reconciliation bill done. watch. hold accountable. i agree you with 1,000%. we are on the same page. we really. that s a real opportunity that we can do. let me just explain on that one. we will get to that eventually. but right now we can t even take care of of saving the world in 2026. let us take care of. no that s not true. tax the rich. we are taxing the rich. i agree, we are going to make the rich and the famous pay. jonathan, what do you think of that exchange? i think that is what he does every day. i have been working for him seven years. he couldn t go anywhere in west virginia and not have him stop for hours and talk to people. people would come up to him on the street. people would yell his name and he would stop and talk to them. he was constantly laid for stuff because he wants to talk to people. if you are a west virginiian you are going to get to talk to him
local citizens, but the shelters are filling up quickly, and critics say that we should be sending care to the other side of the border, rather than bringing people over here that we can t take care of. shannon? shannon: that is another strategy. dr. siegel, thank you for the update. all right, i want to bring you in because we need some uplifting news, some lighter fare. this is our midnight snack chat. we are going to start calling at that because we always end up talking about food. the weekend is coming. maybe sweet out there for folks to sell bring something, getting together with family. now we have the debate, cake or pie? you have some interesting polling numbers, there is actually a debate about this. there really is, and in fact i think you could argue, shannon, this is something that has been brewing, or bacon, if you will, for years. cake or pie? let me take you back to 2012, a pbs poll showed 55% of american preferred pie over cake. fast forward a few years to 2015, bu
calling these contracts. i would tell everybody, do your research on where it is that this stuff is coming from because you were paying for it, your tax dollars and you will find out the data used is something eighth grade statistician could pick apart. martha: that is such a good point and given the fact we have $132 billion that went to school reopening sent out they are saying not enough money. so much money has gone to sort of saying we have this program, brought in this consultant and we are doing our part. ian, following the money is a great idea. say that again, i missed you? martha: sorry, ian, we are at a time. think it s much, good to have you here. thank you, take care of. martha: him prior so outspoken and instrumental in this whole thing. he made a great point about following the money because after george floyd s murder, there was a lot of discussion about making people more aware of some of these issues in so
8,000 cases in texas. the state resisted locking down, then reopened quickly, something dr. anthony fauci has consistently warned against. but the lieutenant governor now downplaying the state s 2,400 deaths and, instead, targeting fauci. he has been wrong every time on every issue. i don t need his advice anymore. we ll listen to a lot of science, we ll listen to a lot of doctors. and governor abbott, myself and other state leaders will make the decision. no thank you, dr. fauci. temperature check. we get our temperatures checked about three times a day. reporter: but at parkland hospital in dallas, where they ve had to open a third covid area, one doctor telling our marcus moore he s facing agonizing decisions. i m having to choose and have conversations about which patients i m supposed to take care of. which patients i can t take care of, because i got to take care of other patients. i can t even believe i m having that conversation. reporter: at least 20 states are now p
these things can spin off tornadoes. let s go to rick leventhal reporting live from delray beach about 50 miles north or so of miami. rick, officials in the florida keys are asking some folks to leave already. yeah, there hasn t been any mandatory evacuation orders issued by any government officials yet. this is a request for visitors in the florida keys. a request that if they can leave calmly, if they have the means to get out, they re requested to get out. because of the fact that if and when the storm hits, it could highly restrict the flow of services into the keys. they don t want to get caught with a bunch of people they can t take care of. in the florida keys alone, so far they re asking visitors, not residents, if they can leave calmly to get out now. trace: where you are, rick, what are you hearing from the people there? we know that these hotels along the ocean will shut down if and when the mandatory