Theyre telling us that theyre starting slowly to unload these places. There are five sets of those. So its very slow and were pretty far back in the line. Its going to be at least two hours. He also says he doesnt know whats going to happen to us once were deplaned, where well go in the airport and what resources will be available to us. He said it will take a number of days before things get back to normal. Were in it for the long haul. Weve totally run out of water. Theyve asked us kindly not to flush the toilets. Otherwise everyone seems to be in a relative calm. They gave us beverages about an hour ago and were just waiting. Wow. It doesnt sound good. How long have you been stuck there . We landed at 2 15. So about five hours. Wow. And the pilot is telling you it could be two hours more before you can get off. Did you hear what led to this . Reporter its unclear to us. Its a construction issue. As far as we know theres no power at the airport. Lucky for us. People are stuck in tram
The court does say that in the particular kicircumstances of h phillip was treated, his religious views didnt get the respect of the commission that initially ruled against him. He cites Commission Members that said appeared to be dismissive or hostile to Jack Phillips religious views. The 13r50eSupreme Court this w marred as soon as the Commission Said those things. All the Court Decision today says is, because of the way Jack Phillips was treated below, he wins. But the decision also says, were not expressing a view about the larger issue that made this case so interesting. Which is, can other bakers, florists, people who print wedding invitations, who provide services, people who sing at weddings, play the organ, do the deejay services, all those businesses, can they refuse to serve samesex couples . Has written all the important gay rights rulings here from the Supreme Court, including the 2015 ruling on samesex marriage. With that in mind, he basically is saying, we have to keep t
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California and he is in the pockets of the teachers unions. so, i think he is a disaster as a governor. and, you know, he is, you know, i think, you know, as desantis says, pussy footing around and i would hate to see him in the white house. will: let me bring tom in, danna for that point. he seems to be running some sort of shadow campaign for president. before we turn to politics, tom, what we are talking about here is a experiment in governance when it comes to california. many sharon the assessment that danna just articulated when it comes to california. then there is the obvious question why do people like gavin newsom and the same ideology and same policies keep getting reelected in california? well, people keep on reelecting gavin newsom when i surveyed some of the democrats and moderates and even some
Wouldn t necessarily directly affect your life if it s a state issue. where these issues like homelessness and crime are directly affecting your life in california. so important passionately to you that it overrides those issues that do and have directly affected your life in california. really quickly, i m sorry i have got get tom in here real quick. homelessness and the economy and, you know, for me, personally, education has been a very big issue for me. i have been advocating for education and kids since the pandemic. will: right. so, you know, those are very big issues for me. will: i understand let me get tom in because we are running out of time. i want a president who puts kids first especially for education and obviously homelessness and the economy are also very big issues for me. but morally, i want a president who, you know, believes that a woman has the right to choose. will: tom, where do you stand on national politics and the