Numbers actively . What they did, they decide very early in this pandemic, when they were under scrutiny over their handling of Nursing Homes to not include those residents who died outside the Nursing Homes. And part of that was early on. It was hard to calculate those numbers. Theres some truth to the idea this was a difficult thing to do in the hide of the pandemic last march and april when new york was struggling just to get through it. As you got into may and june and july, the Health Department felt that they could, they had new surveys and they could say heres how many residents of Nursing Homes died inside the nursing home and also in a hospital. And thats important because you want to know how many nursing home residents died, not just ones who died in the nursing home facility. And thats the only number that the Governors Administration was reporting. So they were leaving out about 50 of the people who got sick and, of course, got treated in a hospital and then subsequently d
latest on the fight and the fallout. good evening. reporter: just a few days ago, twitter owner elon musk made headlines when he challenged meta ceo mark zuckerberg to a cage match. that cage match is still tbd but a legal battle between the two might actually be heating up. twitter is reportedly threatening to sue meta the parent company of facebook and instagram that is owned by zuckerberg alleging that a copy twitter with its remarkably similar new social media platform threads. that officially launched last night and is even being there for the twitter killer. in a letter published by the media reporter max bottani, musk s lawyers sent a cease and desist to zuckerberg claiming that mehta has engaged in systematic his appropriation of twitter s trade secrets and even hired a former twitter employees. musk responded to the lawsuit making headlines by tweeting, quote, competition is fine, cheating is not. fox news reached out to meta for comment. director andy stone respo
some 2.2 million people movedas to the southeast in just over two years. that s roughly the population of houstonroughly . and according to a new report in bloomberg, six fast growing states in the south have now added more to the national gdp than the northeast. states those six states florida, texas, georgia and the carolina, fls and tennessee, arn the middle of a $100 billion min wealth migration as the us economithc center moves sout. according to the irs. ds $100 while the south adds $100 billion in wealth, the northeast has lostlth, 60 billion. president joe biden spent today in south carolina celebrating his green energy and money printing approach to politiccelt and economics. and he says this is why theroeda is growth in the south. am i made a commitment and i d be president for all americans, whether their election officials voted foed officir or wherever you voted, visionary or not, i kept my promise. in fact, some analysis has said that as long as i ve seen you do
thank you. so, all right. so i tore my meniscus last year. you you didn t send me flowers. they re coming. but more importantly, i have something really important to tell you. i m totally kidding. i have something more important to tell you. i m going to be in your live studio audience when i m not telling, but i am going to be there. well, how about this? when we re in the same city, which is rare, how about you come on and we ll do a segment together because i miss handing off you every day. no, this is a very long delay. when i do last call, i m like i m like sean talks to tucker, but he doesn t talk to me. i was like, actually , i wasn t tossing to anybody because they had to put my show on delay when i do last call because somebody is going to say, use the f bomb on hannity and you know, then i m going to get yelled at. well, that was me. that was the last message i left. so. all right, hannity, it s good to see it s good to see you again. all right. i will
still too cowardly to take a stand against insurrectionists ex president. the idea of political violence is being normalized. he held newspaper published a piece this weekend underlying its stark terms what this new post trump post january 6th world looks like. the number threat in vests launched by u.s. capitol police in 2021 was 100 and 50% higher than it was in 2017. trump s first year in office. lawmakers who are critical of trump remain among those most frequently targeted for violence. the long and diverse listening clues republicans who voted for an infrastructure bill he opposed. democrats who manage the former presidents impeachments. republicans who supported his ouster after the january 6th capitol attack. and most recently, the nine lawmakers on the select committee investigating the 2021 a riot. all of whom have around the clock security details. end quote. president biden addressed the normalization of violence this week in his soul of the nation s speech. y