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Democrats will not leave $1 trillion on the table. they will spend it if they can. >> all right. time now for winners and losers. howie? since youre in the studio, why dont you lead us off? >> the winner is the beatles. 50 years after they broke up. fabulous documentary called "get back," behind the scenes footage, never seen. in the fussing and fighting and feuding, in the end, they produced incredible music that resonates today. >> loser? >> jimmy kimmel burns off some of his hair and eyebrows...

Killing six and wounding more than 60. a terrible, terrible decision on the part of john chisolm, da in milwaukee county. >> just a few seconds left. harold, is the -- is the fed announcement a big loss for progressives? >> is the what announcement? >> jerome powell staying on? >> no, im sorry, i think its a great announcement. i have michigan in my head as you were saying that. being reappointed, good thing for the chi, joe biden, and for the populations of people who are progressive and want t...

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Morning Journal/Michael S. Burich Mischief at Mirror Lake has come to Columbiana’s attention. COLUMBIANA — City Manager Lance Willard announced at Tuesday’s council meeting that the issue with the gas aggregation supplier going out of market which broke contract has been resolved. Efforts to reverse charges were successful after the city made objections. Willard explained that he is happy to announce that adjustments will be made. “They are going to abide by that contract which is a ...

Aside protests, put aside demonstrations, until these funerals are passed, lets focus on these families and what they have lost. i think thats the right way and try and build towards a more unified and decent city. i also think its important to recognize we cant let these tragedies happen in the future. whenever we have the power to do something about it. i said some days back that anyone who knows of any effort to harm a police officer needs to report it to the police immediately, needs to inte...

Weve learned as a society because of tragedies like 9/11 and everything since, if you see something, say something. ive seen with my own eyes new yorkers quickly run over to a police officer and point out a bag left unattended. thats good and important. but this is another thing we have to do now in a social media age. any statement suggesting violence towards the police need to be reported to the police so we can stop future tragedies. that is our obligation. the attack on these two officers, t...

Line of duty each and every day. >> absolutely. i dont mean to say that his actions arent somehow in his warped mind related to the recent events. obviously there is causation there. i dont want to give him credit as being expressive protests. as a police officer, i did lose two close friends to violence to senseless violence to being shot and again what this is is somebody deranged that feels this needs to be done or this is justified in some way to take two of ours and we take one of theirs or...

Because theyre white, black or they wear blue, if you believe in justice and peace and protest, you have to find these things repugnant. they do feel the administration, their leadership, left them to hang out to dry. i wasnt surprised by the police officers in new york city turning their back on the mayor. but again, i wouldnt give this -- sometimes i hear this is almost part of an expressive act. cowardly violence. this killer as being part of a larger conversation. i dont think we should give...

Rhetoric i found to be outrageous. not the kind of leadership we need at this moment. dividing us and not uniting us and not based on facts as you pointed out in your intro. mr. brinsley was mentally ill. a history of mental and emotional problems. he wasnt part of an ideological movement. to attribute his actions to the words of the mayor is nonsensical. i encourage anyone to point to anything the mayor said thats anti-police. he sought to reiterate our citys reverence for the work of police of...

Protestors. >> theres blood on many hands tonight. those that incited violence on this street under the guise of protest that tried to tear down what new york city police officers did every day. we tried to warn. it must not go on. it cannot be tolerated. that blood on the hands starts on the steps of city hall in the office of the mayor. >> joining me, new york city councilman mark levine and former police officer mark harold. welcome to both of you. mr. levine, let me begin with you. i know yo...