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we certainly did cover peppa pig and i can imagine that my itv colleague in northumberland who was there was watching as we all were, slightly through his hands at that speech. not only at peppa pig but a few things and he had an opportunity straight after that interview to ask the prime minister questions. it was his turn to ask the questions and you will remember he spoke to the nation in a way when he put to the prime minister, are you ok? it is amazing how that sentiment has carried us through the week in news terms, even up to today with keir starmer using it in the house of commons and some of the headlines along the way, not good for downing street. ., , , ., , , street. you will be staying with us throu~h street. you will be staying with us through the _ street. you will be staying with us through the addition. _ street. you will be staying with us through the addition. we - street. you will be staying with us through the addition. we will - street. you will be staying with us through the addition. we will also | through the addition. we will also talk about that peppa pig cbi speech with joe twyman. talk about that peppa pig cbi speech withjoe twyman. a well—known pollster, he will help us gauge how we understand how loss of coverage
freaking kidding me? and then, hung his kidhead and walked away. the attorney general then left lafayette park. denied that the attorney general ordered him to clear lafayette park and h street. okay. we have got a lot more to come, on this report, later in the show. but this. this is really something. i want you to hear what louie gohmert, a united states congressman, i need to point out, what he said today in a hearing by the house natural resources subcommittee on national parks, frequorests, an public lands. here it is. >> i don't understand, from what's been testified to, and the blm, you want, very much, to work on the issue of climate change. i was informed by the past director of nasa that they have found that the moon's orbit is
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Shutterstock / The Atlantic It was anarchy at the deli counter. On Sunday afternoon in Washington, D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood, a couple dozen masked people had crowded into a corner of a Giant supermarket, where they swiveled their heads warily. As I approached them, a slightly haggard man in an orange down jacket stopped me. “Here for the extra vaccine doses?” asked the man, who was part of the group, not a Giant employee. He handed me a scrap of paper with the number 24 scrawled on it. For more than a week, lines have quietly been forming at certain D.C. supermarket pharmacies, which have started giving away leftover vaccine doses each day just before closing time, usually to between one and three people. Vaccine lines for eligible recipients have already become a common sight in some places, but these shots are available to
the protest around the inauguration. we had more than 200 people facing massive charges of property destruction, felony to riot, all those charges, most of them were dismissed or charges were dropped. i think the police are going to not be trying to mass arrest today. if they do try to mass arrest protesters, who knows what the response will be. to me, the onus for that is on the state because the reason things got crazy on j-20 is police started sending tear gas and mace at people. people react when those things happen. our basic rep till yan core of our brain, fight, flight, or freeze. that's what i would say. >> reporter: all right, david. thank you for talking us to. good luck. let's take a visual over here. the protesters have kind of stopped here, but you can see way down. this is h street, i believe we're on. you can see them way down on the other side. lafayette square is just over here to our left. the protesters are stopped.