causation, and that s what i wanted to get across in this essay. you have to factor in that bottom line number, and the takeaway here is handsdown. it s safe, important, and and it saves lives to get your vaccine. thank you. that s clear. thank you. a surge in covid cases in china has led to a craze for canned yellow peaches. now panic buying there has reached a point that the state media has had to repeatedly warn people that peaches cannot cure covid. canned peaches are known for their vitamin c, longer shelf life, and as an at-home cold remedy, but for the record, there is no evidence that peaches fight or cure the virus, but this does speak to the crisis china is facing as cases are expected to skyrocket in the country and they have a low vaccine rate, and they don t have effective vaccines at this point. no. all right, the fed issues yet another rate hike, but smaller than in recent months. what that tells us about
attacks resulted in deaths of nypd police officers. that caused the nationwide number for the year to spike but it didn t indicate an uptick in violence dense police officers. the bottom line number for the domestic terror investigations for the particular year or two years hasn t changed but given the illusion there is an ongoing to mess particular terrorism violence problem going around the country. dan: what happened when you blew the whistle. you obviously had legitimate concerns. did they entertain your concerns? what happened? i made my initial disclosure to my immediate supervisor. after a few days i poke to the next level of supervisors, ultimately spoke to the agent?
attacks resulted in deaths of nypd police officers. that caused the nationwide number for the year to spike but it didn t indicate an uptick in violence dense police officers. the bottom line number for the domestic terror investigations for the particular year or two years hasn t changed but given the illusion there is an ongoing to mess particular terrorism violence problem going around the country. dan: what happened when you blew the whistle. you obviously had legitimate concerns. did they entertain your concerns? what happened? i made my initial disclosure to my immediate supervisor. after a few days i poke to the next level of supervisors, ultimately spoke to the agent?
attacks resulted in deaths of nypd police officers. that caused the nationwide number for the year to spike but it didn t indicate an uptick in violence dense police officers. the bottom line number for the domestic terror investigations for the particular year or two years hasn t changed but given the illusion there is an ongoing to mess particular terrorism violence problem going around the country. dan: what happened when you blew the whistle. you obviously had legitimate concerns. did they entertain your concerns? what happened? i made my initial disclosure to my immediate supervisor. after a few days i poke to the next level of supervisors, ultimately spoke to the agent?
conversations have been really important and the president s work with the senators and then with our caucus in the house have been really, really critical for us to be able to move forward. we re feeling good. did you agree to a bottom line number for the reconciliation package? what would you say to those who look at the fact you re having separate meetings with the president s own moderates to say how can there be real progress if you re not i want to remind everybody that the house has a build back better act that had the vast majority of us, progressive, moderate, whatever you want to call us, all agreed to. and so we really are talking about just a couple of people that were not there, and we understand that the margins are slim. so we need to get there. so i think it s fine for the president to have smaller meetings with different groupings of people. i think that s a good thing. it doesn t mean we re not all talking to each other separately as well. so i think we re in a