If you steal about $1,000 in goods. they raised it to just under $1,000. john: different definitions of crazy but that is one of them to allow people to walk into a retail outlet and walk back out with no consequences. what is happening? sandra: and a lawyer says the store tells managers don t do anything. it s dangerous to stop them. john: one worker was severely injured or killed. can t remember which. what do you do about it when the politicians allow this to happen? i don t know. sandra, virginia-based school board meeting getting heated after the board voted against making masks optional for the upcoming school year. watch this. you re sitting there without masks and you want the kids to wear masks. it s not a difficult recipe. that s what your job is. do your job. take the masks off our kids and
It was up the link was up since april, john. john: peter s point is what do you do about it now? all of the school boards look at the document, clicked on the link, might have developed curriculum against the abolitionist teaching network and now what do you do about it? no answer for that. sandra: and new video from los angeles that shows two men walking out of a t.j. maxx store in broad daylight carrying armfuls of stolen goods. a shopper reported the incident. the men casually stroll out with dozens of items over their shoulders, in their arms. police say the two men have yet to be identified and no arrests have been made. law enforcement groups are blaming the bold acts on new state laws that lowered penalties for shoplifting and district attorneys that don t prosecute crimes like theft. so it s now a misdemeanor charge, right, john?
The industry is booming. stewart dunlap made a fine hat there. i d love to try that on. i probably shouldn t. i don t know. big news, guys. hollywood moving out. the big high taxes in california sandra: i m shocked you didn t wear a hat for this segment. i still have my hair, sandra. as long as i have my hair, i m staying away from the hats. sandra: the nevada brim hat, that is special. i can see myself in the wearing one of those. handcrafted. beautiful. well-done. jeff, great story there. thank you. good to see you. sandra: john? john: i ve seen jeff walk out in the ocean with a hurricane. a hat on? st. louis circuit attorney kim gardner and her office being hammered for their hammering of that city s murder cases. the mother of one victim is calling for gardner s
the department of education guidance reopening has been distributed to 13,000 school districts. leading republicans asking who signed off on including the abolitionist teaching network in the reopening guide, john. john: may have been a mistake but it was not an error. somebody deliberately put that in there. mike emanuel here in washington with the latest. thanks. sandra: businesses across the country have complained about how difficult it s been to find workers. in a town hall last night, president biden seemed to acknowledge the extra cash from the government is keeping workers home. listen. i think it really is a matter of people deciding now that they have opportunities to do other things and there s a shortage of employers. we re ending all of those things that are things keeping people back from from going back to work. it s interesting to see what happens. sandra: we re ending all of those things that kept people home. interesting to hear as he talked about the enha
If you re watching other tv networks, news channels, you re not hearing a lot about this, joe. you re not. or if you re reading certain publications like politco or the new york times or cnn, which is going exactly to that texas democrat s point around bravery. that s what they re being portrayed as, as portrayed as brave freedom fighters here, just fighting for a law. i don t understand how it is such an affront to voting that you have to go vote at 4:00 a.m. through a drive-thru because you need that 24 hours. more people voted in the last presidential election than we can remember. the fact that you have to vote on a certain day or six weeks beforehand, i don t think many people are buying this argument that it s the biggest threat to our democracy since the civil war. sandra: what is the point of the trip? they say they re on a motion and brave to be doing so. some democrats have gone back home. the ones in d.c. say we need you