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Let us look at the official data. the number of daily coronavirus cases has risen for the first time in a week. the latest official figures show there were 29,312 new cases in the latest 24—hour period. last wednesday there were under 28,000. 119 deaths were recorded in the past 2a hours. thats an average of 81 deaths a day in the past week. the number of people in hospital with covid seems to have levelled off atjust under 6000. almost 89% of uk adults have now had their firstjab. and nearly ...

As more omicron cases pop up around the country; however, the decision to make it and whats behind it for the cdc director to say it had to do with what we thought people would be able to tolerate. lets start there. lets bring in our panel, mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist." charles lane opinion writer for "the washington post" and "the washington post" columnist marc thiessen. i guess that perked up my ears. marc, listening to following the science for so long. >> yeah. no, i m...

Best to protect them as well as ourselves. it is stunning how quickly this has moved. not even a month has passed since we first heard about omicron. look whats happened in the past couple of weeks. less than 1% of new cases were only krofnlt week ending december 11th that jump to 12.6 and now 73.2% so in two weeks it went from almost nothing to being almost three-quarters of the new cases in the united states. now, lets take a look at where its even higher than 73%. there are pockets in the sou...

Wow. >> reporter: it is a wow. you and i were sitting here not even a month ago that omicron was even named. it hasnt even been with us for a whole month. take a look at whats happened in the past two weeks. if you look at the week ending december 4th, omicron was 0.7% of all new cases in the united states. most of the rest was delta. december 11th, it crept up to 12.6%. the week ending december 18th, 73.2%. thats a huge jump in just two weeks. its even more than 73% in certain parts of the coun...

It, people with a lot of problems for there is been a shift in federal law enforcement that you will notice. in 2004, 57% of federal arrests were of american citizens while 43% were noncitizens. in 2014, a decade later, the most recent year where we have full data, the numbers were flipped. noncitizens were 61% of arrests where citizens were 39%s. the surging noncitizen arrest was because of a big increase of arresting for offenses like human smuggling and unlawful entry. there has been an explo...

Problems for there is been a shift in federal law enforcement that you will notice. in 2004, 57% of federal arrests were of american citizens while 43% were noncitizens. in 2014, a decade later, the most recent year where we have full data, the numbers were flipped. noncitizens were 61% of arrests where citizens were 39%s. the surging noncitizen arrest was because of a big increase of arresting for offenses like human smuggling and unlawful entry. there has been an explosion of people caught ent...

In 2004, 57% of federal arrests were of american citizens while 43% were noncitizens. in 2014, a decade later, the most recent year where we have full data, the numbers were flipped. noncitizens were 61% of arrests where citizens were 39%s. the surging noncitizen arrest was because of a big increase on arresting for offenses like human smuggling and unlawful entry.re there has been an explosion of people caught entering the u.s. again and again. its not just that we have become more punitive, mo...

Said they were advancing the measure because they want voting hours to be more uniform around the state, particularly because rural offices dont have the staff to keep clerks offices open for early voting as late as their urban counterparts. others had different theories. "slate" joked "walkers bill is an effort to punish his state for a stellar turnout rate. the second-highest in the nation at 73.2%. but with his humor, he gets to the basic truth -- wisconsinites deserve to be applauded for cas...

American islamic relations, whether you look at the islamic society of north america, all have vowed allegiance to their muslim brotherhood there. is no transfer of power that happened in egypt, without the use of the muslim brotherhood. even sadat used the muslim brotherhood in the war against israel in the yom kippur war. hosni mubarak finally was ousted them out also before they were ousted to join with the muslim brotherhood in saudi arabia. so the history is extensive in the middle east as ...