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This morning the struggle to access covid tests is in focus as americans wait for hours and hours for tests and days to the get the results. the bided administration offers 500 at-home tests soon but the company making those tests can barely keep up with the current demand. jake ward is here to talk us through it. we hear the new normal is regular testing before we go to work, before we go to school or holiday gatherings but heres the thing. in order to get tested, you need to have a test. >> th...

Seeks to -- and its not just the budget office its doing this. the internal website at the friday, its a memo on bias free language but of course its very bias. it instructs staffers not to use words and phrases that may be considered offensive. whats offensive? founding fathers, man-made and singular pronouns. right or wrong its supposed to be a political. why do we control our language? because they want to control our minds. victor davis hanson is one of the few people we know that smart enou...

Here. president trump called up the president of ukraine and shook him down for information about the bidens. and he said, theres something we want you to do for us, speaking -- im paraphrasing here. but that is the essential problem, that he withheld $391 million in military and economic aid to an ally of the united states that congress had voted in order to resist russian aggression in their country. and the president uses an opportunity to extract a very significant political favor, to shake ...

Understand, and that became the governing paradigm of the whole advance in watergate. this is the controlling paradigm here. president trump called up the president of ukraine and shook him down for information about the bidens. and he said, theres something we want you to do for us, speaking -- im paraphrasing here. but that is the essential problem, that he withheld $391 million in military and economic aid to an ally of the united states that congress had voted in order to resist russian aggr...

Can file an internal affairs complaint, those avenues are open to the public. but theres absolutely no excuse for this kind of stuff happening and once this is happening, it lends to a sense of chaos that street cops, you get the broken windows. >> absolutely agree with you. once you have police officers that believe they getting doused in water by delegates and getting laughed at is okay and acceptable and part of community policing, then that leads to chaos, that leads to gang bangers, street ...

But we are to have cc rvs, you can file an internal affairs complaint, those avenues are open to the public. but theres absolutely no excuse for this kind of stuff happening and once this is happening, it lends to a sense of chaos that street cops, you get the broken windows. >> absolutely agree with you. once you have police officers that believe they getting doused in water by delegates and getting laughed at is okay and acceptable and part of community policing, then that leads to chaos, that...

File an internal affairsha complaint, those avenues arevs open to the public. but theres absolutely no excuse for this kind of stuff happening and once this is happening, it lends to a sense of chaos that street cops, you get the broken windows. >> i absolutely agree with you. once you have police officers that believe that getting doused in water by buckets and getting laughed at is okay and acceptable and part ofg communiy policing, then that leads to chaos, that leads to gang bangers, and str...

Systems if the devil is in the details? >> well, i think the key question is how are you going to control prices because thats the essential problem with our system. and, you know, there are lots of ways to do that. some countries have a national health system, where of course, you do have control of prices like medicare for all. others such as germany have some kind of price guidelines, price-setting. and you could do that through the market as well by really cleverly designing a market. the bu...

Theyre saying at this point, virtually all of the power is back on in ridgecrest. there is about two areas of localized damage. ridgecrest and the smaller trova. in ridgecrest only about 46 customers are out of power out of the 30,000 or so people that live there. in trova most of that town remains without power. that road, as you mentioned earlier, that state route 178 was cut off for the longest time. that rock slide on that road. thats all been cleared and restored. if you can believe it, all...

View is. were asking the british people. and i think given everything thats happened, given the circumstances were in, thats not unreasonable. so, thats the case if you like for a second referendum. right now, probably the reason the support there in parliament for that either. on the other hand, theres no support for a proper brexit proposition. and theres no support for exiting without a deal. so, i think as this goes on, its more likely, timely, people come around to the fact that in the end ...