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Criminal imp. applications. neil: wow. amazing. brian claypool, thank you so much. civil rights, criminal defense attorney. well be monitoring what happens in albany, keep a close eye on it. also keeping a close eye on that very controversial texas voting law. we thought wed go right to the guy who wrote it to find out whether theres anything behind it, after this. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no ones there. and sgt moore. who leaves ...

Neil? neil: charles watson, thank you very much. to congressman -- [inaudible] republican, first of all, the son of cuban migrants. if you think about it, this is very personal for the congressman, so it makes sense that hes joined us on a saturday to talk about it. sir, very good to have you. what do you make of maybe its a sign that the cuban government is getting concerned hood here -- concerned here, open to getting supplies and relief in by removing import tacts and the like -- taxes and th...

Bipartisan solution hopefully with long established process. >> senator, while i have you, obviously, chuck schumer wants to begin at least debate voting on this three and a half trillion dollar so-called human infrastructure program. apart from that is the roughly $1 trillion real infrastructure only. are you a yes vote on that, on the roughly $1 trillion plan that does seem to have bipartisan support, not necessarily the 3 1/2 trillion dollar one that clearly does not? >> yeah, well, first of ...

Needle, and clear about some officers go too far, but also been saying, i support law enforcement in general and we need more of it and them to fight crimes, but you think about it, regardless of the outcome of that election, in the meantime, bill deblasio will be there for quite a few more months and the times square association and other business groups said maybe you could do something about this in the meantime, but he shows little inclination to do so, does it worry you? >> it worries me bi...

Fact that people, in a lot of states, people are more money staying at home than they would be going to work. thats going to fall off a cliff in september or october and well see how that plays out and then youre also dealing with what we were dealing with pre-pandemic, half a million unfilled manufacturing jobs across the country. so, you have some structural issues that this exacerbated. when you have things in common, a lot of growth, a lot of prosperity and productivity on the table so i see...

That you might be on the wrong side of this politically? >> well, its always a risk. i mean, people -- who doesnt want a free check from the government? the problem is these things arent free x these people are going to pay for it, as you said, through higher gas prices, the cost of groceries are already going up. inflation is here, and its not going away. lets face it, im a single mom right now, and i feel that pain as well when i look at my kids every day when we go to the grocery store, when ...

Upside down worth it? in other words, if you fear that the other maladies associated with another crackdown or mandates is going to make the situation far worse? >> no, it doesnt. i mean, look whats happening all over the world. we have countries like israel where the vaccination rates are much higher than we do, and they have strict mandates, stricter than what we have here, and theyre seeing a rise in cases. so we need to be proactive here, and we need to do the right things. and youre right, ...

History of our country, this is a massive spending bill, its a massive tax increase, it is a lurch to the left like weve ever seen before. it ought to be concerning by every american and takes just one democrat senator, one, every republican is going to be opposed to it, one democrat senator to hopefully bring common sense to stop this, thats what were hoping for, the republicans are completely left off in negotiations on this 3 1/2 trillion dollar massive democrat spending package. neil: the fa...

And under for whom vaccinations are not an option for the time being, and theyre the populationing that would be the most tough to keep those masks on. >> exactly. its very difficult. and thats why we need to set an example, all of us. we need to be role models saying how can i help my child to wear a mask -- neil: but have you seen these kids with masks, doctor? i mean, you know, theyre not great at keeping them on or even using them appropriately. so is it really worth it there? >> no, its wor...

Keeping people out of the hospital who get it, but this could affect us for the long term for the next couple of years, and whats the impact on small businesses going to be? how are they going to keep their doors open, their people employed, and how do we keep our kids in school so they can get educated so at some point they can get a job? all these things are extremely important which is why i am concerned. free checks from the government every month, its not free. we have to pay that bill. som...