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governor youngkin. one of his first acts in office was signing an executive order making masks optional. schools are suing to overturn that. bill: the governor is not budging. he was elected on a mandate to empower parents. he maintains they should be the ones who decide what s best for their kids and not the government. dana: the only problem some schools are refusing to listen and parents listen here are fed up. give children of parents the right to skoos for themselves. time to quit hiding behind our children and sacrifice their youth for your fear. we want a choice on masks. all children have a right to an education, a right to an education. stop the hypocrisy. bill: for more now david spunt is live in d.c. for the fallout today. good morning. good morning to you. what s interesting is that the mask issue was not even officially on the school board agenda last night. it was open for public comment but you better believe the subject came up as we just ....
report. a cover-up that is at least as damning as any i have heard of in the last few years. u.s. and its allies prepare for war both actual and economic. we don t believe that mr. putin has made a final decision. we still think there is time and space for diplomacy. couple of jaunts for ice cream, joe hasn t spent much time out. let s see, um, he, um, he would say he doesn t have enough free time on his schedule. it will be baby just let it be if it s meant to be it will be ainsley: well, it is meant to be that we are back in the studio. it is january 26th that we are back together. it s been it was a few weeks we were out. and. steve: working remotely. ainsley: it is really nice to be back. i saw that carley and todd are back, too. steve: just in time because, according to the weather forecasters, this weekend, here in new york city, 1 or 2 feet of snow could fall. and there could be 50 and 60 or 70 mile-per-hour winds. so it looks like it s ....
yesterday said bonds and clemens should be in the hall of fame. let s get to that in one second. i definitely want to talk about that, especially with barry bonds. you know, mike barnicle, bill simons, when asked, you know, the greatest athlete he d ever seen in boston, you know, he said, well, i d love to say larry bird. as far as clutch, it was larry bird. when you have a 98 mile an hour fastball at the plate or 81 mile an hour slider coming at you, the fact that ortiz could pick it up, bill simons said, that s the greatest clutch athlete i ve ever seen. that s an incredible thing, how hard it is to put your bat on the ball, especially in the ninth inning or in extra innings. that guy always did it. yeah. he always did it, consistently. you re right when you nailed him in terms of 04. 04 changed boston. it changed new england. it was all due to david ortiz s ability to perform under pressure, as you just pointed out. plus, joe, the idea of hitting a 98 mile a ....
breyer who was appointed in 1994 has served longer than anyone currently on the bench other than clarence thomas and for decades a stalwart of the liberal wing. just last week he krafrtded the majority opinion rejecting a challenge to the affordable care act ensuring the survive of law. he s faced pressure. while breyer resisted the notion that judges are political appointees saying in a speech in april that they are quote loyal to the rule of law not to the political party that hemd to secure the appointment. he told the new york times last summer the person who will be named as a successor was a factor when to consider to retire and recalled something justice scalia told him. i don t want somebody appointed to reverse everything i have done for the last 25 years. this gives joe biden a chance to make the mark on a court likely to take up some of the biggest issues facing the country. it also gives the president a chance to inject a fresh face to the liberal wing and ....
the front doors of the harry s. truman presidential library were made of glass. while that security guard was at the back of the library at the other end of the building looking out this woman in the parking lot apparently there to create a diversion while he was on the other side of the building, two thieves came and smashed in the glass of the front doors of the library, it was very large, it caused a huge commotion, the security guard camea running and the security guard heard more glass smashing and they apparently knew what they werela after. and it went very fast. they were in and out before anybody could catch eythem. the curator later told the kansas city star the whole heist took less than a minute by the time the security guard got back to where those guys had broken in, all that was left was a bunch of broken glass and footprints in the snow. turns out what they were after were these. look at all of these big old swords and daggers. a little known fact about ....