redirect police funding, because they have way too much money, a big change from three years ago. when he was running last time, at the democratic convention, he campaigned on the idea that police are racist, the dnc s platform stated millions of people in our country have good reason to fear that they may lose their lives in a routine traffic stop or while standing on a street corner. really? joe biden isn t talking like that anymore. it is not hard to see why. the anti-police movement that he supported big-time has destroyed major democratic controlled cities. take, for example, seattle. they lost many officers and hit a 30-year low in the number of officers on the payroll. on top of that, seattle s state government where the senate and hougs are controlled by democrats has decided to decriminalize drug possession, effective july 1st. no state law in washington against drug possession. that is absolutely true. democrats refused a compromise bill are republicans because it i
jacqui heinrich lab at the white house. what s on the campaign agenda today? well, john, the biden campaign seems to have noticed the trump campaign raking in the donations following that conviction, so they are leaning into the messaging, too. i have no doubt they raised a significant amount of money because his base we know is going to stick with him through thick and thin with her he s a convicted felon or not. this campaign did in fact have one of the best stretches of fund-raising since the campaign launched. there s at least one democrat he thinks that the wrong approach. congo s been dean phillips, who tried to primary biden this year, says donald trump is a serial liar, cheater, and philanderer, a six time to clear bankruptcy, and instigator of insurrection, and he thrives on portraying himself as a victim. governor kathy hochul should pardon for the good of the country. there are plenty of other voices within the party who disagree. i think the president shou
Organization. john: but he was happy enough to sideline dr. robert redfield. here s a great point. you just made a great point and here s another one. that 6-foot rule came from the 1918 flu and it was studied again on the flu, a complete different virus. we were studying this virus, the coronavirus, and nebraska in february of 2020, and they were finding it all over the room. so we already knew that distancing and masking wasn t going to be enough, and ventilation, it turned out in retrospect, was the way to go, and cleaning rooms. but we knew it then. so it s disingenuous to say, i don t know where that came from. it came from the 1918 flu, and he knew it. of course he was very vocal in every other regard, hydroxychloroquine, everything. he had opinions. he definitely knew that this was a misappropriation of science here. spew sandra: he was also aquestiod
. so glad you are here. let s talk. tony fauci is out of office. he is very concerned about hess legacy, very defensive about his handling of the covid pandemic. i don t know why but kevin corke does and has the story. evening, brian, show me a school that i shut down,a factory that i shut down, never, i never did. if you can t dazzle them with brilliance, just baffle them with bull, some say critics who are accusing dr. anthony fauci of passing the buck during his recommendations for the pandemic. i gave a public health recommendation that echoed the cdc s recommendation and people made a decision based on that. i never criticized the people that had to make a decision one way or the other. fauci told americans that masking wasn t necessary and