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we ll get an update on the current state of the virus amid a rise in hospitalizations across the united states. good morning, and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, september 6th. i m jonathan lemire, and thanks for starting your day with us. and we ll begin this morning with the stiffest punishment handed down so far for anyone involved in the january 6th capitol attack. enrique tarrio, the former national chairman of the proud boys, was sentenced to 22 years in prison following his conviction on a seditious conspiracy charge for playing a central role in the 2021 insurrection. his sentence is the longest so far, surpassing the 18 years given to oath keeper s founder stewart rhodes. now, prosecutors had sought a 33-year term for tarrio. wearing an orange jumpsuit, an emotional tarrio offered apologies to law enforcement and washington, d.c. residents for his involvement. he asked the judge to show mercy and vowed that he is done with politics. the judge timothy
Desantis or haley, moving forward, how do you break the Trump Fever . Listen, i think we are into an interesting couple of weeks, and kind of trying eight weeks for trump. On the start of monday night, and then he has a series of contests, electoral, iowa New Hampshire, nevada, south carolina. But then also a lot of court battles. He has, the Supreme Court is going to hear the case on colorado. His Plea Deal to try to have immunity, that will get resolved, and will know whether or not the jan sixth Hearing Trial will start on march 4th, the day before super tuesday. So, im thinking about this, in terms of haley and desantis, if they can. If she can come in second in iowa, beat him in New Hampshire, which i think she is like 12 points down now. And you know how fast New Hampshire can move. I think that is possible
White out conditions, whether you can even get out the road, whether its even possible to get to the Caucus Locations on monday. That might be a factor. Jen, another factor is just the way you campaign against donald trump. How do you break, if you are desantis or haley, moving forward, how do you break the Trump Fever . Listen, i think we are into an interesting couple of weeks, and kind of a trying eight weeks for trump. On the start of monday night, and then he has a series of contests, electoral, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina. But then also a lot of court battles. He has, the Supreme Court is going to hear the case on colorado. His Plea Deal to try to have immunity, that will get resolved, and will know whether or not the jan sixth Hearing Trial will start on march 4th, the day before super tuesday. So, im thinking about this, in terms of haley and desantis, if