Sent here so that wed put them in our jails because to put them in our jails they didnt pay the electric bill. Oh, i like that much better [ cheers and applause ] oh, thats so much better. Those lights were brutal. Are they coming from the Dishonest Press . Oh, dont turn them off. Forget it. [ boos ] better, right . Dont turn them on. Dont turn the lights on. Plus we save on electricity, right . And because the lights didnt work, i wont pay the rent so we get better lighting and we dont pay the rent, right . Right . No, get those lights off off turn them off, theyre too theyre too bright. Turn them off turn them off. Lets go, ready . Turn off the lights. Turn off the lights. [ crowd chanting turn off the lights ] turn them off. [ cheers and applause ] so much nicer. No, no, thats the way we have to negotiate for our country. They just told me it was the protester that turned the lights off. I love you, thank you so much. So much better. All right, you can get him out of here. Thank you
Replace at a later date. A few things about that. Republicans will, one, likely need 60 votes to wholesale repeal the aca. Thats ten more votes than the 50 votes they havent been able to get for their proposed bill. Two, just repealing the aca would leave 33 million million more people uninsured than under the current law. Thats even worse than the Senate Version of trumpcare, which would leave 22 million more uninsured. Three, re pealing obamacare without having a replacement ready would likely further destabilize the Insurance Markets and lead to even more insurers pulling out of the exchanges. And four, who actually believes republicans would ever get around to the replace part . Joining me now republican strategist christopher metzler, Jonathan Cone of the huffington post, and tommy binion, director of congressional relations for the heritage foundation. Im going to start with you, tommy, and dispense with this idea of just repealing altogether obamacare because that would send the
5 arrests were made over the weekend in Wayne County. Friday Evening, 45-year-old Dennis Galbraith of Cisne was arrested by Wayne County Sheriff's Department on a list of charges, including aggravated sexual assault, aggravated domestic battery, interfering with the reporting of domestic violence, and resisting or obstructing a peace officer. Galbraith is being held without bond. Saturday Evening, 55-year-old Christopher Hedden of Fairfield was arrested at 10:32 PM for possession of meth. Hedden is being held without bond. Authorities arrested 21-year-old Jonathan Cone of Fairfield on a warrant out of Clay County for Theft. He is being held on $1095 bond at the Wayne County Jail. Fairfield Police arrested 25-year-old Jacob Alan Chrtt of Fairfield Sunday just before noon on charges of aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude police. Bond was set at $770. 46-year-old Aaron C. Tislow of Fairfield was arrested by Fairfield Police Sunday Afternoon on a single count of stalking. He is
There were several sentenced handed out in Wayne County Court on Tuesday. 58 year old Brian F. Fitzhugh of Cisne and 38-year-old Chance Young of Fairfield are currently serving time in the Illinois Department of Corrections on different offenses. Fitzhugh received a 24-month probation term while Young received a 30 month probation term for unlawful possession of meth. Both will still have to pay remaining court costs. 35-year-old Shannon L. Cone of Fairfield was sentenced to 5 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections with 27 days credit for time served. She agreed to a plea deal for the term which dismissed several other cases. She will be responsible for $1951 in court costs. She will be eligible for release as early as July of 2025. 20-year-old Crossville resident Isaac C. Knuckles pled guilty to a disorderly conduct charge. He will serve 6 months of court supervision and pay court costs of $999. 21-year-old Jonathan Cone of Fairfield was sentenced to 18 months of probation fo