god love you, what a silly question. can i be prouder. as a woman i have power. she tore it up, didn t she. name nancy pelosi biggest establishments: i am still thinking. leaving the job. you liked that didn t you? i am happy. i am happy. highlighted to the country how horrific the democratic party can be. cheating country buying fancy ice creams. i don t know what i would have done if ice cream were not invented. seems like nancy is going to have more free time. what should she do? shut up? go away. disappear. disappear forever! go to alaska, hawaii, far from us. be a grandma. she does love the children. i don t know what children
to be warmer in alaska than some of the lower 48. we re not going to see a lot of precip with this, a drier week, but thank the canadians, they sent it to us. listen, we re well behind in these winter temperatures so why not. i like that line, if you want a warmup, go to alaska. that s so funny. lert, tom seeder, appreciate it. and a little birthday note. big birthday note. we want to wish a very special birthday to the oldest person in the united states. on monday, bessy hendricks celebrated her 115th birthday. is that not remarkable or what? she was born in 1907. her life has spanned 21 u.s. presidents, two world wars, and the sinking of the titanic. hendricks celebrated in her hometown of lake city, iowa, alongside her three children, one of whom celebrated her 90th birthday the day before her mom s, so happy birthday to
cases in september. thankfully, the numbers who have died and been hospitalized are much smaller. but all preventable, ideally with a vaccine that can allow for children to do so many things that we are still restricting. i do think this could be a game changer. i don t think the 28 million eligible children from ages 5 to 11 are all going to get vaccinated overnight. even in high vaccination states, probably a third to half might get vaccinated. but it is critical because that frees up the health care system to to all the things we still need to do. treating cancers, taking people for heart surgeries, hip replacements. i appreciate your point. it is nice to say this pandemic feels behind us because hospital rates are decreasing. that is true but you are right, go to alaska, to idaho, go to other parts of the country as a microcosm and it is still kinds of a rip roaring wildfire out there. it is going to be a while until we feel hike we can confidently
weekend go from 700 households to 750 to 824 and last weekend, we did 1,097 households in one weekend. and we still have today that we re serving. we did our numbers in the last three years from just november. we ticked up more than a tick, 30% from 11 to 12. we served 10,040. this year in the four weekends so far in november, we have doubled that. we re 50% higher from last year. we served some 20,793 people. joel, you seeing the numbers? absolutely. i just met a woman putting two kids through college, raising two kids and putting herself through college. she just lost $45 a month. i talk to colleagues in washington and some people on the beltway who say this is just a statistic. these are just numbers. well, i urge them to come to new york, come to iowa, go to alaska, meet the 47 million
be more fully subjected to checks, balances and transparency of our madisonian system of government. talking about a government many say has run amuck. another example, climate change, that they re going to end run around congress to implement climate change policies. a recent statement by sally jewel, new secretary of the interior, what she said at a recent speech in colorado. let s play a little of that, get some reaction from you. i hope there are no climate change deniers in department of interior. if you don t believe in it, come out into the resources, go on to some land, go to alaska where the permafrost is, go to the sierra. you said i hope there are no climate deniers in department of interior, leading some to think dissenting opinions aren t welcome here at the department. i don t think they are, i mean, the obama administration