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June. publisher of the federalist. harold ford jr., former tennessee congressman. and trey gowdy, former congressman from south carolina. troy, you look at those numbers. its always tough to ask a poll question about a piece of legislation as you know. theres a lot that goes into these things that we dont often talk about every nook and cranny. but you look at that, you look at president bidens position in these bowls. what do you see? >> its hard to be against roads and bridges. i do wonder wha...

Every nook and cranny and make sure that we find any and all evidence as to who participated in organizing, financing, encouraging the acts of january 6th and ultimately present that along with recommendations as to what we need to do to make sure that on anyones watch in the united states of america this never happens again. >> yeah. it should never ever happen again. i want to play this powerful moment when the officer, harry dunn, described the ugly racist attacks he faced on january 6th. it ...

Avoid the harms from the restrictions. the harms from what you do in response to covid—19. economic, social, loneliness and mental health, it could be adding to health and social care waiting times and people have to wait longer for operations. in the round, the advice is to be about economic society and covid—19. and the decision—makers have to really have a difficult choice to decide what those are and not just the investor try to give, the chief economist advises what this means for bus...

Can pay for all of this infrastructure which we need. >> sounds like if we are going to do that its going to be in the reconciliation package. we appreciate your time. coming up, irans new ultraconservative president says he wont meet with president biden as the white house says keeping iran from getting a nook -- nuclear weapon is a priority. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see whats possible. this is dr. arnold t. petsworth, hes the owner of petsworth ve...

Every nook and cranny of the state within a short period of time, so yeah, its concerning that its spreading so rapidly. >> the university of missouri is working with the states health department to test waste water samples collected from waste water facilities across the state because not only can they detect covid-19 in waste water and by default can identify which communities have the virus and they can tell you which variants are there, all of it just based on looking at the waste water. the...

Listen here. >> since about the second week of may we have seen a very large increase in prevalence of the delta variant or used to be called the india variant. the speed which is spreads is quite amazing. it spread really quickly through the state. with missouri, its amazing. we are not talking about one continuous city. this is lots of small individual communities, and like the u.k. variant had made it to every little nook and cranny of the state within a pretty short period of time. yeah, its...

I hope hes wrong. but i believe we know donald trump intends to come back in august. theories are out there. they will get more aggressive. we cant be as passive as we were in allowing this to happen again. >> representative, i know you as the chair of the oversight committee. you have been explaining things to me for most of many life. one thing i can explain to you about this is i dont know about two systems of justice. i know this, if the republicans were the aggrieved. they should be. about ...

And serves clear the purpose of the democrat party, even right into the oval office, into the halls of congress with pelosi and schumer. the effort now to pass a federal law that would reach into every nook and cranny of the united states and tie hands of every police department -- isnt this the big point that you raise which is we have death and mayhem going on particularly in our inner cities particularly applies to blacks, and it is as if it is not even taking place we dont know the name was ...

The recreational harvest of snook in Atlantic state and federal waters has a regular season closure that starts June 1. Seasonal harvest closures and anglers using proper handling methods when practicing catch-and-release help conserve Florida’s valuable snook populations. To learn more and see a video about catch-and-release fishing and the best way to handle a fish, visit http://www/MyFWC.com/Marine and click on “Recreational Regulations” and then “Fish Handling Tips.” People who pr...

Fishermen across the Suncoast and Tampa Bay will once again be allowed to keep Snook, Redfish and Seatrout when in season starting June 1.