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Provided to them. dont shame them, wag your finger at them. thats never worked for americans. if anything, it creates the backlash of well, if you are going to force me to too it then im probably not going to. present the information to me and how it makes my life better. the reality is the delta variant is less deadly it may be more transmissible but thank goodness its not as deadly as earlier strains. we should be just encouraging vaccinations and giving information and leaving it there. >> ta...

Capitol. donald trumps whole second impeachment was based on the allegation that his actions and rhetoric in the weeks leading up to january 6th up to and including his incendiary speech on that day led directly and predictably to the capitol insurrection. so here is where else we are in unprecedented territory as americans right now. not only are we still grappling with the aftermath and the repercussions of january 6th, not only are its hundreds of alleged perpetrators still making their way t...

One of the big things here that has been i would say shocking, confusing to me is that kevin mccarthy has decided to not have anybody defending donald trump or republicans on this committee as we know that kinzinger and cheney will line up almost absolutely with the democrats in this and that they believe -- you know, they share similar views on what happened on january 6. but i will say, i mean, this will be the first time i think in a long time because impeachment, obviously people defending t...

>> tammy: we know thats what tyrants do and get the internet in places they dont want it seen it with iran and changing of satellites. its easy to do. its interesting that the biden administration is not lifting a fixer. as a matter of fact, dhs secretary mayorkas said the time is never right to attempt migration by sea. to those who risk their lives doing so, this risk is not worth taking. allow me to be clear, if you take but to the sea, you will not come to the united states. congresswoman, i...

>> want to call a cop? [ laughter ] >> it did represent what women were going through in the 70s. they were standing up and saying i must be heard. >> sitcoms used to be about the wife was at home doing the dishes and then this woman sprang onto our screens who had a job, and often the smartest person there. and it was sort of liberating. >> youve got spunk. >> and i waited a dutiful moment, and i say -- >> i hate spunk! >> and i want to correct something right now. i dont hate spunk. i love spu...

Because i think its an important thing to do. but i respect people who havent done it and at the same time, you have got this additional wave people say you have got to get vaccinated. why would somebody who has decided already not to do it be moved by seeing that there is no change in our lives if you do get it? if you continue to have to wear a mask, if you still cant go places. how is that persuading anyone to get the vaccine? >> of course. and then furthermore, the ways in which these people...

When the fonz took over, the dynamic changed. >> we venture into teenage american extra feety style comedy. >> lets see it. doesnt look like a hickey. >> that show ends up going from 22nd place to first place and becomes the number one show in the country. >> there would be traffic, people getting home to watch happy days. >> it was a revolution. >> networks targeted 18 to 29 year olds with friend sitcoms. >> lavern and shirley, whoa. >> garry marshall said we got this part. it was a double date...

>> youre crazy. >> that dynamic. that -- that dramatic tension of -- of believer, versus skeptic, is one of the engines of the show. and you were always seeing it from a specific point of view. >> theyre equal. yeah, absolutely. yeah. theyre equals and, in a way, theyve kind of switched gender stereotypes because the character i play, malder, and the intuitive one. and scully is the rationalist, the doctor. >> lot of folks who enjoyed the x files who, otherwise, didnt watch tv, might have been d...

Is devolved and deteriorated to that point and given how divided the country is, unfortunately i dont think there was ever a chance this will be a truly bipartisan objective look of what happened on january 6. arthel: do you think we should know and how that came to be? >> absolutely i think the public deserves answers to what happened on that day across the board, the political dynamic in play on capitol hill prevented that from happening. arthel: thank you very much, we will talk to you again,...

If you put somebody who is there saying the kind of nonsense they were saying last night at that rally, they are not going to ever be a u.s. senator. certainly wont be a republican u.s. senator. they might not get dominated and then theyll lose a seat. which is unfortunate, i would like to have a republican senate. these kind of people who are bowing and scraping for donald trump, they do not look like real ammen and women. thats why somebody like tom brady making fun of him this week singularly...