make 22 zero again and check that out and you can help out in helping make 22 zero again by visiting sowwcharity.com rachel: that song moved me and reminded me of the power of story telling that country music is really the only genera that can do that in that way, and it was just powerful. joey: we re coming up on memorial day and i m always asked in this job to give my memorial day member as a service member that served. but the truth is i m always thanked for having lost my legs, which is not something i did on purpose. it happened to me, i didn t go looking for it. in 2011, i lost my best friend so suicide after coming back from iraq and struggled with addiction and post-traumatic stress and the va. there s a lyric that says when you lose a soldier by his own hand, that s tough to hear but that s the truth and we need to hear that and that s was amazing and keep that in mind for memorial day. rachel: amazing these creatures can help for memorial day and it s beautiful with
testimony for house, ways means committee. good morning everybody friday, dana has the day off. jacui, welcome back to new york. jacqui: i am jacqui heinrich. veteran tax crimes investigator claiming cover up by the justice department using political interference. shaply saying he was so concerned the way federal prosecutors were handling this case he felt obligated to go pubic. when i saw the egregiousness no longer became a choice. it was something i don t want to do but have to do. jacqui: live at the justice department. david? reporter: gary shaply behind closed doors, members house side. shap ly has been with the irs 1 years as an investigator. he was essentially told the slow walk the investigation. he is still irs employee. we know via various sources that is the hunter biden tax investigation that began in 2018 coming up on half a decade. he joined the probe in 2020. he is going to meet with staff members if they are still in town before the holiday weekend. h
Wherever they want, listen to whatever music, eat whatever they want, that doesnt mean they are cynically free. That is the emphasis. You have to engage in democracy. My dad used to say, if your user rights, you want to lose your rights. If you had to pick another country in the world, only if you had to, where would you find a country that would maybe do it better than us . On possiblyending holland, scandinavia, canada. I think our democracy is being depleted. It is weaker now. More concentrated power in the hands of few against many, and government snooping, corporations playing with our country, exporting jobs and industry and all the fine print that we have to sign the dotted line, the poverty is increasing. We are not competitive anymore when it comes to justice. We are not the standard. Australia has a minimum wage. If youre over 20, it is 16 and . 90. If youre under 20, disease at 13 an hour or 11 an hour and has a lower unemployment rate. By the way, you have to vote in federa
Going through town and they would end up in my dads big restaurant. They talked. They talked about sports, yankees, red sox, local factory situations or politics in general. I realized that even though they would always answer whether they were epublican or democrat or neither, that isnt the way they talked. They talked in terms of what people react to when they work and live in a community. So, it was not ideological. I began to realize that they didnt come in with labels, red state, blue state mentality. They just came in talking about things on the ground. And when you go from the abstraction of ideological clashes which the manipulators love to divide and rule us down to where people live on the grounds it is a different type of conversation. Host how long did you work for your dad in the restaurant and what was your age . Guest i was in high school. And in summers from princeton. And in summers from Harvard Law School until the great flood destroyed the main street in 1955 and my
Pandemic, and thats where we are tonight. Were also going to have jon ossoff join us later in the hour as the days close in on that Georgia Election that will decide who controls the senate. Jon ossoff will be joining us once again on that tonight. You have a great show and a great new year, and i will see you next year, my friend. Thank you, ali. Thank you very much. Well, Anthony Fauci graduated first in his class from Cornell Medical School in 1966 and two years later in 1968 the country endured the most turbulent president ial Campaign Year since the civil war. President Linden Johnson johnsonen abandoned his reelection campaign. President ial candidate Bobby Kennedy was assassinated a month after the reverend Martin Luther king, jr. Was assassinated. The Democratic Convention brought a week of rioting to chicago. There were large and small protests somewhere in america virtually every day in 1968 when the country seemed irreparably broken into unreconcilable political factions ove