From congresswoman into taxpayer larry kudlow is here. John: will begin the tugofwar over legislation. Democrats abandon the state capital on sunday effectively blocking at least for now. Welcome for a tuesday edition of america reports. Sandra: governor abbott announcing he will call a special session to finish the job which will happen as early as this week. Republicans say legislation is necessary to ensure voting integrity after combat of 2020 election cycle. Democrats claim the bills of ports voter suppression. John: we will hear from our political panel later on. What is the latest from there? texas governor greg abbott said that he expects legislature here to have it worked out by the time they return for that special session. Now, when is that going to be? there s a pretty special session on the calendar in the fall. We talked to the governor s office in the fall and if this issue would be added to the agenda. The governor not giving a timeline. The democrats walked out to avoi
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a common sense sanctuary. we are saying that these lockdowns and these mandates are hurting our people more than the virus. folks that are saying that they need to be policing people at this point, if you are saying that you really are saying you don t believe in the vaccine. [applause] and you go, go, are go. until you hear a bad. brian: attention all broadway actors, time to get back to work. put on your costumes and wear your makeup and be prepared to entertain us from now until the end of time overpriced tickets theaters way too small and seats no longer fit us because we have gotten to be way too big people. ainsley: what are you talking about. brian: broadway is back. ainsley: so excited. brian: a bit of a rush to open up the state and city quicker so we will forget about all of his troubles. ainsley: traffic is already back. new york is coming back. brian: little by little just in case you don t know while everyone was at home, they painted bike lanes right o
for the nation to see later tonight. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. food for thought, this is some pricy sausage, my friends and how pricy it gets is really in that label. the $1.9 trillion price tag. this divides moderate democrats that won t go with some of the features and overtures on the part of the president of the united states to satisfy them. chad pergram on what could be shall we say an interesting evening. hey, chad. good afternoon, neil. the question is whether democrats can stick together and pass this $1.9 trillion coronavirus bill. there s an effort to court the votes of moderate democrats and maybe a republican or two. members of the gop oppose the bill. it is a wildly out of proportion response to where the country is at the moment. the vaccines are going out, the economies are opening up. majority leader chuck schumer accused the gop of opposing the measure for no good reason. it doesn t matter what is in the bill. everyth
counts including murder and terrorism. he is accused of killing four students. authorities charge them as an adult and they say his father bought the gun used in the shooting just days earlier on black friday. the victims ages range from 14-17 years old. three other students are still in the hospital just a couple of hours ago. listed, we are told, instable addition condition. it will bring out with my cohost here, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany as we have await the law enforcement in oakland to step up to the lectern and announce the charges and give any details that they can. the parents we knew were being talked about, emily james and jennifer crumbley. even of hours he spoke this week that the 15-year-old is being charged as an adult, why now so expeditiously go after the parents legally? you have some thoughts. emily: number one, this sends a message to the culpability that they are michigan views parents as having a responsibility to secure firearms away from chi