last week, missouri senator josh hawley introduced legislation to declassify all intelligence related to the origins of covid-19. now, the bill, whichco unanimouslviy passed the senate and you know, a vote is now scheduled for a house vote this friday.s the bad news is it s badit s b o for doctor flipflop fauci. apparently, fauci oncep initiated a publication designed to disprove the juhan lab leak theory and then later cited that publication from the white house podium as an independent voice of evidencede disproving a lab leak. and meanwhile, today, whorley introduce additional legislatioadtionn aimed at curbe china s influence by banningbann chinesing chinese companiee comp linked entities from buying farmland, ranchland, land near military installations. e rain the u.s.. he joins us now with thert wit latest.h senator , welcome back. let me start with what happened. we had the vote voice vote thate took place in the senate last
the readout. itoe doesn t t look like we gotis anything out of this call. n i mean, you have toli read between the lines, but it seems like all we do is get hectored by china and they re just moving apace on everything they want to do and they don t really care what we say c or i don t thinkhi they they respect or fear the united states under the leadership of president biden and the team we call reminded me of the first meeting between jake sullivanse and secretary blinken and the chinese that happened in anchorage where they just they talked aboutch blame and hw we terrorize black people herete in the states and the american response was to kind of not our heads and say, well, we re not n really that badit. it s hard to imagine why this was the first call between the chinese and the secretary of defense after what , almost six months and it doesn t look like we actually defended the things that matter most to the united states of america. our secretary of ame should have done that .
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are nincompoops or not that they have a bad i.t. department or not that they were struggling to implement the law, but, in fact, they had an intent, that people at the irs had a intent to interfere with two elections, in 2010 and 2012. the direct beneficiary thereof being president obama. so when you talk about misbehavior, alleged misbehavior that benefits a politician, it seems unlikely that that politician s administration can make a good investigation of those acts. if there has ever been an argument for an independent investigator, this meets all of those definitions. bill: it s my sense that the reason why this story crosses both political lines and the reason it sticks is because everybody understands the power of the irs. right. bill: you heard what hillary clinton said when bret and greta
we ll be 10% lower. sales are down but i think we are just seeing a slow christmas season. i m sorry. am i a conspiracy theorist? they could be out there hitting your visa card now. we have to get on it. this could happen to the next 40 million people shopping at, who knows, walmart. because walmart is doing the happy dance picking up target s slack. this is an issue, a bigger issue. people will be concerned about this. gary? i understand what tracy is saying. right after we are done taping i m going to target to buy a nice gift. there we go with the excuses. john did make a good point about companies using this as an excuse for the profit margin. also an excuse for their own bad i.t. spending.