Together. We re together. There s so much happening. I do want to go right to politics with you before i lose you. Sure. J. D. Vance, a rookie, someone who has evolved, as they say, in politics or switched sides with himself, but do you think this is a strong pick? like bill barr, it s a bs word, evolved. He flipflopped. Normal people who changed their mind, it s hypocrisy. What s interesting about j. D. Vance is he was out of the gate really hot attacking joe biden in the media after the tragic assassination attempt of donald trump, and j. D. Vance s rhetoric against trump is the most vitriolic i ve ever seen. I mean, he called him, quote, america s hitler. He called him an idiot. He called him things i mean, i ve had a lot of guests on and i don t think anyone has said the things that j. D. Vance said about donald trump. He called him cultural heroin. Coming out of finance and yale and all that, having spent less time in politics, but the way he rose in politics was arguing there s s
but by some time that s that s a very vague long enough in the past to startmetabolizing? exactly. does it exclude him taing fentanyl more recently in time? no. there s no way of knowing the timing. fentanyl depressing the respiratory system can also act with the coronary artery can interact with coronary vessel disease, correct? can you clarify that? i m sorry. sure. does fentanyl s depression of the respiratory system also act with coronary artery vessel disease and oxygen and carbon dioxide to reduce the supply of its supply to the heart? oh, so as fentanyl may lead to a gradual progression of slowing breathing, and ultimately decrease the oxygen, that would apply to oxygen to the brain as well as to the heart. is that what you are yeah. it would likewise increase the carbon dioxide in the blood? yeah. i mean anything that decreases respiration decreases that exchange. as that exchange process is happening, you are not taking in the oxygen,
vengeance. fox news learned lawmakers from both political parties have already requested about $5 billion and counting including let s throw that scroll up. 2 million for a museum exhibit in brooklyn. 1.7 million for a fancy garden in oregon. 436,000 dollars for a meditation and yoga program in new jersey. and the list goes on and on. critics warn it is going to backfire on them big time. every one of those provisions members of conscious thinks it helps them politically at home and create five and 10 jobs, make a mayor or governor happy. none adds up to your reelection. what does add up is the ridicule and mocking you get for special interest provisions, everything being a symbol the government is too big, spends too much money, is out of control and you are now part of the mess. harris: jason chaffetz. you were on the hill when they didn t have this. how does this compare to what america is about to see? i started when they did have them and credit john boehner for ha
the argument has been for quite sometime for the biden folks that this will only affect the small slither of the population, about one-third of 1% of americans, but we ve been crunching the numbers. it would appear that that, expands a lot and includes potentially you as well. we ll explain as will senator steve danicas of the great state of montana get his read on this what he s concerned about but ahead of that let s get the read from mark meredith with the biden plan that i guess is going to be officially debuted in the state of the union address next week, right? reporter: yeah, neil you ll have to stay tuned but already details are starting to leak out good morning to you. next week, president biden is expected to call for another round of tax increases, this time, the focus on wealthier americans who make their money off of wall street, as you mentioned, the president will be laying out his plan for this potential $1.5 trillion in spending when he speaks to congress on
examine both the prosecution and the defense in this case in addition to the tremendous stakes of this trial represents. not just for derek chauvin but racial justice, policing, and civil rights in this country. more than anything, the trial of derek chauvin and the death of george floyd will end up being far more than the trial of one police officer and the death of one black man. this is a test of the system. black people have, for years, pointed out the killings by police are merely contemporary lynches. the first-hand knowledge of the interactions, it sounded unlikely. video started to appear and we watched people snuff the life out of black people suspected committing petty crimes or no crimes at all. they were dead and there s evidence. i m not a lawyer and i m not the jury, what i know is what the entire world knows. after his arrest, with derek chauvin s knee on his neck, he complained about being unable to breathe. despite telling police what has been documented as m