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Jimmy Kimmel gently tells MyPillow s Mike Lindell he thinks Lindell s old crack habit made him paranoid

Jimmy Kimmel gently tells MyPillow s Mike Lindell he thinks Lindell s old crack habit made him paranoid 5:21 a.m. In our nation s long and storied history, only one pillow salesman has ever been called to the Oval Office because the president was unhappy with his election results, Jimmy Kimmel said on Wednesday s Kimmel Live. Our next guest is that pillow man. The original proposal was for Kimmel to interview MyPillow founder and election conspiracist Mike Lindell in a bed, and Kimmel apologized. I m sorry about that, the COVID people said no, he told Lindell. I know, you ve got rules here in California, Lindell said, adding that he has not been vaccinated.

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U S reportedly investigating a potential energy attack near the White House

U.S. reportedly investigating a potential energy attack near the White House Federal officials are investigating two incidents in the United States that appeared similar to the mysterious apparent attacks that left overseas personnel suffering from debilitating symptoms, CNN reports. In one incident, a National Security Council official was reportedly sickened near the south side of the White House in November 2020, while in another, a White House official reported a similar attack while walking her dog in a Virginia suburb in 2019. They reported similar symptoms to CIA and State Department personnel impacted overseas, and officials quickly began to investigate the incident as a possible Havana syndrome attack, CNN writes.

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Senate votes to immediately reinstate Obama-era methane rules scrapped by Trump

Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images The Senate on Wednesday voted 52-42 to restore regulations on methane gas leaks in oil and gas production that the Trump administration had loosened last summer. Three Republicans Sens. Susan Collins (Maine), Lindsey Graham (S.C.), and Rob Portman (Ohio) voted with the Democrats to overturn former President Donald Trump s rule using the Congressional Review Act, a 1996 law that lets Congress kill recently adopted regulations. Curbing methane emissions is a key element of President Biden s push to fight climate change. The House has not yet voted to restore the methane rules, instituted by former President Barack Obama s Environmental Protection Agency in 2016. The oil and gas industry had originally lobbied against the methane rules, which require oil and gas companies to monitor their equipment for leaking methane and repair any breaches. But many large oil and gas producers, and their main lobbying group the American Petroleum Institute, now suppor

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Støjberg om fremtid i Venstre: Jeg skal tænke mig om

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Former local Congresswoman Mary Bono shocked by storming of US Capitol

Former local Congresswoman Mary Bono shocked by storming of US Capitol Former valley Congresswoman Mary Bono is speaking out, calling today s events beyond belief. Bono, a Republican who represented the Coachella Valley from 1998 to 2013, spoke with News Channel 3 s Peter Daut tonight about how she thinks this will impact the president s legacy and the party as a whole. Peter: Your reaction to What s happening right now in our nation s capital? Bono: I received an email from one of my friends, a member of Congress who said he was shell shocked and I think to a large degree, even though I m not clear on the capital. I think we are all shell shocked. This is beyond belief. It is wrong, and people who are doing these horrible things need to stop.

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