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I go back to a question maybe over a year ago, what kind of mask? i heard tons of these little paper things which i see most people wearing. is that ok? is that good enough? >> it is very important to wear adequate protection. you need to wear an n95 respirator. it looks like a mask, they are very different. there is plenty of. them a year ago there werent very many at all. >> in fact, we were told dont do, it you are taking it away from medical professionals. >> not now. there is more than enou...

Got to go. jason rantz is reporting. he said as disappointing, the neighborhoods homeless problems have gone unaddressed. after the lemonade stand was shut down, completely naked homeless man walked by. >> first i will say jason rantz is a great name for a reporter. this gets into why so many normal taxpayers are so irritated by these super preciserules. tons of politically correct exceptions. covid-19, last summer much of the country was basically locked down. to some extent you can understand ...

Of keeping going, the official just basically says you guys want to share this? everybody gets a gold medal? >> i agree. i was talking to my boys the other day about college football. that used to have tons of games that end in ties and they were blown away at the idea there were ever ties. what do you mean? they would play the whole four quarters and the game would just end in a tie? yeah, the game ended in a tie. my kids and i think most american sports fans would say it defeats the entire pur...

Another sign that the face of the democratic party and the democratic party politics is changing. >> are you seeing this as -- certainly this is very noteworthy for boston, i grew up outside the city, and follow itself its politics closely. is this a trend were seeing in other cities? eric adams is a black man who is the heavy favorite in new york. what are the trends youre seeing in your reporting? >> when i was reporting on the new york race, tons of operatives said this race is critically int...

Children have no or low swimming ability, she decided to dive in to make a difference. while the world is watching the fastest swimmers race in tokyo -- >> ooh, there we go. >> reporter: paulana lamonier is on long island, new york, focusing on swimming and race in an entirely different way. >> i am the founder of black people will swim, where we are, smashing the racist stereotype that black people dont swim. encouraging our community to face their fears. im right behind you, okay? >> reporter:...

And would behoove everybody to take the volume down. its not the world were living in now. well see if he apologizes as democrats are calling on him to. i dont -- im guessing were going to hear "i was joking," you know, "lets move on." >> yeah. yeah. of course, the jokes and the minds of the logical and the sane are one thing. when those are transferred to people who are not logical and who are not sane, thats when they become so dangerous. lets turn to the january 6th commission. and this quest...

Emotions that pour out at that time. but theres also been tons of moments for the home country. the host always gets some sort of boost, even if there isnt a crowd here. so if you think of the mens all-around gymnastics, uuohashi in swimming, dashi hashimoto in the mens all-around in gymnastics. you wonder what those moments would have been like had a home crowd been able to be behind them. and have that anthem play in a full arena. >> simone biles. in many ways, at least on cnn, and i think ove...

Dangerous than it used to be. thanks so much for coming on. what happened to minnesota? remember when they would say minnesota nice and people would make fun of your estate because nothing interesting ever happened there. they didnt have a lot of beheadings, what change? >> absolutely, tucker. we have made minnesota our adopted home state because we liked it so much, we moved here years ago and it changed drastically. if there is one answer to the sand one answer only it is really weak and poor ...

Need more of it now. she says not only has the water not looked this bad since the 1970s, before there was a clean water act, but the governors timeline for whats causing the red tide is way off. >> what hurricane elsa did was it changed the wind patterns and it put all of those, you know, thousands of tons of dead fish right up along the downtown waterfront in st. petersburg. >> nikki fried thinks based on the neurotoxin levels in the water, the red tide and fish kills could be a recurring prob...

Because it is almost very clear now that these liberal cities are going to put these lockdown measures back in place. pete: feels like big tech, they stood at the podium we are not requesting to censor. we are going to give a list of things to private businesses to censor like facebook, twitter. in this case saying well the federal government cant mandate it put tons of pressures on businesses to lockdown or to do mask mandates or covid requirements. its coming. schools are the scary one. im at ...