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west virginia democrat the biggest road block? vice president kamala harris arrives in south america with her first across the border trip. and facebook defends its decision to ban donald trump saying his account will remain suspended for at least two years. how will the ban affect the upcoming midterm elections. it s way too early for this. good morning, welcome to way too early so happy to be back here with you. i m casey hunt with you. senator joe manchin will vote against federal voting rights legislation laid out by his own party. he indicated his stance for the people act in a filibuster. he writes in part, quote, the right to vote is fundamental to our american democracy and protecting that right should not be about party or politics. protecting this should not by a partisan manner. some in my party have embraced reforms and policies solely supported by one party. respectfully, i do not a glee. i believe it will destroy the already weakening binds of our ....
i m really pleased to welcome such close allies and good partner. the united states and japan have a big agenda ahead of us and we are two important democracies in the indo-pacific region and our cooperation is vital in my view, and i think in both our views, to meeting the challenges facing our nation, and ensuring the future of the region remain free and open and prosperous. so i m looking forward to speaking with the prime minister and our teams are tackling a shared agenda. we are ready to get to work. so welcome, mr. prime minister. as we say in the body i used to work in, the united states senate, i yield the floor to the prime minister. it s all yours, yoshi. prime miniister suga: thank you very much. thank you for expecting me as the first foreign leader under your presidency. my deepest gratitude to you. and yesterday there was a shooting in indianapolis, so i heard, and causing much casualty. i would like to express my condolences to the victims and my sympath ....
announcement. brian: i thought it would be a big unveiling. ainsley: if brian is acting a little crazy today he i saw him in his office is he celebrating cinco de mayo. brian: right, exactly. the only way i know how. steve: which is? brian: guacamole. steve: today is cinco de mayo. in certain states they are lifting some of the radio strictions but going forward the federal government still has lots of rules shortly after the biden administration came into power how closely the federal government worked with the teachers union. brian: it s impossible. they follow the science. steve: they work with the teachers union to make sure that they got exactly what they wanted when we look at some of the quotes put them up side by side to think about. notice how identical language was used what the cdc said. next thing you know the federal government is saying the exactly same thing the union told them to say. ainsley: how do we know this the conservative watchdog group americans ....
you are already the queen of fiction. it s like you ve got a gigantic kingdom and it s not enough for you. you need to come over to the nonfiction writer s world and just demolish us as well. what s going on here? host: i did want to start by asking you ve written i think five novels before this book, why not fiction? what s finally tempted you over and i m wondering do you see this very much as a blip in your nonfiction writing career or now more fluidly kind of going back and forth? the reason for writing this and the intention talking about alzheimer s around the world for over a decade now, that s super important work to me personally. i know it is for you as well trying to help folks understand this disease and encourage earlier diagnosis and resource for care and research. it turns out every time i spoke about alzheimer s, the conversation eventually shifted to memory and forgetting in general. i found that folks over the age of 40, definitely over the age of ....
are you invading our space with nonfiction? you are already the queen of fiction. it s like you ve got a gigantic kingdom and it s not enough for you. you need to come over to the nonfiction writer s world and just demolish us as well. what s going on here? host: i did want to start by asking you ve written i think five novels before this book, why not fiction? what s finally tempted you over and i m wondering do you see this very much as a blip in your nonfiction writing career or now more fluidly kind of going back and forth? the reason for writing this and the intention talking about alzheimer s around the world for over a decade now, that s super important work to me personally. i know it is for you as well trying to help folks understand this disease and encourage earlier diagnosis and resource for care and research. it turns out every time i spoke about alzheimer s, the conversation eventually shifted to memory and forgetting in general. i found that folks ove ....