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Behind that and theyre the ones that recruited me to organize such a planned commission and weve had the white house and the planning is advancing with the hope that weigh may be able to create an independent commission some time later this year. >> one of the main conclusions of the 9/11 commission was the stovepiping of intelligence and the lack of coordination among intelligence agencies, and we clearly see that in the covid response in the initial months and even continuing now, you could ar...

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Better than we handled this. >> arguably, in this polarized political climate it will be harder. weve already seen that congress couldnt get support for commission into the january 6th attack on the capitol. despite widespread -- internally and it was an attack on their own location, the u.s. government, it was fundamentally a constitutional challenge which could have negated our election, and we could not get a commission modeled on 9/11 which was so unique because it was completely bipartisan ...

Get a decision from the judge that granted summery judgement against the players equal pay claims. it ruled that only the working condition claims could go to trial but not the fundamental equal pay claim. >> initial responses just shocked, just crushing and you dont understand and i need a deep dive into that summery judgment. >> we never expected that the judge could reach the kind of conclusions that he reached particularly that on the central issue of pay discrimination, you cant look at tot...

Proof the story was made up, even the doctor was a liar. there were online reviews. it is unclear the doctor said anything false. these aggressive critics didnt pay any attention to the fact that the doctor is affiliated with more than one oklahoma hospital. on monday, a different hospital he works with said in a statement that they had seen a, quote, handful of patients with ivermectin complications, and they said these patients werent adding to the existing pandemic problem of hospital congest...

Associated editor of "the washington post," eugene robinson. and professor of history at tulane university, walter isaacson. the new piece is entitled "the new puritans" and it discusses the rise of mob justice in todays culture and its long term effects. and you write in part this, the modern online public sphere, a place of rapid conclusions, rigid ideological prisms and arguments of 280 characters favors neither nuance nor ambiguity. yet the values of that online sphere have come to dominate ...

In the driver, seat at the fda. second, the actual application, from pfizer, my understanding, is its 100,000 pages long. you cant read that. and come up with a detailed analysis, of all the issues that you want to raise. if youre one of the scientific, unpaid, scientific advisers that are supposed to tell the fda esther no. you cant read 100 the awesome pages in a few days. and then right behind, them comes moderna, theyre going to have another hundred thousand pages, and so on. this is a huge ...

Rachel maddow. the story had a major flaw. contrary to the strong suggestion of this story, there is no evidence that ivermectin was the key cause or even a primary cause of hospital backups in oklahoma. and if you go through the doctors quotes in the clips the local stationery leased, there is no evidence even that the doctor claimed that himself. so far all i can tell is that the doctor said, ivermectin misuse was one of the reasons local hospitals are congested. so the local news story was fl...

Putting somebody in the drivers seat at fda. second of all, actual application from pfizer, my understanding, its 100,000 pages long. you cant read that and come up with a detailed analysis of all the issues that you want to raise if youre one of the scientific unpaid advisers that are supposed to tell the fda yes or no, you cant read 100,000 pages in a few days. this is -- and then right behind them comes moderna, theyre going to have another 100,000 pages, and so on. this is a huge process. an...

Which pointed out all the stuff keeping people from going back, taking jobs. one of them was the child tax credit. i dont need goldman sachs to tell me. i just know this. welfare is keeping people from taking these jobs. you may agree with this or disagree with this. >> sandra: economist extraordinaire, charlie gasparino, joining us on "america reports." they are saying that the conclusions are murky because many of those economists say we may not know for years the actual implications of removi...