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pressures of shareholder derivative lawsuits saying, excuse me, but i actuallyctuall invested in your companyy inve i read it right. and you're wrecking it. it right.. th honoredat's als tradition. >> but it's just it's kind of sad, again, laura , that this has wound up in litigation. ever >> and as everything in our country seems to wind up, as they're trying to say that thisto finish up.y are trying io desantis to stand up and say we're done with thise are done, that's not conservative going after a corporation. >> they're the ones that had these special privileges. >> i mean, people like to talk>p about corporate welfareople ta e that's whahat this is , corporate. well, now disney is insisting, how darey is saying you disrupt my corporate welfare? how dare you disrupt my little sweetheartw dare midnight hour contract with my self-governing regulators to come? h >> welfare queens is on welfare at disney princesses. i go. see you a chris , it's great to see you as always. all right. vidas, atf is trying to get creative and how they're going to force millions of gun owneros onto a federal registry. yeah, we knew this was coming. congressman asa expose their plan and he's here inan texas. >> dator
they are our employees, the school board members, they are our representatives, they act. as if they are an operation among themselves they don't want to be challenge or questioned. and attorney general of u.s. in addition to this has a conflict of interest. hiss son-in-law, the husband of his daughter, started a companyy called panorama they provide guidance, seminar and information to promote career critical race theory. so what better way to enhance the millions of dollars earnedan by your family than to squelch parents and prevent them from having an impact on when their children of taught.
hub down to san diego and up to san francisco. on thanksgiving day, high winds in the east threaten the thanksgiving day parade balloons. a flood threat making its way down through the southwest and southern california. and on sunday a big mess coast-to-coast that's going to impact people's returns home. lester >> all right, al, thank you. lots of us will be driving over this holiday week some 49 million. tom costello has been looking at the best times to hit the road. tom, looks like you've got a lot of companyy. >> lester, good evening. we've already got significant traffic across much of the country. take a look at the traffic going into l.a.x. airport in los angeles today. if you're hoping to beat the congestion tomorrow, you'll need to get up very early with the kids. a google analysis finds 3:00 a.m. is the best time to leave home if you're in boston, chicago, dallas, detroit, houston, phoenix, san francisco, d.c you can leave at 4:00 a.m. in tampa, miami, orlando, l.a., new york, philly, and seattle. and you can sleep in until 5:00 if you're in pittsburgh and st. louis.
arriving at 10:17, a reasonable amount of time. everyone seems to have worked in proper ways and through protocol. >> tucker: okay. and we're certain that's real? i mean, there are federal investigators, presumably, at the heart of this investigation, they introduced themselves to us on television a couple of weeks ago. what are they saying? has anybody said, there is a lot of confusion, we are saying, definitively, we know that make this. >> you can't sayni anything definitively. so much has changed. so many questions about this, and every single version keeps changing. no one is really saying a lot right now, but as of friday, that is what they are saying. >> tucker: has law enforcement said anything about the fact that mgm, a for-profit companyy and in whose hotel this tragedy took place, is controlling the narrative here? >> we couldn't get anytr respone when we asked about that. "why are you changing the timeline? the way it is happening is weird. the timing is suspect." no response whatsoever. >> tucker: there is a huge crime, biggest shooting in modern american history.