can you imagine finally owning something in this country and the government tellinge wors you how to run it, making life worse? they want to take back.ak they want to take the black community back to a time whereis it was illegal for us to own firearms with policies like gune control. the law ma y have not been made is ou for us, but it s ours now and we don t plan on giving it back. this systemic progressive ism starts at the top, though. here s the president othf the united states earlier today. watch. the colleges could use rac e nottor fo as a determining factor for admissions , but as one ofding the factors among many in deciding who to admiitt froma qu a quote from a qualified, already qualified pool of al. today th today, the court once again walked away from decadesce of precedent and make. as the dissent has made clear. the dissent states and today s decision, quotdissent es back decades of precedent and momentountous progress
expeued nazis were expelled, they were expelled from donetsk and other townses were liberated from the occupiers. president zelensky speaking earlier today. across this country, some towns and cities are under curfew and expecting there would be more intense russian artillery fire, in bombardment against some of the main cities, and only some of the critical infrastructure that russia has increasingly by targeting, in recent weeks, let us cross to the city of lviv to join our correspondentjoe inwood. has there been any incident to report so far today, on may 9th victory day here in ukraine? th today, on may 9th victory day here in ukraine? in ukraine? in lviv, certainly not. we were told in ukraine? in lviv, certainly not. we were told yesterday in ukraine? in lviv, certainly not. we were told yesterday to - in ukraine? in lviv, certainly not. we were told yesterday to watch | in ukraine? in lviv, certainly not. i we were told yesterday to watch out for bombardment overnight. we w
same amount in their nose and that means that you can transmit it. so that s where we are. messaging needs a lot of help. that s why i want to help transmit that message. thank you for the opportunity. coming out the white house. listen. the way we see this is we have the tools in our tool belt to fight this vaccine. and we are not going to head towards a lockdown. we want to make sure that we re doing everything that we can because after passing the historic rescue plan, we have the resources to make sure that doesn t happen. not going to head toward lockdown but yesterday the president said he was investigating the possibility of mandatory vaccines, talking with th today the white house says they re not going down that road. it looks like all options are
warm con congratulatory call. i said, senator, thanks so much for all you did to support me through this process. he said, when you leave? i said, senator? he said, when do you go to baghdad? i said, i go back to kansas and wrap things up. he hung up. he was impatient. he was relentless. he was determined. no one had our backs more than he did. we start in a state that s been under the spotlight since saturday. today th today, the same day arizona is preparing to pay tribute to john mccain, republicans in the grand canyon state are going to the polls for the other senate seat, the one big vacated by jeff flake. what s really fascinating about today s contest is that it speaks to what we ve been discussing since mccain s death. what and where is the heart and soul of the republican party? both in arizona and around the country. three candidates, none embracing mccain, all allies of president trump.