he is a career criminal. free on $1,000 bond a year and a half ago. rap sheet, charges on both coasts dating back to 2010. dana: a growing memorial for brianna kupfer outside where she worked and was killed. jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with the latest. good morning, jonathan. good morning. brianna kupfer was alone in the store and texted a friend saying someone who had walked in was giving her a bad vibe. minutes later, kupfer lay on the floor of that store covered in blood stabbed, police believe, by the person who was giving her those bad vibes. they are looking for 31-year-old shawn lavalle smith, the man seen leaving the score where kupfer worked via a back alley and 30 minutes later seen in this video by a nearby seven/11 paying for a vaping pen and calmly walking out. he is believed to be homeless, has a long criminal record across the country and is currently free on a $50,000 bond from charleston, south carolina following an arrest on suspicion of firing
we have been doing and that time is every day. every day it is time for us to agree that there are things and tools that are available to us to slow this thing down. what you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things i have ever heard. at no point in your rambling incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. i award you no points and may god have mercy on your soul. rachel: and with that being said, i think we need to go back and examine what kamala harris just said. i quote: it is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time is every day. everyday it is time for us to agree. wow. what a profound statement from our vice president. that s the kind of quote that engraved in a plaque and hung on the walls of the capitol. she didn t answer the question. but she did at least provide us with a timeless quote. so i will answer the question f
pandemic. and that is a stunning reversal from just last spring when 65% approved. in the face of those plummeting numbers, the president is still touting progress and once again pointing the finger at people who chose to be unvaccinated. some democrats are no longer looking to the white house for leadership on this. they are taking it into their own hands. senator bernie sanders introducing a bill to send high-quality n95 masks to every single american household. on the house side, representatives slotkin and ryan are urging the president and his administration to purchase and distribute kn95 masks to any household that wants one. the president says the white house will be providing high-quality masks to the public as well as getting those half billion free tests. the president has promised many times that he would shut down virus, remember that. but even dr. fauci says that s not going to happen. we are going to look ahead at what happens when this peaks and it ultimately
worry around the coronavirus pandemic builds. his coronavirus advisers were grilled on capitol hill today. instead the president choosing to focus on an issue he hopes unite and invigorate his political base. at least right now the votes aren t there. and progressives are skeptical. in fact, one of the leading progressive adds vo cats for voting changes who happens to be from georgia, snubbed the president, electing not to show up in atlanta today white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening,. peter: peter good evening, bret. the president isn t even back here yet the naacp is already pressuring him to back up today s big talk saying in a statement voting rights should not simply be a priority it must be the priority. it s not the only thing on the president s plate as covid continues to spread more than ever. it s worldwide. it s not slowing up very much. peter: covid cases in this country climbing higher, 1 and a h
let s ask bill mcgurn and kim strassel and kyle peterson to give kim, explain something to me politically, president biden s approval rating down 41%. virginia give a rebuke to democratic party blowout spending in the last year, why did democrats go ahead and vote to spend another 2 trillion? it s really a lot bigger, wife? 4 trillion, let s put there at least. they see it as a once in a generation opportunity to create entitlement programs cradle-to-grave system in the united states and nothing apparently, not even politics dissuade from that. even coming out of horrible virginia loss, you can see what s happening from the economy and inflation, they told themselves the answer is to get the agenda done. nothing in the polling suggest that is the case, it s a fiction they told themselves cementing a program to last for generations. paul: kyle, break this down, the difference between the 2 trillion and what outside private analysts say is 4.6, 4.9, something like that, what