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[laughter] >> in the history of the world, paul. paul: how can they just dump a commission? >> you have seen this happening all over. this outbreak of the notion of the nonpartisan commission has become very bogus across states. when you look at the fine print at a lot of these places where they have been set up, you do have a default if the legislature or if the commission cannot come to an agreement, the legislature gets a step and. often that is a liberal legislature. moreover i would point o...

Paul: winter olympics officially getting underway in beijing on friday. concerns over athlete privacy and free speech radios joining other nations diplomatic boycott side and the chinese governments human rights abuses. more than 200 athletes are still set to compete for team usa. the fbis urging them to leave a personal cell phones at home and carry burner phones instead. warning of the potential for malicious cyber activity. this is a member of chinas olympic organizing committee is cautioning...

And making the grand strategic statement about their shared common interest, essentially at the games. >> it is quite extraordinary, paul. something out of the 1930s really. in the years leading up to world war ii. here you have the leader of china, the leader of russia signed this 5000 word statement criticizing implicitly in the united states. saying they are joined in resisting nato the primary alliance the freedoms in the western world. the idea that the olympics are in a political event has...

Shape a political active offensive a political policy to resist these two powers. it does take a lot of coalition building to do that. when you see something like this happening with the whole world a whopping is that many people will watch the olympics. i think it helps to build the kind of political support that is going to been integrate a plan for the obvious aggression policies and implementations about china and russia are doing. paul: and jillian do you expect some athletes to make a show...

Ration effort to combat gun violence the trip came one day after a second new york city police officer was laid to rest. one of two shot and responding to a domestic violence call. as the administration scrambles to address a nationwide spread in violent crime but were back with dan henninger and wall street journal columnist kim strassel. dan, the president clearly trying to distance himself from defund police attacks, associate himself from the perception the democrats are soft on crime and he...

>> it is john hopkins university study finding lockdowns have little to no effect on saving lives during the coronavirus pandemic. the researchers concluding imposed across the u.s. and europe during the spring of 2020 produced covid deaths by amiri zero-point to percent while opposing what they call an enormous economic and social costs. this is a new poll finds that two years later most americans are ready to move on by 70% agreeing is timely except covid is here to stay. we need to get on wit...

On enforcing real crimes. the broken windows policy did work. we had 20 years of peace and york. the question remains as eric adams going to get the political support he needs to put it back in place? paul: tilt head as democrats scramble to get ahead of track ahead of midterms elections will talk with karl rove what is on their agenda and unexpected absence in the senate could throw their plans awry. welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪

Are going to have real political support from democratic leadership. paul: kim struck on that point the president did mention this in gun unit the mayor wants to re- stand up. he did mention the prosecutors who do not want to prosecute even felonies in some cases. any the fact that new york city council and our politicians have a very anti- police position. >> yes. that goes to dans point which isnt great that he put out the talking points, i am against defund the police may be a will inoculate ...