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The U.S. new cases 7-day rolling average are 1.8 % HIGHER than the 7-day rolling average one week ago and U.S. deaths due to coronavirus are now 18.7 % LOWER than the rolling average one week ago. Todays posts include: U.S. Coronavirus New Cases are 73,200 U.S. Coronavirus deaths are at 992 U.S. Coronavirus immunizations have been administered to 51.3 % of the population The 7-day rolling average rate of growth of the pandemic shows new cases worsened and deaths worsened Leaky gut and microbia...

Bureaucrats to think that they determine whats national security above the commander in chief. >> tucker: civilian control of the military of the federal agencies is like the cornerstone of democracy. voters get to make these decisions. they elect someone to act on their behalf. and when people havent been elected make it unilaterallyeh that is not democracy. this is actually scary. buck sexton as always so incisive. thank you. >> great to see you. >> tucker: a federal just announced the governm...

Restriction. thats a fact. >> tucker: its sad. its really sad. best case its really sad. thank you very much, great to see you. ♪ >> tucker: big tech already knows pretty much everything about you but thats not enough, they want to know as much as they can about your children too. a new report from the google transparency project first obtained by this program highlights googles aggressive campaign to have its products placed in americas classrooms. for years google has been recruiting teacher...

Simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. researcher 1: some say e-cigarettes arent dangerous. researcher 2: but science shows nicotine can harm teens developing brains- researcher 1: no matter how theyre exposed. researcher 2: lets do an experiment to find out. researcher 1: heres a teen who wont be using e-cigarettes. researcher 2: now, we need one willing to risk their brain development. researcher 1: anyone care to volunteer your kid? researcher 2: anyone?

>> youre right, the pull factors. one of the biggest pull factor is when these people are sending the kids and they dont see the kids coming back, they say, hey, its okay to stay. its okay to send them. >> the ultimate pull factor -- >> you send them back and you close that pull factor. >> the ultimate pull factor is, i think its the economy, but it is still the american dream. its the safety net. if my kids get there -- i can understand is mom, a mom and dad, they make a decision, a really toug...

Destruction. >> youre right, the pull factors. one of the biggest pull factor is when these people are sending the kids and they dont see the kids coming back, they say, hey, its okay to stay. its okay to send them. >> the ultimate pull factor -- >> you send them back and you close that pull factor. >> the ultimate pull factor is, i think its the economy, but it is still the american dream. its the safety net. if my kids get there -- i can understand is mom, a mom and dad, they make a decision, ...

Mexico. theyre coming from central america, from the place thats the most dangerous, highest murder rate in the world. let me just -- >> let me say one thing -- >> republicans had a chance in the house to pass a real immigration plan with huge border security. it was passed on a bipartisan basis by republicans and democrats in the united states senate. guess what? house republicans said were not interested. >> yeah, because there were other things involved in that bill. we know that. >> exactly....

Association says these arent dangerous and the amount of caffeine in our drinks isnt dangerous. doctors would say its not just the caffeine, but all these other stimulates in there. >> elizabeth cohen, i know youll follow this story for us, thank you so much. just ahead in the "newsroom" diana princess of wales startling new details of her private live just as her story heads to the theater. ♪ [ woman ] destination assist. this is ann. where would you like to go tonight? ♪ [ male announcer...

People that includes snowplow crashes in delaware, maryland, and new york. snow storms like this just arent dangerous and inconvenient. they are also extremely expensive. connecticuts department of transportation reports it spent more than $14 million cleaning up the snow this year. thats not even including this storm. new jersey spent more than 20 million this winter. and after the big holiday storm in december, the jersey governor, christie, requested more than $53 million in federal assistanc...