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places with high cases. do average americans follow case quantities county by county? no. case counts are kinds of irrelevant at this point. if you are vaxxed, this virus isn t deadly anymore. your chance of catching covid is small. there is a 99% chance you won t die from it or even go to the hospital. out of 160 million americans who have been vaccinated. just a little over 1,000 have died. knees are cdc numbers. and most of them were older americans. one death is too much. but you have a 0.0007 percent chance of dying from covid if you are vaccinated. low risk there is an understatement. you have a bigger chance of dprieg a car crash. but we still get in the car every day. don t we? the left is hysterical. they are being karens about all this. and they can t stop yelling about how some people aren t getting vaccinated. so they are deciding to punish everybody. the left is talking about covid cases are up, but they are not talking about the low number of deaths. this ....
his wife and makes plans to go back on stage, we re learning more about the man whose actions led to cosby getting out of prison. bruce caster, also known as one of trump s impeachment lawyers. let s go outfront. good evening, everyone. i m poppy harlow in for erin burnett. a scheme to defraud that s what prosecutors said what former president trump s company did to the government for over 15 years. at the center of the case, trump s right hand main, allen weisselberg, charged with 15 feltny counts. you see him here in handcuffs walking into court. both the trump organization and weisselberg pleading not guilty today. but the charges are serious, and carry significant consequences. weisselberg is 73 years old and could face a significant amount of time in prison if he s convicted. weisselberg knows the inner workings of the trump organization. he s been by trump s side since 1973. even appearing with him on the apprentice. the former president praised wiseleberg i ....
tomorrow, we will drown out the negative voices that have held us back for too long. after the night of fires, looting, and violence, five people are dead. the end of an era. after ruling late-night television for 30 years, johnny carson steps down tonight. the last tonight show, it was like a train that was going to be derailed and all you could do is stand by and watch. here is bette midler. i can t believe it. the last the last guest. quarter to three there s no one in the place except you and me this was johnny carson. this is what america knew, for 30 years. there is that intimacy. and, john, i know you ll get it anxious johnny s got a look on his face when she says, jon, i know you are getting anxious to go. that, i thought, wow, that made me tear up. she was the voice for america. we all wanted to give him a serenade. how cool is that? and so, it has come to this. i am one of the lucky people in the world. i found something i always ....
you and jay, you re my favorite. are you better off than you were four years ago? ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll. yellow features gobbles dots. did you see a picture in the magazine of reagan riding his horse on the ranch, with george bush running behind with a pooper scooper? johnny had a sweeping popularity. he was around for a very long time. there was something about his presence that, when he speaks, everybody listens. and everybody else falls silent. be kind of interesting to see reagan as president, wouldn t it? might not be so bad. well, i m kind of tired of presidents that play golf and play softball and jog. i d like to see a president who just sits there and dozes off. here s how i realized how good johnny carson was. i was a guest, and i was doing a bit from the couch. and the bit was about how people annoy you when they touch you. you just want to deck em. it s just so anyway and as i m doing the joke, i see he realized his ....
and you realize, the power of these shows to inform and to uplift. you want the truth? you can t handle the truth. to engage with issues that affect society. so, here we go. syria. to be completely disruptive. to be a distinctly-american art form. you are watching a bad-late night, tv-talk show. it s exciting. it s electric. you are correct, sir. it s a part of american culture. prepare to have your minds blown. i am happy to be able to report to you, today, that the state of the union continues to be good. so here s the that cost its happy owners just $9,000. enjoy real big-picture television at small-picture price. 1950s the year zero for late-night television. in those days, the ownership of television sets wasn t widespread. growing up in nebraska, i thought television will, eventually, come. network-television shows all ended around 11:00. well, i can t imagine not being able to turn on a tv and see something that is so cra ....