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Robert Hubbard of Warwick, MA Wins Vermont's Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License Lottery News Provided By Share This Article Robert Hubbard, 57, of Warwick, MA is the lucky winner of the 2020 Vermont Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License Lottery. Mr. Hubbard will be entitled to hunt and fish in Vermont for free for the rest of his life. He was drawn as the winner from among 19,419 lottery tickets purchased in 2020. The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department holds the drawing annually. “The Lifetime License Lottery gives anyone, resident or nonresident, an opportunity to win a Vermont hunting and fishing license that is valid for the recipient’s lifetime,” said Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Louis Porter. “Even if you don’t win the license, by applying, you know you have contributed to fish and wildlife conservation in Vermont.”
my ability to bring justice and defend my citizens? it's a very interesting take. brian: right. pete: love it. brian: you don't get into law enforcement to not enforce the law. pete: exactly. brian: california lawmakers voted free health insurance to undocumented. another magnet. kachaos on the west coast. meanwhile jillian mele belongs here. pete: she does and she is here legally. jillian: i am. i can confirm. once good morning. start off with a fox news alert. states of emergency across the midwest. tornadoes ripping through iowa including this massive funnel cloud in the city of hubbard. this is the worst year in tornado alley since 1950. victims now sharing stories of survival. >> lord help me, lord help me. i heard him say sue, we're coming. we're coming. and i saw the flashlight. and the neighbor on both
>> thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ] >> and this is my husband kevin. >> kevin, would you like to say something? >> yes. >> thank you. >> first of all, thank you, mr. president, for inviting us, giving us the i've been a lifelong resident of hubbard, a small city, just northeast of youngstown. in 2000, i started working for what would be known as rg steel. stayed there until it's closing in 2012. they told us to go home, the mill had gone into bankruptcy. 50 days later, the mill was sold for scrap. all of us that worked there, we loved that place, we really did. we were all deeply impacted. there with 700 of us. we all lost our jobs i was out of work for a year and a half.
>> and this is my husband, kevin. >> kevin, would you like to say something? >> yes. first of all, thank you, mr. president, for inviting us, for giving us the opportunity to tell you our story. i've been a lifelong resident of hubbard, a small city just northeast -- >> we're going to continue monitoring that which is going on at this tax reform roundtable. they are in cleveland at the public auditorium. we heard a lot from the president in his opening remarks there. let's bring in peter emyou aers right now and noelle. peter, i'm going to go to you first. you are a very vociferous critic of this president. he put out a lot of information and touted some good news, some good numbers for him, first of all, rasmussen polls, 51%, 52%. we know the reuters poll has
perspective of those others in the region. what i think is so extraordinary here is that they confirmed to john kerry that he was coming. and then the foreign minister whom we all know from his years and years here as ambassador and before that as national security adviser to former king abdullah he was with john kerry in in paris on friday saying that the king was coming. so this snub is so in your face to not only not come to say you're coming and then not come, but to have reconfirmed at the highest levels. it's embarrassing to kerry and the white house. and i don't see any way that they can spin it. >> and yet michael crowley, in mr. hubbard's headline in the new york time despite displeasure with u.s., saudis face long fend inside city. and you goes down the piece, the fact thats, despite displeasure with u.s., saudis face long fend inside city. and you goes down the piece, the fact that u.s. fighters are still being used by the saudis in yemen.
>> that's right. >> at that point though are they telling you about znu and the belief these bodies came down to earth and started inhabiting people and had to be gotten out with auditing and all that? >> not at all. in fact, if you were to go to the vast majority of scientology today, right now, they would not even know about that. >> why not? >> because it's kept secret. it's kept secret until you are "ready for it," which means you've made progress to a point where you are considered to be spiritually advanced enough to be able to deal with that material. now, other people will say the other view of that is until you've been caught in the trap well enough, nobody in their right mind would stick around once they read or heard that. >> uh-huh. >> hubbard -- >> founder of scientology.
where you are considered to be spiritually advanced enough to be able to deal with that material. now, other people will say the other view of that is until you've been caught in the trap well enough, nobody in their right mind would stick around once they read or heard that. >> uh-huh. >> hubbard -- >> founder of scientology. >> excuse me. >> that's okay. >> l. hubbard said that material is dangerous to people who are not spiritually prepared for it. and scientologyist believe that to today. >> do you believe it started off with a noble purpose and morphed into something else? >> i do. i do believe that there was some intent on the part of mr. hubbard to help people. i also believe that there were more nefarious motives behind some of that as well. >> making money?
where you are considered to be spiritually advanced enough to be able to deal with that material. now, other people will say the other view of that is until you've been caught in the trap well enough, nobody in their right mind would stick around once they read or heard that. >> uh-huh. >> hubbard -- >> founder of scientology. >> excuse me. >> that's okay. >> l. hubbard said that material is dangerous to people who are not spiritually prepared for it. and scientologyist believe that to today. >> do you believe it started off with a noble purpose and morphed into something else? >> i do. i do believe that there was some intent on the part of mr. hubbard to help people. i also believe that there were more nefarious motives behind some of that as well. >> making money?
promoting the news anymore. in business to promote a certain candidate. that's why we did this denver post story. even using the same language against me. >> right. but i think you missed something that is a big story. and i'm not sure how you missed it. >> bill: there you go. >> tell me if you agree with me. in the interview you did with hubbard. the ed toward page editor and in the sound cut you played in the lead-in to this segment right now. hubbard says that when the republics are in the majority in the colorado legislature they don't bring up jessica's law. >> bill: i don't care about that. >> what do you mean you don't care about that? why not? >> the democrats have controlled now for a few years and i'm trying to get this law passed now. all i want is for the legislature to vote tonget everybody gets on the record who opposes. >> you don't care. >> i don't have the history of it i don't have time to do a history lesson on