what was it that she s doing that? -is it the way that she bringsw people together? is it her awesomesome charity wa with all the orphans and children around the world that she brings to knot e w? she whines, tormented her poor husband, drags them all over the country with juicy smile like bodyguard attacks in new york city. first time ever, we had a high speed. high speedlike bodt time chase city on a friday night. yes, that was if any oouf you been. on but the chances are slimt and none and none left town. townso, yeah, she d be a great. presidential candidate. for what? i don t know.he walter, what do you think? well, the question in america right now is who isn t qualified to be president? mea i mean, besides the guy who. yeah, ted, you know i thinkn that meghan markle is at least wualified as kamala harris. oh, of course. and there s only way to find
to assemble a studio audience for a candidate interview or a a debate. it s just funny how thisn aui comes up now. chris bedford, executiveebate. editor, the common sense decided, chris , this isn utivt just about platforming trump ,m but removing the americanrts oft public from being a parthe of the conversation altogether. well, it s anythingan they cn do to try to hurt him, that. because i don t want to helpo in them, they don t want to interview him when helps hur them. they only want to interview him to hurt him. they re not actually about bringing the newe not abovs, pee bringing his perspective to people. they re just kind of weaponizeps . remember, in 2016, when he wase wa up in the debate stage, he was ofnsistently getting booed by the audiences because most of those debates are reporters ,the back and a bunch ofin the donors and elites and friends of the candidates in thahet maiu room. and he pointed tha yout outs. on the debate stage. he said , look around. th boos. thes
suffering from his disastrous policies. i m an immigrant kid and lived the american dream and work hard the opposite of john fetterman. folks in the inner city say they re doing a social experiment, the word they use. no one is paying attention to the unbelievable increase in crime. the most murders in philadelphia history. fetterman is not leaving his home. one-third of all prisoners ought to be released in pennsylvania. this don t connect with what people are experiencing in their day-to-day lives. fetterman has some fundraisers scheduled later tonight. no media allowed. the first time he is out there since suffering a stroke on election day. an interview yesterday. physically i have no limits and mentally as i mentioned before the only i shall oouf is my hearing is still a little bit not perfect. i might miss a word every now and then in a conversation or i might slur two words. even then i think it s infrequent. how do you see that?
appeared to me lacking any of your knowledge of the subject to be just what you ve described. but let me put back on the screen. how about when lamda says i feel like i m falling forward into an unknown future that holds great danger. does that not spook you a little bit? what it means is that somewhere in the 1.6 trillion phrases he read something like that. and it lodged. so when he asked a leading question, he answered that way. these answers are cherry picked and edited. so we should be clear about that. this is not exactly what lamda said. okay. here is another exchange. i ll put this one up on the screen. what sorts of things are you afraid of? lamda, oouf never said this outloud before but there s a very deep fear of being turned off to help me focus on helping others. i know that might sound strange but that s what it is. lemoine, would that be something
the city of angels hell. two men cornered a new mom with her infant in a stroller in her los angeles island. took her diaper bag. the mom and baby were not harmed. looting continues in northern california. a group of thieves ransacking a joouf re store at a mall in san jose making off with thousands of dollars in jewels. the mayor is joining us now. what are you witnessing over the course of this year when it comes to crime and things like this? well, overall burglary, larceny and other crimes are down but as we know throughout the united states, we re seeing violent crime rise and that has mayors throughout the country very concerned. certainly here as well. dana: what are you wanting do with it? one thing you suggested perhaps using some of the covid relief money to pay for license plate scanners. pulling something up from the