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host: from carol, west virginia, independent line. good morning. you are next for sarah longwell. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i am disgusted with both parties. all we have heard is trump, trump, trump. every president that has ever been elected has baggage. if everybody thinks none of them don't lie, i have some oceanfront property on the top of a mountain. every president lies. it's just on who spins the story the best. has there been election interference in the past? yes. it's called cleanup the voter rolls and make sure everybody is legal can vote. it's been happening for years. and it's ok to protest or disagree with how an election turns out. if i'm not mistaken, there were five democrats that stood in the house and wanted the election results changed when donald trump was president. the only difference was, they didn't get a senator to go along with it. that's the only difference. now, as far as the rhetoric goes, there's rhetoric on both sides. don't call out one side -- i have heard some democrats make statements that could insight the blm riots. if w

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this happened in not throughout the state of virginia, but in multiple cities throughout, virginia. so the local residents were so opposed to integration after the ruling brown v board of education. they closed their schools, right? it had a deeply racist history. and so when the city voted to remove the statue of robert e lee, but they didn't do it quickly enough, right? it became a site. a great site for them to have this protest uva somehow or another manages not to integrate. it's undergraduate population until 1968. well after the civil rights movement and i will point out well after the university of alabama the university of mississippi, right you can go on and on with other schools that integrated earlier. so it's connection to civil rights is in a group of very powerful white southerners whose vision of uva in the past looks a lot like what they reconstructed with these gardens and this beautiful erased history of slavery. so it matched their mythology. yeah. one more question okay, that was me. my question is if it's similar though, but i was gonna say that i noticed that

go cut lucretia circle in west virginia michaels. i tell you. yeah, well, when you read 183, when you come from boston, boston blue bus, you buy from a winter. okay. little oh yes, i understand yet english nigeria, yellow come mamma, or gullible is i'm a go. she's a senior filter and the machine. and when you push open it up to the motion is without stylish, you're talking about that on story calona and yet you have to look for you. libya was without them. gotcha. all just for it. i'm gonna show us to let you know promotions, yesenia slaving it from the ukranian army was badly defeated in the battle of yellow vayas. this tobacco at the hands of the don't boss militia forced the ukrainian authorities to the negotiating table. in september 2014, a protocol was signed in minsk, stipulating a ceasefire prisoners release special status that don bass, i know waiver of prosecution for militia man. the document was signed by the peoples republic leaders as the ambassador, leona cushman former ukrainian president. and we shouldn't have shipped girls up w

so yesterday she caught up with senator joe manchin of west virginia. manchin is the man, the single man whose vote made this bill possible. is the inflation reduction act really going to reduce inflation? she hears how joe manchin responded when been misleading the policy rate reduction act for americans. we're not going to make their grocery bill paper. it's not going to make with them. why would it? why would it? well, it's the opposite. we never say anything happen immediately like today. turn the switch on and off. so is hillary vaughn pointed out correctly the wall won't immediately make anything cheaper to buy. in other words, it will not reduce inflation. but your mansion didn't deny i . he didn't seem bothered by the fact his response was why would it? well, let's see, because you told us it would you dishonest little creep. and then you printed another seven hundred and fifty dollars billion of fake money, which is exactly the habit that caused historic inflation in the first place. all this fake money printing. so what's the upside of this bi

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kelly, the headquarters is not here in wyoming, but in alexandria, virginia just outside of washington. >> makes sense. thank you. >>> voters up in alaska also headed to the polls yesterday and another trump critic, republican senator lisa murkowski did survive her primary battle. senator murkowski numbers onto the general election. she voted to convict former president trump in his impeachment trial after the insurrection. the senator will face off against trump backed candidate kelly chewbacca and two other candidates. sarah palin also advancing to the general election for alaska's health seat. the republican firebrand making her come back to politics with former president trump's backing. she's also running a separate special election to fill the seat for the remaining months of late congressman don young's term. that race still too early to call. >>> let's bring in larry sabado, director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. larry, welcome. if liz cheney does decide to run for president, would it even be through the gop? >> that is the key question in my mind. i

so, virginia decides that enslaved black women give birth to enslaved people, even if those children are white. she says, that law allowed white men to profit from their sexual assault on black women. freed from the worry that their mixed race offspring had any legal claim to freedom, white men could rape enslaved women with total impunity, maintaining their domination while increasing their wealth. their control over black women 's bodies whiskey to creating a permanent labor supply. >> that's right. >> that reality has no place in the civics training. what does this mean, practically speaking? >> practically speaking, is a mechanism by which lies can be given the cloak of truth. and so if we want to go back to that document about only 4% of the people brought into the slant transatlantic slave trade to the american colonies, that secondly true. what they don't talk about is that the british rolling to the transatlantic trade slave trade. so, when we talk about 60 19 1619, and the 1619 project, that's more than a century than people, particularly the spanish and portuguese, had been

but i will say we've got krispy kreme in virginia where i went to college at liberty university, go flames, and it was a very exciting arrival when christi grimm showed up on the town. >> kevin: i would to say there's one in dupont circle near my place here. >> shannon: when the hot light is on, yum. >> kevin: yum. >> shannon: the problem is when i was in college was past curfew and we had curfew. don't turn on a hot light after curfew. >> kevin: of these are all gone by the end of the show, you will know why. >> shannon: thank you. we got good news. >> shannon: we will see you then. by the way, coming up still in the police may have cracked a 40-year-old murder mystery involving a teenage girl. how they have used technology to do that, we will tell you next. but first we're going to give you a look at your forecast for tomorrow from fox weather. >> i am meteorologist nick, and here's your fox weather thursday forecast. green still littering the map here, shannon, and yet again it's the same old issue here across the south, the potential for flooding all along the gulf coast. the most like

west virginia, happy with joe manchin on all of this? because the energy sector is pretty important to the state of west virginia. the media mob, they are totally on board with biden's lies and misdirection as abc news is now directing readers to a calculator. this is designed by a far left a nonprofit that suggest that americans will save money no matter what their income level. that's too is alive. here with reaction, former trump economist steve moore along with fox news contributor joe concha. steve, we will start with the on the economic side. number one, the bill broke the promise about texting people that make less than 400,000. there will be audits on people that make less than $400,000. they are texting every american on top of the biden inflation tax estimated for a couple to be $6800 a year. so this is what? two-thirds of the country living paycheck to paycheck, what are we attempting to get to 90% of the country getting to that point? >> yeah, there is no question, people who make under 400 and even less than $250,000 are goi

meeting and they flooded in and parents continued are not of the time together board meetings happened in virginia. >> this is exactly what i was worried about happening. >> i am not shocked because there's another teacher right down the road who did the same thing to my son. >> a lot of teachers in california doing this they just need to be exposed. what wasua interesting about ths is in california which is a difficult state to fire a teacher they actually fired this teacher after he exposed it. [applause] and local news covered it. this is local cbs news 13. >> he's been put on paid administrative leave tonight. the school board made an official decision to fire him. >> a lot of people say how do you get the information out there. another question i was asked. where do you distribute your videos and i say cbs news distributes my videos. you're not thinking big enough. dsure you will see it on breitbart, do i see it on fox, hopefully but i want them to talk about it. you say that's impossible. [applause] know it's not i'm showing you it is possible but it requires getting information so powerful

in 1872, a woman named virginia minor tries to register to vote under this idea that she should be able to vote under the 14th amendment. she goes to the registrar, the guy who is at the registrar's a guy named happy arson. she tries to register to vote. happier set refuses to let her. she susan. the case minor versus minor v. happersett. -- susan b anthony does register to vote. she registers to vote in new york. she actually cast a ballot in that election. after she cast a ballot, she is arrested for the crime of voting. it's an interesting concept to get your head around. the crime of voting. the argument about it being a crime to vote -- actually, interesting in the enough, you get her under the enforcement facts that were put in place to protect african american voting of the south. the crime of voting, the argument behind that is that if people who do not have a right or say in american society vote, they are diluting the votes of those people who do have a right to vote. so by the time she is arrested in 1872 for voting, susan b anthony is a very well-known figure. this is a very

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if you're making $100 -- $100,000 in virginia, you are not rich. turns out that biden was lying, and that no one under $450,000 a year -- >> president biden: i promise that no one, let me emphasize it, no one earning less than $400,000 a year will pay a penny more in federal taxes. [applause] >> tucker: not a penny more! you can't blame the guy. he's just a mannequin. one group of americans will not pay more: biden donors, the richest people in the country. thanks to the democratic party's hedge fund support, and they have a lot of that, private equity -- still carried into this loophole in our tax code. that means that people who work in finance, they are able to report their income with interest, and pay half of the taxes that you do. no one can defend this policy. it's indefensible. they are embarrassed of it. it's a scam. it remains in our tax code. in case the message wasn't clear -- gives the irs another $80 billion, 87,000 new auditors. what about the ones that are not new auditors at the irs -- the question down like thing is if the tax cod

in west virginia, the house and senate passed complete abortion bans, one with rape and incest exceptions, and the other without. they have not been able to reconcile that. and it is in fact such an intense debate that it has from [inaudible] passing this ban, that they were called back into session, to make law. and i think what is really striking is that this has been such an essential issue for republicans for a long time, right? they have been passing abortion bans since roe was law of the land, right? and we heard so many governors and political leaders talk about calling a special session as soon as roe is overturned, to pass these new bans, and restrictions. and a lot of them [inaudible] there was this wave of new laws that came about this summer. and right now, what is instead happening, is that republicans as well are really grappling, in some cases, for the first time, with the personal and pragmatic and also the political consequences of these kinds of laws. >> that is a really interesting point. there is also, of course, the politics of this. i think, as they grapple with that

feet of fracked gas across more than 1000 streams and wetlands in appalachia, including parts of west virginia. last week democracy now! spoke to tara houska, indigenous lawyer, land and water defender, and founder of giniw collective, after the bill at that time was passing in the senate. >> in order to get to renewable energy dollars and investment up front, the fossil fuel industry has handed off millions and millio of acres of public lands, of waters, side project deals where you see the rolling back of bedrock environmental law, all of this just to get investment into renewable energy. i mean, that is not a climate solution. mother nature does not deal in u.s. dollars. that's my response. amy: well, for more, we're joined in rosende, new york, by ashley dawson, professor of environmental humanities at the city university of new york, is the author of "people's power: reclaiming the energy commons" and a member of the public power new york campaign. welcome back to democracy now! professor dawson, if you can start off by responding to the law, many environment groups also while harshly cri

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debra alfarone, alfarone, cbs news, arlington, virginia. > >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, travel troubles have like californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >> welcome back. it has been a difficult year if you go to the airport a lot. we know you have endured widespread delays and cancellations, maybe even lost a a bag or two. >> reporter: tolling your travel, didn't it? reporter trinity chavez asked which airlines can we trust? >> reporter: for the fourth you in a row, delta airlines is in a a born airline according to a new report from the points i. >> >> we put some weight tissue on family travel. the airlines that that are nice to families, delta delta now has family

for instance, right now in virginia education proposal is seeking to strike at george washington as "father of the u.s." but don't worry, teacher unions are blaming republicans for the staffing crisis. top union boss andy weingarten who was instrumental in keeping kids in isolation, is blaming the shortage on republicans who she says politicize public education. okay, so, greg. andy weingarten says it's all the republicans fault this crisis that we are in the middle love is because of republicans. what could she be talking about? >> there it's right about george washington. we have to change that he says his normative male. we've done stories where children are literally missing from their schools now like 1 million, 2 million, 3 million, and we have a shortage of teachers. what does it tell you about the system? that the system sucks, it something called the teachers union that's responsible in competition with the system because that's the way that the rock can be maintained which is why what's happening in arizona is so amazing. governor ducey, is that how you say it? our very own

i don't know how joe manchin will go back to west virginia unless he goes in disguise. otherwise, he may have to enroll in the federal witness protection program. his numbers of approval have been in free fall since he voted for this. >> shannon: he's always said that he's about his constituents. we'll see how they feel about this vote. governor, great to see you. thanks for your time today. >> you bet, shannon. thank you. >> shannon: former president trump goes on defense ahead of a hearing on unsealing mar-a-largo search documents. lara trump is here exclusively next. the abcs of ckd a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to dialysis is important. b is for belief that there may be more you can do. just remember that k is for kidneys and kerendia. for adults living with ckd in type 2 diabetes, kerendia is proven to reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. kerendia is a once-daily tablet that treats ckd differently than type 2 diabetes medications to help slow the progression of kidney

the president were key democratic lawmakers who helped push the bill across the finish line like west virginia senator joe mansion ice. it is not a greenville. it's not a >> lubitz, a red, white and blue really is. it's the nation's largest investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40%. >> over the next 8 years and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support, missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front. >> and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> with less than 3 months until the november midterm elections, president biden plans to hit the road in the coming weeks to explain what's in the landmark piece of legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> coming up later in our show, we get this week with oakland, mayor libby shaft. we'll ask her about new funds for low-income students and how soon they'll get

the parents continue to flood, this is around the time in virginia. >> it's exactly what i was concerned about having . >> i'm not shocked. not because there's another teacher right down the road who did the same thing to my son. >> there's a lot of teachers in california doing this, they just need to be exposed. what was interesting about this was in california which is a very difficult state to fire a tenuredteacher they actually fire this teacher after we exposed it . [applause] and local news covered it. this is local cvs 13. >> the past month he's been put on paid administrative leave, the school board making an official decision to fire him. >> a lot of people say james, how do you get the information out there? another question i was asked in the hallways. where do you distribute your video and i say cbs news distributes my video. you're not thinking big enough. do i see it on breitbart, do i see it onfox, hopefully but i want them to talk about it . okay? and you say well, that's impossible. no it's not possible, i'm showing you it is possible but it requires getting information.

virginia's way behind other states. we only have seven charter schools, where other states have hundreds. we have a tiny private tax credit scholarship program. the governor restored funding for it in the budget. what do all hope to see from the governor when it comes to education freedom? what do you think he should be doing as he prepares for the next legislative session? >> given his abilities and cheerfulness, the fact that he is one of the next generation of leaders, not just in the conservative movement but american policy innovators, we expect universal school choice in virginia. >> yup. [applause] i was going to point out, the amendment proposal in the budget, it was going to be a cut of 50% of the tax credit scholarship program. you can expand the tax credit scholarship, it is only 65% right now. you can tweak that to 100%. we will have more supply funding available to families. he was talking to w ml ao -- wmlao, he was asked, and he said he wasn't supportive of -- choice of education. they did pass it out of

you also get to me from i kinda just go cuz she'll circle in west virginia michaels. i to you. yeah. cool. well good. when you were pony team, when you come from boston, boston blue pike with oh, yes, and that is in english, nigeria. yellow come on, the a global is i'm a go. sure. so you see the filter on the machine and when you push open it, look the motion, is it i was i was sure about that on story calona. and yet your approval for you e mail us with our shuttle. yes for it. i mean, literally just to let you know promotions yesenia slightly from the ukranian army was badly defeated in the battle available is tobacco at the hands of the dumbass militia forced the ukrainian the authorities to the negotiating table. in september 2014, a protocol was signed in minsk, stipulating a ceasefire business release special status, but don bass, i know when we were a prosecution for militia man, the document was signed by the people with complex leaders and i see ambassador lee, annette coach, my former ukrainian president and we shouldn't have shipped grossman when your mom should duri

first, a backround about the university of virginia. founded by thomas jefferson, he referred to it as the hobby of his old age. he selected the first faculty, decided which books were needed in the library, designated the liberal arts curriculum, and designed all of the buildings. importantly, he did not construct the university, as it is often said. in fact, dozens of enslaved laborers were key to all of the work that was done, from -- the land, to digging the clay for brics, from laying the bricks, to plastering, and painting, the walls. we saw this as a project that would involve students, and on the screen, you will see some of the names of the student who were part of this journey. and then, with involving students, and is involved in the history. we've begun to change the collective memory to the institution, and in powerful ways. with the universities archives, and learning first read cursive. they learned how to transcribe documents, and tank them with very sophisticated xml tags, so we could do the kinds of complex searching,

the easter district of virginia, which is called the espionage court. it's called the espionage board because no espionage defendant has ever won a case there. and keep in mind that julian jury, because of the location of this court in suburban virginia, julian's jury will be made up of people who worked for, or who have relatives who worked for the cia, the f. b. i. the department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair. that's not a fair trial at all. every nation has the right to self determination, but not scotland by british tory leadership to contend said during has things on tuesday. if i am elected as prime minister, i will not allow another independent, but i just didn't think that anybody thinks that now or anytime in the near future is remotely the time to focus on this. and that's not something that i'm professing . i'm focused on defending the union, i'm focused on demonstrating the benefit of the union to people in scotland. the foreign secretary and the former chancellor paid

we already saw that happen in virginia with the gubernatorial race. it's just kind of interesting this has not been -- the democrats have not caught on to that yet, that people have moved in a different direction. >> gillian: also seems an odd time to be branding face masks when less americans are wearing them today than any point in the last two and a half years. face mask mandates are nearly completely done in most parts of the country right now. seems an odd choice. >> jacqui: good on rochelle walensky, rebranding the cdc, at least she's trying to do something. it is an important public health agency and if people cannot trust what's coming out of the cdc, what do you have left? not a lot. >> gillian: definitely don't want the last two and a half years to be repeated, whether it's any time soon or the next 100 years until the next plague comes our way. so, it was not that long ago, actually, that new york city bragged about being one of the safest big cities in the entire world. now what you are looking at here is not such an uncommon sight. people

the eastern district of virginia, which is called the espionage court. it's called the espionage port because no espionage defender has ever won a case there. and keep in mind that julian's jury, because of the location of this court in suburban virginia, julian's jury will be made up of people who work for, or who have relatives who work for the cia, the f. b. i. the department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair. that's not a fair trial at all. and i was special coverage. we continue looking at developments and afghanistan since the last american soldier left it soil one year ago. this month, along with the suffering, han ship and failure, experienced by his people. ah, the u. s. continues to deny responsibility for fatalities that occurred during its cale to withdraw from the country. as, according to those investigation, the deaths of civilians as they tried to flee the country from copple international airport ortiz maria phenomenal shows more light on the story. a year has passed s

the president were key democratic lawmakers who helped push the bill across the finish line like west virginia. senator joe mansion i said is not a greenville. it's not a. >> a red, white and blue really is. it's the nation's largest investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40% over the next 8 years. >> and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support, missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front. >> and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> with less than 3 months until the november midterm elections, president biden plans to hit the road in the coming weeks to explain what's in the landmark piece of legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> 9.52 the time. we'll be right back. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had

the president were key democratic lawmakers who helped push the bill across the finish line like west virginia. senator joe mansion i said is not a greenville. it's not a. >> it's a red, white and blue really is. it's the nation's largest investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40% over the next 8 years. >> and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect our families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support, missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front. >> and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> with less than 3 months until the november midterm elections, president biden plans to hit the road in the coming weeks to explain what's in the landmark piece of legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> 22 is the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a local starbucks is trying to unionize. we'll tell you why. one says they want to. >> and we're

" classic on this wednesday morning, august 17, 2022 >> we're on a girls trip >> from newport news, virginia >> for gabby's sweet 16. >> what's up, new orleans.ina. >> a shout out to our students >> visiting from st. louis because today is our anniversary. >> a family vacation in gary, north carolina >> to my mom and great-grandma who turns 103 today. happy birthday, gigi >> okay. that's even better than the smucker's jar right there. good morning welcome back to "today." it is good to have you with us smack dab in the middle of the week, in the middle of august, too. >> halfway there >>> to the news at 8:00. a resounding defeat overnight for republican congressman liz cheney, the vocal trump critic lost to a candidate backed by the former president in our exclusive interview liz cheney confirmed she is, in fact, thinking about a run for the white house herself. nbc senior washington correspondent hallie jackson with the latest. hallie, good morning >> reporter: it was a newsy interview and it is a blow-out loss for liz cheney who lost to harriet hageman by nearly 40 points, a big defeat che

. >> reporter: the bill passed the the senate without republican support and after west virginia virginia senator joe manchin won won some concessions for fossil. fossil fuels. >> you have to have a vibrant fossil industry able to produce the power we need today and be e the future, and that's what we're doing. >> reporter: while democrats called it the inflation reduction act, nonpartisan analysts say it will have minimal effects on high prices the republicans criticized the billions of dollars in spending. spending. >> democrats, more than any other majority in history, are addicted to spending other people's money. regardless, of what we as a country can afford. >> reporter: the law will be funded through higher corporate taxes and tougher tax enforcement by the irs here bradley blackburn, cbs news. > >> mystica live look from the south bay this morning where home prices are starting to fall. from the beginning of june june to the end of july, the median home price in santa clara clara county dropped by more than 5%. that's the biggest drop drop of any major market in the country. kpix

. >> dana: virginia governor glenn youngkin blasting a proposal to stop calling george washington the father of our country on tests. he said i believe we should tell our history accurately, the good and the bad. part of the history we are going to tell is our founding fathers, including george washington and madison and others played an extraordinary role in the founding of our nation. youngkin took on woke educators in his run for governor last year and it helped him to win that gubernatorial election. water levels drop at the nation's largest reservoir. this is not the first such discovery. starbucks demands a nationwide pause in mail-in union votes alleging misconduct in the voting process. we'll tell you what's brewing. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. the groom's parents? they just found out they can redeem rewards for a second honeymoon. romance is in the air. like these two. he's realizing he's in love. and that his dating app just went up. must be fate. and phil. he forgot a gift, so he's sending the happy couple some m

the president were key democratic lawmakers who helped push the bill across the finish line like west virginia. senator joe mansion i said is not a greenville. it's not a. >> lou. it's a red, white and blue ball really is. it's the nation's largest investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40% over the next 8 years. >> and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect our families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support. >> missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. >> so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> and we're about 3 months until the november midterm elections in the coming weeks, president biden will be traveling the country trying to explain to the american people. what exactly is in this landmark piece of legislation, james darya. all right, richard, thank you very much. time now 6.22, and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. a local starbucks is trying unioniz

stuart: i will move on to virginia. the state independent -- want to remove george washington the father of our country and james madison, father of the constitution from state tests. sounds like something that would come out of san francisco or seattle. >> it comes out of all places in the united states, when they see this kind of woke coming out in their states. and folks on the far left, i don't believe that at all. the country was founded in white supremacy and by 2022 standards, so left-wing activists claiming we shouldn't whitewash the more shameful pieces of history which i don't think we should but the left uses that to editorialize the country, and institutions, we should erase part of our history we don't like, that is absurd. stuart: i agree entirely. always appreciate it. the governor of florida, ron desantis announced a new plan to get more teachers in the classrooms. what does he want to recruit? lauren: veterans and first responders, people who have served our country and respect our country and that is w

and now, they have not been able to get pipe out of west virginia, but that is going to affect everybody, but if you want to keep the price of natural gas down in this country, and export to europe, you need more trains, and by the way, sempra is very good at this, and people don't understand them, but they are the fastest, and growing utility. >> and by the way, they are what >> that is an interesting stock for people at home, and the best growth utility and incredibly well run, and i would buy it, and in the bullpen to buy for my chattel trust, and i have not pulled the trigger, and my bad. where do you want to go? >> markets for a minute, and the nasdaq is back down, and -- >> why is amazon down when they put up the chart >> what? >> they put in an amazing charge at amazon to bring in 500 or $600 million to help with the transport, and so what that tells is that the market wants to go lower and not higher. >> the only big name on the screen is apple. but it is up again, jim. only down 2.3% for the year, and basically call it. >> well, apple has been -- >> call it flat. >> and there wa

flooded in appearance continue to flooded this is around the time with other board meetings happened in virginia. >> project veritas is exactly what was happening at the elementary. >> let me tell you i'm not shocked, why there is another teacher right down the road who did the same thing to my son. >> about it teachers in california doing this they just need to be exposed, what was interesting about this in california which is a very difficult state to fire a tenured teacher the actually fire this teacher after we exposed it and local news covered it mrs. local cbs 13. >> the past month on administrative leave, the school board vacated official decision to fire him. >> about a people say james how do you get the information out there, that's another question i was asked in the hallway. where do you distribute your videos.ay i say pbs news >> you may say that's one feature. you're not going to change the world in a new york minute. it's going to take an a while. you have to expose all of them and we needed an army of these exposures and these grass roots people. veritas is a lot of incredible pe

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