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Of a 14year sentence for a payforplay crimes. And you know, we are on the brink yet again of the shutdown of the federal government, as of 11 59 p. M. This coming saturday. And Speaker Mccarthy has a pretty stark choice to make. Will he save his job or the government . Is that really the rock and the hard place were at right now . Rightwing hard liners are threatening just that. And now, well, donald trump. And, everyone, she also spoke and broke the internet over the weekend. You see her right ...

Withdrawn thousands of dollars in cash from my personal savings account, which i have kept for emergencies and the history of my family Facing Confiscation in cuba. He did address these on your screen, the gold bars, the stash of gold bars. He did address the gift of the mercedesbenz convertible. And of course, he is absolutely innocent until Proven Guilty in a court of law. And he is not the first lawmakers to even face corruption allegations. In a moment, im going to talk to former illinois de...

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Schools. and our populations in general. the idea of forbidding mandates for masks or vaccines is nuts. i dont know how else to put it. i think enough already. i think the federal government needs to get a lot stronger what it is recommending and we need to push back against the governor ins in the seven states who have some crazy ideas founded on politics, conspiracy theories and other things that have no business playing out in protecting the health and safety for our children. >> do you think...

Justification for that move after the fact. again, this reporting suggests that this was yet another instance of a scramble by officials to essentially catch up with another one of president trumps decisions. the office of management and budget, though, is denying that anything improper took place. heres a statement from a spokeswoman for the office of management and budget, rachel semel. she says, to be clear, there was a legal consensus at every step of the way that the money could be withheld...

Were working to draw up a legal justification for that move after the fact. again, this reporting suggests that this was yet another instance of a scramble by officials to essentially catch up with another one of president trumps decisions. the office of management and budget, though, is denying that anything improper took place. heres a statement from a spokeswoman for the office of management and budget, rachel semmel. she says, to be clear, there was a legal consensus at every step of the way...

Here at the white house, intrigue between the national security council, which didnt think it was a good idea, and the office of management and budget, run, by the way, by the acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney. they thought it was perfect perfectly okay. the white house is saying routine practices and procedures were followed and there was legal consensus every step of the way, the office of management and budget says. of course there is a law that controls all this and says the president has...

Else is president, is that illegal? >> no. they thought jared kushner was a good person and has the best of intentions. i have no argument with that. i just thought that was bad idea, all right. what was he trying to accomplish by creating indebtedness to someone like the russians whom we knew at that time had intervened in our electoral process. i mean, the disregard for the routine practices, i dont want to say contempt, but it might have been for the administration that they were replacing. h...

List of routine practices and they say they are wasteful and profit-driven including x-rays and ekgs an antibiotics, and as a patient, you want the stuff, but are you guys prescribing too much? >> first of all, yes. we have 30% more tests than we need to be ordering in treatment and this is called choosing wisely and comes from the american board of internal medicine, my board and actually "consumer reports" and putting together analysts in all specialties to decide whether the tests are overdon...

Doctor shortage on the new $1 trillion healthcare law. so steve, is this money well spent or not? >> instead of $1 trillion its $2 trillion in the real world. no, its an absolute disaster, soviet style medicine to create artificial shortages and try to tap people to fill the gap. in medicine, nurses have been taking over more and more of what have become routine practices which is the way it should work. when there is a shortage do you want your kid or grand kid going before a physician not full...