we are overturning the mask mandate. we just wanted to let people know. you may remove your mask. shocking new numbers show 37% increase in the number of migrants encountered at the border in just the last month. the latest data point demonstrating the illegal immigration crisis as a head of dumping title 42 next month. this sheriff joins us live to discuss the new details and the gruesome murder mystery surrounding a new york city mother of two who was found dead just blocks from her home. we began with a stoner of a ruling after two years of mask mandates and other public transportation. the latest development, good evening, kevin. evening it has been. shannon, you can t make these things up. it is ridiculous and frankly it is unlawful as well. that is precisely what some observers are saying about the joe biden administration travel mandate in regards to masks. there are many people that have a lot to say about it. [cheers] [applause] it was an announcement in air, l
who unleashed prosperity which was the nickname from my right hand. the greatest the state comparing death economy and impact on the education. like the time i were killed over the subway, results were pretty. according to their research, the bottom ten were dominated by states with the most severe lockdowns. among the last to finally reopen schools, the conclusion, shutting down economies in schools by far the biggest mistake ever state officials say during covid particularly in blue states. that doesn t include the getting caught not following their own rules. blue states did the worst. you remember the petty days, governor, how would you contrast normal and president trump? truth. feeling like america has one president in washington but a whole different president for the coronavirus crisis, the guy in charge in new york. you call yourself a global sexual and i agree with you, i feel like i am a homosexual, two. i think it s been really inspiring and refreshing to
this according to the committee to unleash prosperity which oddly was the nickname for my right hand. they graded the state comparing deaths, economy and impact on education. and like the time that i wore a kilt over a subway grading, the results weren t pretty. according to the research, the bottom ten dominated by the states with severe lockdown spirit among the last to finally reopen schools, the conclusion shutting down economies was the biggest mistake state officials made during covid, particularly in blue states. that doesn t even include them getting caught not following their own rules. so the blue states did the worst. so you remember the days of andrew cuomo and governor honk face? how would you compare president trump and andrew cuomo? it is starting to feel like america has one president in washington but a whole different president for the coronavirus. this guy in new york. trevor, you call yourself a homosexual, and i agree with you. i feel like i am a homo
in another year or two it will be a distant memory a relic part of a by gone era like silent films eight track tachs and the late show with colbert. in short it s the monster that manufactures sob soyed narratives from the thing called life. sound like i m describing a bette midler 1-woman show but it s worse. unlike me and my staff the legacy meadey writes creates and producers not for you but for their ego. it s self preservation but like a hospital powered by wind misthey operate only in darkness. i don t know why i m doing that. but when the lights go on, they die like ants under a magnifying glass at high noon. you re seeing it now the manipulation bubble in all its nakedness like that two-way mirror i sin stalled in that guest bathroom it s a bubble they can see out of but won t see you in. but you ve seen it before in dribs and drabs, sometimes the news is so orchestrated it makes the ohio state marching band look spontaneous. take the holidays or the last week of summ
undercover comparator station. hard that would lead to a long buried shocker. are you ready for this? i was waiting for it. i knew it had to happen. dug a discovery in the desert. could it be the perfect crime? i don t know what it would be like keeping that type of secret. welcome to dateline. i am lester holt. for years it was a mystery, a husband who had simply banished. hang on the surface it did not make sense, he had a great family, a job he loved, a daughter he loved. but he also had a secret. so was he missing? or was he hiding? that question would lead detectives to a dark discovery. because someone else had a secret to. there is an old saying, that two people can keep a secret if one of them is dead. we never talked about what happened or why it happened. every marriage has its secrets, and this one was no different. but what if the secret becomes bigger than you? i was just, solving a problem. they were two people who had been unlucky in love th