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Its not the end of the world, but what does that look like anyway? does it all come at once or in drips and drops? radicals are really good at this stuff. they know americas distracted, addicted to their screens while we scroll, they strolled right in and they tied a stone. while we got fat and relaxed, glued to twitter and tick-tock, they overtook teachers lunches, hr departments, government, and the only thing standing between us and these petty tyrants is a doddering president whose only pass...

Hello. fairly quiet on the weather front right now. plenty of dry weather across the uk, you across the uk, can see this approaching. further you can see this approaching. further east, it should be dry and bright with a bit of sunshine. good news for wimbledon. however, this weather front will continue towards the east and we are expecting some splits and spots of rain around kick—off time at wembley and after that, it looks as though it will stay cloudy with drips and straps of rain through ...

License. he better rely on foreign lobbying. they are crumbling by the hour. kevin mccarthy wants to go against a bipartisan commission. im not sure the politics will hold him up for long. >> i agree. this is a trap by doubling down on this idea it was peaceful protesters. you see the judge putting this in court statements, right, in sentencings hes going to continue to bring that up as will others that this was not a peaceful protest. it was clearly an insurrection, stopping the democratic proc...

On the part of trump. >> yeah. michael, this "journal" story again shows all the different ways that the probe is going forward, because weve had all these drips of news from the grand jury being impanelled to whos facing it. matthew calamari, prosecutors have an interest in him, once a bodyguard, alleging that the practice of providing employees with cars and apartments extends beyond weisselberg and also extends to whether this was, michael, in the eyes of the d.a. a kind of a modus operandi t...

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About the grand jury as well as information more recently that came from the new york attorney general regarding her criminal investigation, it does sound like drips and drabs are coming out of this investigation and really normally what we would expect from prosecutors is that the time we hear from them is when they have a charging document. >> the former president, as you know, also facing some other legal issues. hes defending his role in the january 6th insurrection, for example. in response...

Nose but their bums if you will just to be delicate. dr. fauci and cdc head director say they understand why people are afraid to remove their masks. >> you can understand that when people have been following a certain trend for a considerable period of time that it may take time for them to adjust. >> not everybody will feel like its time to rip off their mask. for 16 months were saying wear them to protect them. now it will get hard to get back to life as we knew it without these masks. >> har...

Frontline doctors and nurses have been working under brutal conditions. the risks of both burnout and illness are running hot. nbc news correspondent stephanie gosk has our report on them tonight. >> reporter: mt. sinai emergency room in new york city. dr. matthew bye begins his shift. >> you can see all the rooms are filled. usually these halls are very neat and empty. now you can see theres patients everywhere because of this. it makes it very hard to work. >> reporter: concerned for his famil...

Hes saying im genuinely interested in you. you dont have to bribe me or reward me with gifts, you dont have to give me a christmas card. >> was that a test? >> on my part? sure. >> yeah. i do those tests. >> me too. >> you talk about trauma and youve talked about it in relationship to president trump. >> yeah. >> that donald trump is a person who experienced a lot of trauma early on. >> from what i know of donald and his relationship with his father it sounds traumatic. it sounds like the father...