Chastised a member of her audience a few weeks back , oh , you y know, my in the theater if you don t want tolo. well, last night patti labelle was there masterclass in a crowd. crowd. radio city music hall. there she was. but don t worry, the workers in the mezzanine of radio city had to wear their masks. laura , you see apparentlyig covid sticks toht the lighting grid at radio city. i guess it s okay for the people the fancy folks on the floor, no masks on them . pretty good. i can t believe, ramon, that tony didn t go to phantom ofbe the covid because that maskca ws so it was so, so impressive. i meanan this oh, that s crazy. but but it s so hypocritical. there is a mask mandate on broadway right now through june 30th. the audience hashr toou wear a mask. why don t they have to wear it?
In fraudulently relief payments. private estimates are even higher. timathey claim the fraud could be as high as four hundred billion dollars. everybody is talking about elon musk buying twitter. that s ten twitters, allura,s, just to put it together that have been stolenra, from the american people. this is unconscionable really. f oh , yeah. that s real blood , ramon. i mean,, he saw a lot of people who are collecting benefits and he saw them post on like they re in the caribbean and stuff. ar a lot of that yeah. the side of t at our townhe hall. it s going to be huge. we don t have semis for youin this time, but we have something a little better. we got to bus ingram and not one but two busses. i m like oprah. you get a bus, you get a bus, you get a bus. we ll see you here tomorrow. wow. w. looking looking very cool.aura:k raymond, thank you . see youin tomorrow night.th and elon musk take over . twitter has led the left to get very creative in ways they seek censorship. now wait until you hear the idea from one democratic senator mollie hemingway. ari fleischer have reaction
We can t take our freedom for granted and our democracy for granted right now. i think those are extremely important points you just made there. congresswoman debbie dingle, thank you for being here. we ask you why are you awake? my most powerful remembrance of last january 6th, the ketel marte rate flag being carried through our capitol. my heart sank. i caught covid over christmas and today is the first day i feel normal. it s time for coffee. ramon, we hope you are feeling better. and our lighter note, let s go here, diane, she e-mails, i woke up at 3:22 a.m. because i was dreaming that willie geist taking me to my college formal. the queen was also in attendance. maybe i need to stop eating
As well as items of pottery and carvings from different regions of ukraine. let s speak to some of those who are involved in running the centre. here we can speak to roman, who is one of the teachers at the school. just tell us about the centre, how it came to be. the centre has been here since the 1950s and 195a, so it s been catering. it was originally set up by the ukrainians who fled to the west following the ravages of the second world war, fleeing from stalin and hitler. and now we sort of seem to be seeing a repetition of all that. so they re the ones who bought these buildings because there s several around the country, set up the schools and then around them set up other organisations. so we ve catered to second generation ukrainians like myself, third generation, fourth and to children of more recent arrivals. so the school provides lessons in ukrainian language, culture, history, that sort of thing. 0k, ramon, thank you. let us speak to the deputy head teacher here. katerina, more than 100 students attend, aged four to 16. they must have so many questions about what s going on.