Going to happen. So that would be kind of my report. I appreciate. I appreciate. Thank you very much. A quick question because i no you have so many. Since the congress eliminated earmarks on special projects projects that are essential to being authorized and approved come back to allowing those type of endeavors . I think that what happened with the earmark debate is it got out of hand numerically and they got out of and in substance, board it really is traditionally when shuster held the gavel they would use of the individual members of the house. Already heard from mayors and county commissioners and governors and state legislators so you had an idea. It adds up to about 125 million. The state was ready to go for it. Well, your not going to get that. That is that. That is where i think a lot of the leadership came from because suddenly that county commissioner, the city council everyone had by an. Right right now it is sort of an academic thing. It gets fuzzy. Not sure who actually
Newsroom continues. Good morning, happening in the newsroom dodging the fiscal cliff crisis for now. With all of the talk about spending less why are lawmakers giving billions to businesses that are already thriving . Well show you who is cashing in. Party crashers, republicans split over the tax deal and the core values of the gop and that strained unity faces a bigger test as a new deadline looms over spending cuts. While the gop licks its wounds, wall street gets ready to celebrate. U. S. Stocks set to open higher as markets around the world trade higher on the deal. And they told us to basically drop dead. Thats how one new yorker is reportedly characterizing the house after ending the session without sending any sandy relief to the northeast. Everybody played by the rules, except tonight, when the rug was pulled out from under us, inexcusable, indefensible. Newsroom starts right now. Good morning, im Victor Blackwell sitting in for carol costello. 11th hour drama, congress swerves
Flags and thousands expressed their objection to the stay at home orders issued by their governor to try and stop the spread of the coronavirus. Some of the protesters even chanted the maga staple lock her up in reference to the governor who spoke to my colleague about the dangers that the ralliers put their community in. When you see a, you know, political rally, thats what it was yesterday, a political rally like that where people arent Wearing Masks and theyre in close quarters and they are suching one another you know thats precisely what makes this kind of disease drag out and expose more people. And lets be clear. These are organized political rallies. Which like the Old Tea Party protests at the start of president Obamas Administration are magically sprouting up all over the country. The ralliers are physically demonstrating their rejection of social distancing as a way to combat the spread of the coronavirus. Like this group of protesters outside the ohio state house in a photo
Accounts on twitter and you tube to determine if there is any kind of vulnerability. Clearly in this case there was and it is still unclear exactly how whoever these people are got into that account, krystle. Jim thanks so much. And joining us now is terrorism analyst. From flash point Global Partners evan thank you for joining us. So what do we know about the attack . Cyber caliphate, weve known about them for months. They are using a sphere phishing attack which means they send out emails in Cyber Command and get their credentials and stealing their twitter and you tube credentials. This wont end up with the military falling apart. This is not going to end up with classified information falling into the wrong hands. The folks did tweet out some of the things they picked up but these were unclassified documents. So in terms of what kind of threat do they represent . It is special embarrassing but nobody is going to lose their life over this. And the folks it is disturbing to see prois
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