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Look at this human trying to get in shape. you know what he will get? muscle pain. give up, the couch is calling. i say, its me, the couch, im calling. pain says you cant. advil says you can.

Senate sweet 16, about wall street jitters and the presidents covid rescue plan. then, health officials race to vaccinate american as new coronavirus strains keep spreading. >> viruses cannot mutate if they dont replicate. chris: well talk to dr. tom inglesby about how much these variants will complicate efforts to stamp out the virus. plus, lawmakers fret over capitol security and the divide in their own ranks. >> we will probably need a supplemental for more security for members when the enemy...

>> well, house republicans are more concerned about primaries and i think senate republicans may be more concerned about general elections, kind of the nature of the races in which they won. right now donald trump continues to be the loudest voice in the republican party. will that be true in 18 months or two years? i dont think we know. chris: well, all right. were going to leave it there. thank you, panel. see you next sunday. up next, our power player of the week. emily hairington on her reco...

>> heres what i love about tom brady. people try to talk trash about him and the past 20 super bowls he was than half of them. maybe we should all wear, have a diet where you have no walnut on almandale we need to put you in a hyperbaric chamber. even on his workday he comes home to a supermodel. hes doing much better than all of us. >> which means he is constantly ignored. greg: you once dated leonardo dicaprio. thats all im saying. up next new demands and he

>> two of them. >> even before. greg: up next brady plays another super bowl and we will debate who is the greatest. you wont want to miss it.

Chris: what is so special about the golden gate route in 24 hours? >> it was just a massive challenge of having everything that the i have worked my entire life on just all rolled into 24 hours. chris: it didnt come easy. >> i failed about 300 feet from the top. i was too tired. essentially, my arms were just giving out on me. i just thought i could do it. chris: you did 2900 feet, youre 300 feet from the summit, and you cant go any further. how frustrating was that? the. >> there were a lot of ...

As a rigid system of groups distinct from one another, but as a kind of social landscape that people regularly move through. those kinds of connections and that circulation of activists is part of the reason that it is critical not to look at any one of these events as isolated but to think about the white power movement as something much bigger and more diffuse and also much more interconnected. so the action at the capitol, which included a variety of these activists, probably also included so...

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Vacation, suckow was behind the door with a heavy truck jack. >> and i hit him in the back of the head, and he stumbled and fell. he tried to get up and i hit him about or four more times. he stopped moving. >> they ditched k.c.s truck in a nearby town says suckow, and they took k.c.s body to a lonely spot 20 miles out of town. suckow said he did the digging while henrikson stood nearby. >> i remember standing in the hole, and he said something like how much is this going to cost me, and i said,...

Were all scared... ..that the grave—diggers will keep working due to covid. this cemetery in north—east london has had to expand because of the pandemic dead. across the uk, more than 100,000 have perished — thats around 30,000 more than the number of civilians who died in our country in world war ii. were all scared that things will get worse before they get better. were all scared of the cruel ripples of the pandemic — lockdowns, mental health problems, economic shock — so wheres the...