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Destroyed. and they are never coming back. [crying] >> they are never coming back. and i blame it on gascon. i blame it on him. >> steve: it did not have to happen. they were both killed in the line of duty. the shooter never should have been out. it simply comes down to george gascon. he's a very progressive district attorney. what he does not do is he does not follow california's tree strikes law. this guy had a strike on his record and should not have been put on probation but he was. he should have been in jail for like two or three years. but he was out on the streets. and he killed those...

A pilot shortage getting worse and worse and covid response and the airlines and government imposed these vaccines. a lotz of these pilots didn't want to take the vaccine because of risk of blood clots. that's risk you have from normally flying. these folks get reviewed physically every year up to an age and then it's every six months. so they have to be in great shape. so some just opted out and retired early. you have already have a shortage. you then exacerbate that by forcing vaccines. people say the heck with that i'm out retire early. saying please come back. beg egg employees to come ba...

If you look at europe and if you look at everything that we have done since the paris climate deal, everything is more expensive because we are going to this renewable energy and we are not ready for it. it is not effective. it is not efficient. >> steve: it is not. that's one of the reasons why wyoming senator john barrasso was on the radio over the weekend and he was talking about how the administration because gas is so expensive. they are using this time not to drill more, here in this country but to get to you buy, brian to your point, renewable energy cars. electric cars and stuff like t...

Hubris and a lack of comparables at the highest echelons frequently collide for inexplicable price differences from one estate to the next.

Local residents impacted by planned PG&E power shutoffs use generators, candles and last updated 2021-01-19 23:01:59-05 Hundreds of PG&E customers on the Central Coast are without power due to a Public Safety Power Shutoff. Those impacted are primarily just east of Highway 101 between Arroyo Grande and Santa Maria in unincorporated areas like Huasna or near the Twitchell Reservoir. The PSPS went into effect just after 8 Tuesday morning for parts of San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara Counties. Gusty winds prompted PG&E to turn off power for the more than 460 residents. "You get in this...