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Co—conspirator that has been named and will be hopefully brought to prosecution. but others say they are highly sceptical of such an announcement on the 32nd anniversary of the tragedy. very thoughtless, very ill—conceived. we have become extremely cynical and suspicious of those in authority, suspicious of their integrity. these people are not to be trusted in general. and thats been the frustration thats meant many feel they cant fully move on — the lack of answers about what could have ...

Many of my republican colleagues wished it was never. but after a long and arduous year, after a year full of bad news, finally, we have some good news to deliver to the american people. therell be extra benefits for the unemployed and fixed payments to americans earning less than $75,000 a year. farmers, schools and students who have been struggling to pay off loans will all benefit from the package. its the second largest economic stimulus in us history. it follows the first coronavirus aid bi...

Farmers, schools and students who have been struggling to pay off loans will all benefit from the package. its the second largest economic stimulus in us history. it follows the first coronavirus aid bill passed in march, which was worth more than $2 trillion. it comes at a time when the pandemic is worsening around the country with more than 3,000 americans dying every day. two vaccines are now being rolled out across the country and there are funds in the stimulus bill to pay for the mass vacc...

The new administration? well talk with a number three republican in the senate, john borassa. plus, the most serious hack ever of the u.s. government and all signs point to russia. well ask our sunday panel whats at risk and how the u.s.

The far left or a socialist. chris: you know, thats one of the nice things about being president. you get to do what you want to do. thank you, panel. see you next sunday. and merry christmas to all of you. up next, our power player of the week. honoring americas veterans during this holiday season. plus, our annual visit from the wallace grandkids, and theres a surprise visitor. cancer is very smart. and every time we think we have a cure; cancer cells develop ways of outsmarting us. we really ...

Predominate of californian and i love that state and it is still estate. rebels if you will. as a country as a country of revolutionaries and its in our dna. i think we can expect more lawsuits. it is obvious you got to have money to launch a lawsuit but with the gofundme dynamics and people been able to come together like restaurants perhaps funding this dynamic i think we can expect, especially in the beverly hills los angeles area, similar lawsuit as well but this is what has to happen. we go...

Wooster was running a wreath company in maine. as christmas approached he had a bunch left over. >> the wreaths are real fresh, just made. and i just didnt want to throw them away. chris: he thought of arlington and all those graves. when the cemetery approved, he and a dozen volunteers drove the wreaths down and laid them on the headstones. and so it continued for years, until a few christmases back when an air force sergeant took this picture which ended up on the internet. >> it kind of struc...

Participate. >> the ceremony you are about to witness is an army wreath laying ceremony. chris: for years, he paid for all of this out of his own pocket. and he started wreaths across america, sending hundreds to cemeteries and war memorials around the country. but he will need help to reach his new goal. >> i think around 2.7 million graves and thats a tall order to decorate 2.7 million graves. chris: but you would like to do it, wouldnt you? >> i really would, yes. sometimes, i dont know how. ...

Opportunities if it wasnt for the people that fought for us and gave their lives for us. chris: its that plain spoken wisdom that has driven him for years, on a mission that touched americas heart. each december he places wreaths at arlington national cemetery and thousands of volunteers are there to help him had. >> i think a lot of people think like i do. they just want to -- they appreciate the veterans and they want to show it. chris: this story begins back in 1962 when wooster, a 12-year-ol...

Love that state and it is still estate. rebels if you will. as a country as a country of revolutionaries and its in our dna. i think we can expect more lawsuits. it is obvious you got to have money to launch a lawsuit but with the gofundme dynamics and people been able to come together like restaurants perhaps funding this dynamic i think we can expect, especially in the beverly hills los angeles area, similar lawsuit as well but this is what has to happen. we got to recognize that if we are wai...