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either secretary of state, or attorney general, or governor, who are advocates of trump's big lie. and are echoing his conspiracy theories about 2020. i mean, you already have republicans who are election deniers. who were nominated for attorney general and secretary of state in michigan. in minnesota. obviously, the gubernatorial nominee. there are more on top in states like colorado and nevada, and arizona. and wisconsin. in georgia is really white at the forefront of this. became a nationally known figure. a conservative republican who has defended the laws, restricting access to voting in georgia. making him nationally known because he simply would not give him the -- to overturn the state. jody -- has said that he found nothing wrong with that hold,
There's a misconception that I frequently hear about evidence-based medicine (EBM), which can equally apply to science-based medicine (SBM). Actually, there are several, but they are related. These misconceptions include the idea that EBM/SBM guidelines are a straightjacket, that they are "cookbook medicine," and that EBM/SBM should be the be-all and end-all of how to practice clinical medicine. New readers might not be familiar with the difference between EBM and SBM, and here is not the place to explain the difference in detail because this post isn't primarily about that difference.
mentally out of it. it was just so hard. i felt like i had to be the one to step up, because this my brother. i wanted to find him more than anything in the world. i just wanted him back. >> pre-organize bus loads of volunteers who showed up from chicago to help the family search. they handed out flyers, posted them on telephone poles and investigations. desperate for clues. >> we had no idea what happened to pravin at that point. >> police were searching, to. >> jody is the former police chief. >> we had 14 canines to help search the areas for him. we had two helicopters out. we had the state police play. >> so you were doubling this thing off? >> no, not. >> and then the road right now. you didn't know where he was. >> we did not know where he was. >> lovely's family ask the public for help. they offered $15,000 in reward money. this is really the start of a very long journey for you. >> yes. >> a journey that began as a search for her son, but soon became something else. a search for truth and kindness.
>> when you are one of the majority can be very isolating and lonely, to have a support system in place and not to segregate them. it is absolutely to support them. >> reporter: the policy reeks of segregation. >> it is completely racist. i love the linkage of racism. we want to support them. if they don't feel -- such liberal policy disguised as we care about you, feel good and it is an attempt to return to something dangerous. >> got to add, jody staff who chairs the school board, theoh ask themselves before speaking at the school board meeting. the same person you just saw in the first soundbite.
but i still didn't want to get my hopes up because i didn't want to get disappointed again. >> still not convinced that this man was the guy that she spent years hunted. along with a fellow detective, wearing a body cam, and paid just a visit. >> hi, how are you, are you justin? i'm jody. where detectives with the pd. >> right from the start, justin was calm and cooperative. >> i'm investigating a case, an older case. and i'm going back to talk to the friends or people who knew brittani marcell. >> okay. >> it's from 08. >> hansen invited the detectives into his home where gonterman had started off with the basics. >> do you remember hanging out with her at her sunglasses plays? >> i would walk by and say hey, how are you doing. just waving and stuff. >> on a regular basis? >> no. just when i was working at the mall and i have been to walk by and say hi.
candidates here, patriots. >> reporter: marchant says this group of big lie believers have organized to run in secretary of state races, hoping to administer elections in key battleground states. this is a qanon convention last fall. on stage with marchant in his trademark white cowboy hat. >> we know it and they know it. donald trump won. >> reporter: trump has endorsed finch m to be the secretary of state. he believes the will of arizona voters should have been ignored in 2020. >> with all the evidence we have, the election should have been desert identified. >> reporter: another candidate, jodi heist -- >> the results remain unchanged. >> reporter: is challenging the secretary of state in georgia. >> jody is running against rhino brad raffensperger.
said "if we cannot turn on the keystone pipeline, it would take years before we see the benefits." hogwash. last year, we saw the benefits of being independent and with our own energy. stop with the nonsense, give us the straight talk. >> brian: jody has a different take. [laughter] thought i had broken this up different. dana, you put these speeches together. joe manchin said" would stop buying russian oil and gas and start producing our own." i believe he's still a democrat. >> i believe he >> dana: i believe he is. if he says build back better, i would be surprised. holes from abc and "cbs news" have shown the president at about a 37%-38% approval rating is negative for president going
all of what we're seeing. >> reporter: the biden administration extended the current enrollment period and reinstated millions of dollars in funding that president trump slashed for advertisements. >> new law, lower prices, more people qualify. >> reporter: as well as navigator. jody's team connects uninsured people with coverage in florida. >> probably one of the most contributing factors has got to be that we're in a pandemic. >> reporter: a recent poll from the kaiser family foundation shows public support for obamacare is at an all-time high, 58% with a favorable opinion, compared to 43% when president trump was in office. today some republican state leaders are still throwing up roadblocks, like restricting the work of navigators even though several red states have high enrollment numbers. florida leads the nation in aca enrollment. jody says state and local health departments are actively keeping
run out of equipment, personnel, and any resources needed for this scale of rescue operations. very quickly after that, through the emergency operation center, we began to spin up to the next level, state level response. we got a very fast response, and from that response it spun up to the federal level, and that's where you're going to hear reports from jody and those that are here now with us currently. and without that effort, we couldn't have -- we couldn't be where we're at. i'm amazed at how quickly it seems slow to respond, but with this type of devastation, it's crazy to me how quickly these key players have been put into place and the resources that have been flooding into our small town to mitigate the situation. it's overwhelming, and we're
very proud of our state, our area, our region, and our response. with that, i want to turn it back over to jody, and he'll have a bit more. >> all right, so the state of kentucky has an emergency management request process. i was notified about 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning into saturday morning from director from the state emergency management to ask if we could put a team together from louisville to come down and help here locally. obviously the same storm was tracking towards the city of louisville. it did miss us, but, you know, we could not send a team until we had confirmation that the same storm wasn't going to affect here in the city of louisville or any surrounding area that we may have responded to there. so we put a team together, we got authorization from the mayor of louisville, and we headed