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>> next year texas republican governor greg abbott is up for reelection. immigration reform and tighter border security are cornerstone of his campaign and then former democratic state senator and presidential candidate beto orourke is among challenging the incumbent governor. hold on tight. no doubt it will be a bumpy ride. but remember all the while you have just extreme record numbers of apprehensions behind me right now. a van pulling up to take some unaccompanied minors, a group of five or ...

Manufacturers. thats what im looking at. >> so accessory quick. the dallas fed, the manufacturing port for dallas sam solve big improvements but prices another another all-time high. even the prices theyre charging customers, 600% above the norm. even if manufacturing is getting your act together, seems like the inflation crisis is not going away. >> sadly not any time soon. after we see the port problems go away, inventories being pumped back up, i think 2022 will be bumpy ride. >> and technolo...

OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada may experience a "bumpy ride" with COVID-19 during the winter months given that the rate of decline in cases has slowed, a top health official said on Friday, stressing it was too soon to fully lift precautions. Chief medical officer Theresa Tam told a briefing that the incidence of reported infections was now highest among children under 12, who are not yet eligible for vaccinations. An average of 2,230 new cases were reported daily over the previous week co...

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Worse. joe biden seemingly unconcerned. he has more important things to worry about like walking and talking, and getting to his afternoon nap. every day is a struggle for him and today was no different. we were one of the few in the media that they pointed out. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> i tell you what. i would like to learn. >> sean: its monday, joe. monday night. thats the person who supposed to lead us out of the shadow of a global pandemic? buckle up, it will be a bumpy ride. here with reacti...

He has more important things to worry about like walking and talking, and getting to his afternoon nap. every day is a a struggle for hm and today was no different. we were one of the few in the media that they pointed out. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> i tell you what. i would like to learn. >> sean: its monday, joe. monday night. thats the person who supposed to lead us out of the shadow of a global pandemic? buckle up, it will be a bumpy ride. here with reaction, the author of the big new book "bey...

Has been like for disabled people. we talk all the time about how the pandemic has shined a spotlight on inequalities in our society, but i dont think we talk about what it has done to the disabled community. what has the last year and a half been like? >> we saw this coming the minute we started seeing infection control standards reduced and eliminated in nursing homes and other congregate settings under the trump administration. within the community, we literally buckled our seatbelts and held...

Economic struggles are due to pandemic denial, moving jobs overseas.

It gets better-— it gets better. ben thomson, thank ou ve it gets better. ben thomson, thank you very much- _ joining me now from a petrol station forecourt in stockport —— alex veitch is from the public policy team at logistics uk. what are the logistics businesses you represent saying to you about the scale of the problem right now? they are saying they have never seen anything _ they are saying they have never seen anything like — they are saying they have never seen anything like it ...

Time i stood two feet in front of women who were cursing me and calling me names in the middle of a city council meeting. i had to turn my back to them. you feel very at risk. you know i had a lot of people there protecting me. but you can feel that aggression. it is very palpable right now. i feel like people have fear. they are afraid to go back to where we were. but they need to understand that they are in charge of how we move through this pandemic. we right now are in charge of how we move ...