expansion of the child tax credit, So the breaks out is essentially Asking for $3600 per child under the age of six and $3000 per child between the ages of six and 17 and the Democrats say this is holding true to Biden's promise to expand this chap this child tax credit. And to help alleviate poverty. No, there is research showing that this would help cut child poverty and half That's according to a Columbia University study, and this is part of a broader effort as we know of that nearly $2 trillion covert relief package, but certainly a Democratic priority here that have gotten some Republicans support. We saw similar opportunities will put forward by Senator Mitt Romney last week. So this is an interesting way to get more cash to families, especially lower income families and CBS interview yesterday, the president indicated he He doesn't really want to come off that 1.9 trillion mark, but is willing to negotiate with regard to income eligibility. That's exactly right. Joe Biden is holding true to the demand for $1400 stimulus checks. He says he will not go up go below that dollar amount, but he is willing to negotiate on who gets those checks. Currently, the proposal says, If you get more if you earn more than $75,000, you would start phasing out and you would not qualify their own individual That would be $150,000 per couple. So I didn't sound out open to maybe having that income threshold deal little bit lower. Notably those. Some Democrats are pushing back on that idea. We did hear from Senator Bernie Sanders and said anyone who got a stimulus check under President Trump. Should also get a check under President
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"All hung up both directions to that. Brockton West Bridgewater stretch Right now, my king WBC's traffic on the threes and at 7 25. It's time for the four day WBZ accurately forecast. Very busy man tonight meteorologist Bob Larson, and it's that wind. I think that we're really focusing on now, Bob. Absolutely. It's a very noticeable, very strong, gusty winds going to stay that way to call right through the right of well, not quite as gusty. Still it Otis will win during the day Tuesday is that storm continues to crank through the area eventually slip north of the area. Move away, but it's a very slow moving door these Easter, so we're gonna have to deal with this for a while. Now, when it comes to precipitation we've seen the rain makes in a coast of the areas right through the city and working suede north of a little bit, and only going north to a point. It's not going to go very far inland, where it's gonna stay all snow. Of course, it's all rain out of the Cape after initially being mixed with snow and sleet, that's Very much not the case at this point should reign the rest of the night at across Cape Cod and the islands. Now we're looking at two precipitation. Snow totals Anyway of six to perhaps 12 inches in around the city. I think generally the lower end of that range since we're already seen mixing, however, a foot or more out beyond 4 95 temperatures that I hold steady arise a couple of degrees. The precipitation will gradually taper off tomorrow. But as I mentioned it will stay windy and the precipitation won't fully end until sometime tomorrow evening. I vacuum Weathersby Barson Visi. Boston's news radio was long haul storms out there. All right, Thanks, Bob. Right now, When it comes to the rain on the cape, it is coming down pretty hard, actually in P town where it's 36. And looking at the radar. I think we might actually have a thunderstorm making its way over toward the vineyard here in the next few minutes. Who'd have thought? What's of town? Snowing in Worcester, where it's 27 degrees north of town, snowing in Nashua, New Hampshire. Words 29 right now in Boston at 7 26 a light snow It's 33 degrees, but it feels like 21 knowing them business. Now there's a pretty good chance that you will soon be able to sport those mean famous mittens worn on Inauguration Day by Senator Bernie Sanders. Vermont Teddy Bear.
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Concern A. B C's Alexis McAdams in Chicago almost a month since the U. S Capitol insurrection and the Southern Poverty Law Center today will report that the number of active hate groups in the U. S. Declined by more than 100 last year to 838. Separately to House Democrats as we will offer a resolution century Ng newly elected Georgia Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who's made comments supportive of Q and on and the killing of current and former Democratic officials. Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders says the Republicans are at a crossroads. Ultimately, they will continue being a Conservative party that believes in democracy or an authoritarian party based on big lies, conspiracy theories and, in fact a movement toward violence. Sanders on ABC is this week. You're listening to a B 52 77 CD wtmj memoir from the Annex Wealth Management studio. This is he was radio wtmj. Okay, let's go. Wait. Why are you wearing a tox? The names? Who with men who? Why are you talking like a secret agent? I'm inspired by the water Sign bedroom collection at mustard. Penny mustard. I get it. You're referring to the Wallers Shame? Secret compartments Not so loud. Nicole Harvard might be bugged the Waller shine looks like many of the sophisticate rafted post bedrooms at penny mustard, but below the surface. Is you'll find all kinds of secret hiding spots so secret I can't even find them all perfect for keeping jewelry and other valuables out of sight. And sleeping in the water. Shine is double o heaven. I see what you did there. Get out of that talks so we can go get lunch..
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"I'm John Bachelor. This is the John Baxter Show. I welcome John Fund of the National View Online to introduce us to the man behind the man behind the man in the Biden administration. He's a recognizable figure. A man who is celebrated in the Democratic Party is a folk hero. His name Senator Bernie Sanders, John. Ah, very good evening to your story in the National View Online is a revelation to me because I hadn't put all these moving pieces together. Mr Biden is the nominee and the president of the Democratic Party, because, as I recall before the pandemic changed the story, it was presumed that Sanders was on his way to an easy victory over the field. And then there was an intervention. I think that's a polite way to put it. And it was Mr Biden. What does Joe Biden Oh, Bernie Sanders. And what does the Democratic Party Oh, Bernie Sanders. Good evening to you. Well, thanks, John. Remember that in 2016. When Bernie Sanders lost the nomination, Hillary Clinton, he gave a very backhanded endorsement was rather grouchy. And a lot of Sanders voters are there sat home in November, or some of them even voted for the Anti establishment Donald Trump. So Joe Biden wanted to avoid that. So he conducted the peace treaty with Sanders after you won the nomination. Sanders was not gonna with beat Donald Trump. And that's why the Democratic establishment turned to Joe Biden at their last bulwark against having the Socialist Sanders on the ticket and the treaty was that Sanders would take seriously. But it would take seriously Sanders his position on issues in the point people that Sanders would like to keep positions. Sanders presumably is still a socialist. He was when he was a younger man. How does that translate immediately into what we're seeing Joe Biden do. Do you see it yet, John, Or is it to come? Well, I think Biden is the ultimate transactional politician. Untold Irish Paul from Wilmington, Delaware, by way of Scranton, and he likes to placate all of the wings, the Democratic Party, so the foreign policy wing is pretty much establishment. The Labor Department's being run by the unions. The environmentalists got the killing of the Keystone Pipeline, the racial Justice warriors. They're getting a lot of the sub cabinet positions, but a lot of the top positions like Attorney General and Department of Education are going to relative moderates. So Sanders is basically the Bidens basically the broker All of these factions, But the Sanders faction is probably the biggest of them all individually, and he's giving them the most individual portion of the pie. Mr. Sanders is emphasizing That in 2017 2018. He was against using the Senate majority to pass a tax laws, which is how the trump people did it. Is and you're a piece identifies the fact that Sanders is now ready to use the protocol that he denied in 2017 2018. How does it work, John? Crucial is traditionally have always decide that the interest by the names and if you're going to get to the socialist utopia, you have to break a few eggs. And so, Sanders says, Well, it was unfair and ridiculous and horrible that the Republicans And, uh, I didn't ask for 60 votes to pass their program. But that was when it was benefiting the rich. Now that this program is going to benefit the poor, we can go do it. So he Sanders as head of the chairman of the Budget Committee, which is a very powerful post in the Senate. Is going to try to run roughshod over the Republicans and passes much of his social welfare legislation and health care expansion, as he can using just a simple majority, But of course Just one senator of Joe Mansion or West Virginia or Christian Cinema of Arizona can put a halt to that is, is Bernie Sanders, old fashioned left, John or is he Is he Church of woke left, Do we? No. Well, he's adapted to the Church of Work left, but actually, you know the Bernie Sanders, who first got elected the 19 eighties, um, was on old style Industrial union Democrat. By the way, opposed gun control in the Vermont of the 19 eighties because, as he once told the constituent how we're going to have the revolution if they're armed, and we're not So what we're looking at, then is a man who's mixing his positions over many decades. Do you expect this to extend into other legislation besides the redistribution, mouth? The socialist care about do you expect to see Aggressive progressive politics, not just socialist politics, but progressive politics. Well, it'll be interesting how they handled the environmental issues because you know Biden's canceling of the power permits for the Keystone Pipeline. John cost 11,000 Union workers their jobs 11,000. And these air pipe fitters and bricklayers and all kinds of good union jobs, and they've been promised to be retrained for a job somewhere else. But of course, the federal government is a horrible job, job retraining, So I think there any standards And the radical fringe of the solar power. Wind turbine environmental left May have. Shall we say a bit of a conversation or reckoning in the future because their goals may not be heading in the same direction. The sender's go along with the idea of no more fracking. Now I know Biden keeps Twisting that around. But banning fracking on federal land is a predicated for banning fracking or restricting it completely. Just Sanders care about that. Not particularly, but I think that he goes along with the environmentalists, because, you know, they scratch his back. He scratches their back. But in the end, you know, fracking. Creates a lot of union jobs, and I think I think they're going to be there. Fissures and tensions within the Democratic coalition that will come out now that their governing and not just campaign does Biden object to the fact that Sanders is agenda is now his agenda. Is that okay with Joe is he just he share the wealth. You know, I think Sanders is agenda is bides agenda on Tuesdays and Thursdays and on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays, Budden has a different agenda. Biden is not a moderate. He's not a liberal. He's not a radical. He is a transactional politician. And no one is going to be completely satisfied with him. And no one is going to be completely mad at him in the Democratic coalition. I've saved the best till last. The mystery of Bernie Sanders Mittens. Everybody seen him sitting there listening to the Festivities for the inauguration. John, you've you've tracked down the origin of the mittens. Explain, please. We have about a minute. Well. Jim Harris is a very nice public school teacher in Essex Junction, Vermont. She had a mitten business. She gave Bernie one of the her pairs of mittens because she liked Bernie and his policies. But it turns out that when Bernie made her mittens famous, she didn't have any mittens to sell because she's going out of business because high taxes and federal government regulations distort your business, and she's very bitter about it. So the mittens that we see Bernie wearing their collectors. They're eBay items Now they're not. They're not to be ordered from Amazon tonight because of the confiscatory taxes of the future. Well, John, you've heard of last of the Mohicans. I guess that was the last of the mittens. John Fund tracking down the important stories. Where did the mittens come? From? John Fund of the National View Online. I'm John Bachelor..
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"Former President Trump GOP State Committee Men voted Saturday to formally censure Cindy McCain, former Senator Jeff Flake and governor Doug Ducey. He also voted to give Kelly Ward a second term as party chairwoman. Meanwhile, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders making a fashion statement for charity, the Bernie name you've seen it. It's been all over Social media since Wednesday's inauguration of President Biden, photographer Brendan Smialowski of Getty Images snapped the now like Sonic image of Vermont's independent senator Bernie Sanders in attendance sitting on a folding chair outdoor is wearing a heavy coat mittens. The picture has since taken on a life of its own. Being Photoshopped into every conceivable situation from classic album covers two famous paintings and historical photos. Now it's on unofficial sweatshirt dubbed the Chairman, Sanders Crew neck. Name for the senator's new job As chairman of the Senate Budget Committee. You can buy one for 45 bucks with 100% of the proceeds going to meals on wheels. Vermont boxes carom Akio. Plus, we're learning a bit more about Saturday night's single mega Millions Jackpot winner and she bought her ticket at a Kroger grocery store. The lucky player is in Michigan, that person winning $1 billion. This is the second largest single jackpot in U. S. Lotto history, the first being $1.5 Billion.1 in South Carolina. In 2018. This Michigan player now has two choices. Option one. Take home some of the money and get paid out over the next 30 years or option to grab the cash, which is about $739.6 million before taxes. The magic numbers are 4 26 40 to 50 and 60 and the mega ball is 24 10 tickets matched with the five white balls to win the second prize tickets spread out around the country worth 1 to 2. Million dollars boxes Alex.
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"President Biden will get a new Cabinet member on this vote. The ayes or 69. The nays are 27 that Senate vote after one of the House help Tee up the confirmation this morning, Retired General Lloyd Austin won bipartisan support for a waiver to a federal law requiring officers be out of the military at least seven years before leading the Pentagon. So I believe 100% Mr Austin has met the criteria to be granted this exclusion. House Armed Services Committee chairman Adam Smith. In the committee's top Republican Mike Rogers, recommended that waiver. But, Rogers adds, Congress should not have to entertain these waivers. Presidents need to follow the law as written. President Trump's first defense secretary, retired general James Mattis, required a waiver four years ago on Capitol Hill, Jared Halpern Fox News on Wall Street stocks could fall down futures down more than 200 points. NASDAQ futures have also been dropping the day after. NASDAQ here the new record high if you're online it all. Even if you aren't on social media, you've probably seen all the means of Senator Bernie Sanders and his coat and now fairy famous mittens the inauguration than even he admits. He's amused by them, and so is the person who made those mittens for Sanders teacher Jen Ellis, surprised to see Senator Bernie Sanders wearing the cozy pair of mittens. She made him to President Biden's inauguration. Ellis, who is friends with his daughter in law, says she made the hand where for Sanders When he lost the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016, explaining their sewn from repurposed sweaters, Folks photoshopping an image of the senator in a coach and the mittens in the scenes from films like Forrest Gump or the Famous one to Top, a skyscraper photograph, even inspiring the hashtag Bernie's Mittens 2024, Kristen Goodwin Fox News In case you're wondering it. A lot of people have been That teacher.
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"senator bernie sanders" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Your business with the North Atlantic States Carpenters Union visit NES RCC dot or g'kar 4 55 While you may have seen Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders yesterday at the inauguration Wearing his mittens all bundled up well, lots of names have popped up on the Internet, putting Bernie Sanders sitting in his chair bundled up for the inauguration. Mittens and all all over the country, people have been putting him in various places. People have also been asking about those mittens. You know they were a gift to Bernie Sanders in 2016, made by a teacher from Vermont. Bernie's getting a lot of attention, but so is she. Jen. Alice is a second grade teacher and has been making men's for years to earn extra money. Well, she expected to watch history being made on Inauguration Day. What she didn't expect was to see her own senator Bernie Sanders, sporting the men she made from repurposed wolf things from famous fashion designers to the inauguration. And there was Bernie wearing mittens that I made in my craft room with a sewing machine that my mother gave to me when I was 12 that audio From CBS this morning. She gifted the men's to Bernie through connections after he lost the Democratic nomination in 2016, she says she's flattered that Bernie War the mens to the inauguration, but sadly, they have no more for sale. James RoHaas WBZ Boston's news radio, and you should get a knitted Tom Hanks a coat. The actor is going viral is well for being cold and last night's inaugural concert in Washington, D. C. Tom Hanks appeared for the 90 minute telecast without wearing a coat. Many fans tweeting they were concerned the host of the special would freeze to death. He didn't for 57 straight ahead of the news at five o'clock President Biden signing some new executive orders today. A new president, Social Security benefits tax laws. The Secure Act. Change is upon us Get prepared within S H p. Financial plan. Call 802 27 77 77. Hi. I'm Carrie O Landy of Millbrook. Modular homes. We build affordable custom homes in in large additions. CIA floor plans that Milburn calm start. Com toilet paper and.