advisories. ice storm warnings, winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories. those warnings have been issued in 25 of the 50 states. for the first time ever in u.s. history, the entire state of texas has been put under a winter storm warning. that s the first time that s ever happened. winter storm warnings extending also to all of arkansas and most of louisiana and most of mississippi and, i mean, it is one thing to have snow and ice in places like minnesota and massachusetts and maine. mississippi is another thing altogether. it looks like all-time new record low temperatures will be set in some places in the united states. today and into this week, parts of the u.s. right now are 50 degrees colder than their average temperature for this time of year. 50 degrees lower than what they usually are this time of year. there has been thunder sleet, which is not a thing i knew existed, thunder sleet and thundersnow in parts of the south, including southeast texas and louisian
welcome to thursday, it is meet the press daily, the biden administration will release an intelligence report that will conclude what a lot of people already knew, that the saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman known colloquially as mbs approved the 2018 murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. moments ago white house press secretary jen psaki affirmed to reporters that they remain committed to that report s public release. she also said the administration is considering a range of options to hold the saudis accountable for this action. this report s public release by president biden will mark a clear break from president trump s handling of u.s.-saudi relations. he downplayed khashoggi s killing because of the kingdom s lucrative financial ties to the united states not to mention his personal business ties with the saudis. abc news was among the organizations that confirmed the intelligence following the murder. this public release, which will name and shame the crown prince
directly at risk. nothing less. and it does much more. under their unsupportable constitutional theory and tortured reading of the text, every civil officer who has served is at risk of impeachment if any given group elected to the house decides that what was thought to be important service to the country when they served now deserves to be canceled. they made clear in public statements that what they really want to accomplish here in the name of the constitution is to bar donald trump from ever running for political office again. but this is an affront to the constitution, no matter who they target today. it means nothing less than the denial of the right to vote and independent right for a candidate to run for elected political office guaranteed by the first and 14th amendments to the united states constitution under the guise of impeachment as a tool to disenfranchise. perhaps my friend put the situation simply and sharply into focus last week on his radio show. my friend
thinking? that he s after i turned after i point the shotgun at him, he s coming back to the truck again. my father is in the back of the vehicle. so what? your dad is in the back of the vehicle? so? so he s the path he s making, he s going to make contact and be on the vehicle. he can jump up. still under pressure, might be armed, can run up and shoot. i m not going to see him at this point. i have a vehicle between me and him. at this point, i leave i m a little past my door. you are this is your door. this is the truck. at some point are you in the crux of the door? i was when he was running to me when i drew the weapon. i was outside the crux, at the edge of the door jam. when he turned and went to the passenger side, i went ahead and moved to the center of the road. outside of this why? i was gaining distance. obvious i thought it was obvious that he was going to glance and go through that yard. okay. that is what i was thinking was going
the devil is in the details. right now as far as signing off on that bipartisan infrastructure agreement, people might have to chill awhile. try about a week. the reading on that from the white house with peter doocy. hey, peter. neil, good afternoon. as it moves to this more expensive social infrastructure bill, human infrastructure bill as they call it around here, president biden does not plan to change his approach at all in dealing with congress. officials say the president is winning they think after getting covid relief and infrastructure through without much input from republicans. we re going to approach it the same way the infrastructure frame work. so right now we re 2 for 2. 2 for 2. the president cannot count on any republican support in the house or in the senate for the progressive spending bill even from republicans that supported him on this last bipartisan infrastructure deal. the congressional budget office is calculating right now. the officials say