kevin mccarthy, the speaker, hasn t formally endorsed donald trump, but he has defended him at every turn when trump has been indicted or faced other legal challenges. he did so again here. there is no structure built into kind of the modern elected republican party, at least on the house side, to be anything but in line with the former president when he faces the challenges, particularly from federal prosecutors. basically everyone, even the folks who don t support him or don t go out of their way to support him, we hear versions of, they re going after him because he is the chief rival. i m waiting to hear if any of the candidates use this as an opportunity to create more space. surely, we ll hear from asia asa hutchinson, chris christie, making their platform anti-trump. the other candidates want the party to move on from trump, ideally to him, ron desantis,
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normal. so it can be kind of a double whammy. if you can avoid it, don t fall. there are circumstances why people fall. but when you talk about like grabbing the handle of a door or a car handle and that has caused burns because of the hot surfaces, what is your recommendation to people about because this heat wave is going to go on for at least another ten days. what do you recommend to people about how they can protect themselves given the conditions? right. so what we try and tell people is don t go out in the middle of afternoon. stay inside from 10 or 11 in the morning until probably 5 or 6:00 in the late afternoon. if you do have to go out, maybe sure you re protected. wear protective clothing, wear a hat, always wear shoes and don t just trust socks. and be careful when you touch anything. one of the biggest problems we see is people going out to their cars, the steering wheels, the
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