lot different. you will notice the change upon arriving where there is plenty of room at the curb. there was no traffic. i skated right through tsa. no problem. inside ticketing kiosks have barriers and agents in ppe. even the security line used to be snaking out the door, now a breeze. doug with sfo said a third of the stores inside are still shut. different. a lot less passenger activity. we are down about 75% from this time last year and you can really see it in the terminals. while sfo felt like a ghost town it s not indicating the rest of the country. only about 40% of the usual flights are running out of sfo but many are adding flights. aaa said this year s travel numbers are only 10% lower than precoronavirus travel days painting a very different picture than the one we see here. it was like bombs had gone off. i took pictures of the inside of the airport because it was just incredible. that the bay area has done such a good job of having very proactive, ve
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watters investigating a new tax on strippers. that s absolutely ridiculous. bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. america s power in decline, that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. while stories like the zimmerman trial, the irs scandal and obama care are important. they do not define the nation. but the economy does. by far the most important story in america today is our declining economic power. yesterday, i said that on the cbs morning program. do you believe we have moved in the last five, six years to a nanny state? do you live in romania? of course we have. what s your best example of that? food stamps. look at the explosion of people receiving benefits from the government. more than 50% of american homes doing it. compared to 20 years ago. we have got a 17 trillion-dollar debt. okay? i mean, if we continue this, i m going to have to m