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In enemy territory, right now they have no hope of getting out this is greatest besmircmment of the united states by a president of the . this is a dis8 offer, the man in the oval office who says he cares about human fee and national security, he does not care about a damn thing, he is a stubborn, foolish old man, amazing thing about this summed up. attorney general of u.s. sued state of texas, he thinks abortion on demand should be compelled in every corner of the nation, no 10th amendment, no federalism, no they want to to enshrine their view, and taxpayer to pay for it so every abortion

The constitution, remember the 10th amendment, anything congress cannot do, the states can. but the federal government is still supreme, and the states need it to do things from the u.s. mail to the u.s. military, the united states. a hybrid like the world has never seen, but you know who can not handle this kind of complexity at all? you know who has no capacity for it? the taliban. al qaeda, they cannot fathom living in a world that does not give them everything they want all the time. we can. if we choose to. terror is a feeling. and terrorists want to poison how we feel about this nation. ...

Opportunity for their children and launch those children into a better potentially better life and lifestyle and productive and prosperous life. what's more important than that. >> bill: steve hilton host. next revolution. we see him for the first time in two years. good morning to you. here is how it breaks down. 35 million families, 60 million kids for a total price tag of $15 billion. how much money you are getting in direct deposit based on how many children you have. sherrod brown thinks it's progress. >> two massive problems with this. the centralization of our economy and society we're ...

| Updated: 8:36 p.m. Lawmakers will meet Wednesday in special session, primarily so they can accept more than $1.5 billion in federal coronavirus relief money. But a gun rights issue may sneak onto the agenda. Legislative sources tell The Tribune that there is significant lobbying to persuade Gov. Spencer Cox to include a bill declaring Utah a “Second Amendment sanctuary” on the agenda for next week. The idea would allow the state to ignore new federal laws or regulations on firearms that lawmakers believe violate the Second Amendment, which affords people the right to bear arms. It coul...

States claim the stimulus law assaults state sovereignty by barring local governments from using aid money to cut taxes. But the Supreme Court has consistently approved conditions on federal spending.