Plausibly agreed with the conduct of the people inside the capitol that day? so he is asking this question because trump and all these other people that were sued, rudy giuliani, his son, proud boys, oath keepers, are all arguing the case should get tossed out and shouldn t go on in the court and test whether it s legally viable. they are making all kinds of claims saying this can t be a conspiracy. also that trump should be totally protected because he was president at the time. that that means he has some sort of absolute immunity regarding everything that he says whenever there can be lawsuits that come up. all of these people are also arguing they have first amendment protections. meda was really tough on trump s lawyers on the conspiracy question. he didn t show his hand where he stood otherwise and we didn t get a ruling out of him yet. this is a set of important cases, an important standpoint was he has to decide whether the cases can go on and people could hold potentially trum
i used to blindfully say avoid that like the plague. i no longer do because we don t avoid plagues. 18 months into the pandemic, why is it so hard for people to get a damn test. your father is currently hospitalized and on a ventilator. how is he doing, please? i wish i could give you good news, but the news isn t very good. it was the toughest decision of my life. saying we shouldn t mask up as well was a huge mistake at the time, not just in hindsight. if something changes and you change with the data, you are not flip-flopping, okay? i hand it over to meda. sorry about your team. i know it was a rough afternoon. they are wins. they are inspirations. and, you know, we ll win the next one. i still believe. it s time now for what i m calling the 60 second rant. start the block. i m sorry to break this to you. our nation has done awful things
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0 and we know why all these people are leaving npr, it s not racism they re just embarrassed. not us, we re not going to criticize him, we are fans we re going to keep listening. nothing like this has appeared on the airwaves anywhere.in its hilarious. treat yourself. that s it for us tonight. we ll be back tomorrow night at eight. here is sean. sean: get rid of the wheat mandate thing.ge you cannot make this up. play it again and again. thank you, tucker. welcome to hannity, tonight we are nearing the end of what was one of the single worst days of the biden presidency so far. after 357 other terrible days, that is saying a lot. breaking this afternoon, 6-3 decision assi we predicted, the u.s. supreme court blocked the vaccine mandate on private businesses just three days after it went into effect. while the court did uphold an hhs requirement for hospital workers, of course that s medicare and medicaid federal money, the federal mandate on private businesses is no more. it is a mass
Let s talk to our let s talk to our dis let s talk to our dis information reporter. marianna spring whojoins me now. lot of talk about they met a person meda is going to be better. just tell us what the facebook whistle blower has been saying. she s been in the uk talking to mps critically about the claim she makes towards facebook puts profit over user safety. today she spoke to me for the first time about her reaction to this rebrand, meda as facebook will now be called. and the metaphors, this new video game technology that they are launching. her fears are that they are choosing to invest in this new technology and growth as opposed to her user safety which he is so concerned about. safety which he is so concerned about. i was really shocked to see the rebrand in the last couple of days. yesterday. a big reason why they have tackled and tie backs content but not anti vax misogyny content is theyjust don t have enough people