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World, defends classic liberalism from another series of attacks. he points out for most of human history, people were selected for jobs and honors and riches because of their membership in a family or a court or a religion or ethnic group. the american revolution was actually extraordinary because it argued against monarchs, nobodies and clerics and set up a monarch based observe what jefferson called a natural aristocracy based on talents. they moved along that path abolishing landed privileges and making hiring based on tests and skills rather than family and connections. today meritocracy ...

Dr. marcel kerlin co-authored the studies. this is interesting. basically the idea of the combination of antibodies from the vaccine and what your body naturally produces combined to something stronger, tell us what the data showed. >> yeah, good morning, jim, thank you for having me. as a little background and correction, these are fully vaccinated individuals, who have not been boosted. so they have gotten two doses, mrna vaccines or one dose of johnson. in our study, just the mrna vaccines. those people fully vaccinated compared with those who were fully vaccinated and then got infection af...

With access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. the trial for 18-year-old kyle rittenhouse is underway where he stands -- during protests last year in kenosha. they used their opening arguments yesterday to describe a chaotic night. essential question being whether he was a confrontational aggressor or just acting in self-defense. the defense seemed to suggest that rittenhouse could soon take the stand. he's facing life in prison if convicted and has pleaded not guilty. let's bring to our conversation...

In the all-stars. what are the issues that's going to swing this race? a year ago it was ten points. mcauliffe says i don't think parents should be involved for what happens inside our schools. what else will voters be looking at as they head into the polls? >> i think that's the essential question here in virginia. this is a question for the whole country of next year's midterm elections. we say that democratic in virginia, the big reason for that is the suburbs right outside of washington, d.c. these are big densely populated they have been moving towards the democrats.

The only way a blank can kill a human being is like back in the '80s, they had an actor named john eric hexum who put a gun to his head, shot, it killed him, it blew his skull six inches into his brain. it's called flame cutting, it cut right through the bone. but normally it's not going to happen because the blank doesn't have enough force to shoot more than 20 feet. and even at that distance or closer, your danger is to your eyes mainly, because the gunpowder is inherently dirty. when it fires, it's going to be put the eyes out. we try all the time to avoid stuff like that. >> this has been ...