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it s where the energy in the party is. it s where the fresh ideasas.. it s where the future lies. which brings us to this fella. now, i know he sounds great, but looks like a wax figure of himself. like l doesn t he feel like the past? like looking at a picture ofoo? your metal shop teacher in your yearbook. he had the roughest hands, only eight fingers, but that added to his charm. ron desantis had a goodd sc night, but not memorable. he scored on crime. soros prosecutors. know boomut we need to see the clips. not really. it s weird, you knowing and thie is booming. and this guy, this guy defiedhe the lockdowns and he fired two soros prosecutors. yet when he puts on his tough guy voice, he sounds like a off barney fife. it s not it s not fair, really. feof course, there s tim scott. great story. theat gut y.
he was convicted in texas in 2012 of drunk driving. he s escaped probably back to mexico. but it s awful on every level. your thoughts? it s awful on every level and this becomes a case study on all the different issues that americans are concerned about right now from gun control to immigration across the board. gun control is one of the things joe biden is reforming the lease we ll. on only 30% of americans are satisfied with gun control laws. it s something we all agree, on 63% favor stronger gun laws. how is it his problem? it s congresses issue? it is congress s issue, but the blaming it on him. he had control of the executive branch and yet congress for two years, and something could ve happened. beforehand. something did happen, i was there when it did, it was the bipartisan safer communities act which was the most roughest set of gun reforms that we ve seen and at least a generation of this country. and still, to the point that lee just made, it didn t go far enough.
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others, activating the national guard. residents say lives are in danger. we re actually going to be getting a neighbor out of his house. he s a cancer patient who is elderly, and he has a doctor s appointment that he s going to try and get to. reporter: some have been shoveling non-stop. dig out the truck for the fourth time. reporter: but not all are able to do so. it s one of the roughest, roughest experiences. but you sort of go into survival mode and you just keep pushing through, you know, i feel incredibly bad for anyone that hasn t got that physical presence. reporter: and authorities apologizing for the time it s taking to help people who are stuck in their homes up in the mountain. they say they are expecting progress over the next couple of days. they do have members of the national guard who are up there with firefighters trying to clear the roads. that is their priority.