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No one has a crystal ball here. We are talking about someone in their 70s, you know, with fever and chills. I can tell you, when i have fever and chills, i dont know that i could make a 50yard walk by myself to a helicopter. And obviously, im not 74. So i think that every patient is different. We have to understand that this virus can be really unpleasant. Weve heard many, many reports about that from everyone from Boris Johnson to the average person. And until its in the rear view mirror, you d...

The gremlins ice sheet hobbles, a secret, giving us a look into all future the pump down secret runs through these rivers of mount water, which form every summer and disappear every winter. The they drain into holes, cold moves on. This one is believed to continue hundreds of meters down into the ice. And thats where on going the south. You can hear the water. Its lowered, right . So thats whats fun about it. The, the ice is melting. Sea levels are rising. We will know event, but no one knows ju...

Begin. Stuart right out of the box let me show you what is going on we are up 25 points. Greece is very much in the news, very much the news background to the wall street still weak, there is talk, just talk that they may get a 6 month extension of the current bailout program. Cheryl casone is with me. If this is accurate, theres a 6 month delay wearing everything stays in place who came . The leftist government or the german creditors . The leftist government of greece. You see it behind the sc...

Article content New York, Feb. 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As we draw close to the start date of former President Trump’s second impeachment trial many questions require answers and in depth analysis. Over the course of two podcast episodes, we have spoken to Impeachment Manager Congressman Eric Swallwel, Constitutional Law Professor Michael Gerhardt, former President Bill Clinton’s Press Secretary during his impeachment saga, Joe Lockhardt, former Republican Congressman Charlie Den...

ANN COULTER In 1980, Democratic President Jimmy Carter lost in a landslide to Ronald Reagan, 489-49 in the Electoral College. So naturally, Democrats concluded that Reagan had committed treason in order to steal the election, to wit: His campaign had conspired with Iranian ayatollahs to prevent 52 American hostages from being released until after the election. And who can blame them? Carters economic policies had produced a 21% interest rate, a 17% mortgage rate and a 15% inflation ...