on, and my suggestion is duct tape if you need it. it works wonders for reporting. you would know. and now the latest from cathedral city. and the fire chief michael con contraryes is joining us, and what are your crews seeing out there besides that muddy mess? yes, we are right in the middle of that right now, and in all areas of the muddy area, and the intersection right there that had a combination of what we call the debris flow. so a large amount of the mud and sand moving into that area which is what trapped the cars there. we were able to extricate and rescue seven people there. now, we are going to go house-to-house and making sure that the people who want to get out can get out. we have called in a dozer, or
you may have to hold up signs is, michael. we can t hear your voice. how about that? great. you don t have to use soft buckets. so, tell me about the case of mark meadows. well, you know, i was saying that i think that the motions go hand in hand with each other, and they are not, and nobody is surprised that they were filed, and the motion to dismiss follows motion of transferring case, and basically both of the motions deal with whether or not he was a federal employee doing his federal job, and the motions that to dismiss that he recently filed is based on the supremacy of the constitutional clause that basically says that the state cannot prosecute a federal employee for doing their job that is outlined by federal law, and he is arguing that because i was the chief of staff for the