always great to be with you, my friend. lying is so hard and hardly makes people blush. let s go back a little bit of the hunter s laptop and the new jim crow lie or so on and so forth. the lie that the coronavirus could not possibly come from a lab leak in wuhan, china, that was said by many in the media or some in the government. that lie may top of it all. the energy department joined the fbi in saying, yep, the virus spread via mishap at a chinese lab. the white house is hopeful that the obvious made out the truth. there is still no consensus within the administration. the president believes it is important that we continue that work and that we find out as best we can how it started so we can better prevent futures pandemic. the community and the rest of the government is still looking at this. there is not a definitive conclusion. meanwhile, the chinese are pushing back that won t surprise you. if you follow the story at all, here is what they are saying tonight
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the state of florida. disney is the primary landowner, stripping the company of the special tax and self-governing privileges it enjoyed in 1987. among these are the exceptions from the fire prevention code and state regulatory reviews and approvals. it would take away their right to pick their own district board members and require desantis to select a five-member board to overseas the government services that the disney district would provide. the company did not indicate how they ll respond including whether or not they ll sue the bill. jackie ibanez, thank you. > raul ortiz announced the bust tonight, enough lethal doses to kill about 50 million people. they were found during a
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Janelle Czapar has announced her candidacy for election to the Unit 5 School Board. Czapar, a resident of Bloomington, is a teacher at El Paso Gridley High School where she plans, coordinates, directs, and supervises lab activities; during her tenure there she has planned for Physical Science, Earth and Space Science, BSAA Plant and Animal Science, Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, HCC Dual Credit Forensic Chemistry and Advanced Placement Biology classes. She is part of a team tasked with the development and implementation of the science curriculum that is aligned throughout the district.