legislation, and exactly what the testimony means for the prosecution and the defense in the trial of derek chauvin. mr. floyd died from a low level of oxygen. this caused damage to his brain that we see. and it also caused a p.e.a. arrhythmia that caused his heart to stop. the racial justice movement that the killing of george floyd ignited, the largest in american history, has taken place entirely during the deadly covid-19 pandemic. that s a situation which is far from over and is now seemingly a race between vaccinations on one side and variant-fueled surges along with a pandemic fatigued public on the other. there s good news and bad news as it relates to the ongoing battle against the mutating coronavirus. so let s start with the good news. right now 20.5% of the american public is fully vaccinated. 34.5 have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. now, pfizer, whose vaccine is the only one approved for people aged 16 and 17, has requested that the fda e
the feds in all likelihood and for some time and in ways that have satisfied authorities that what he has given them or promised to give them on others warrants a deal. that s how a plea deal works in this context. you get one after you ve shown that you can be of value cooperating. now, if you think about it, the sequencing should make sense. remember, the gaetz sex trafficking and prostitution investigation sprung from, what? the sex trafficking probe of greenberg, the former county tax collector. and if there were any doubt that gaetz is on the menu of what greenberg had to offer feds, listen to his lawyer today try to down play the obvious. does matt gaetz have anything to worry about? does matt gaetz that is such a does he have what happened today in court? does he have anything to worry about? and you re asking me to get into the mind of matt gaetz. i m sure matt gaetz is not feeling very comfortable today. first of all, good for sheller. you don t repre
greenberg, is working on a plea deal with the feds prosecuting him for dozens of crimes including sex, potentially, with a minor. now, people are getting this wrong. so, this matters. they are hearing, he is negotiating a plea deal. and interpreting that to mean, greenberg may cooperate with authorities about others. that s wrong. that means that greenberg has, already, been cooperating with the feds, in all likelihood. and for some time. and in ways, that have satisfied authorities, that what he has given them or promised to give them, on others, warrants a deal. that s how a plea deal works, in this context. you get one, after you ve shown that you can be you ve shown that you can be of value cooperating. now, if you think about it, the sequencing should make sense. remember, the gaetz sex trafficking and prostitution investigation sprung from, what? the sex trafficking probe of greenberg, the former county tax collector. and if there were any doubt that gaetz is on the men
our silence is complicity. we cannot be complicit. hate can have no safe harbor in america. it must stop. no, on both sides, bs. no i never heard of it. no right, no left. just reasonable. not both sides. there s only one side. the side against hate. spoken by president biden and echoed by a vice president who is our first south asian, black, and female vp. vp harris also delivered a powerful plea to stop the hate. and then, after they spoke, they did what leaders have to do. they listened. these two did that in atlanta today, in the wake of tuesday s spa shootings. six dead eight dead, six asian women. the suspect in custody with white. this has not been labeled a hate crime. but on one level, the motive doesn t matter, because regardless, it generated fear in the asian-american community. i have to be honest, i don t know how, looking at the circumstances, i don t know how you separate race from the targeting that went on here. and i think one of the indications of th
not both sides. there s only one side. the side against hate. spoken by president biden and echoed by a vice president who is our first south asian, black, and female vp. vp harris also delivered a powerful plea to stop the hate. and then, after they spoke, they did what leaders have to do. they listened. these two did that in atlanta today, in the wake of tuesday s spa shootings. six dead eight dead, six asian women. the suspect in custody with white. this has not been labeled a hate crime. but on one level, the motive doesn t matter, because regardless, it generated fear in the asian-american community. i have to be honest, i don t know how, looking at the circumstances, i don t know how you separate race from the targeting that went on here. and i think one of the indications of this being a sensitive issue is that while it s generated fear in the asian community, it s also generated animus on the right political fringe that is oddly insistent that this is not a hate cri