Exposure to ivermectin have more than doubled this the year as people continue to use it in an attempt to prevent or treat covid19. Ivermectin has not been approved for treating covid19 in humans. The fda tweeting the other day this, you are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, y all, stop it. Of course some of our nbc reporters have called to stores who sell this stuff, they say they can t keep this stuff, it s flying off the shelves because of what we re hearing there. Those words lifted straight from my fifth grade teacher, actually, in mississippi. Y all are not a horse. Y all are not a cow. Seriously, y all stop it. Unfortunately we re talking about people guiding americans to use deworming treatment for cows. And for horses. And it s one of the strange things, willie, that again we talk about this a good bit. Something we ll never understand is this resistance to the vaccine. The safest vaccine, as we heard yesterday, safer if you look at the numbers than aspirin. And peopl
And it s going to be fun. It ll be a bit of honest competition in our world, rachel. We talk in politics a lot about competition and how so much of it is rigged. We re going to watch honest competition for the next couple weeks and i m excited about that. There s a reason why we all love sports and it s because we love merit cratic competition. There s a reason we love it and there s no shame in that. Have a good night, rachel. Tonight we re sounding the alarm. Now is the time to protect the right to vote, everyone s right to vote, not next week or once the nonsense in texas is over or the fraudit in arizona is going to be done. But, in fact, now. Each moment wasted is another moment for republicans to stop more of us from exercising that right, and that s how it s going to go. In a brandnew report, the brennan center for justice finds that just since the start of this year, 2021, 18 states have passed 30 laws to restrict voting access, 18. We re only halfway through the year. You can
Top seed novak djokovic wins his opening match for the 17th consecutive year. And the drunken teenager who ended up choosing the wrong house to sleep off his hangover. Hello and welcome to the programme. President biden has spoken of the need for america to fully address what happened in tulsa 100 years ago when hundreds of black people were massacred by a white mob. He said for too long that part of history had been cloa ked in darkness. During a speech at a memorial event in the city, he said that had to change. The president also announced that vice president kamala harris will lead the administration s efforts on voting rights. Republican state lawmakers, across the us, are attempting to introduce voting restrictions which impact many african americans. Gary o donoghue reports from tulsa. This is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. Local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to meet t
according to the minnesota state patrol, some officers suffered minor injuries. at least 40 arrests were made overnight, as reports of looting in the area remained limited. two armored law enforcement vehicles were rolled out to subdue the crowds that were out past the 7:00 p.m. curfew. they tried to put a curfew, people stayed out. more than 1,000 minnesota national guard troops were also deployed to the area. willie? let s go right to minneapolis, bring in morgan chefski. morgan, good morning. what are you seeing out there? reporter: good morning. we are here in brooklyn, about 200 yards from that police station where hundreds of people gathered last night. and we witnessed ourselves as police and national guard moved politic by block, dispersing that crowd with tear gas, with rubber bullets, doing whatever they could to try to get those people out of the way that were causing so much havoc here for the past two nights. we re standing in front of a strip mall that was d
criminal investigation to hunter biden s taxing and his corrupt business dealings in china. soon. biden fired a new defense lawyer, chris clark, former federal prosecutor, the day that hunter biden s father was sworn in as president, this man was appointed by biden administration to lead the i have doing, nicholas quaid, another partner at the same law firm, you say, what it is big deal? the big deal is hunter biden s deficient lawyer, new head of doj criminal division they worked together, on multiple cases, including one they were still working on together when mcquaid got the doj kid, in his new role health oversee criminal investigations including one in to hunter biden. is this some kind of a joke? it is not obvious, and outrageous conflict of interest, of course, but it looks worse. was nicholas mcquaid given his new role at department of justice by the new president s team in order to protect the president s son? imagine it is last year, john johnjr. was caught dodging