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How the end of the mask mandate will effect your health; NASCAR at Bristol with Stephen; President Biden says, it’s up to you whether or not to wear a face mask on public transportation; NBA playoffs 2022: LeBron, Kevin Love and more react to Brooklyn Nets-Boston Celtics Game 1 thriller; NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Sewell insist NYC subways are safe after rampage as mayor downplays crime surge; Colin Kaepernick says he wants to prove he can be QB #1 and is willing to play backup; Zelensky: ‘We must prepare’ for Russia to use nuclear weapons’; “florida rejects 41% of new math textbooks, citing critical race theory among its reasons”; “Opinion: will Trump be able to wade his way out of troubled waters again?”; and more, if we can fit it in, tonight at 7pm.
CNN reports that a suspect has been identified in the NYC subway shooting-was it a terrorist attack; NASCAR at Martinsville with Stephen; President Biden, for the first time, used the word Genocide today to describe Russia's war in Ukraine; Pittsburgh Steelers lose their quarterback to a tragic accident; Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson received a celebration at the White House for being confirmed as the next Supreme Court Justice-once Justice Breyer retires; Scheffler wins the 2022 Master’s-how did Tiger Woods do?; Dr. Fauci correctly predicts a COVID-19 surge in the U.S. as some cities like Philadelphia look to re-impose indoor mask mandates again; uh oh, “Congress says the NFL Washington Commanders team appear to have broken financial laws and owe money to visiting teams and season-ticket holders”; sadly a young black Utah elementary school student died by suicide because allegedly the school allowed bullying to go unchecked; in tennis-“ Djokovic loses in first match since February”; ghost guns-do you know what they are? we will talk about why the President spoke out about them; the WNBA commissioner expresses her support for WNBA player Griner who has been detained in Russia; the Lakers fire head coach Frank Vogel after a disappointing season; Russian tankers move in Ukraine to pose a heavy offensive as some Ukraine soldiers claim they were poisoned by chemical weapons; MLB spring training games are on and popping; the Lt. Governor of New York turns himself in and was arrested on alleged charges of bribery and misuse of campaign finances; and more, if we can fit it in, tonight at 7pm.
COVID-19 omicron BA.2 variant is here-we will discuss how to protect yourself from it; NASCAR with Stephen; President Biden and President Obama-together again today at the White House as the current President signed a part of Obamacare into law; congratulations to the South Carolina women’s national basketball champions; genocide in Ukraine-is the Russian army committing war crimes and why hasn’t the United Nations done something about it?; congratulations to the Kansas men’s basketball team for winning the national championship; the votes in the senate judiciary committee for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was along party lines, therefore, it will go to the full senate; did 76ers coach Doc Rivers through Harden under the bus after their loss?; the January 6th committee today is listening to Ivanka Trump testify in an attempt to determine whether Trump could have stopped the insurrection; Tiger Woods says, “as of now, he plans to play in the Masters”; Biden administration plans to extend student loan repayment pause until the end of August; “C.D.C. confirms it will lift public health order restricting immigration the agency cited “current public health conditions and an increased availability of tools to fight Covid-19” as grounds for returning in late May to pre-pandemic policies for admitting migrants;” and more, if we can fit it in, tonight at 7pm.
COVID-19 omicron stealth dominant variant has inspired the FDA to recommend a second booster shot for Americans who are immunocompromised and over 50 years old; NASCAR with Stephen; did President Biden’s comment that Putin should be removed from office cause the Russian army to change course?; is your NCAA Men’s basketball bracket like you expected as we head into the final four?; “Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is the most popular Supreme Court nominee in years” although one Senator is seriously considering not voting for her; let’s talk about the women's NCAA final four tournament that is “set”; “the biggest fraud of a generation-the looting of the covid-19 relief program, also known as the PPP”; this evening President Biden signed into law the Emmett Till anti-lynching bill which will be a federal hate crime; still staying in the limelight-former President Trump asks Russian President Putin to release information on Hunter Biden as the January 6th committee plans on hearing from his son in law-Jared Kushner and they attempt to determine whether Trump used a “burner phone”; many think Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas should recuse himself from any case relating to the January 6th insurrection since his wife, Ginny was in constant contact with Trump chief of staff, Mark Meadows; and more, if we can fit it in, tonight at 7pm.
A“judge finds January 6 defendant guilty of trespassing on capitol grounds”; “olympic champion Evgeny Rylov loses speedo deal after attending Putin rally”; “white house: there’s no money to pay for everyone’s fourth COVID shot”; “2022 ncaa men’s tournament top moments: Gonzaga gets by Memphis”; the U.S. Senate judiciary committee questions President Biden’s U.S. Supreme Court nominee Kentanji Brown Jackson-the first African American woman-this week; NASCAR with Stephen as he talks about the crazy cup race at the Atlanta speedway; “Russia says Biden spouting 'personal insults' with Putin 'war criminal' accusation-Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov sees 'irritability from Mr. Biden'; an opinion columnist writes- “as women’s NCAA coaches lead effort to help Ukraine, it’s time for men’s coaches to ‘pony up”; thieves are using unique methods to steal gas as prices rise-how much are you paying per gallon of gas?; “NCAA swimmer wants rule change after missing out on finals to Lia Thomas;” and more, if we can fit it in, Tuesday, 7pm.
And just like that-he’s out of retirement and back at Tampa-guess who?; former President “Barack Obama tests positive for COVID-19”; march madness is here-the NCAA Tournament bracket is ready-we will talk about it; U.S. House of Representatives approves a 1.5 trillion bill including Ukraine aid, Russia oil ban, funds averting a U.S. gov't shutdown; “Brooklyn Nets' Kevin Durant scores 53 points, tells New York City mayor to 'figure out' vaccine policy”; “US, Ukrainian officials brace for possible Russian chemical attack while “senatorial democrats divided over proposal to suspend federal gas tax”; the Washington Commanders happily receive Carson Wentz as their quarterback; the “Georgia state senate approves so-called ‘Critical Race’ bill-now it heads to House of Representatives”; NASCAR’s “Kyle Larson to start at rear in cup race; a leaked kremlin war memo instructs Russian state media to feature fox news host Tucker Carlson 'as much as possible,' says mother jones report”; and more, if we can fit it in, Tuesday, 7pm.
McDonald’s pulls out of Russia; Brittney Griner- a U.S. WNBA player-is a Russian prisoner, how do we get her home?; today President Biden announces that the United States will ban all Russian oil and gas imports; “NASCAR legend Richard Childress offers to donate 1 million rounds of ammo to Ukraine. Childress said the Russian invasion is "a wake-up call for America"; remember COVID-19? the state of Florida is recommending no vaccine for their healthy children; Aaron Rodgers will remain in Green Bay; as gas prices rise in the States-is there an end in sight?; March Madness-who will be going to the dance?; “N.J. reports 762 COVID cases, 15 deaths as state shifts from pandemic to endemic-is COVID a pandemic or endemic in your state?; “Xi says China is willing to play role in mediating Ukraine crisis, in call with European leaders”; Russell Wilson is out of Seattle; the first capitol riot defendant found guilty on all charges; the nfl suspends Calvin Ridley; Florida lawmakers pass "Don’t Say Gay" bill; Poland stands ready to send Russian Migs to US Air Force base in Germany; and more, if we can fit it in, Tuesday, 7pm.
President Biden enters his first state of the union address with a very low approval rating; ‘Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin addresses Russia's invasion of Ukraine, pleads for peace: 'no more war';’ ‘republicans descend into foreign policy factionalism over Russia-Ukraine standoff -there is no unified pushback to Joe Biden as he confronts one of the trickiest international dilemmas of his presidency;’ ‘Ukraine invasion puts Russia's elite sports status at risk;’ President Biden nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to be first black woman to sit on Supreme Court; how airplanes became the WNBA’s biggest scandal; “what is the SPR, and why does Biden want to use it to fight Russia?’; head coach Dawn Staley cut up and sent something to black female head coaches around the country-what was it and we’ll talk about it; an ‘Indiana bill banning transgender girls from girls' sports heads to governor's desk-the bill would ban transgender girls from participating in girls’ athletic teams—but doesn’t stop transgender boys from playing on boys’ athletic teams;’ ukraine’s president urges our president to send a strong message to Russia; major league baseball postpones the start of it’s season-we will tell you why and more, if we can fit it in, Tuesday, 7pm.
President Biden this afternoon spoke to U.S. citizens and the World regarding Russia’s invasion into Ukraine; “Michigan men's basketball coach Juwan Howard suspended for rest of Wolverines' regular season after postgame altercation at Wisconsin;” “Ahmaud Arbery's killers found guilty on all counts in federal hate crime trial;” “Medina Spirit's 2021 Kentucky Derby win has been nullified and horse trainer Bob Baffert is suspended;” “Russia's Federation Council gives consent to Putin on use of armed forces abroad, Russian agencies report;” “Pittsburgh Steelers hire Brian Flores, who is suing the NFL for racial discrimination, as assistant coach;” what will you do as States move to make COVID-19 an endemic, not a pandemic-without science?; NBA All Star game-should it still be played?; TWOSDAY, do you know what that means?; honoring Black History-American History, the Supreme Court rejects former President Trumps request; and more, if we can fit it in, at our new day and time, Tuesday, 7pm.
President Biden this afternoon spoke to U.S. citizens and the World today saying “we do not seek to destabilize Russia;” congratulations to the Los Angeles Rams on winning the NFL Superbowl as a majority of fans watching do not wear masks-as mandated in Los Angeles; athletes all over the world are speaking out against Russian figure skater-Kamila Valieva-we will tell you why; “child Covid-19 hospitalizations rose amid Omicron, especially among children too young to be vaccinated;” “protesters blocking a US-Canada border crossing over Covid-19 mandates can face severe penalties, official says;” Americans win how many medals in Beijing?; it is rumored that the Biden Administration is funding crack pipes?-we’ll talk about where in the world that came from; “GOP boycotts Biden Fed nominees' vote as bank fights inflation;” “Lauren Boebert Says 'the Constitution is Not Evolving'—People Point Out Amendments;” and more, if we can fit it in, at our new day and time, Tuesday, 7pm.
“World leaders try to de-escalate Russia-Ukraine tensions with diplomacy”; China's choice of Uyghur torchbearer causes controversy; the Supreme Court sides with Republicans in Alabama’s election map case; allegedly a few NFL coaches were paid to lose games; some democratic governors are putting an end to mask mandates in schools while the CDC recommends indoor masking for schools continue; the houston texans in talks with Lovie Smith about potentially becoming next head coach and your thoughts on the pro bowl; there are 11 days until government funding expires and there is no deal made; Senator McConnell “denounced the RNC for calling the Jan. 6 riot legitimate political discourse” as VP Pence said he had no “right” to overturn election; top biden science adviser Dr. Eric Lander resigns after accusations of bullying; in Beijing Olympic athletes complain about a lack of food, and information at the quarantine hotels; johnson & johnson pauses production of their one shot vaccine-why; peng shaui spoke to the press at the Olympics; silencing Joe Rogan-will that affect his 1st amendment rights?; what is happening to the republican party’s election platform as the House GOP retreat has not invited democratic President Biden to their conference in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., from March 23-25?; and more, if we can fit it in, at our new day and time, Tuesday, 7pm.
Happy Black History Month; President Biden met earlier today with the two top senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee to discuss his upcoming Supreme Court nominee as the White House puts an emphasis on getting bipartisan input on Biden's eventual pick and the President fulfills his promise of nominating a Black woman to the Supreme Court; ‘Spying. Human Rights. Covid-19. Beijing Olympic athletes face the most complex games ever. competitors navigate a tense mix of issues around politics, free speech, security and strict pandemic protocols;’ a ban on race and sexuality books in Texas schools are being enforced-should this happen in your child(s) school district?; Tom Brady officially retires from the NFL while the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Raiders will compete at the 56th Super Bowl; bomb threats made at historic black colleges and universities today on the first day of black history month; Todd talks tennis specifically the Australian Open; President Putin claims ‘the west has ignored Russia’s key security concerns’; he’s back-former President Trump says if he’s re-elected he’ll add a few new pardon’s; and more, if we can fit it in, at our new day and time, Tuesday, 7pm.
The Cincinnati Bengals and San Francisco 49ers complete stunning NFL playoff upsets thanks to last-second field-goals; the “Biden administration to withdraw Covid-19 vaccination and testing regulation aimed at large businesses”; the NCAA adopts new transgender policy as Lia Thomas controversy brews; Ukraine receives second weapons shipment from US as American forces as President Biden says “there won't be "American forces moving into Ukraine"; Todd with tennis to talk about how the Australian Open officials ask fans to remove T-shirts with slogan 'Where is Peng Shuai?'; the January 6th committee has been talking with ex-attorney general William Barr; “Beijing unveils new COVID-19 measures ahead of Olympics”; “Biden looks for way to win back deflated Black voters”; “John Stockton’s defiance of COVID-19 mask mandate forces Gonzaga to suspend NBA Hall of Famer’s basketball season tickets”; and more, if we can fit it in, at our new day and time, Tuesday, 7pm.
The Omicron variant of COVID-19 is being questioned as whether it is an endemic-what is an ENDEMIC or a Pandemic-Dr. Fauci and other’s have the answer; as the regular NFL season over, we will talk about week one of the playoffs; today, the Senate began its debate on the filibuster; Djokovic has been deported from Australia; America has seen a rise in the Omicron variant in it’s nursing homes; Senators Sinema & Manchin stick to their guns in opposition to filibuster; the Biden administration regroups after Supreme court loss on COVID mandated vaccines; the J6 committee just announced new supeonas for those they see as instrumental in the insurrection, and more, if we can fit it in, at our new day and time, Tuesday, 7pm.
COVID-19 as an endemic-what is an ENDEMIC and do you want your children back in school?; nfl coaches fired or quit & the playoffs-we’ll talk about it; civil rights leaders didn’t want President Biden to waste his time with a speech-why?; #Djokovicout is the new hashtag after the grand slam winner tested positive for COVID-19, then had an in person interview; the late Senator Harry Reid lies in state in the Capitol Rotunda today; “California leaders are confident the Super Bowl will stay in LA even as COVID-19 cases explode”; “Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer doesn’t have the votes to win on voting rights or the filibuster-who can help him?; former Hawai’i players blast coach Todd Graham in state senate hearing; January 6th committee calls Congressmen McCarthy to testify and each invitation has different levels of subpoenas as the build back better act is stalled-what does that mean for the average American?; democrats are in power in the house, senate and the white house-why then have they failed at raising the minimum wage, adjustments in climate change; turning the voting rights act into law, access to abortion, change with gun control, problems with COVID-19 testing, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
Dr. Fauci says vaccine boosters work against fast spreading Omicron variant as the NBA Gets Its First Case of Omicron Variant in COVID-19 Test; are rising food costs becoming a problem for your household?; approximately 75 players returned COVID-19 positive tests Monday and Tuesday, and the rush continued as the NFLPA today pushed the NFL to reinstate daily COVID-19 testing for all players; “the U.S. House of Representatives votes to hold former congressman Mark Meadows in contempt, sending a criminal referral to Department of Justice-will he be arrested?”; “in just over 36 hours (from early Monday to Tuesday evening), nearly 30 players and staff members were added to the league's COVID-19 protocols. Tuesday's game between the Minnesota Wild and Carolina Hurricanes was postponed because of COVID-19, one day after the Calgary Flames' season was put on pause amid an organizational outbreak”; “the Supreme Court lets Texas abortion law continue but says providers can sue”-how does that affect your state?; college football’s Bryce Young, quarterback from the University of Alabama wins 2021 Heisman Trophy; “the Cherokee Nation chief optimistic about seating a delegate in Congress”; “Tension boiling over between coach Urban Meyer, Jaguars players, staff amid 2-10 start”; Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi speaks of the House of Representatives passing the build back better bill into law today; “NBA fines Kevin Durant $25K for 'obscene language' toward a fan”; “the Air Force discharges 27 troops for refusing Covid-19 vaccine”; and more if we can fit it in at 7pm, EST.
ReBroadcast- Dr. Fauci says vaccine boosters work against fast spreading omicron variant as the NBA gets its first case of omicron variant in COVID-19 Test; are rising food costs becoming a problem for your household?; approximately 75 players returned COVID-19 positive tests Monday and Tuesday, and the rush continued as the NFLPA today pushed the NFL to reinstate daily COVID-19 testing for all players; “the U.S. House of Representatives votes to hold former congressman Mark Meadows in contempt, sending a criminal referral to Department of Justice-will he be arrested?”; “in just over 36 hours (from early Monday to Tuesday evening), nearly 30 players and staff members were added to the NHL league's COVID-19 protocols. last tuesday's game between the Minnesota Wild and Carolina Hurricanes was postponed because of COVID-19, one day after the Calgary Flames' season was put on pause amid an organizational outbreak”; “the Supreme Court lets Texas abortion law continue but says providers can sue”-how does that affect your state?; college football’s Bryce Young, quarterback from the University of Alabama wins 2021 Heisman Trophy; “the Cherokee Nation chief optimistic about seating a delegate in Congress”; “tension boiling over between coach Urban Meyer, Jaguars players, staff amid 2-10 start”; Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi speaks of the House of Representatives passing the build back better bill into law today; “NBA fines Kevin Durant $25K for 'obscene language' toward a fan”; “the Air Force discharges 27 troops for refusing Covid-19 vaccine”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
ReBroadcast- Dr. Fauci says vaccine boosters work against fast spreading omicron variant as the NBA gets its first case of omicron variant in COVID-19 Test; are rising food costs becoming a problem for your household?; approximately 75 players returned COVID-19 positive tests Monday and Tuesday, and the rush continued as the NFLPA today pushed the NFL to reinstate daily COVID-19 testing for all players; “the U.S. House of Representatives votes to hold former congressman Mark Meadows in contempt, sending a criminal referral to Department of Justice-will he be arrested?”; “in just over 36 hours (from early Monday to Tuesday evening), nearly 30 players and staff members were added to the NHL league's COVID-19 protocols. last tuesday's game between the Minnesota Wild and Carolina Hurricanes was postponed because of COVID-19, one day after the Calgary Flames' season was put on pause amid an organizational outbreak”; “the Supreme Court lets Texas abortion law continue but says providers can sue”-how does that affect your state?; college football’s Bryce Young, quarterback from the University of Alabama wins 2021 Heisman Trophy; “the Cherokee Nation chief optimistic about seating a delegate in Congress”; “tension boiling over between coach Urban Meyer, Jaguars players, staff amid 2-10 start”; Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi speaks of the House of Representatives passing the build back better bill into law today; “NBA fines Kevin Durant $25K for 'obscene language' toward a fan”; “the Air Force discharges 27 troops for refusing Covid-19 vaccine”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
Dr. Fauci says vaccine boosters work against fast spreading omicron variant as the NBA gets its first case of omicron variant in COVID-19 Test; are rising food costs becoming a problem for your household?; approximately 75 players returned COVID-19 positive tests Monday and Tuesday, and the rush continued as the NFLPA today pushed the NFL to reinstate daily COVID-19 testing for all players; “the U.S. House of Representatives votes to hold former congressman Mark Meadows in contempt, sending a criminal referral to Department of Justice-will he be arrested?”; “in just over 36 hours (from early Monday to Tuesday evening), nearly 30 players and staff members were added to the NHL league's COVID-19 protocols. last tuesday's game between the Minnesota Wild and Carolina Hurricanes was postponed because of COVID-19, one day after the Calgary Flames' season was put on pause amid an organizational outbreak”; “the Supreme Court lets Texas abortion law continue but says providers can sue”-how does that affect your state?; college football’s Bryce Young, quarterback from the University of Alabama wins 2021 Heisman Trophy; “the Cherokee Nation chief optimistic about seating a delegate in Congress”; “tension boiling over between coach Urban Meyer, Jaguars players, staff amid 2-10 start”; Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi speaks of the House of Representatives passing the build back better bill into law today; “NBA fines Kevin Durant $25K for 'obscene language' toward a fan”; “the Air Force discharges 27 troops for refusing Covid-19 vaccine”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
BREAKING NEWS- former congressman Mark Meadows sues House January 6 committee; the college football bowl schedule with a list of matchups, dates and times; some parents knowingly sent their children to school after they tested positive for Covid-19 and as a result, 75 classmates were forced to quarantine; Vigneault fired as Flyers head coach; Florida’s governor DeSantis proposes a new civilian military force in Florida that he would control; week 13 in the NFL-how did your team do?; democrats want to revive efforts to compensate Black WWII veterans denied benefits; U.S. announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing winter Olympics; the U.S. department of justice cites discrimination in lawsuit against Texas over voting districts; uniformed white nationalist group marches at the Lincoln memorial and an the Atlantic magazine claims that “Trumps coup has already begun” as well as discussing what the “GOP does to it’s own dissenters”; trial begins for former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter-charged in the death of Daunte Wright; house of representatives passed both the National Defense Authorization Act and a “process” bill that delays Medicare sequestration cuts while providing the Senate with a one-time exemption to pass a debt-limit increase by a simple-majority vote; according to “The Hill”- the Senate will take an initial vote Thursday (tomorrow) on a bill that prevents Medicare cuts and greenlights a one-time exemption from the filibuster for a subsequent debt ceiling bill and Speaker Nancy Pelosi predicted today that both chambers of Congress will pass the $2 trillion expansion of social benefits and climate programs before Christmas”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
World AIDS Day; LeBron James is COVID-19 positive; U.S. first confirmed case of the COVID-19 OMICRON variant was reported in California; World Tennis Association announces immediate suspension of tennis tournaments in China; President Biden spoke today about fighting covid, the supply chain problem, and American economics; Alabama's college football’s version of the drive keeps its playoff hopes alive; Supreme court-The New York Times say “the lawyer representing Mississippi was at the center of a 2017 abortion controversy” as the highest court in our land considers overturning Roe Vs. Wade; NFL week 12-is your team where you expected them to be?; Ahmaud Arbery’s killers were found guilty; “Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid on bout with Covid-19: 'I really thought I wasn't going to make it'; former Trump chief of staff-Mark Meadows-cooperates with January 6 investigators submitting; no more “Master’s” for golf great Tiger Woods; former President Trump tested positive for COVID 3 days before his mask-less debate with President Biden in 2020; Michigan school shooting; Rep. Ilhan Omar plays life threatening phone messages; Stacey Abrams launches her bid for Governor of Georgia; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
ReBroadcast The U.S. House of Representatives passes a censor against Congressman Paul Gosar for his threatening video against Congresswoman Ortez; Washington Football Team fears Chase Young tore ACL and beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; ‘COVID-19 is surging in Europe. Experts say it’s a warning for the U.S…states could look at Europe and take it as “a sign that the U.S. might still see resurgences as well,”; “Florida's Samford Debacle (and Denials) Should Be Final Nail in the Coffin for Dan Mullen”; defense attorney in Arbery case says, “no more `Black pastors’ in court for Arbery case”; Cam Newton returns as Quarterback to the Carolina Panthers; the jury deliberates for the Rittenhouse trial; The Ottawa Senators Have a 100% Vaccination Rate—and 40% of the Team Has Tested Positive for Covid; President Biden’s job approval is at record low before he passed the infrastructure bill and “this could actually be the week Biden's Build Back Better passes the House” while American inflation soars; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
The U.S. House of Representatives passes a censor against Congressman Paul Gosar for his threatening video against Congresswoman Ortez; Washington Football Team fears Chase Young tore ACL and beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; ‘COVID-19 is surging in Europe. Experts say it’s a warning for the U.S…states could look at Europe and take it as “a sign that the U.S. might still see resurgences as well,”; “Florida's Samford Debacle (and Denials) Should Be Final Nail in the Coffin for Dan Mullen”; defense attorney in Arbery case says, “no more `Black pastors’ in court for Arbery case”; Cam Newton returns as Quarterback to the Carolina Panthers; the jury deliberates for the Rittenhouse trial; The Ottawa Senators Have a 100% Vaccination Rate—and 40% of the Team Has Tested Positive for Covid; President Biden’s job approval is at record low before he passed the infrastructure bill and “this could actually be the week Biden's Build Back Better passes the House” while American inflation soars; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
Danny Hamlin says 'He's just a hack', about Alex Bowman at NASCAR, Stephen will talk about it; COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5-11 can be administered says the “CDC”; the world series 2021-Braves vs. Astros; election day 2021-one of the most important voting days’ in years as history is being made all over America; NFL trading deadline passes, how did your team do?; is Senator Manchin holding up President Biden’s spending bill?; they are now the Cleveland Guardians as the "Indians" sign was removed from progressive field; Senator Schumer proposes deal to lower prescription drug prices”; “2,300 NYC firefighters called out sick as vaccine mandate began, but mayor said public safety was not disrupted”; “liberal court justices warn that guns, same-sex marriage and religious rights could face limits if Texas wins abortion case”, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
Danny Hamlin says 'He's just a hack', about Alex Bowman at NASCAR, Stephen will talk about it; COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5-11 can be administered says the “CDC”; the world series 2021-Braves vs. Astros; election day 2021-one of the most important voting days’ in years as history is being made all over America; NFL trading deadline passes, how did your team do?; is Senator Manchin holding up President Biden’s spending bill?; they are now the Cleveland Guardians as the "Indians" sign was removed from progressive field; Senator Schumer proposes deal to lower prescription drug prices”; “2,300 NYC firefighters called out sick as vaccine mandate began, but mayor said public safety was not disrupted”; “liberal court justices warn that guns, same-sex marriage and religious rights could face limits if Texas wins abortion case”, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
NASCAR winners and losers at Kansas, Stephen will talk about it; “Alabama governor instructs state agencies to fight federal Covid-19 vaccine mandates”; the world series 2021 - Braves' Charlie Morton threw 16 pitches on a broken leg -- and then apologized it wasn't more”; “house votes to posthumously award the Congressional Gold Medal to 13 US service members killed in Kabul airport bombing”; “ex-Washington Football Team employees' letter brought to owners meeting, urges NFL to release investigation report”; “democrats cutting paid leave from spending deal amid Manchin opposition”; 100 days until the start of the winter Olympics; “Florida strips schools of federal aid for mask mandates”; “melbourne shuts door on unvaccinated players for Australian Open”;“McDonald's sales increase amid spike in US menu prices bigger order sizes and higher prices have helped increase the company's revenue in the U.S.”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
The FDA announces that COVID booster shots may be mixed and matched; NBA starts their season and the Sixers suspend Ben Simmons; Kyle Larson wins again, securing a playoff birth at NASCAR-Stephen will talk about it; under pressure, the democrats cut back spending; Dawn Staley signs a historic multi-million dollar contract with south Carolina; “Senator Manchin’s climate stance threatens to shatter infrastructure bargain”; “Lane Johnson returning to Philadelphia Eagles after two-week absence to address mental health”; “Trump sues to keep White House records secret, claiming executive privilege”; “City” will celebrate Sky’s championship Tuesday at Millennium Park”; “2021 MLB playoffs: schedules, postseason bracket, analysis and updates”; “Manchin climate stance threatens to shatter infrastructure bargain”; “inside the unraveling of Ed Orgeron's LSU tenure in just 21 months”; “Rachel Levine sworn in as first openly transgender 4-star officer”; “washington state head football coach ousted after refusing Covid-19 vaccine”, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
President Biden speaks to the nation about the supply chain crisis; one week before the start of the NBA season, Kyrie Irving chooses not to take the COVID-19 vaccine-what will that mean for the Brooklyn Nets?: pharmaceutical company “Merck requests FDA authorization for COVID-19 antiviral pill”; Kyle Larson wins playoff at Charlotte Roval for NASCAR-Stephen will talk about it; “the House of Representatives temporarily raises debt ceiling, averting default”; “gas prices skyrocket as the global energy crisis worsens”; Jon Gruden resigns as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after emails he sent ten years ago surface and are allegedly homophobic, racists, and sexists; “a research study finds 'mixing and matching' boosters safe, but Moderna, Pfizer are best”; “Beaten Deontay Wilder has no plans to retire after Tyson Fury loss” and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
Shooting takes place in an Arlington, TX high school; Bubba Wallace wins after the NASCAR crowd chants ‘F–k Joe Biden’ at Talladega-Stephen will talk about it; “18,000 shots given to N.Y.C. school employees ahead of vaccine deadline the mandate is the first full vaccine requirement for any group of city workers and affects well over 150,000 teachers and staff members”; “Rajah Caruth is plotting his NASCAR dreams while being an HBCU student”; “the US is turning a corner in its fight against Covid-19, Fauci says, but it's still too early to let our guard down”; “Iowa, Cincinnati move into top five of AP top 25 poll as Clemson drops out”; “five issues to watch as new Supreme Court term unfolds”; “Dodgers' NL wild card roster announced”; “Biden administration reveals number of nuclear weapons in US stockpile”; “McConnell offers democrats deal to solve debt impasse”; “Mac Jones reveals what Tom Brady told him after Patriots-Bucs game and week 4 in the NFL”; “sources say NBA players won't be required to get COVID-19 vaccination”; “California oil spill: pipeline wasn't shut down for more than 3 hours after pressure failure alert, feds say” and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
Congress presses military leaders over Afghanistan withdrawal; Stephen will discuss NASCAR and the Las Vegas cup results; “House votes to suspend debt ceiling again though unlikely to pass the Senate”; “former Olympic swimmer pleads guilty to felony in Jan. 6 case; “Pfizer Kids’ Covid Vaccine May Not Be Authorized Before November”; “College football polls: Updated AP Top 25, Coaches Poll rankings after Week 4”; “a record number of cargo ships off the California coast shows a crack in the supply chain; NFL and week 3; “mandates are boosting vaccination rates, but not without a tradeoff”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.
