more damage, kids. that s the focus of tonight sni angle fear, money, power.rincipt those are the three overriding principles that drove our government s hideously flawed response to covid from mandating experimental mri shots to closing schools and playgrounds to social distancing that was stupid and masking. it was alking, l pandemicit c and abuse of powers vianc emergency orders, big money payouts to the medical industry .is tha well, the brutal truth, which we told you years ago, is that s they never had any serious peeru reviewed studies to back up any of their egregious edicts. cipls none basic principles of immunology, such as acquired immunity through infection, were ignored. instead, the branch comedians relied on fudge studies with ever changing endpoints and sold them relentlesslythp with the help of flacks masca masquerading as journalistrasaly that we re all about. the science gangce actually didn t have a sciencepr on their side, but they did haveacademia pfi
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downtown is a two-block reminder that not all is well. about 45,000 men and women a year are booked into the department of corrections jail on charges ranging from misdemeanors to murder. most have only been charged with their crimes and are here awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. act like you got some sense. those stays can range from months to years. during that time, some will find themselves with new troubles. we have intel from two various sources. there is a lot of marijuana that has been on the fourth floor. we are trying to link it back to certain inmates. then try to link where it s coming in. we have some ideas. we have activated the shift team of sort and they will try to get in there fast and search the inmates and the dorm and hopefully get some dope out thereof today. go in hard and get them out and search them and search the dorm.
in charleston, south carolina, 27,000 men and women a year are booked into the sheriff al cannon detention center. being booked in that? bond hearing set up and classification. the majority of those booked return to the streets within 24 hours. either on bond or a promise to return for later court hearing. but all are photographed, fingerprinted and processed into the system. it s usually a routine procedure except when arrestees are intoxicated, high or agitated. one two years earlier was very unusual. it was for the man the jail is named after, sheriff al cannon. i m a police officer first and foremost. i don t just sit behind a desk.
here s what s happening. gm is recalling more than 90,000 vehicles due to a problem with ignition locks. the republican $2 million due to ignition switches. flu is at epidemic levels. house politicians up 35 percent compared to the 2012/2013 season. mario cuomo has died at the age of 82. he passed away after his son. the inauguration. back to lock up. in charleston, south carolina, 27,000 men and women a year are booked into the sheriff al cannon detention center.