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traveled, they still flew private, or went maskless to fancy restaurants. and today, perfectly insoul ated, cacooned from the inconveniences, they always make sure that they float above the carnage and ruin of their own making. and because the regime media covers for them, just expose for their hypocrisy and double standard., for. every once in a while, the truth catches up to them. and this is precisely what happened courtesy of ran design when he disrupted the idealic enclave of moore's this week martha's vineyard this week. finally, the american people see for themselves that demo...

A planned Metro line through Southeast L.A. County is one step closer to happening.

Permanently closed 16 stores across the nation in places like seattle, that's where it all started, la, portland, philadelphia, and here in washington d.c., like in union station. but the closures have not stopped. just today, starbucks announced they're closing their flagship show, been around for nine years in new orleans due to security concerns. i just mentioned this with newt, but in chicago, mcdonald's, the ceo there, is facing the same issue, an issue to flank warning to mayor lightfoot and governor about the city's crime and and social deterioration. >> everywhere i go, i'm confronted ...

>> absolutely, laura. you're correctly right. biden and his administration have chosen for some reason to focus on a threat of white supremacy and i can tell you as a young biracial woman right now living in los angeles, a particularly dangerous city, we are more concerned about crime, we are more concerned about the state of the economy week are more concerned about being able to go to work and get there safely than we are about white supremacy and magga republicans. his focus is on the wrong line here. we have this uptick in crime that going to continue to happen so long as we do not tex our...

Southeast LA communities pushing for more COVID-19 vaccine access as one of the hardest hit areas Despite high COVID-19 case and death rates, southeast L.A. communities have some of the lowest vaccination rates in the county. Community leaders are asking the White House to help expand the vaccine resources. KABC Share: Share: CUDAHY, Calif. (KABC) -- As a leader in the southeast Los Angeles community, Denise Diaz knows what the COVID-19 numbers show in her community. "I'm getting emotional, because our people are dying," Diaz said through what she called "tears of frustration." The city of So...