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Think you're getting at is whether it is legal. whether you can require an employee to work from home. it is legal, but as a mean is not risky. and the issue that we are finding, especially as the fog of war is lifting from out of the pandemic where everybody went and returned -- or work from home is what do you do now when you are trying to bring people back and do you bring them back safely? what i mean by that is security. what if somebody is working with really highly personal stuff like hr stuff on the wi-fi that can be logged into by the guy next door. where the coffee shop? those of the...

Chocolate chip cookies, orange gatorade. jeff duncan tweeted this. democracy dice in darkness to weight lifting and birthday calls in four short years. tammy bruce. >> they are fan boys and girls. the media is supposed to play a key role in the democracy in keeping power honest. we saw them go overboard in a way with donald trump but even if they just did half of what they did with president trump in this case, america would be better off. information is what we need, not fan magazines. that's, of course, what jeff bezos blog seemed to have turned into. >> i do agree with tammy. we need -- the...

When policemen are saying wait a minute, this is going too far. >> absolutely, reverend al. and it's profound when you think about attorney general keith ellison, who has this track record of being a champion on civil rights, how zealous he was in prosecuting that case and saying to the police, this is your opportunity to do the right thing. i don't know if we're going to see that in daunte wright's case. don't know if we'll see it in louisiana, so it's rare. we were hoping that would be the new precedent, but i'm not certain. we are on "politics nation," it's so profound when you think about ...

And what we are seeing now are people just trying to come to that absence, what has been called the sin of omission. >> what do you see in the short term, if not the long term, when it comes down to teaching american history, good, bad and ugly, embracing it for what it is and america growing from that? >> i think we've struggled to recognize you can construct and sze construct a narrative at the same time. that you can interrogate america's -- the darker chapters in america's history and still recognize that we made profound progress and still have a long way to go. i think it's impossible in...

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