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Neorans, who was fighting covid-19. blood clot that was threatening to stop his heart. >> if we had waited to get the scan, or we hadnt gotten it at all, we would not have diagnosed the pulmonary embolism. and we may not have started the blood thinning therapy. >> reporter: were also learning that the virus itself can do damage to the muscle layers of the heart. in spain, for example, theyre seeing so many patients with blood clots that some doctors are prescribing blood thinners to all patients...

I know so many people like that. what this would do is say even if you had a simple beginning, were going to hold that against you. i think we have seen steven miller talk about this idea of chain migration. it has just been family immigration. its been the way that generations of immigrants have come here. come here, built a way and brought over the family and built families. its how america was built. i think thats a really at the heart of this policy. >> julia, who does this policy serve? is ...

Working for you. im not shedding tears about that. you dont get the benefit from being in this country and look around the world to find the cheapest worker you can find. >> the operation can two month after federal agents arrested 97 illegal immigrants at a meat processing plant in tennessee. civil rights groups, the workplace rate in decades and the ohio operation is bigger. donovan dr. thomas homan said workplace inspections are meant to send a message to businesses across the country that th...

That. you dont get the benefit from being in this country and look around the world and find the cheapest worker you can find. >> the ohio operation came two months after federal agents arrested 97 illegal immigrants at a meat processing plant in rural tennessee. at the time, several rights groups said that was the largest workplace raid in decades and now the ohio operation is even bigger. i.c.e. acting director thomas homan says these workplace inspections are meant to send message to business...

Exoneration for months before that he stood before the american people. do you remember what he told everybody? nobody at the department of justice knows what im going to say? thats not true because his whole cast of characters was out there talking about it. ed: this is heresy. you are questioning saint comey. abby: going to be a busy few weeks ahead. great to see you. abby: turning now to other headlines we are following closely this morning. ice agents arresting 97 illegal immigrants in what ...

Biotic fears. something the viewers have never known about you, so it ties into what actually your beef is, even to the word. i cant believe my family, theyre going to roll their eyeless. i was raised by a meat processor, my family in mt. pleasant, texas had a meat processing plant. there was our first grocery store, about 1935 that picture was take on. he was a butcher, thats him in the middle. we had a meat processing plant we had farm land, we had cows we had chickens. theres me as a baby in ...

He killed five of them. he killed himself. milwaukee, wisconsin, a man with a gun shows up at his wifes job. kills her and two other people and injures four more people before he kills himself. november 6th. a man who works at a meat processing plant in fresno, california, shoots four people, killing two of them then he kills himself. december 12th, 22-year-old man takes several loaded magazines of ammunition and rifle into the clackamas, oregon, shopping mall. kills two people then he kills him...

Himself, when a shooter opened fire near texas a&m. empire state building at rush hour. one man shot and killed. nine people shot and injured before the gunman, himself, was shot by police. seven days after that, a 23-year-old opens fire at a supermarket he worked at in old bridge, new jersey. he kills two of his co-workers then shoots himself in the head. september 27th, accent signage in minneapolis. a 36-year-old man who had been laid off worked into his former workplace with a gun. he shot e...

>> brian: we havent seen the unhappy yest jobs yet. >> gretchen: remember the guy with the tv show and he would do the worst jobs ever? >> right. >> gretchen: some of those are pretty bad. >> brian: i think your dream job could be somebody elses nightmare job. >> steve: when we had tom arnold the show couple of times he was a butcher and big meat processing plant. it was most unhappy job he had in his life. he met roseanne so he didnt have to be a butcher back again. >> gretchen: i thought you w...

>> go to the local meat processing plant or the chicken processing plant and watch what comes out of that plant at quitting time. hispanics and africans taking what are pretty tough, dirty, rough jobs because others dont want them. not many of us say to our sons and daughters, im hoping they will, when you decided to pick fruit for a living. you hardly ever hear that because we know its hard backbreaking work and immigrants do the work. >> laura: that is so offensive on so many levels, we can sp...