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>> charlie psychs, i will play thatter day why the republicans said that the election results trusted because they were in charge and models. now signing laws based on lies. that they know are lies because they told the world they're lies. >> think about how fast this accelerated since november. we thought that the country was divided and movered quite a distance because this is the heart and soul of the republican party is to embrace this big lie to cast doubt on the election and to use that then as an excuse to change the laws. and as we have said before we can roll our eyes and treat the ar...

Ii marine medal of honor showed off some of his best skills at a veterans appreciation event. look at this, herschel woody williams is 97. that certainly didn't stop him from firing off a few rounds for his young admirers, williams also got use a flame thrower, the same weapon he heroically used in iwo jim that to fight off the enemy in a solo act of bravery that snagged his medal of honor. that is a look at your headlines, steve, send it back to you. incredible. steve: no kidding. what a guy. thank you very much. american job openings right now have hit a record 9.3 million. that's how many a...

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Getting it Growing: Bringing May flowers and other summer garden tips Heather Kirk-Ballard View Comments There are many things to be done in the lawn and in the garden as we transition from the spring into the summer. One thing to consider if you haven’t already done so is replacing your cool-season bedding plants with warm-season bedding plants. Traditional cool-season annual bedding plants such as alyssum, baby’s breath, delphinium, dianthus, dusty miller, foxglove, ornamental cabbage and kale, pansies, snapdragons, stock and violas will begin to fizzle out from the warming nights and h...

SALT LAKE CITY — Let's make one thing clear: Jordan Clarkson is having an incredible season. The Utah Jazz's breakout bench player is averaging 18.0 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game on 42% shooting off the bench for the currently top-seeded Jazz, including five-straight games of 21 points or more as he topped 29 in Utah's 105-98 loss Wednesday night to the Portland Trail Blazers. He's finding new ways to score, even as teams are able to scout him more, defend him better, and throw an extra body (sometimes two) his way for the well-regarded Jazz player. But even the Flame Throwe...