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0 that is all in for this tuesday evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris, thank you my friend. much appreciated. happy to join you this hour. president biden was in new york and of hurricane ida hitting just those two states. that extreme flash flooding that tore through the most populated part of the country last wednesday night, president biden today meeting with local officials and local residents about the ongoing cleanup efforts there. p...

He was then indicted in federal court, charged with receiving a firearm in interstate commerce, intending to use it to commit a felony. and, two counts of false statements at the time of the purchase. the alleged purchase happened four days before his father shooting. in june 2018, charlie pleaded guilty to each of the three charges. he was sentenced to 20 years. then in november 2019, a new defense attorney asked the court to vacate charlie sentence on the grounds of any effective council. in h...

A mandate, it was done as a dont calling it a mandate. so walk us through what the federal government legally can and cant do when it comes to public health. >> for mandates probably not much. the federal government is it have the authority to protect public health with things like quarantines or interstate transportation. cdc will say members of a certain community cant travel to another state, that kind of thing. but this is different for states. state governors have broad powers known as poli...

Election buying into the big lie.wrists and they believed had trump truly won the election buying into the big lie. and we are learning that the threats did not end on january 6. and this threat was real. one man arrested in january, he had 49 firearms, thousands of rounds of ammunition, five pipe bombs. and here is the scariest part. prosecutors say all of the political and social conditions that motivated them to plan what they themselves described as a terrorist attack remain. both men are ch...

Ruth, a working class white man from rural Tennessee, risked his life to help end Jim Crow segregation.

Freedom Riders were brutally beaten in Alabama 60 years ago, in May 1961.

Family members reflect on what drove Irene Morgan and Bruce Boynton to defy Jim Crow, and in doing so, accelerate the civil rights movement.

In a seller’s market unlike anything seen in Lee County, lots of land is being cleared and marketed to circling suitors. One such, massive lot can be seen looking east of I-75, just north of Alico Road and south of the exit to Southwest Florida International Airport. Trees have been cleared, and some were under a controlled burn last week. What’s that lot going to become? We don’t know yet. But I’m not leading a column with nothing. There’s plenty to be said about the 283.75-acre lot ...

May 3, 2021 Trailiner created an RFID gate system that verifies drivers are connected to the right trailer before leaving its yard in Springfield, Mo. CCJ Innovators profiles carriers and fleets that have found innovative ways to overcome trucking’s challenges. If you know a carrier that has displayed innovation, contact CCJ Chief Editor Jason Cannon at jasoncannon@randallreilly.com or 800-633-5953. Operating errors can be quite costly for motor carriers, like when a driver misreads a ...

By reader Donald L. Cline. 2021 Why the Brady Act Is Unconstitutional ~ Letter to the AmmoLand News Editor USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- The Brady Act background checks have never prevented a crime nor criminal access to a firearm in the history of the Act and were never intended to: The Brady Act was and is intended to sucker citizens into waiving their RIGHT to keep and bear arms in exchange for a revocable government permission government has no lawful authority to issue or deny. The object is t...