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morning show? are you serious? >> africa was station i don't know his name he is a real historian, knows everything too. >> brian kilmeade. kill me what a last name brain absolutely? >> each of you this ease? >> that is also brian kilmeade they look alike. [laughter] >> thousand lot of fun but it looks like these two gop cans of what to prove to the american people for example who they are when they take the debate states let's ask fox news contributor's been through it all it's great analysis for us she was here every step of the mythology trump and 2016. she is poster kellyanne conway fox news contributor first about memory lane looking at some of those moments? it's a lot it tells of the importance of debates. they are make and break moments. it also tells of people are resilient, flexible spontaneous on the talking points. some are and some aren't. also says what donald trump should show up to the debate a big proponent of that i was
morning show? are you serious? >> africa was station i don't know his name he is a real historian, knows everything too. >> brian kilmeade. kill me what a last name brain absolutely? >> each of you this ease? >> that is also brian kilmeade they look alike. [laughter] >> thousand lot of fun but it looks like these two gop cans of what to prove to the american people for example who they are when they take the debate states let's ask fox news contributor's been through it all it's great analysis for us she was here every step of the mythology trump and 2016. she is poster kellyanne conway fox news contributor first about memory lane looking at some of those moments? it's a lot it tells of the importance of debates. they are make and break moments. it also tells of people are resilient, flexible spontaneous on the talking points. some are and some aren't. also says what donald trump should show up to the debate a big proponent of that i was
morning show? are you serious? >> africa was station i don't know his name he is a real historian, knows everything too. >> brian kilmeade. kill me what a last name brain absolutely? >> each of you this ease? >> that is also brian kilmeade they look alike. [laughter] >> thousand lot of fun but it looks like these two gop cans of what to prove to the american people for example who they are when they take the debate states let's ask fox news contributor's been through it all it's great analysis for us she was here every step of the mythology trump and 2016. she is poster kellyanne conway fox news contributor first about memory lane looking at some of those moments? it's a lot it tells of the importance of debates. they are make and break moments. it also tells of people are resilient, flexible spontaneous on the talking points. some are and some aren't. also says what donald trump should show up to the debate a big proponent of that i was
>> greg: he's the dishwasher squasher. president biden once again invite invite himself in your house with a new rule that would dramatically cut water use per cycle in dishwashers. hailed, something like dishwashers, 30% less power, soe food that stuck to your plate would be squeaky clean and edible. [laughter] >> harold: look, if this is going to make things better and safer and more efficient and still cleans our dishes, i'm for it. my daughter is a big, big proponent of us using less water in our household. >> greg: oh, then maybe she should run for governor. [laughter] because if you are not going to run. dana, it just occurred to me that liberals want to get rid of mechanical dishwashers and returned to the humankind, hence there race for cheap, illegal labor. who needs to buy when you can get someone from columbia?
any friends or interests and they followed some center right, center left ush use. all they did is click on content facebook gave it. follow groups facebook suggested. in two weeks, twhent from, you know, center topics like fox news to white genocide just by clicking on the content. the algorithm pushed them in a more extreme direction. our information environment does have consequences. >> we compartmentalize tv and radio. this is much harder to compartmentalize. >> it is also a question of when tv is on, if you tell a falsehood, other people can see it and respond. on radio, everyone can hear -- has the same airwaves. when it comes to social media, can you spread lies very visible and facebook is resistant even minimal efforts at transparency that may allow us to reconverge. >> so what government regulation look like? >> i'm a big proponent of
massive spending bill. >> thank you for both financial packages you have already provided us with and the ones you may be willing to decide on. your money is not charity. it's an investment in the global security and democracy that we handle in the most responsible way. >> cnn's manu raju joins us from capitol hill. so, manu, how is zelenskyy's speech being received by lawmakers? >> reporter: there is strong support to continue to provide aid. that's one reason why $45 billion in aid has been rolled into the larger bill to keep the government open. we expect that to be approved by the senate today probably even the house later tonight. but senator mitch mcconnell for one, big proponent of this funding, the republican leader telling our colleagues last night it's nice to have something here at the end of the year that we all actually can agree on but there is not all agreement within the republican party. in fact, there is a faction that
left policies of incumbent democrat katherine cortez masto, really liked by this crowd. as a senator, she voted with socialist bernie sanders a whopping 94% of the time. she's a card-carrying member of the climate alarmist cult, a big proponent of the new green deal, which is socialism, and under her leadership never's democratic party actually partnered with the state socialist party for a, quote, solidarity celebration. now more recently senator cortez masto was more than happy to rubber stamp biden's entire agenda, including the massive unfunded government spending and of course everybody happy you're going to hire 87,000 new irs agents. you'll be getting what i call the hannity treatment. she's also open to a ban on fracking. she's against energy
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the survivors and victims in the shooting at the grocery store the. now he is coming to a school. he is very well known for being and showing empathy to victims, that being unclejoe, he has had personal experience of great tragedy himself and can connect on a personal level. but he also represents the democratic party at the situation and has already said calling on america to find the backbone to stand up to the gun lobby in the nra, the national rifle association a big proponent of the rights as opposed to gun control. so you have to tread a very fine line between being the president of all america and also somebody who is very much enrolled in this politically.
>> we might get a little idea of how things will look one step at a time. >> israel approved a fourth vaccine dose particular those most portable covid-19 ahead of the surge of cases. first the fourth dose is expected to go to people immunocompromised, will the u.s. follow suit will we do so and how quickly will we do so. >> the u.s. allows a fourth dose for those who are severely immunocompromised but it's relatively modest percentage of the population. the big question do we do this for other groups such as those under the age of 60 or 70 were for healthcare providers. three weeks ago i wrote in the los angeles times the big proponent of offering this to healthcare workers because what's happening based on data out of the college of london for the pfizer biontech vaccine. after you get the third dose it was holding up well versus delta but versus omicron it was starting to decline significantly after three or