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"tol" Discussed on 99 problems
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"tol" Discussed on 99 problems
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"tol" Discussed on 99 problems
"Put him in a way easier to scoop a bit, but then a bank called the pomegranate or this budget budget to make a convenient product in thermoset track not going to give you an available with miso taking at the moment. Although the other see what ID of financial roulette, but it actually automatically the potential comparison establishing the data that we automatically discover about. Two key simulated guy and a third booing came across one of the last. Questions that you can even miss. It took a lot of postage to Villar more parabolic dance Google was good news. So it was at least more demoted to Z they are up. Here I was. This really parame go. Stimulus and more broadly, because it's a particular unique email or in my talk about the shade of my agonism. Startups misunderstand the way the city saw a champagne could be more risk. But it's a pretty cool stream. We said here, read the modern cut three should come out synonyms on a dynamic automotive conversion. Polypeptide. Docs has now Brazilian guitar really Kubernetes. That is some of the same. Amount of shiny, a little high PH, for 21. When they are talking long tail, the. EU was either. One victims of mile commercial concentration and boza, sociability in brasilio, Australia, to see but anyway, we need to see more paraben quite taking context. Thanks to your university, some of the Buddhist startup mamou par apnea in zebra Mia semi product would be to put it on a chin double button and proxy to get the guy who just needs to scratch me in medical which probably means so watch a great. Focus area. This bank should consider. Take a picture in the talk area tools and the robot was set here as lichen app the talent painting the ask is because there's a little bit of this. But I'll go in process proud to ask them New Zealand from other companies when you did the bank a more than 29 automatic programs connection number a will in that the common dire two third and little bonjour availability bank was going to be fuzzy. Partner is simply a view of Osama online bank or import director Murray as a Booker bank and a new discussion global premium. The market should miss a contralateral technician on the premiere in the Louis, Portugal, at all parties a lot need to collaborate. In the Vietnam bank, similar to the Louis and Pakistan proposed premier in bachelor of the royal bank, it would stress on bush wireless for your compliance. And I said, but took his enemies good deal of that in the classroom, but Brexit gives some amount of research as nationally persona may be partly Obama Mila, but he still doesn't really keep Britannia. In the ton of technology for the bank, at rubber schlitz, and so N go the ropes keep bashing through the arterial input into the ability to zero more premise, export that to good music, or do get the Java client. Instead, which Obama Ashraf partner asked the military to really keep it tiny in koyas would you Brexit so daily things and it will also have regime. And in the preview of the chamber and review the patent state at the time that I could ask for the children. And so this bank is Slovenia and Pakistan moguls on this machine in the last certificate. A partner can not do it to answer a bunch of results. So put them in a depot with slowly partnering with the HTML. But there's some more about the places that have been instituted by local wars to apply the discussion of course the top of ram or a lot of the same 5 major Al-Qaeda models for the world. Stimulus with no persuasion. And it's a period. And the image can appreciate more to prowess. But it's a Brexit saving of the show, anecdotal sustainable regulator of the oops. Just to fit and proper, not in Pedro Chanel in Vis-à-vis, could possibly no matter the problem. Contingency ethnic plan, this quiz. The thing because of one regular Koko Bush was a good in the touch. And regularity and nature oil plan in your case within a good strand couple stated to take your data as blob style as would it have down payment..
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"tol" Discussed on 99 problems
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New Idaho Law Calls for Killing 90% of State's Wolves
"They did well enough that 10 years ago, the animal came off the endangered species list. Since then, hunters have legally killed hundreds every year on a host current wolf population is about 1500. That's way too many for state lawmakers like Dorothy Moon, You know when there s O fearless that they are now walking down the center of a dirt road. Um, that that means there's too many of them. Moon and many others don't like how some of the state's prized herds of elk have become smaller since wolves returned, but biologist Michael Lucid, formerly with Idaho's Department of Fish and Game Says big herds of elk don't necessarily indicate healthy ecosystems. One of the points of having wolves in the ecosystem is to have a reasonable number of them in the head. Him perform their roles as predators, keeping milk, another prey, wild animals and doing things like reducing disease and calling older and weaker members of those herds. Lucid helped write Idaho's Wolf Management plan, informed by studies showing positive ecological impacts from returning wolves to Yellowstone National Park and other locations. But lawmakers have a different idea What a reasonable number of wolves is. Idaho's new law calls for killing up to 90% of them again lawmaker Dorothy Moon whose central Idaho district includes wolves, and some of their prime habitat, We've got to get this in check. And in all due respect, efficient game, they need this help. That help means giving wolf hunters the right to do things that are illegal when pursuing other animals, like using night vision goggles, killing wolf pups in their dens and chasing wolves with motorized vehicles. Those changes don't sit well with Ned Burns, the mayor of a small town near where wolves currently Rome He's also a hunter and says it's more important to follow the principles of fair chase than what laws might allow. Sits in a wide open area, and they can't get into cover. If you could just run one down, Tol basically exhaust itself. I don't necessarily know that that's the way I've ever been raised to hunt animals. It's unclear how many hunters will respond to Idaho lawmakers call
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"tol" Discussed on Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"Welcome back. I'm Pat. We're dead along with Jim. We'll camp here on money sense at the opening bell. On this Tuesday, April of 27th where we're gonna have a It's going to be a rather lethargic open. Looks like the Dow's down 28 or something. I'm Pat Riddell, along with Jim, a camp money managers, planners. Money destined calm is the website and find out a lot was all about us there. And I are seen as it were. And we've been in this program 26 years now, and so many of you have gone through the website to meet and greet with us, and we appreciate that very, very much. If you have questions or anything, we can chat with you about that. You feel that could be helpful to you. Then come on in, shoot us an email. We'll get back to you and see if we can add value to whatever you're trying to accomplish as it relates to all things. Money. The opinions on this program are our own. And to that end, let's get on with him. I wanted tol a little bit about traffic about airline traffic. The Clearly now airport traffic is increasing and it's it's in some ways. It's not the same. But in some ways it is tied to the vaccination says you know, as we He knows Vaccinations proliferate more broadly in the United States than Airlines air starting To add back flight attendants pilots, They're starting to include increased. Excuse me the number of flights that are out there. The new guidelines from the CDC suggests. Fully vaccinated. People can travel with mask without Required. Testing yourself quarantines. About that. The CDC is not powered. L Other countries are You will. The U. For example, there's the CDC for them is saying that vaccinate people can travel without mask our social distancing their little more aggressive, a little more forgiving over there. President Biden is apparently going Tol relax some of the international travel restrictions by mid May. For clarity. As always like to say on this program, don't try to drag me into the political argument all of this or what's good or bad for the economy. All past for me lead back to money. And is this something that would be helpful or not to keeping the economy open? That's my that's the role I play. Just gonna be helpful or hurtful to trying to give more value to investment ideas. Actually, the CEO. Over at Expedia, one of those travel sites. Was suggesting that they're anticipating such a healthy pick up in our United States travel. There. It will offset The almost non existent international travel decline in business. We'll see. Sit down on that, Mr Curren. We'll see how that goes. Actually, it's not just travel. The pent up demand out there for all kinds of things is, you know, in my view. In my view. I think it's exploding. I think it Z exploding and going to get better. Because I think the, uh The coronavirus worries are starting to taper now. You can see it less and lead you follow the news stories. Always still get the normal headlines. Sure. It's not every story every day. We have other areas of focus, not the least of which, right now our corporate earnings. Which, by the way, are better than good. They're better than excellent. They're better than the heightened expectation in December. We expected 16 remember. That's up. The expectation is something like 23 24. So I think we're sitting on a massive growth here. Continuing reservations, by the way, are already rising for hotels, restaurants. It's probably going to get better. No. Granted, and we should remember these things. There's always there are always things in the shadows. We can't really be sure that you know what the odds of vaccine success against the new strains of the virus are But the upside is still very skewed toward the downside. At the moment. With me. It's not only United States. Apparently, that continues to be the case as we looked a little closer in Europe. Are we got much more to go. Let's move on to other things we had last week. What day was it? Is it? Wednesday. Tuesday. I've lost track of the days. One of those days. The middle of last week. We had this market scare. Remember, we're cruising along feeling good about ourselves. Markets were doing well, and President Biden announced that he was gonna push for a 43.6. Percent capital gains tax. Saying it was for the quote wealthy. Market immediately sold off. Immediately sold up. This is typical business as usual on Wall Street. And kind of shoot first aim later. Kind of thinking. Well, traders then started to realize well, wait a minute. That's probably going to take the old 60 votes in the Senate. You wanna pass the huge tax increase like that? You're gonna have to have 60 votes. And so when you look closely at that the feeling is That, uh, you know, capital gains. Are weird kind of tax to begin with. Really kind of are You wanted to be real economy about it if you want to really go into the weeds on it. What should you do in the minds of many? What produces sustained prosperity isn't increasing productivity. Will make our country more profit, prosperous, increased productivity. Guess where that comes from. Big technology gabs. Means new technology is much more productive than the old technology that it replaces. You want a lot of that implemented in to get that implemented? You gotta have capital investment. You gotta invest in better tools. If you cut technology gaps or capital investment. If you cut capital investment, think about.
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San Jose Community Organizes Foot Patrols To Protect Asian Elders
"In San Jose's Japantown have started civilian foot patrols to prevent violence against older Asian Americans. It's one of the many cities that have started such community watches over the last year. From member station KQED Additive and the moody reports. San Jose Police began upping its patrols of Japan Town and Little Saigon months ago, but it wasn't enough for local residents to feel safe. Genius. Gita lives a few blocks from Japan town. She jogs around this neighborhood all the time. And these days she's been on high alert. It really made me think that if I'm feeling this way, I couldn't imagine what some of the senior population were feeling about. Just being able tol out of their house, go to the market just run their daily errands. Recent anti Asian attacks have alarmed locals like Yoshida and prompted some of them to take security into their own hands. That really was one of the things that that You're thinking I need to be out there. I need to be an extra set of eyes. So that's why she got involved with the neighborhood safety group called Japantown prepared. It started a decade ago as a natural disaster response service, but it's now shifted its focus to protecting older Asian residents. You she does getting trained to patrol and engage in conversation with people behaving in a threatening manner. She carries no weapons, not even pepper spray. Confrontation is not my thing. But if it is a matter of deterring something that might happen to somebody else, I'm okay with that. Japantown prepared makes a special effort to patrol around the you Iike I senior center. The organization serves about 700 people a week with the lunch service, adult daycare and activities like Japanese language classes and bingo. The seniors really appreciate it. I think just having that peace of mind means so much to them. Jennifer Masuka is the executive director of the organization to be able to know that they can leave their home to pick up launch. Go grocery shopping here. In Japantown, Masuka
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Israel holds 4th parliamentary election in 2 years
"Has claimed a huge win for the right in Israel's fourth election in two years. The exit polls suggest he may fail. Secure majority in parliament. His campaign focused on Israel's world leading covert 19 vaccination program and his diplomatic success in normalizing ties with some Arab countries. But his opponents from across the political spectrum argue he should not remain in office while standing on corruption charges he have caused denies any wrong doing. Let's speak to Richard Peter. Off the person Israel Communications and Research Center in Jerusalem. Who's monitoring results as they come in Richard. He's claiming of victory. But it's a victory of sorts, isn't it? Because he will have to strike a deal with many people are raising concerns about far right groups. Tol have a majority. Good morning. Thank you very much indeed for having me Well, first of all, let's be clear that at the moment all these projections are based on the exit polls on so we don't have the actual results yet a tool on DSA The exit polls are suggesting a very slim victory to the pro Netanyahu camp. But I think we're going to need to wait even for a few more days for the picture to become clearer. Okay, So let's talk about what might happen then. Should he just get over the line but need he needs 60 seats for a majority looks that you might be around. 53 seats at the moment. They're all concerns that he's going to have to go it get into bed with ultra Orthodox parties Showers party, for example who have anti gay views and two women and two women views. They want to expel disloyal Arabs from the state. What are people saying about the kind of coalitions he may have toe Ford? So, yes, you're absolutely right with the person with the caveat that we don't have the results. The chances are that the parties that exception Netanyahu are the ultra religious after Orthodox on by the end of one particularly hard, hard right party that has some quite unpalatable views on those on those issues, thistles the nature of the politics that Netanyahu will try and kind of move. Move the government to a more centrist position on gay try and limit the influence off the moral order off the more extreme elements within his, but it within his faction, But it's no no doubt that he is reliant on those parties to form a government. Has his success in the vaccination program is is that why he has seemingly as you say, appreciates any exit polls, But he has done quite well. You know, Israel has led the world in managing to Vaccinated population. I think you were right in your opening comments that it's a combination off bringing the vaccine. I mean, he has devoted a large part of his campaign, emphasizing the fact that he personally did it. The CEO of Fiza gave an interview on Israeli TV a couple of weeks ago when he described in Tanya, whose insistence being obsessive over over it, which usually obsessive. This has Majority of overturned But in this sense, he was so so committed to bringing it that it has produced a dividends, and some people appreciate that on the full peace treaties that he's brought in the last year, the normalization agreements with the U. S A on bath rain, as well as Sudan in Morocco are significant diplomatic achievements, which Netanyahu's supporters definitely recognize and appreciate.
Ali on the Run Show
On the Job with Victoria Asikis, Food Lawyer
"Victoria. Thank you so much for being here and welcome to the alley on the run. Show awesome alley big you so much for having me. I am so excited to be here. I listened to your guts every morning. So it's such a dream come true for me. Thank you well. I'm excited because who knew your job existed. I didn't so. I have a lot to learn today and i have to laugh when you i mean i had to have you on during this season because when you posted about your work in the alley on their own show facebook group. Everyone flipped out like. Did you feel that reaction post got so many lakes people were like. What is this job. So we've got a lot of questions tasks today awesome. No i totally. And i wasn't expecting although it is actually think repeal early tol there's this pause it kind of look at me like seriously you we'll hear about it. We start every episode with what we call the warm up here on the show. You know it well. Can you please tell everyone listening. Who you are where you live and what this cool job is that you have absolutely so. My name is victoria. See geese. I was warning raised in toronto ontario canada. So many big city girl. Right over here. I always have it in always will be right now. I live in ottawa ontario. Canada are lovely beautiful finalists nation's capital just about two years ago. I moved here. So i've been living here since the spring of two thousand and nineteen non small town but definitely not as huge overbearing as toronto. So i kind of went to paul it a midsize city not too big not too saul. Guess right. I am proud alumnus of university of toronto where i received my honors bachelor of arts degree in english history and filming two thousand eleven and also proud alumnus of the university of windsor in windsor ontario. Where i received my juris doctor law degree out winds rely and i am aware i was called to the ontario bar in two thousand sixteen. And i've been working as a lawyer ever since right now. I am proudly working in the advertising and products regulatory group at dowling wwl g. canada l. key a large multinational law firm. We have offices really all across the world. And i am currently working out of the office here in ottawa ontario canada. I started here almost two years ago with the fabulous team in ottawa My focus is primarily on regulatory compliance for food and beverage products working with really large worldwide food and beverage companies on which. I'm sure we'll absolutely dive into at my work. Also touches on regulatory compliance were a lot of other consumer products that includes cosmetics so like now premium shampoo conditioner Not health products and other general consumer products which to range from textiles clothing costume veterans bang jewelry electronics toys. Meg devices toothbrushes everything. Honestly you name it and it's probably probably regulated and there are probably rules around its marketing and advertising saying and my group where the people that do that kind of stuff and gas there are in fact warriors their lives to doing this myself included. It's so interesting because when you first post it and you said. I'm a food lawyer in my mind. I'm like okay. She goes to court in defense of like broccoli and bucatini goes like defense these foods. I don't know what against but that's the cartoon image. I had in my mind which i realize is not correct. Don't worry you break down a little bit more. I know you just kind of explained top level but give us a scenario of an example of what you're doing who are you defending. Who are your clients. And who are you kind of. I always imagined layers are fighting which i know is all of them. But who are you fighting for. And who are you fighting against louis. So it's actually really interesting. You should say that my job is not a job on. And i actually. I listened to the first on the job series episode. This season. I know you will. You will be talking to somebody. Who i think is really like a trial attorney. Kind of like getting really into the weeds there. We don't go to court. At least we hope never talk award for it Really for us it's side. It's a matter of ensuring regulatory compliance for all of these companies. And they're so. Let me give you an example. A client who is like a big. Let's say like snack. Company will send us a proposed labelled. Let's say it's a label for. They want to release like a brand new chocolate chip cookie on the market. They'll send us a label and they'll say this is our label maka. Let us know what it is that the authority problems with It like what we need to do in order to be playing that sort of thing so essentially the the. What's your walking in the grocery store you pass by a a basic. Is you picked up the box. You look at the label at some point in time in all likelihood somebody whether it's regulatory lawyer or a regulatory compliance works in regulatory compliance has read out late all and either told a food and beverage company that they have to change it or die. There's a certain risk with making a certain statement on a label. Anything and everything that is on that particular food label probably has a roll around it especially here in canada. Things are quite highly regulated. A so firewall wall. Send us a copy of a label. We need to review it for compliance. And i mean we nice. Every single thing about these product labels down to like interest tax table down to be ingredient. This what are the ingredients. Are you allowed to have these ingredients in the product. And if there's a particular ingredient that has that's not allowed to be in a product up to a certain level. Are they excessive this level. Where are they putting their nets. T. statement so those of insect ninety liters or ten grams or one and a half ounce how does it look on the label of the way that it looks on a food. Label has eroded Why where is there. Ingredients statement whereas the nutrition All of these matters. And that is literally what i do. I will get us label for a grand products. And i will have to date and pick it apart and what's hostage is grocery shopping fun for you. Are you like. I'm at work now hilarious. I love loud grocery shopping. I mean i. I could spend hours hours out of Link so an. And i mean like everywhere my my husband and i went to italy. Who read before. I started working at outline so this would have been in two thousand nineteen. He wanted to go to like about that again and he wanted to go to like museums and i just bar square walking around understanding like international food labels like before i started this job like what are what are they intricacies of these food labels and how big difference when i started especially when i started working on my husband we hated rivers resolving with because i would i would just spend hours in the grocery store just like labels and looking at new products and it's interesting though because it kind of ends up being pretty good opportunity to kind of understand where different companies are going in terms of food so you know what are the new and emerging products. That are coming out dr getting a lot of traction on and we talked to a lot of guests on i think. Is it star. Starlight us tonight issue now. She's amazing. I love all representatives and that a lot of people ask questions on about like. Oh what does it mean what is cheeto mean or what is like up spam based food or you know what is all of this stuff about like oatmeal oatmeal mill. What almond milk and all this other kind of milk all that stuff. I like to kind of keep my eye on those kinds of products because the claims that they're making for products like by In canada especially are are all regulated. And we have to make sure that that these that were kind of in tune to these new emerging product so that we can sort of adviser daily in is.
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Southeast Washington DC vaccine clinic opens to residents
"Vaccinated had been a challenge for some residents across the district. But today, a clinic in Southeast was busy giving out shots to make about and works at a school and decided to come out to the bending Stoddard rec center here in Southeast when she heard about the vaccination clinic literally live three minutes away, So it's like my not today 500 eligible residents, including seniors from nearby facilities. Didn't line for their shot. Answer all your questions. They are willing tol, you know, walk you through the entire process. Observation was great like it was easy. It took all of think. Yeah. 20 minutes. The clinic is a partnership between the DC Housing Authority, Johns Hopkins and D. C. Health. It's events like this to make a says she hopes to see more of for residents in need in her neighborhood. Important to get this so we can all come back out facts. I'm looking forward to being outside this summer.
PM Tampa Bay with Ryan Gorman
Racism is Rife in the Royal Family
"Deputy editor at OK magazine, Jacqueline Raw to recap Oprah's interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and interview that got a lot of attention last night and has been a big top of conversation all throughout the day today, Jacqueline, Thanks so much for taking a few minutes. To talk to us about this so much to unpack from that interview, But let's start with what you think was the biggest headline. Oh, my God so much, But I think the big headline is that racism is a really big issue within the royal family. I think people don't understand that. You know, the rules only has been around for so long, and they've never had American, let alone You know, a half black American come into this family, and I think that really just turned everything around, and it just makes you feel so many things for me again. You know all this stuff behind the scenes that no one knows anything about and you know she's being treated this way. So crazy that this is happening and no one knew about it. What can you tell us about Meghan Markle before she got involved with Prince Harry and eventually married him when she was just an actress on suits? Was there anything that you heard in Hollywood about her? No. I feel like she was so off the radar like she was such a. You know, She's a big character in this, so but not many people really knew who she was until she started dating Harry. I feel like I remember the date came out and they said Meghan is now dating Harry and I remember everyone saying, Oh, this is the girl on suits, you know? It's crazy, and so on. But he does have a lot of these high profile friends. You know, obviously, yes. Serena Williams now and, um, have Abigail she was on. They were on so together something and they have Gayle King and Oprah like He's obviously been around for a long time. But I just don't think that she was very prevalent. Obviously, if he is now, which is really crazy, and the reason I ask that is because you've got a lot of people wondering First of all, who is this woman? And then is she some Hollywood actress who's prone to a lot of drama? Or is what she's saying? What happened that this is on the royal family? And the palace. I mean to the point where she revealed last night that she was thinking about killing herself. It got so bad that Prince Harry felt he had no choice but to get them out of there. Yeah, I mean, I feel like he I feel like everything that if he was in Hollywood before, but I feel like you know, it wasn't to this certain extent like no eyes were on her as they are now. Our words you know, when she first came into the family, she obviously was living a very much like lower key life. He was like the California girls. She had her own blood called the Pig. She was very, You know, kind of, you know, the boho California vibe like that's what He kind of made herself as and then no one really knew her like I feel like if you walked suits and you, obviously, you know, knew the character, but for the most part, he kind of stayed under the radar, So I feel like it's just Now all eyes are on her. People are just, you know, fasting, her left and right, especially when he came into the family. She's American. You know, Black sees all this stuff like I think he just he couldn't win. No matter how hard he Tried or tried Tol, you know, make nice and say, you know, I am a good person, or I do that all this charity work. I love this stuff. You know, It's just I think it's just became a huge breaking point. At some point. That's why I see You know, wanted to maybe kill herself. I mean, I can't even imagine what it's like waking up and having 100 headlines about you, and they're not good, and you just kind of have to sit back and say, OK, I guess I got to just take it and live my life kind of, but even living it. He said he was in the palace. He couldn't see that he didn't leave for months at a time because They just told her not to, which is so not a way to live and like, they said, with the pandemic now, I think everyone kind of can relate to being trust. At some point. I'm
Part Time Genius
Separating facts from fiction on major COVID-19 vaccine misconceptions
"Of coded. The news does seem to get a little better every day, particularly when it comes to vaccines. We now have three covert vaccines in circulation. Advisor Madonna and Johnson and Johnson. More and more vaccination sites are taking appointments in the U. S. Almost 77 million doses have been administered. Even his inoculations rise. So do the questions. What does that mean for our daily lives after we get both shots? Can we take off our masks and we go on vacation? To get some answers. We talked to Dr Sandra Cash, deputy medical director and infectious disease specialist at West Bed Medical Group, located in Westchester, New York. Is what she had to say. Thanks so much for joining us. You're welcome My pleasure. So with the vaccine on everyone's mind these days, what are some of the common misconceptions about the vaccine? You know, just that this is ah, very good question, and I've seen and heard all sorts of mythology out there about the vaccines. Some of the more common myths that I've seen are that the vaccine can close Cove. It Um, the vaccine. The genetic material in the M R in a vaccines can actually affect your gardener your genetic material on but it can cause problems with fertility. Um You know, and the first two are flat out wrong. Um, you know, the genetic material in the in the vaccines really does not interact with your DNA's A. It's degraded very rapidly in the side of possum. The area outside the nucleus of the cell by yourselves. Enzymes on that happens really, Very quiet. Very quickly. Um, you know, the question about fertility and impact on fertility is one that I think we have not seen evidence of that to be the case. I don't anticipate that being The case. But you know these air new vaccines, So we simply haven't had the time on Ben. The question about whether the vaccines can cause Kobe that that one is flat out wrong. There's no mechanistic way for that to happen with the vaccines that we use these air, not live vaccines. Well, that's great to hear, and it's good to be clear about the facts. After you had two shots of the vaccine, and the correct time period has passed. Do you still need to wear a mask and other other precautions you should be taking you do And the reason it seems a little counterintuitive, But the reason we we continue to make that recommendation is several fold. Probably the most important reason behind that is that we still don't know. And I'm anticipating will have the answer to that in the next few months. Whether vaccination prevents transmission, meaning that a vaccine individual will not get infected if they're exposed to someone with Cove it But they may still get enough of the virus to carry it in their nose in their fair or unfair, inks the back of their throat and be able to spread it toe unvaccinated individuals. And that's where masters becomes a mechanism. Tol interrupt that that transmission I suspect what we'll see with covert vaccine is what we've seen with vaccines for other infectious diseases. Primarily that vaccination not only prevents infection, which we know the M Marny vaccines, the backs and the Johnson Johnson vaccine, they're highly effective in preventing infection. They'll also be very effective in preventing preventing transmission. This asymptomatic carrier status. We just don't have that information now. So we continue to make that recommendation recommendation on mask use until we have that additional information. So given that is it safe to expand your social bubble? Once you have the vaccine, and if so, who can you include? That's a trickier question, and I'll give you like a scenario. So if you're with other vaccinated individuals what you can Probably pretty. Realistically assume, is that those individuals? If they're carrying the virus, they won't infect you. And you won't infect them. What you can't assume And what we're not sure of yet is whether if you're carrying the virus again and your nose, you won't get the infection because you've been vaccinated. Can you expose another person in your gathering and they again Because they've been vaccinated won't get infected. But will they get enough of the virus in their nasal mucosa and then take it to their home where they may have unvaccinated individuals? Now? The likelihood of that happening? You know, there are lots of steps involved. Becomes increasingly remote. And so I've seen, you know, groups of people who have been vaccinating getting together and you know and not wearing masks. I don't think we're at that point yet I would feel much more comfortable with that once we kind of reach more a level of herd immunity. But what vaccination does do is it obviously prevents you from getting infected and dying from this, You know disease, which can be horrible, But it also allows you to do things that you may have been very frightened to do with a lot more comfort, and I think one of the things that we talked about a lot with Cove. It is this underlying kind of second pandemic of tremendous anxiety and fear that it's created in people. You know, fear of going to the store fear of interacting with people fear of even going Outside an exercise in which we know was probably one of the safer things you could do right now. And I think vaccination gives you you know, Ah, lot of relief that if you do go to the store and someone buy, you sneezes or coughs that you know you don't have to have that panic attack, you know, And I think that is a huge weight off of a lot of people's shoulders, and that's why you know Healthcare people in epidemiologist and all the people are talking about. This is really the first major step back to a sense of normalcy and why vaccination is going to be so important for us to get back Tol we were the society. So
Here's Something Good
Why This Physicist is in the "Hope Business"
"Dr shirley jackson is used to being a first and only she's a physicist and the president of the renown rensselaer polytechnic institute the first woman and first african american in that job and she's a leader pointing the way to a better future. Dr jackson believes that for our country to move forward to be competitive and prosperous. We absolutely must have women and people of color involved in tech and science. Her own life shows. How much change can happen in just a few decades when she was a girl growing up in washington. Dc public schools were still segregated. The nineteen fifty. Four supreme court decision known as brown versus the board of education allowed her to attend schools with better resources and broaden her horizons. She went on to become the first african american woman to get a phd from mit later. She served as an academic researcher and as chair of the us nuclear regulatory commission. We asked dr jackson about the challenges facing women of color in stem. How to meet those challenges and why she sees this as a moment of opportunity. Here's what she had to say. I think they're complexities. That african american women women of color face then that are rooted in the challenges that women face on the one hand and minorities race on the other now. We know that women get dissuaded. Many of them by the time they're in middle school from really thinking of themselves in these field and there are some fields that have been very a male dominated and that then will obviously breakdown to heaven affect on african american or minority women generally but then it's further exacerbated by sort of a kind of lack of confidence or belief in the talents of african americans in this country and and other minorities in terms of people seeing them seeing us in these fields and the net can become self inculcated so that the given individual dozen see ourselves as either being able to do these Do work in these fields or even if they believe they could do it and are excited The work they may feel the mountains of too high to climb and so people move into other things. All of us in higher education are by definition in the whole business because we educate the next generation of innovators and discovery discoverers and those who will be halsey makers etc but from the perspective of the kind of institution either lead. You know we really focus on those who will innovate will invent who will discover and join with those who come from other fields of endeavor to create what needs to be created to keep us moving forward and so i believe it is truly the most important work in the world and certainly here at rensselaer we. Educating many dynamic women leaders in science and technology we have women professors in computer science who have had great success in drawing young women into the field by proving to them that one does not have to grow up a gaming or programming as many of the young men in the class do in order to succeed in fact our young women do quite well here. They graduated very high rates and they go on to do amazing things. We have more challenge with a attracting and retaining minority students. But again those who come here they onion they do well and they go on to do important things. I'm one who believes times of upheaval can open up opportunities previously. Shut out of them. And i'm one who believes that one has to step through one window in time when it opened and to take advantage of whatever those opportunities there are offered and so we've now arrived at another moment when there is at least a more discussion about inequality of opportunity being recognized as something that in our democracy at least in most quarters is not something that we should have the finest tol
Lars Larson
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo refuses to resign amid sexual harassment claims
"The really terrible execrable governor of the state of New York. Before he was accused The Washington Free Beacon points out before he was accused himself of sexual harassment. The governor of New York signed a bill that dramatically lowered the bar for proving harassment claims. Bar. His accusers would almost certainly clear the bills signed two years ago. 2019 says, harassment need not be severe or pervasive to be considered unlawful. Any action that rises above petty slights and trivial inconveniences can qualify if a male supervisor makes a female employees uncomfortable by asking her out to lunch, as one New York employment lawyer told the washer free beacon that could be the basis for a claim. Well, the governor's alleged transgressions went way. Beyond that. The bill also eliminates a key defense that Cuomo might have used in court, under federal law and employer can avoid liability if their employees never filed a formal complaint about the harassment Well, these women are complaining, but I do think some of this is simply a way of distracting people's attention away from the 13,000 or so people who died because Governor Cuomo decided That they would be sent to nursing homes after they were sick with China virus instead of sent to the many hospital beds that the state had available to it during the height of the pandemic, But today, the question came to a point when Andrew Cuomo, who had been asked over and over and over by reporters, are you going to resign in all the way along? He kept dodging around the questions. And I kept saying to my producer I sure hope somebody really bores in on this and says, Are you going to resign or not? Because it's like the guy knew that the biggest elephant the living in the room was the question. Are you going to resign? And he kept finding ways to work around it without giving a straight answer. And then finally this question and answer from a reporter. We have that sound bite. We'll get to it A bit later, Andrew Cuomo ended up by saying, We're not. He's not going to resign. He's not going Tol quit his office. Now let's take a listen to it right now. Is this your way of saying I'm certainly not resigning? I wasn't elected by politicians. I was elected by the people of the state of New York. I'm not going to resign. I work for the people of the state of New York. They elected me and I'm going to serve the people of the state of New York. And by the way we have a full plate we have covert. We have recovery. We every building. We have a teetering New York City. We have a terrible financial picture. We have to do vaccines s. Oh, no. Um I'm going to do the job. The people of the state elected me to do you accept that? Can you do that job when people are distracted by the fact that you've been credibly accused of sexual harassment by people on your staff by people outside your staff, and you've decided you don't want to. Resign. I think the pressure is going to build, and I think they'll probably push him out the door. Of course. I also said that about Governor Northam of Virginia on Gwen, He was caught with the black face pictures and all the rest of that, and he never left office either. So maybe I'm maybe I'm completely off base, but I don't see how Cuomo survives this. It seems even his friends on the left. Have decided it is time for him to go. He has passed his expiration date here calls
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Complaints filed against Seattle Public Schools by teachers' union
"Very different models of learning right now. Seattle public schools telling it's a special education teachers to head back to their classrooms. Next week, the union fighting back filing unfair labor practice complaints. The North Shore School district was one of the first in the state to proactively move toe online learning when the pandemic struck, and now one year later. Students in North Shore are still learning remotely couples. Cara Causton H reports on what some parents sir colleague for North Shore announce on Friday that they will be bringing back K through third grade one day a week starting at the end of the month. But for many families, they want more time in the classroom for their kids. We check back in with the North Shore family that we profiled almost a year ago. The council family, like many others say they are struggling Mom, Jenny says the isolation is taking a toll on her girl, seven and 11 years old. The council's look at other district's returning to class and are calling on North shore to do the same thing. We need to do it. We need to get them back. We need to get our lives back to normal. We need tol alleviate some of that stress and anxiety that they're having, because it's happening, and it appears North Shore will be bringing more kids back in April, But the specifics are not clear. Cara cost image Come, Onis. Here's what's coming up after we check
News, Traffic and Weather
Dissatisfied with Remote Learning, Some Parents Start to Mobilize in Seattle
"It was one of the first school district in the state to proactively move to online learning when the pandemic started. Fast forward a year and students in North Shore still learning remotely, even his neighboring district there slowly bringing students back almost Cara Kostin. Its reports on what some parents are calling for North Shore announce on Friday that they will be bringing back K through third grade one day a week starting at the end of the month. For many families, they want more time in the classroom for their kids way check back in with the North Shore family that we profiled almost a year ago when that online learning got underway. A year later. The council family, like many others say they are struggling as two working parents trying to manage jobs and remote learning. It's been endless and overwhelming, Mom Jenny says. The isolation is also taking a toll on her girl, seven and 11 years old, and she's concerned about their mental health. The council's look at other district's returning to class and are calling on North shore to do the same thing for all students. We need to do it. We need to get them back. We need to get our lives back to normal. We need tol. Alleviate some of that stress and anxiety that they're having, because it's happening. It's here and it appears North Shore will be bringing Mork kids back in April, but the specifics are not clear. Caracol Stinnett Come
ABC News Perspective
Kim Janey Prepares To Make Boston History As Acting Mayor
"Office at Boston City Hall. But WBZ is Mike Macklin reports. Jannie is playing her cards close to the vest as she prepares to become acting mayor. The transition has been going well. City Council President Kim Janey visited the Kobe 19 vaccination site of the Reggie Lewis Center in Roxbury as she prepares to take the reins as acting mayor when Marty Walsh leave City Hall for Washington as secretary of labor that dozens and dozens of three things With the current administration. Also working Tol build our own team translation. There could be some high level personnel changes in city government. Jenny will serve the balance of Walter's term until the end of the year, which he wouldn't say whether she'll run for a full term as mayor. At the appropriate time, I will make a decision. And you will be one of the first to know. Thank you. This point. You're right. I do have to run you run decided today. At this point, I'm focused on the transition and making sure that the Boston residents are well served. Well, well, we tried Mike Macklin WBZ Boston's NewsRadio president. Biden speaking today after the House passed his
Fork Report
California school district's board resigns after unknowingly talking about parents in virtual meeting
"Members of the Oakley Union Elementary School District Board of trustees of all resigned after a video showed them making fun of parents who are upset by the district school closures. Ashley Stealth was one of the parents who demanded they resigned. Unfortunately, the damage has been done. The actions were made and at this point we need tol Azaz. Parents. We need to take action for our Children's future. It happened before a virtual school board meeting in Northern California Wednesday. The board members thought the meeting was private, but then realized it was open to the
BBC World Service
New York City Covid Vaccine Disparities Revealed in ZIP Code Data
"On vaccination rates by ZIP code and NPR's Sally Heard ships reports that the numbers highlight Ah Stark divide residents of some wealthy or waiter. Zip codes are up to eight times more likely to have received the vaccine. Neighborhoods in Staten Island and Manhattan had the highest vaccination rates while the South Bronx parts of Queens and Brooklyn were behind. While the data don't indicate who is eligible, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Having this information will help overcome underlying disparities. The challenge here is that the Folks who already have been doing very well in our society also happened to be folks who had a high level of confidence in the vaccine. And tremendous ability tol out there and go wherever it took. DiBlasio says. A new vaccination site in East New York opens this week prioritizing a Brooklyn ZIP code. We're just 3% of residents have received a shot Sally, her ship's NPR
WBAP 820AM
"tol" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Tol provide any assistance they may provide. Also, cities and municipalities are stepping up as well, offering warming stations that were seen through seeing throughout the Metroplex. Candidly. I met one right now I'm jolly little library on their wall. Looks like you were writing on the Colleyville Library. Walt, it's a grease board. Oh, okay. Yeah, just too old to be writing on the wall. That just says how loves Brad hard. That's what I wrote on their, uh, By the way, we found out that ERCOT How in case you were wondering, and we're gonna talk to a power grid specialist 7 45. ERCOT stands for entirely random cut of transmission. In case you were wondering about the months that that to me. Well, wow. Case you had some questions. What that stands for word there. I've been I began scratching their head just like we all are and they may very well be Wow. Yeah, We got a couple of emails from folks so that Scott's in here. How? Who's an engineer? And he says The problem is, we have a power grid that was designed by engineers. Built by engineers but planned by politicians. He said. This has tremendous Yeah, he says. If the system depends upon windmills for 25% of our power That's a big problem. It should be 0% on Lee use it to supplement That makes total sense. Thank you. But that's not green. Oh, I know that's not green. We gotta be green. I've got just what you said the other day, But somebody had showed a picture of Ah helicopters spraying chemicals on one of those big things, it said This giant turbine, which was built from petroleum products is being sprayed with De icer, which was made by petroleum products. And everything down. The line of this mean was made by petroleum products. It was really it's gotta be great. Generate electricity to buy into plants powered by petroleum products. Yeah, So what? We have another outbreak like this. Maybe it won't happen again in our lifetime. But maybe we'll get two or three mornings of five or 10 degrees. Okay, Let's just say that If all cars are elected, by the way, JAG war is down, like by 25. So if ever if everybody plugs in the car to power up the cars, What does that do The grip Yeah, right. Exactly. What does that dude? Least tremendous in it. I just got a text from my wife from a neighbor of ours. You see, this is what folks we're having to experience how this is from a neighbor sent to my wife. Good morning. I've just put our last log on the fire. Is it possible to get some wood from you? I'm starting to get worried. You haven't heard anything, Have you? We have friends who live past Glade who have power have offered to let us stay with them. But I'm scared to death to drive everyone there. This is a single mom with five kids in our neighborhood have Um, you know, is there any way that Brian could get the wood? But I guess what you could do. How about this, Brian? Yeah. How about this? Go on the map and find out where it's not affected, maybe an eight hour drive. A pack of Butch in need and just go there. Until Sunday or Monday. Well, No, but I mean, death's one way or the other way is to help this neighbor out. You know, I would know, of course that I mean, I think that's the first movie work is Yeah, I'm talking about your neighbor. You know, maybe your neighbor would just tell him Hey, we may be doing this three days from now till Friday. You know, back at the car, uh, go over, too. But she's uncomfortable driving and within the city limits, you know, with five kids have to go out. Don't go out. Yeah, I wouldn't repeat that Police s O. Yeah, You're right. But I'm just kind of wondering different ways to cope. Yeah, I think we all have to just kind of Chip in and help our neighbors. You know those who came, you know, do what you can to help by the way is ERCOT owned by a California company. You know again, we have seen reports about that. I can't confirm that it was another line. That encore was owned by a California company. This is that's why I asked I did. That that question is coming from a couple of emails, right? We will have a power grid expert on joining us next. Dr. Gerald Turner spent 40 years in the business. He'll be able to give us some insight into what we are experiencing would do that.
The Boxer Show
Saturday Night Live Parodies Gorilla Glue Hair Saga
"If you didn't hear, and it all started with a crazy viral video and tic tac Early last week. This woman who by the way is a teacher put gorilla glue in her hair to tone it down. Look, I have wild crazy here, too. But Gorilla glue is like the last thing I would think of putting them by air, So she puts it in her hair, sadly, couldn't get it out. So the TIC tac video went viral. And then there came a point where no one could figure out how to help her. And then she's like, Well, I'm gonna sue Gorilla glue for this Her mistake, by the way, but she's gonna sue Gorilla glue. Like back in the day, the McDonald's the hot coffee person sues and then you know they have to have all the disclaimers now. So at the end of the week last week, we got word that a very generous plastic surgeon from a vault places Beverly Hills. Took care of her. Find out. Find out the right recipe. Tol you get this stuff out of her hair. And it was successful. It was like a $12,000 surgery. He did it for free, took good care of her. And now she's complaining. That they had to cut her hair short. I mean, yeah. You got all this exposure you had a world famous plastic surgeon from Beverly Hills 12 grand on his dive. And then you complain afterwards of well there was my hair. They had to cut a real short. Meanwhile, this has been so popular that even as said now had to jump on the bandwagon over the weekend. It happened to you your worst nightmare. We've all been there. You ran out of hair product and you use gorilla glue instead. And in turn your beautiful, luscious main into a hard candy. Shit. Ha! I'm then they'll come move and I'm the truth. Come over. And if this has happened to you, you are not alone. And this is not go fuck, and you are not done every day as many as one people fall victim in place of a beauty project. They deserve compensation. We all do. You should not have to go through life with hair like a Lego man. Because one time you used gorilla glue instead of that's way of Greece, way will get you money for Gorilla glue or the next best thing. Lifetime supply. Gorilla Blue, as the great comedian Ron White once said, was the famous for saying You can't teach stupid. I think so. It's a 41 our conversation with Governor Mike
KLBJ 590AM
"tol" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"Out there today. If I don't have to. Yeah. Good advice. All right. You have a great You too. Thanks for the call Got folks. We want to do something we want Tol. We think there's some solution to this. There isn't Nature wins. Nature always wins. Unless you can throw up some super dome over your entire tree and start heating it. It's going to get worse before it gets better. We have sweet and Snow headed our way that's going to do even more damage to our trees. It's unfortunate. But it's not unusual. We have this happen in Texas the only things that we should be doing and paying close attention to Protect your pipes. Trickle your water. Keep water flowing through them. If you can cover the faucet, protect your plumbing. That's going to be an incredibly expensive repair. If something happens, and you need to know where your water meter is so you can turn the water off because you're not getting a plumber coming out in five minutes. If you break a pipe I'm going to go without water for a while, So please take that action. First plants can recover. Protect yourself. And like I said, the weather is going to get worse. If you're seeing damage now, you're going to see more if you haven't seen damage yet. You may hear in a day or two because This is what the weather is doing to us. So keep an eye out on your trees. But there's not a lot of action that you can take to make things any better. I'm really sorry for that. Wish I had better news, but I don't Folks, This is gardening. Naturally, we're coming up at the bottom of the hour. We're gonna take a break for the news will be right back. When you turn on your radio will always be there with news every half hour and the smart talk in between Austin's on Lee News, radio K, L B J 5 90 A M and 99.7.
WDUN AM550
"tol" Discussed on WDUN AM550
"Of Georgia men arrested on criminal charges related tol acts that were allegedly committed during the attack on the U. S Capitol last month. A statement from the FBI says Benjamin Harry Tory of Dawsonville was arrested by federal agents in Atlanta yesterday. He faces misdemeanor charges, including violent entry and disorderly conduct on the Capitol grounds and connection with those riots on January 6th. Now you'll remember this past weekend. Bruno Joseph Kua of Milton and north for Side County or North Fulton County, rather was arrested Saturday and accused of assaulting a federal officer. He's facing several charges, including obstruction of an official proceeding and also violent and trade. We're now hearing from the man who filed the complaint that launched an investigation into the January phone call from then President Trump to Georgia's secretary of state. John Bands off is a law professor at George Washington University, He tells CBS 46 reviewing matters like that phone phone call is actually a pretty good fodder for law. School teachers violence effective When you have to be a lawyer, you have to be not involved. There's no conflict of interest and you don't have to be worried about turning off existing clients or perspective, clients, secretary of State Brad Rapids, Berger says after he's finished with the investigation, he'll be turning his findings over to George's attorney general. For more possible action. Ah, third covert 19 vaccine could so when emergency youth use authorization from the FDA. One Georgia infectious disease expert says That means Georgians should.
WJR 760
"tol" Discussed on WJR 760
"To the phones and talk to Greg from Shelby Township. Good morning, Greg around with the guys. Good morning, you guys Mr Positives in the house? Hey, Um, Hopefully you guys were staying warm. But I gotta ask you, how do you get rid of the icicles in the gutters and hanging over the gutters? Is there anything that I can do? They're coming down that could stab you in the face. Following the sharp What say you, you guys, Are you starting seven shark? Gregory starting to get any ice dams yet. Yes. Okay, That's scary. That's ago. Here's what we're gonna tell people we did this couple years ago. We actually put the whole house What's that? Salt mouse? Salt mouse? Will you feel year old stinky socks? Go ahead. Gather over a pair of socks just one sock and you fill it full of a ice melter. We don't like we don't like racks up like ice melter. You tie string to one end of it. Nylon fishing line or nylon string anything and you literally lay that either right in the gutter or right on the ice dam to create a channel for the ice to melt. If you have icicles hanging from your Literally gutter. You're gonna want to put that right where the downspout is your gutters. Okay, eventually, that will mount now because we're not looking at anything above freezing for the next week. You may need to take that. Put it multiple place on your gutter to get the marriage suggest. Clean out your sock drawer. Get rid all those calf high red striped socks. And make about seven of them. Yep. And let the string hanging down soon. Pull him off when you're done. Network Street. It's actually kind of fun and challenging Tol lube him up there and get him to land right and the ice without getting on a ladder. That's the challenge for all you former athletes out there. Yes, Yes. Hey, thanks for taking my call in everybody out there in radio land. Believe in the magic of your dreams. Love you guys and have a great week ahead. Stay warm. Bless you, Gregg. Thank you. Take care.
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"tol" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
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The Takeaway
9 top New York health officials resign as Gov. Andrew Cuomo scorns COVID-19 advice from experts
"York has been through hell, but the finish line is in sight. New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo, has arguably been one of the most visible politicians during the pandemic. The national media praised his measured tone during his daily press briefings back in the spring when New York City was the epicenter of the virus and New Yorkers agreed Polling in July showed that 72% of them approved of how the governor had responded to the crisis. For many Cuomo's apparent reliance on evidence and facts to guide his decisions was a relief from President Trump's daily Lies and misinformation about the virus. Here's Governor Cuomo talking to NBC News back in March. Don't operate on what I hope what I would like to see you What My expectation is I operate on the data on the numbers and on the science. Recent reporting from The New York Times, however, shows some cracks in that picture. According to the time since the summer, nine senior New York State Health Department officials have left their positions for being quote. Sidelined and disrespected by Governor Cuomo by not listening to their advice. Some believe the governor has potentially hindered the state's ability to stop the spread of the virus successfully roll out the vaccine. Here's what Governor Cuomo had to say during a recent press briefing. When I say experts in your quotes it sounds like I'm saying, I don't really trust the experts. Because I don't Because I don't Jesse McKinley is the Albany bureau chief for The New York Times. Jesse Thanks for joining us. Absolutely. So, What happened? I mean, why is Governor Cuomo shifting from someone who said he trusted the experts to someone who says he doesn't? Well, I think that was a pretty shocking remark. I think a lot of draws dropped not only in the room, but probably people listening nationwide and across the state. The point I think the governor was trying to make, although you might have been him handed about it was that he did not trust you know federal experts and people who Had given him bad advice in the past. Now, keep in mind. This has been a steady refrain of the governor that he feels like the feds let him down that the virus was coming when they didn't expect it. But the understood the thing that underscores this was our reporting in the paper on Monday, which basically showed that a lot of these so called experts that he has sustained for are in fact leading his department of Health. And leaving that department little bit in the lurch at a time in which the pandemic is so raging here in New York, you found in fact, in your reporting that nine senior New York State Health Department officials have left the department since the summer. Is this tension that you're describing between Governor Cuomo and essentially state public health officials? Really? What drove that? I think it's an undercurrent. Almost all of those nine leaving, you know, keep in mind the governor of common long before he became kind of the pandemic Slayer that he was known last spring and summer. Was known for a very heavy handed approach to state government and that included the state agencies like the Department of Health are under his under his, You know, Leadership s. Oh, he's always been known as a tough boss. But I think the intensity of the pandemic I think that the fact that he and a very small coterie of aides were dictating policy, often without the Department of Health, knowing what was coming Lead to enormous tension and also dispirited people in the Department of Health. You know, some of the sources we spoke to spoke of all time low morale inside at the Department of Health. You made the point that often times in situations like this, where you're facing a huge crisis, People rise the challenge, and they feel like their their expertise and their skill sets are are valued. And in many cases the governor made these people feel like they were not valued in and kind of dunderheads. You know, at a time in which he alone knew the best way forward. I want to get into the governor's decision to work with private hospitals in just a moment. But before that has the departure of these nine public health officials had any effect on the actual rollout of the vaccine distribution, or, you know efforts to control the spread of the virus. It's difficult to say at this point, but but what is incontrovertible is is that the governor instituted a different plan than the one that was on the books now. Now keep in mind, the Department of Health as well as local departments of health. Do Max vaccinations They have done these. They have plans on the books. They you know. In 2000 and nine they handled H one n one. There have been past outbreaks. There have been certainly public health vaccinations for everything from measles toe. Other childhood illnesses like this is something that local health departments know how to do and let they have plans to do. And in the case of this pandemic, the governor decided that they would do a different plan, often without informing the local health departments or even his own state Department of Health. That he had a different idea how to do this, and that leads to what you were talking about in using you know, large hospital systems is kind of the primary, you know point of contact for vaccinations rather than leaving it up Tol, local health departments or other authorities.
WBAP 820AM
"tol" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"The program And I've got some real breaking news. About the race pimp. Accused Baby mama beater. Accused woman beater. And Uh, convicted black baby beater. Dominique Alexander, the race pimp. BLM activist in Dallas about charges against him for the family violence charges against him. You do not want to miss this. Oh, my gosh. But a quick second That's that's in a quick second. But first I'm gonna tell you every night of doing update About this clay J. And three other Democrats from Dallas County and from DFW. Started up a fund that they said they're on pressure leads to everybody in announcing it didn't reviews how awesome we look at how awesome we are. We're doing a fundraiser for Capitol Police have been killed or injured in the line of duty because we care about law enforcement and Trump supporters are racist, evil people who hate and kill cops. Look at us. We're awesome. I'm Clay J. R. Like the guy who was gonna box in his throat from cancer from smoking cigarettes all his life. Wow. So play J. Eddie Bernice Johnson, Mark Vesey and Colin Alright. All created this. This fund tol help but not Capitol police. But we we sent questions to them. And every night I'm gonna give you an update until they answer. We sent questions to all four of them asking them have they ever created a fundraiser like this before for local Texas police officers, DFW police officers statewide police officers. On. If not, Um, if, if yes or no? Because if they've never done this before, then the first time they raised money, they create a fun, not contribute, but raised. Create a fund. And they did it because for four political opportunity to use the dead body of Capitol police officers to make Trump supporters look bad. And and that's my concern. If they've never done this before, second of all, did you reach out to any Republicans? If yes or no. Yes or no. If you did, Who did you reach out to? What was the response? Because there's no Republicans on this, so it literally looks like a political hit job standing on the bodies of Capitol police officers to make Trump and his supporters look bad and Republicans with bad I hope it's not But here's the latest on that. We have emailed all four of them and asked them about the questions. I just asked you and 24 hours. So far, none of them have responded, so I'll ask it again. Play J. Eddie Bernice Johnson, Mark Vesey and Colin All right, all Democrats here in North Texas. Have you ever created a fund like this before? Four cops. Who are injured or killed in the line of duty that are Texas. Folks or North Texas. The operations whether be Texas Rangers. Step Texas State troopers or, you know Dallas police any any local, but it's Texas or North Texas. As if in a number two. Did you invite any Republicans to join you in creating this or or not? If so, what did they say? Again. They're gonna this is this is going to be really bad, because I'm not gonna let go of this. With the biggest news talk station 99 year history in DFW and Bob. They're gonna answer Eventually. We're gonna call him every day. We're going to Email them every day. We haven't called them yet, But there's emails went out went out to them yesterday. No response yet. So there you go. There's our report. No response yet. No response yet, but they're gonna answer. Now, Here's the story that really was grab breaking news to me this and this is, uh This is sick and disturbing. Because At the time. When, um the whole country and our culture and people's lives were being upended, blown up. Over a fake narrative. From black lives matter. And with race pimps. And liberals canceling and destroying people's lives all over the country. With the fake narrative from from black lives matter. What? What has not been addressed What is not being Made the focal point is Thea Elephant in the room. And that is That African Americans are murdered disproportionately and their murder disproportionally by African Americans. And the African American child who was abandoned by his or her father. With fatherless out of wedlock parenting like Dominique Alexander. Fatherless out of wedlock parenting, which is the reason why African Americans are disproportionately, um murdering being murdered. Getting kicked out of school going to jail. It's because it all stems from the nuclear family being destroyed. With a sixties. I think it said 68% out of wedlock birth right now. Um, That's why the 13% population of African Americans is disproportionately represented in discipline at school in jails in in murder and then being murdered. Um, and the black woman suffers tremendously at this two working 234 jobs loving her child more than anything, and I'm not having a daddy in the family. And now this is not every African American. They're tremendous amount. African American people who are amazing. Sweet, uh, Hardworking, an incredible people. But this is the play. What is the problem that plagues the black community and the black woman is one of the things that is tremendously overlooked, as well as a black child on their plight and their being there suffering in this instead of the lie about 14 people who are black, dying at the hands of cops. Unarmed last year, you know 404 100. Some odd African American African Americans were murdered. I think in in Chicago, what was the number? I think last year something hundreds and hundreds and one black, black man and woman, too. If you're lucky, it's not lucky with statistics. Um From cops in that city. So we ignore the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and thousands and thousands and thousands of black people murdered or killed. Our lives destroyed the untold for 14 people last year, it's all a big fat lie. And, um ah, suffering black woman who is, uh, in her own words abused and family violence against her. By somebody like Dominique Alexander, who was supposed to be leading people against brutality against police brutality against beating, hurting your shooting. Black men in black woman is accused by his own baby mama. Who he birthed Children out of wedlock with and refused to put a ring on her finger. Support us but sporting Children out of wedlock, which is increasing the chances of having some money issues, which by the way, if it happen if the white community had the same percentage, they be disproportionately. Uh, displayed in these horrible statistics. But my point is, um What about the suffering of the black woman? And tonight we learned that Dominique Alexander, a fake minister, who lived who leads black lives matter in Dallas, or at least lead that rally for black lives matter that murdered five are Dallas police officers. Who is also he is convicted of beating a black baby boy. He beat the snot out.
Frank Beckmann
Biden’s Commerce Pick Vows to Combat Climate Change
"We mentioned a little bit earlier that Gina Real Mondo, I think it's your production R A I m O N D 00 Gina is the The very, very special assistant on the climate change, too well the Commerce secretary nominee, actually, but also very interested in the climate change issue, and Gina. Says that we need to increase taxes to pay for Joe Biden's climate change agenda. We still don't know how how much or how that's going to be addressed. But the quote is we do need to meet the climate change challenge and we need funds for improved infrastructure, better roads, safer roads, safer bridges, which also creates jobs. That's what she told the senator Rick Scott, when he asked about transportation secretary nominee Pete Buddha judges proposal of a gas tax to raise money. For some of these spending initiatives, So that's what you're looking at. Right now. We're looking at several taxes already that will be implemented, including an increase in the gas tax nationally. Tol pay for the so called climate change agenda, and it won't do a thing to change the climate of our country or our world. Just that's
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Chicago mayor provides update on city’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts
"Their Lightfoot. Um, from Chicago. I see her. She's needs a new and show her video. And I think she can do that. I'm sharing. My video of my staff is saying Don't do it. Your office looks messy. Just well, here I am Sorry, and all my glory. Anyway. Thanks. Uh, first and foremost we're in is his call. I want to make three points, two of which I think man and and Jeff have covered. But I want to just underscored from the perspective of a city like Chicago. Um, way you have to think I think really. Long and hard about how the money's will flow to cities and states and I will just say asses one of the cities that got direct funding. We were grateful for that. Obviously want that to happen again. But I also lied. And I said this another context. A conversation with regional mirrors around Chicago, 300 plus Who didn't get a nickel at all. Or if they got something. They got it in September and October from the states who got their money at the same time that we did last April. That just can't be a thing going forward. So one of the things I I will add that hasn't already been said if you're going tol Send monies through states, which I do not recommend. And clearly not for a city the size of Chicago, You got to put some specific controls around dispersing that in a timely fashion to other minister Palate ease. I would put a specific time limits on it because a lot of these municipalities that are smaller in size are smaller than Dayton. Smaller than other places on bit may not be practical for you to be able to distribute money to them directly, but then makes a state. Give him the money and give it to me in a timely fashion, where we can actually help when people everybody's on a different budgeting cycle, But when they don't get money allocated from the federal government till six months or longer afterwards, that's a crisis. That's absolutely Entirely avoidable so that that's issue one on vaccines, I would say again. We welcome the partnership, which would be a huge change from what we've experienced over the course of this last year, but But you've got to talk to us because it's not one size fits all and Julie, As you just said, We're all the different stages in Cycle where all the different stages in which we built infrastructure ready to go, and I will tell you, you know, we've had this challenge with our state. We have actually good relationships with the same party. But when we hear, not directly, but Oh, there's this resource coming. It is coming into the city of Chicago, and it's going to be this is the nest. It just adds confusion. If there's not a conversation and collaboration on the front end. We don't wanna be in that situation with the new administration and the last thing I'll say, and I'm a broken record on this really seriously. You've got to stand up a bipartisan, geographically dispersed size. Just first Group of mayors. You cannot do really much of anything that you want to accomplish without us at the table, But bring us up to the table on the front end at the back end here what our experiences are get a diversity of opinions. You know you're doing that to some extent with the governor's. You got to do that with the mayor's. I just can't tell you enough. Your success depends on us. And our success depends on you. So let's link arms and do this together. Set up Mayor's Council of some sort. These calls are great, but I'm going dialogue from different parts of the country. Different demographics, different sizes, Republican Democrat independent You'll figure out how to put it together, but we've got to be at the table. So that's the last thing I'll say they're like. Could I
Bloomberg Radio New York
"tol" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"C. It is 7:30 A.m. in Hong Kong and Beijing. I'm Rashard Salama and I'm Doug prisoner at the Bloomberg Interactive Brokers Studio in New York. We had a record highs for the three major benchmarks today in the US and right now, a lot of positivity in the market in Sydney ASX 200. Is up about 8/10 of 1%. White House press secretary Jen Psaki will hold a press conference of the new Biden administration at the top of the hour will have special coverage of that for you here. On Daybreak Asia Right now, Rich and I are going to take a closer look at some of this hour's top business stories. Rish Business and politics and gear political toe terms that this was the top story Joe Biden inaugurated today's of 46th, president of the United States. A top priority on his agenda is a proposed $1.9 trillion pandemic relief plan. It would raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour from the current level of $7.25. Congressional lawmakers have disagreed on how much of an increase there should be, and so have many business leaders as well. Yesterday, Wal Mart CEO Doug McMillian saying that we just should be higher, but he doesn't support a universal $15 minimum wage. Today co CEO ever called Ralph Schlosstein joined the push for 15 bucks. $15 minimum wage is a bit of a blunt instrument. But I do think we need a blunt instrument tol least start to swing that balance. Back in the direction of people who work. I mean, a $15 minimum wage basically gets you to the poverty line. For a family of four. Anybody who works 40 hours a week hard at a job. They ought to be able to at least be at the poverty line or above. You would think. Justine, saying Ideally in the wages would be linked to inflation. To protect the purchasing power of lower income workers. President Biden will need to negotiate these wage increases with Congress in the coming months, China has imposed sanctions on former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and some other trump officials. Beijing says they made crazy moves that harmed U. S CHINA ties. Now, This list of 28 includes former national security adviser Robert O'Brien, Trade advisor Peter Navarro and U S Ambassador to the U. N. Kelly Craft. They and their families will be banned from entering China, Hong Kong or Macau or doing business with China. Now, the Biden administration is unlikely to match the harsh rhetoric heard from Trump officials. However, the new administration is indicated it's not ready to ease tensions as much as Chinese leaders would like. All right, well, we got the trade is that Morgan Stanley cashing enduring the final months of last year? That performance, helping to round off the bank's best year on record? Morgan Stanley, saying that equity revenue from the fourth quarter climbed 30%. $2.5 billion record earnings and a stock surge of lifting the Morgan Stanley market cap to more than $135 billion. It's effectively ending the firm's reputation as Wall Street's smallest bank. We're coming up on 34 past the hour here on daybreak Asia Quick check of Market Action in Sydney ASX 200 better by 8/10 of 1%. Here in the U. S. The three major benchmarks finished at record highs. The Dow today of about 8/10 of 1% S and P gained about 1.4% and the NASDAQ composite rallied. We finished at 13,457. If you're keeping score at home the game there was nearly 2% today. Shares in Ali Baba. These would be the 80 yards that trade here in New York, jumped by 5.5%. That was after billionaire Jack Ma resurfaced after months of being out of public view. There has been Escalating scrutiny in China over his Ma's in Internet empire. After the bell we heard from Alcoa, the company reported quarterly earnings above estimates given a big jump in aluminum prices sales, though we're merely in line with estimates, and perhaps more troublesome for shareholders and Alcoa, Ah, warning of higher cost weighing on earnings for this quarter. Alcoa shares down as much as 3% in late US trading. We had some dollar weakness today, with the Bloomberg Dollars spot Index dropping about 2/10 of 1% in New York trading. It's given us a stronger yen here at one of 3 52. If you look at the futures now trading in Chicago for the Nikkei The active contract is more than 200 points above where we were in the cash market yesterday in Tokyo. Very little movement in the U. S Treasury market, maybe move down about a basis point. In yield of you look at the 10 year we were last quoted and around 1.8%, and we're seeing a slight pullback in the level of crude oil wt are holding at $53 a barrel I'm dead prisoner at the Bloomberg Interactive Brokers Studio in New York. Rashad All right. Now, let's get over to what's going on. In terms of World News Joe Biden, beginning his presidency with a soaring appeal to end America's quote, Uncivil war here is at Baxter. Yeah, that's exactly right. Rich and a covert tone down inauguration ceremony, a deep feeling of patriotism and of unifying the country with unity. We could do great things important things. We can right wrongs we could put people to work in good jobs. We can teach our Children in safe schools. We can overcome the deadly virus. Now. The simple ceremony, heavy security and a sea of American flags, He says Democracy will not fall. It did not happen. It will never happen. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Not ever.
KHVH 830AM
"tol" Discussed on KHVH 830AM
"Own galaxy capable of supporting life s O to me. It's common sense to think that other other life exists. Hasn't reached us yet. You know, I'm not sure I'm excited to find out. But there's a big, very interesting book coming out in a few days. Bobby Loa, who's the chair of astronomy at Harvard, Yeah, His book is going to talk about that object, mysterious object. Oh, mountain. Oh, Mama, Huh? That entered our own solar system, Our inner solar system nonetheless. And its speed changed as it was coming through the solar system and then accelerated when it wanted to leave, and they weren't explainable by simple orbital mechanics. And so the theory is that There was some form of jet propulsion there to cause. These changes in speed and attitude. And so his whole book, which I'm excited to read will be out in a few days, and we'll see what he has to say. I preordered it because I'm fascinated by it as well because he's saying there's nothing Natural that travels the way that thing traveled, But I couldn't understand if he thought it was space junk, something that some other Being or civilization or something had used and had jettisoned or if itwas It currently really active and probing. Surveillance mechanism. Correct? Yeah. Jeff. Thank you so much. I really, really appreciate it. I do want to say, Are there more people in Silicon Valley? Like you because I used to talk to people at Facebook and Google that were that were inside and they were like we're libertarians. We don't believe in the we don't believe in the left or the right. Were libertarians and will never let this stuff happen. Are there still those people there? Absolutely they exist and they exist in numbers, especially in the libertarian camp. But right now what I'm seeing is that they have toe they feel the need to signal virtue. To the left. And it's really heartbreaking Tol to see this happen, but they exist. And I hope they hope they surface again. Yeah, I do, too. Thank you so much, Jeff. I appreciate it. Welcome. Always good fun. Um, the editor of the Bleeding Edge.
KLBJ 590AM
"tol" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"So that's what it's all about. Our website is our p o a dot com Now one of the things that You know, when you're building a house you want? I think I I think you should want to have a solid foundation. You want to have a strong You wanna build your house on a solid foundation. And one of the things that we view as foundational when it comes to your retirement planning is an emergency fund. Okay, now it's important at all times. But when you have wages and you're working and all that kind of stuff, you know when your refrigerator needs to be replaced or your car breaks down or something happens like that. In many cases, you can cover that expense through your wages. And so it's not as acute of a need as when you are retired, and you have no wages. So the thing that you want to the reason why we think having an emergency fund is important is because you want to avoid the following situation. Okay, Let's say you have a large expense. You know, $5000. Let's say that comes out of nowhere and you've got to cover it. And you have investments. You have nothing in your investments to be able to get that $5000. But at the time that you go to get it, the market is down. Okay, We're in the middle of a correction, and it's gone down. And so now what happens is that to get your 10th out your $5000. You have to sell more shares of your investment. You get the same $5000 that you would have had cell Then if the value was a lot higher And then at that time, you know you would sell fewer shares. So, for example, last year when the pandemic hit as you may remember the market the S and P went down 40 some percent. So if your need for the $5000 came, you know, on March 23rd or whatever the bottom of the market was, that would be a really, really bad time Tol have to sell to cover this emergency expense. So that's why having an emergency fund is important that way. You can access that money and not touch your investments. And then later, when the investments come back from whatever's going on, you can replenish your emergency thought. Okay, now, how much did you have in an emergency fund? Well, in our view, It depends on whether you have wages or not. So let's start with those of you who are fortunate enough to have wages. OK, So if you have wages than 3 to 6 months of your cost of living is what we think you should have in an emergency fund. Okay, so and I'm saying your cost of living Okay, not how much you make but how much you spent so your cost of living? Let's say you your cost of living is $5000 a month just to pick a number. So 3 to 6 months means 15 to $30,000. You should have in cash. And you know, when I tell clients that prospects they look at me like what? Are you kidding me? You want me to put 15 to $30,000 sitting in cash? Earning. What a quarter of a percent. Maybe if I'm lucky, Yes, Yes, I do so, and the reason and consider that low interest rate you're getting the difference between what you could get in what you're getting. That's your emergency fund is essentially an insurance policy. And so consider that the premium that you're paying for having the liquidity is the low interest rates Now it's different if you are retired. Okay, so now you don't have wages anymore. Now it gets s'more more interesting. Because If you have wages presumably you could cover some of those expenses out of that. So if you are retired, our view is you should have 1 to 2 years. 1 to 2 years of your cost of living in cash. Okay, again, your cost of living what you spent so again? If you're spending $5000 a month, that's $60,000. So therefore you should have $6,220,000 in cash. Now I know that's a lot of money, but you need to build the foundation first. Before you start building the house. If you go investing everything, and then you need something for an emergency and you have to sell at the wrong time. It could cost you a lot as I described earlier, So that's why an emergency fund. It's so important so If you don't have an emergency fund like that, then how do you do that? Well, you start you just like anything else, You know. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time You start working on it. You build a plan around it. And little by little. You start feeling the the emergency fund and have that And yes, you're right. You're not going to get very much interest on that money right now. But consider that As I said, to be the premium for the insurance that you're buying. Okay. Glad we had this talk. Well, I am, too, Tom. Now, if you are over 50 if you are retired or retiring soon, I want to make you an offer. I want you to go to our website. It's our p o a dot com, which is retirement planners of America dot com. And when you're there, you can click on meet with an advisor. Okay, Now, if you do that, then what we'll do is we'll schedule a time to sit down with you and visit with you virtually. And what.
MyTalk 107.1
"tol" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"That White is referring to is a popular show in the seventies that welcome celebrities and their pets to a studio on various locations. And Betty White was the host. So she wants to bring that to streaming or somewhere tol for people to watch. So that actually sounds good. I'd watch that those old stars Yeah. Really cool. Let's see. Oh, Martha Stewart is kind of taking heat from people because she got a covert 19 vaccine on people were like Did you jump in line ahead of others to receive this vaccine, and she reminded people, she said, Um, I am in the approved age group for this batch of vaccines, and I waited in line with others. So so sick of this. I wish you would have just answered. I'm Martha Bleeping. Stuart. You jackass. Of course I'm getting one. It's exactly yep. All right. This is a story of Steve told yesterday on the Don and Steve show and it just made my heart sink. There's a San Francisco man who has a master Bitcoin fortune of worth 240 million But he can't remember his password, and he has two more tries left. His name is Stephan Thomas. He has the Bitcoin stored on a hard drive digital wallet. But he lost the password years ago on his already used eight of his 10 log in attempts before the hard drive seizes up permanently. And he told the New York Time Now he would just lay in bed and think about it. The price of Bitcoin has surged more than 50% in just the last month, but some estimate that the that much as much as 20% of the world's Bitcoin holdings are inaccessible due to lost passwords. But you know what? Hey, what it's not mentioned is that he's already very, very, very wealthy and Bitcoin in the last two days has dropped 20 to 25% or more. Oh, there's been stories going around that it might be over for Bitcoin. Well, even that he would have about 200 million. Bit point that he could access that I hear how rich you are. You still just be a sick to your stomach about it. I just That's just the worse. I feel bad when I can't remember my Gmail password very distant. Get my joint coupon, let alone millions of Bitcoin. Oh, your guy. It's pretty bad. I mean, if you have that much money, wouldn't you hire some type of Hacker to trying to figure it out. I'm sure he's honest, but or can't you call someone and say, Listen, here's the deal, right? Isn't there a customer service word recovery person? Right. Please help me. Me a text Right dog. My memory here. All right. That is the latest dirt you can find more by going to my talk.
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"tol" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Get the bed out of the house. So there's just some things that you can do with enhancing your landscape. That's ah. That that are very simple and not expensive. Or you can, you know, do a major job, but it depends on your budget and what you plan for, You know, certainly that's true. And I really like the idea you say creating sitting area and here at I hurt As part of the landscaping that you did for us. You've got a nice teak sitting bench not too far from the front entrance, and that allows people to let's say, sort of commune with nature, if you will. Well, we actually created three sitting areas that the I heard you got to take bench area which I know a lot of the radio personalities like to take pictures out there with some of their guests that come in. We created a new area in the front where some of the smokers used to like to go out and And just standard by the front door. So we create a little seating area just away from the front door, So they weren't standing by the front door. And then we created a seating area in the back the back of the committee where a lot of people like to go sit There's ah water canal back there, and I had a little upper level area that we put some plants around and we created a seating area back there. So CDR is a really nice and It kind of draws people away from just laundering around the front of the property. Now, how about these boulders that you mentioned? I mean, those could be all different sizes, I guess, in all different shapes. Well, they can be I mean, Listen, we can get boulders from all over the country. Whether it's something would be Florida Cap rock. We use a lot of we use some boulders that are man made. You could get stuff that's more in the gray granite type stuff shipped in or something more of a river rock. It just depends on the aesthetics and what the goals are and what you're looking for. It's a great addition to any landscape. You know, everything has its place and as William and said in this, it's it's about creating space and different rooms in the landscape, whether it's a commercial setting a residential setting. It really pulls you into the landscape and makes you involved and it really gives you you know, emphasis on the landscape. Well, we've talked about some really, really cool ideas. I I would say, William, would you like to add a little bit, too? That Just that landscape is you know when you're enhancing a landscape, you're just you're trying to bring out a new look for the community or new look for the home and you know, really getting sitting down with somebody that can help you through that process. But you have to have a little idea of what you want yourself so That's that's about what I've got for it. What about you mentioned halfway, for example? That's something that you did for us here. It I hurt that could probably work for any business or home. If there's room for it, land wise. How about the pathways? Sure, you know pathways. Again. It kind of goes back to that road less traveled. It gives you something Tol, you know, go into and be part of the landscape. And really, that's part of it to have to be part of it and not just see it but to visually go through the landscape. On may have that continuity. Well, thank you, Reno. I mean, this has been a great first half, and now it's time to go for digital landscape segment by our good friend and sponsor manual from Design, one.
WMAL 630AM
"tol" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"I'm just getting a glimpse of what some of the people in the mainstream media is saying. And, you know, God comparisons to September 11th and it's It's just so despicable is and so unnecessary and Listen, there's gonna be plenty of time to tol play all of the outrageous and embarrassing audio of what people are saying on cable news and to Ah intend, and then then we'll leave that. I'm sure Chris might well have some fun with that tomorrow, as well as my friends have mornings on the mall. I I don't want to waste your time with it right now. But I wish everybody could sort of step back for a moment deal with what's actually at him. We still haven't cleared the Capitol building, for God's sake. We still we still don't even know if the building is secure and that everybody has been evacuated out of it so we can get back to regular order and actually conduct the business of our nation. Um But people feel the need to fill time. And and say things like this is this is worse than September. 11th. This is this is stop. It's an insult. It's an insult to the people who lost their lives on 9 11 and insulted the people who fought the war on terror after 9 11, But that's this is the kind of thing that we're seeing right now, for people who feel like they have to fill time. Listen, I get it. I've been filling time here, but I've been feeling time with information and facts and relevant things to say. And the universal message that we all of us should be condemning violence. It's not good enough for people just today to decide all what Well, this is the violence that we condemn. There's no room for this in America, where there's no room for this in America. I agree, and there's also no room for all of the violence we've seen all year long in America. Welcome to the party. I'm glad you're now condemning some violence. How about we condemn all of it in the name of a political ideology? That should be a big boat that we can all get in..