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However she wants to be called. >> kamala. jesse: don't offend her. >> i don't want to offend her. [♪♪♪] jesse: do you have miss trump? >> do you miss me yet? >> i think he did better on -- what was that show he was on? jesse: the apprentice? >> yes. >> i miss all the good things he did for the country that biden is undoing. >> i miss the big tracks chic would get. i miss his bravado. i miss that he made the presidency seem like it's something to reckon with. >> i seen her face on fox five. jesse: you think i'm the weatherman, don't you.

However she wants to be called. >> kamala. jesse: don't offend her. >> i don't want to offend her. [♪♪♪] jesse: do you have miss trump? >> do you miss me yet? >> i think he did better on -- what was that show he was on? jesse: the apprentice? >> yes. >> i miss all the good things he did for the country that biden is undoing. >> i miss the big tracks chic would get. i miss his bravado. i miss that he made the presidency seem like it's something to reckon with. >> i seen her face on fox five. jesse: you think i'm the weatherman, don't you.

It was a town she’d never heard of before but would soon call home: Lancaster. “Do they really pronounce it like that?” Woods said she thought at the time. “I couldn’t even get it out of my mouth.” And after her boss told her she’d pronounced it incorrectly, she recorded it again. That time, she said “Lancaster” just like a local would - LAN-kiss-tuhr. A year later, she became quickly familiar with Lancaster after landing a job as traffic anchor for WGAL News 8. “I got the job as traffic anchor, and, mind you, I am geographically challenged,â...

Some Fairfax County students return to a greatly changed learning environment this week Some Fairfax County students return to school Some young students in Fairfax County are returning to school this week – and learning about how to stay safe in the era of COVID-19. FALLS CHURCH, Va. - Some young students in Fairfax County are returning to the classroom this week – and they’re learning how to do it safely. Thousands of pre-K and kindergarten students were among the second wave of students returning to schools, despite the persistence of the COVID-19 pandemic. "I’m feeling really exci...

Governor Brian Kemp remains silent on illegal immigration Written and submitted By D.A. King In 2011, Aurelio Mayo Perez, an illegal alien, was booked into the Cobb County jail for no driver’s license but released due to an immigration enforcement reduction edict from then-President Barack Obama. Two years later, Mayo Perez was charged with aggravated child molestation and rape. The name of the ten-year old girl he was convicted of repeatedly molesting is not available. Last week, newly sworn Cobb County Sheriff Craig Owens held an elaborate press conference packed with invited anti-enforce...