Finding out who did it because they already knew. The coronavirus killed aaron prior, thats what they told us. A local Health Television Station told us that they must be connected. They didnt explain how exactly covid had done that killing, but everyone particularly people in power seemed happy to blame covid, the pandemic today. We heard that a lot. Across the country new York City Mayor Bill de blasio claimed raising prime rates squarely on the virus. Relief organizations will say pride of the recent crime is up is because there has been a cut in funding to the nypd. What do you say to that . This predates any funding decisions, and thats the truth. The perfect storm i mention started in march and april when everything shut down and we saw the Violence Start in earnest, may through june into july. Its clearly because things came unglued. Tucker it right. It mustve been the pandemic, that makes sense. The quarantine did it. We force everyone to stay home and thats whether some the pe
Actually used in that you would Han Lab . Florida Congressman Michael joins us live to discuss. New Revelations Tonight about a Dinner Date with then Vice President Joe Biden and his Sons Business associate. What does the laptop show us. Are you planning on traveling this memorial Day Weekend. You will not be alone. So there is a lot of congestion on the roads and crowds at the airports. What you need to know before taking off and why you cannot just dis the mask just yet. White House Correspondent has the very latest tonight on where things stand with President Biden. Good evening. Fox news has learned that a pair of bills designed to punish china and investigate covids origins are being introduced tomorrow on capitol hill. Correspondent Jack Heinrich telling us that the made in America Emergency Preparedness act establishes a bipartisan commission which is sort of mottled after the 9 11 commission, which is expected to focus on the origins of covid19. The second bill is the never aga
in the poison squad she tells the story of doctor harvey washington wiley. a chemistry professor from purdue university and his investigation into food and drink fraud. in the late 1800s, products such as milk, meat and canned meat, and canned and canned vegetables, not meat. were preserved who knows! [laughter] with chemicals known to be toxic and often using formulas such as embalming fluid and other products. yeah. the chief chemist of the united states department of agriculture, doctor wiley and his human test subjects known as, the poison squad, investigated these harmful products and began campaigning for food safety and consumer protection. a spoiler alert, culminated the passage of the 19 six pure food and drug act. the author of grunt, the curious science of humans that were raised deborah blum has cooked up a delicious, addictive brew. murder, forensic toxicology, new york city in the 1920s, the biochemistry of poison, i love this book, i knocked it back in one go
secretary mike espy. and courtney and ann jackson, the candidates are chosen at random. the order for the opening and closing statements tonight, and who will take the first question. they will have two minutes to answer each question and one minute for rebuttals. andidates may also have additional 30 seconds to respond to some of the questions tonight. the league of women voters will take care of our time tonight, keeping track of our time. we want to get right to our opening statements, followed by the first question tonight. we begin with secretary espy. to host the mississippi farm bureau senator hyde-smith, thank you for agreeing to debate. and for the audience listening in, i thank you for doing that, and i ll thank you for .articipating in this debate we have thanksgiving coming up and we hope that you share it with your families, to enjoy the lord s bounty. ourre here to discuss specific approach to the issues, and i will tell you off the bat, my approach is missi
jodi picoult, you suggest that justice kavanaugh should read your newest book, the spark of life. why is that? sunny think it s one of the most bean el books at abortion rights and women s reproductive right is i found. i worked hard to make it balanced and i think it would allow him to see other people s opinions of view with camp passion and empathy and perhaps protect roe v. wade a little longer. host: you say, all points of view are represented in the book. guest: yes. host: how so? guest: so the book is actually about a shooting at a reproductive rights clinic in mississippi. one othe eight states with one clinic left in america because of over 280 laws at the state level that s chipped away at productive rights since 2012, and in my book, a gunman comes in with a grudge, starts shooting, he kills some patients and hostages and patients and employees and takes the rest hostage, and one of the people he takes hostage a 15-year-old daughter over the hostage negot