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a winner, because that's what we've done in the state of florida. and that's exactly what we would conationally not only in the election -- do nationally, not only in the election, but bringing all these great policies to bear. charles: let's bring in our panel, columnists dan dan henninger kim strassel along with editorial board member kyle peterson. kim, you know, the media had a field day with all those glitches. beyond that, though -- [laughter] do you think there'll be anything else to remember about the announcement? >> well, the glitches are totally forgettable, charles. i thi...

ramos was killed in the massacre, he hinted at violent ambitions, shot his grandmother before he went to the school and murdered children and teachers with a rifle and a fourth-grade classroom. texas governor greg abbott according to what he called a mental health problem, something his state and society as a whole need to do a better job of tackling. >> we as a state and society need to do a better job with mental health. anybody who shoots somebody else has a mental health challenge, period. we as a government need to find a way to target that mental health challenge and do somethi...

♪ charles: after we mark the unofficial start of summer the memorial day weekend, the nation's power grid regulators issuing a new warning, much of the country could see blackouts in the coming months. in its annual summer assessment, the north american electric reliability corporation says that large parts of the u.s. could face energy shortfalls as temperatures climb and demand surges. now, the warning comes just weeks after the biden administration unveiled a new climate rule that would put additional stress on the nation's power plants, requiring most to cut their emissions by 90% or jus...

On May 19, 2022, FERC staff released its 2022 Summer Energy Market and Reliability Assessment (“Summer Assessment”). The Summer Assessment forecasts “higher than average” temperatures...

Front-runners and one wonders would one of them consider moving somewhere else? >> i think not but fun to talk about. >> fun to watch because they talk about it. the ohio governor, john kasich remains the man of mystery. he got a pretty good taste this past week. he made good impressions on a fundraising swing through new york city. he mixes an appeal that the can't get anything done unless politicians of all stripes come out of their ideological silos and work with each other. will he run? several top new hampshire republicans who are potential kasich supporters say he gave no clear signs whi...