you can do more damage than good in you continue to raise the fed rate at a substantial amount trying to fix all of the inflationary trends. i do believe they can fix part of it. they fix it all. in south dakota right now, south dakotians since the time this president took office, they re paying about $682 more per month per household than before he was president. that is almost $8,000 more per year. that is just because of the inflationary trends we re seeing right now. this president is responsible for these policies. the vast majority of which he could address. you want an energy policy, which is all of the above. we have to become energy independent again that will impact the supply lines. i think that is a major step that he s looking the other way saying it s somebody else s fault. the dog ate my homework. neil: i wonder if anybody did have the dog eat their homework.
FIGHTING COVID-19. The Leyte provincial capitol in Tacloban City. Leyte Governor Leopoldo Dominico Petilla said on Friday (Feb. 4, 2022) he is not keen on imposing a "no vaccination, no entry" or "no vaccination, no ride" policy in the province as an additional measure against the spread of Covid-19 Omicron variant.(PNA file photo) TACLOBAN CITY - Leyte Governor Leopoldo Dominico Petilla said he is not keen on imposing a "no vaccination, no entry" or "no vaccination, no ride" policy in the province as an additional measure against the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) Omicron variant. "The policy has no impact since transmission does not happen in establishments or in public transport, but in homes," Petilla said in an interview Friday. He added that there is no need for the province to amend the provincial ordinance on policies that control the spread of Covid-19 infection in the province. Earlier, the Regional Inter-agency
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much of the drug-related violence. it is changing there. for instance, from january to march of this year, there were 133 murders in the cabo area. you compare that to january to march 2016 when there were only 17 murders. that s an increase of 682%. now, the violence, as i say, being blamed on the drug cartels. there is a cartel that is strong in that region but it is now being challenged by a cartel called the new generation. and clearly those two are fighting very violently, as they always do, bill. this is likely to go on a long time. it doesn t seem as though the mexican authorities are in a position at the moment to get any kind of a grip on this violence, bill. bill: seeing and hearing it makes it different, too. thank you for that reporting in los angeles. shannon: chicago is
thursday on the same day six baltimore police officers were indicted by a grand jury in the death of freddie gray baltimore reached its 100th murder of the year. the city has seen one murder a day since gray died after sustaining injuries while in police custody. the homicide rate in the western district where gray was arrested is up 200% from the rate reported at this time last year. despite the increase in crime, police have made fewer arrests. the week before gray s death baltimore police arrested 682 people compared to the most recent data that shows baltimore police officers making 339 arrests in one week. baltimore police commissioner anthony batts says his officers are having trouble policing the community because of crowds. when officers pull up to respond to a call they have 30 to 50 people surrounding them at any given point in time. you have many citizens with handheld cameras that they re sticking in the faces of the