Down that account . Senator, no. Well, im very concerned that, in fact, facebook seems to have a record of making accommodations and caving to conservative pressure. Lou well, its now been two weeks since election day, and the battle for the white house is underway and intensifying. President trump keeping up his legal challenges and pointing to a number of developments across the country. Evidence mounting, backing up claims that the democrats tried to steal the election. Were joined this evening by congressman jim jordan, one of the president s strongest supporters in congress. Also with us this evening just the news editorinchief john solomon and adviser to President Trumps legal team, Boris Epstein. And congressmanelect Burgess Owens who stands ready to help the president in his fight for free and fair elections. President trumps legal team today pressing ahead with a number of challenges, and in those challenges trying to remove hundreds of thousands of votes cast in democrat stro
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Careening in this room for us and i know that the congresswoman couldnt be here today, i want to thank her for being a true champion for Public Health. Also want to thank the American Academy of pediatrics for being such a great partner to us as we start this event. So, Big Cities Health Coalition was founded i was a former leaders for Health Departments to Exchange Strategies and address issues to promote and protect the health and safety of the residents. There we have of pediatrics will do a Measles Outbreak one oh one and why immunization is so important. The American Academy of pediatrics is a nonprofit professional organization with more than 67000 pediatricians we are dedicated to the health and safety and wellbeing of children and adolescents and young adults we publish recommended elimination schedules with the cdc American Academy physicians and gynecologist so lets go back to the history of measles in 1953 it was licensed in a 1968 the vaccine began to be over the country it