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account. we re not going back to the way things were in the 80s and 90s not while i m here. shop lifting is reducing hours. walgreen s is closing 17 stores, a week ago, two shoplifters killed a rite aid employees that tried to stop them from stealing beer. there s no words. he was everything to me. so 42% in a new poll said newsome is doing a poor job addressing crime, which may explain by you saw the news conference yesterday and the new bill. back to you. sandra: thanks, william. tough to see that video with the shoplifters walking out, nobody doing anything about it. if it is under a certain price, under $1,000, it would be a misdemeanor charge.
majority, they appointed the majority of members. so representative jordan, for example, was really effective in the first trump impeachment. a very, very articulate spokesman against the case that democrats had made for impeaching president trump over the ukraine matter. so they just nancy pelosi clearly doesn t want to bother with that again. it s probably not a good idea for her to do this. sandra: okay. we ll see where that goes next. great to see you, byron. thanks. thanks, sandra. sandra: john, i feel like everybody is feeling exhausted from this the new cases developing, the delta variant, questions whether or not there s going to be new mask mandates. add to that, questions over the effectiveness of the johnson & johnson vaccine and there s a new statement out from j&j saying their vaccine, the vaccine benefits far outweigh
going to do it. it s like lucy hiding the football. we have to open the border. if you re vaccinated, you should be allowed to go to canada. they re our neighbors, our friends. we have to get the commerce going again. john: congressman katko, thanks. when i was in my 20s, i lived in toronto and go to dime a draft night at fat lenny s in alexandria bay, a lot of toughs want to come to the u.s. and can t do it. sandra: i learn something about you every day. sail boat racer as well. john: when you live as long as i have, you get an opportunity to do a lot of things. sandra: you re a man of many talents. it s lights, cameras, exit. exit? movie studios are fleeing tinsel town shooting down production in high tax california. gets where they re setting up shot?
particularly restaurant owners. this is a situation where you have to give more weight to the anecdotes. they re so overwhelming. we were in spokane washington not long ago. a guy did the math that they were talking about last night. even if you do increase salaries he was telling me or wages up to say $15 an hour because the unemployment benefits are so generous in washington state, you add in the $300 from the federal government, people are making the same amount of money staying home as they were working. he was having trouble to get people to show up for interviews more than getting people to hire. sandra: it s shining up in the data. this is the bureau of la bore statistics in june. 174,000 people in the states stopping unemployment benefits. they got people back to work. 47,000 in states that kept the benefits. one exchange was fascinating in the town hall. the same restauranteur that