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shows you deaf ear ice and this is

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what a day where we can officially announce

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a job harder than rocket scientist. Professional! Jar!

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a jar. Tpp typically take

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on today. Show treacherous winter

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weather told roughly ninety people across

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the country. plus to death toll

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in Gaza has past twenty five

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thousand. But first Florida governor around

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a sanctimonious announced yesterday his exit

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from the race to be com

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the Republican presidential nominee. If there

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was anything I could do to

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produce a favorable outcome, More.

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Campaign stops. More interviews. I would

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do it. But. I can't ask

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our supporters to volunteer their time and

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donate their resources. We don't have a

1:00

clear path to victory. Accordingly, I

1:03

am today suspending my campaign. That

1:05

was, of course something we all

1:07

expected would com, but perhaps just

1:09

not this soon. As we know,

1:11

he did not win the Iowa

1:13

Caucuses last week, finishing in a

1:15

distant second behind Trump. But that

1:17

is really where the writing was

1:20

already on the law. Iowa was

1:22

a state into which the Santas

1:24

had poured millions of dollars in

1:26

an aggressive campaign, visiting or ninety

1:28

nine counties in the state and

1:30

in the process ignoring other. Early

1:32

voting states like New Hampshire like South

1:35

Carolina, so we can tell he really

1:37

was putting a lot of eggs in

1:39

that basket. But this is why Joe.

1:41

See the old folks say don't count

1:44

your eggs. Beef out a hatch

1:46

I saw mine. That. He

1:48

spent like a hundred and fifty million

1:50

dollars for twenty three thousand votes and

1:52

I was something I'm not number. So.

1:55

That's like six thousand hours of though you.

1:57

This is the fiscal responsibility we keep. Hearing

1:59

about for maybe it. Did

2:02

he say anything else of interest

2:04

when he ended his sampling? I

2:07

was too busy searing. Associated with the

2:09

rest of it? Yeah, well. I'm

2:11

not sure if this is interesting

2:13

or not, but he did endorse

2:15

Trump take a listen. he has

2:17

my endorsement because we can't go

2:19

back to the old republican guard

2:21

of yesteryear. Or repackaged formed

2:23

have warmed over corporatism that

2:25

Nikki Haley represents. The. Days

2:28

of putting Americans last, of kowtowing

2:30

the large corporations of caving to

2:32

woke or or ideology. Are.

2:35

Over of course it's not like

2:37

Trump needed his endorsement per se,

2:39

but the fact that to save

2:41

his did has prompted discourse about

2:44

his he might consider being Trump's

2:46

running mates. No dissent is has

2:48

said that the Vp position and

2:50

doesn't offer him much of anything

2:53

but you know people rely and

2:55

we will do have to wait

2:57

and see. Now that basically leaves

2:59

this thing as a race between

3:02

Trump and Nikki Haley and Miss

3:04

Mama's. Is out here ready to

3:06

fight. Okay, he or she is

3:09

giving a speech in Seabrook, New

3:11

Hampshire yesterday remove. His

3:14

residency isn't. Everything

3:18

I. Mean

3:20

emergency. Meeting

3:25

on inland Sea sick youtube

3:27

I get is not buying.

3:29

At. The end I was I bought it

3:31

this given the to terrible choices of Trump

3:34

or Nikki Haley. I will take Nikki Haley.

3:36

That. Our thing, that's gonna work.

3:38

He sees it related to this question

3:40

of what does family speech or looks

3:43

like? Let's turn to Tomorrow's New Hampshire

3:45

primary allies will certainly be on Donald

3:47

Trump and Nikki Haley. Trump remains. That.

3:50

Clear front runner right now, but he really

3:52

is turning our attention to unaffiliated voters in

3:54

a season since had to the polls as

3:56

well. And Democrats will be too, even though

3:58

President Joe Biden will not. The I'm at

4:00

all of this year because of this complicated site

4:02

where the Dnc wanted by the end of the

4:05

on South Carolina buyouts. First for that says I'm

4:07

in a few weeks whole thing about he will

4:09

not be on the ballot but there's still a

4:11

lot of important down ballot races and New Hampshire.

4:13

For democrats, the boat on like the state's

4:15

governor is for example. So let's get into

4:18

that and how much the people of New

4:20

Hampshire grilled Nikki Haley Over these past few

4:22

weeks I spoke with many a speech Yankees,

4:24

a former Democratic representative of New Hampshire seat

4:26

House as well as the Northern Regional Director

4:28

at Run for Something, A progressive group dedicated

4:31

to recruiting and supporting young candidates vying for

4:33

down ballot office is also worked for others

4:35

groups like New Hampshire Young Democrats and Free

4:37

and Fair New Hampshire in the past. so

4:39

it is safe to say he knows what's

4:42

up in the Granite State. I toss them

4:44

earlier. I started by asking him how Nikki

4:46

Haley is. Bearing in the state. University

4:48

of I wish I just left of be

4:50

we did like a little baby says my

4:53

my was excited very excited but you know

4:55

here in New Hampshire we do talk a

4:57

lot of about access your the aura talk

4:59

about I have a party there are like

5:01

you know what you think, the chances are

5:04

it I just said thought two things. one

5:06

I think she's gonna drop over of the

5:08

minutes tennis just I plan to census didn't

5:10

even make it's rare for primary he's out

5:12

and you know I think second I'd be

5:15

in our governors and guess it kind of

5:17

flatlined her campaign. And versus see Denver's

5:19

they don't have to do is just kind

5:21

of. She's had a map and it's a

5:23

satellite. I don't think she's really on whichever

5:25

side and worth his point. I mean, obviously.

5:27

space. And and second, because. The fields.

5:30

Literally have been ourselves you like this is put

5:32

up a good fight but I think it's over.

5:34

So you've served in the state legislature in the past.

5:36

What is it that voters want to hear from the

5:38

candidates? Democrats included as they make their case for why

5:41

they should be the President? The sell. them are

5:43

so i will say that new hampshire

5:45

may not be the kind of place

5:47

that as don't necessarily always pick or

5:49

a person to be president's but we're

5:51

very good at weeding out the field

5:53

we will seek out candidates we will

5:55

expose them for who they are the

5:57

us in the real questions i mean

6:00

Speaking of Nikki Haley, she was asked during one of the

6:02

town halls, you know, what was the cause of the Civil

6:04

War? And her answer, no,

6:07

nothing to do with slavery. I mean, I think the

6:09

cause of the Civil War was basically how government was

6:11

going to run. The freedoms and what

6:13

people could and couldn't do. Thank you.

6:15

And then in the year 2023, it's

6:18

astonishing to me that you answered that

6:20

question without mentioning the word slavery. What

6:22

do you want me to say about

6:24

slavery? No, um, you answered my

6:26

question. Not the best. Not

6:28

the best. And it was just that's a

6:30

very key like New Hampshire moment. That's just

6:32

one of those things that people say, you

6:34

know, only here in New Hampshire do we

6:36

get those real life moments where we interact

6:38

with candidates, where we actually, you know, we

6:41

ask these questions and they're expected to answer.

6:43

They're expected to, you know, be genuine, be

6:45

authentic. And if they're not, voters

6:47

see right through it. Voters can kind

6:49

of smell the BS. And so, you

6:51

know, folks are asking questions to candidates

6:53

about, you know, the future of this

6:55

country, whether it's the economy, whether it's housing,

6:58

whether it's immigration. And I think one of

7:00

the things I like about the state. Right.

7:02

So we can't talk about the New Hampshire

7:04

primary without talking about how Biden is not on

7:06

the ballot. He is the first sitting president in more

7:08

than 50 years to essentially

7:10

skip over the granite state. And

7:12

that's because there is this drama after

7:15

the DNC alleged that New Hampshire officials scheduled

7:17

their election too early. So Biden focused

7:19

on South Carolina and said, you're part of the

7:21

campaign to get people to write Biden in on

7:24

their ballot this Tuesday. Why is that? What's

7:26

the goal? Why is it important? We're

7:28

having this primary Joe Biden is not

7:30

on the ballot, but we take our

7:32

civic responsibility like extremely seriously. You know,

7:34

the New Hampshire primary is it's going

7:36

to happen and we're going to make

7:38

damn sure that people know that he

7:40

is the best candidate. And he is

7:42

our pick to lead our country. And

7:45

honestly, I think, you know, we want

7:47

to make sure that folks know his

7:49

of his accomplishments, whether it's the inflation

7:51

reduction, that the bipartisan infrastructure act. You

7:53

know, things like that that I think

7:56

are actually making a difference in people's lives.

7:58

Things like reducing the cost of income. insulin

8:00

and fighting for things like trying to

8:02

reduce our student loan debt. He's the

8:04

best candidate and we're just going to

8:06

make sure that he comes out on

8:08

Tuesday. Yeah. Aside

8:11

from the presidency, there's another crucial race

8:13

happening in New Hampshire for the governor's office.

8:15

The Republican governor of New Hampshire, Chris Sununu,

8:17

declined to run again and so Democrats are

8:19

trying to flip the suit blue. Can

8:22

you tell us more about why that effort is so

8:24

crucial? Yeah. We've got

8:26

two major candidates right now, former

8:28

mayor Joyce Craig from Manchester and

8:30

executive counselor Cindy Warmington. I

8:32

want the house majority. I want the

8:34

state senate majority because it legitimately will

8:36

make a difference in people's lives, but

8:38

the key will be making sure we

8:40

get the governor's seat. So

8:42

I think end of the day, that's going to

8:44

be a super competitive race and their opponent is

8:47

going to be right now. The

8:49

front runner looks like Kelly Ayotte. Chuck Morris,

8:51

who's a state senator, is also running. So

8:54

it's going to be a tough race. Everyone's

8:56

going to be fighting for that. I'm sure

8:58

the DGA and the Republican Governor's Association, whatever,

9:00

they're going to be throwing in a boatload

9:03

of money. So it's going to be a

9:05

contentious race. It's going to be an exciting

9:07

one. And I think I live in Nashua

9:09

and my city is one of the cities

9:12

that really is a big determiner. So we

9:14

win Nashua, most likely we win the state.

9:17

Yeah, absolutely. Manny, thank you so much

9:19

for being here. This was great and

9:21

good luck on Tuesday. Oh, thank you.

9:23

It's been a pleasure. That was my conversation with

9:25

Manny Espitia of the Progressive Group Run for

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That's a better some headlines

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hurdle. I'm. Successful

12:07

in Gaza has soared past twenty five

12:10

thousand people because and health ministry announced

12:12

that grub number yesterday and one of

12:14

the deadliest days of the war happened

12:16

this costly than one hundred. And seventy

12:18

eight Palestinians were killed and one twenty

12:21

four hour period. Meanwhile, Israeli

12:23

President Benjamin Netanyahu continue to double down

12:25

a consistent solution even after President Biden

12:27

try to put him on the matter

12:30

and a call on Friday Netanyahu later

12:32

said in a video statement quote I

12:34

will not compromise on full Israeli security

12:37

control over all the territory west of

12:39

the Jordan River. It's a stance that

12:41

is to say the least, increasingly at

12:44

odds with the international community. Yesterday, Un

12:46

Secretary General Antonio Good Ted as had

12:48

this to say. Repeated

12:51

refusal yesterday to accept

12:53

to split solutions for

12:56

Israel. your father senior

12:58

is totally unacceptable. A

13:01

Grand Jury is said to investigate local

13:03

police and you all the taxes for

13:06

their response to the deadly Twenty Twenty

13:08

Two massacre at Rob Elementary School. The

13:10

move was first reported by the You've

13:12

Already Leader News on Friday and he

13:15

comes after the Justice Department released a

13:17

report last week's be telling the police's

13:19

failures in the shooting that killed and

13:21

nineteen young children and to have their

13:24

teachers. Many former law enforcement officials have

13:26

already resigned or been fired following the

13:28

massacre. Now members of the Grand Jury

13:30

will me twice. A month to hear

13:33

testimony from witnesses. In order to

13:35

determine whether you've all these, District

13:37

Attorney Christina Mitchell can bring criminal

13:39

charges against some of those officers.

13:41

Kimberly Mods or Rubio the mother

13:43

of a ten year old girl

13:45

who was killed in the Ivaldi

13:47

school shootings released a statement on

13:49

Friday saying quote: I am glad

13:51

people are finally seeing the truth.

13:53

Our children and those two teachers

13:55

were failed. And some

13:57

very tragic news: Ninety one people die.

14:00

Due to last week's and hence armed

14:02

snacks throughout most of the country to

14:04

suffocating to see the as the news

14:06

outlet found that most of the deaths

14:08

of it in Tennessee and Oregon seven

14:10

out of both states declared safe of

14:12

emergency at the city or Iceland towards

14:14

on average over the weekend blow and

14:16

on infrastructure. And awesome the roads

14:18

and. Portland Episode com Three people who

14:20

were electrocuted to death after a power

14:22

line fall on their car med fries.

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The only survivor was a baby who

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is in the. Casualties.

14:29

Also happened in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Washington,

14:32

Kentucky, Wisconsin, New Jersey and New York

14:34

and tens of thousands of people across

14:36

the country are so without power as

14:39

a result of the severe weather conditions.

14:41

Cold. Weather is expected to last for the next few.

14:44

Days nationwide. California may

14:46

have some of the country's highest

14:48

housing costs, but it will soon

14:50

give first time homebuyers a helping

14:52

hand with round to have a

14:54

popular loan program. It's called the

14:56

California Dream for All a shared

14:58

appreciation loan. State officials announced that

15:00

starting in April, people can apply

15:02

for no interest, no monthly payment

15:04

loans that have club or down

15:06

payment and closing costs to qualify.

15:08

You have to be a first

15:10

time Home owners and your parents

15:12

must not own a home so

15:14

this is a big. Deal for

15:16

people who can't rely on generational well.

15:18

it's also open a people who's been

15:21

in foster or institutional care and repayments

15:23

on the loan only take him when

15:25

the home is paid off, resold or

15:27

refinance round. One of these programs hook

15:30

place last April and it was so

15:32

popular that it ran out of funds

15:34

in just eleven days. But this extension

15:36

goes a long way in tackling the

15:39

states housing from exists right before route

15:41

to was announced. California Governor Gavin Newsom

15:43

joined Pod Save America last week. To

15:46

talk about that crisis and more

15:48

California, we've led the nation in

15:50

terms of high costs and nimbyism

15:52

that's led to a low production

15:54

in blood to supply demand imbalance

15:56

that is quite literally strangling the

15:58

billie for middle class. To make it. You.

16:01

Can listen to that full interview with

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new some on tomorrow's episode of Pot

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Save America. Nearly thirty

16:07

thousand and faculty members in a car

16:09

for history adversity system or yes will

16:11

walk off the top today to demand

16:13

better pay and benefits starting at eight

16:15

Am Pacific Time. Processors, librarians,

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counselors, And coaches from all

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twenty six classes and buses will go

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on strike for the next five at

16:24

the university sphere to meet their unions'

16:26

demands for a new labor contract. Their

16:29

unions the California Faculty Association with asking

16:31

for a twelve percent salary increase across

16:33

the board for a number of school

16:35

officials have only offered faculty a five

16:37

percent salary bump so far. This comes

16:39

after. See: as you came to an

16:41

agreement with more than one thousand of

16:43

It's trade workers on Friday. those workers

16:45

are set to join Csc faculty and

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they're straight and a show of solidarity

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was a vote to ratify their new

16:51

deal. See, as you said over the

16:53

weekend that classes will not be cancelled

16:55

because of the straight, but students across

16:57

the state have no idea. What their schools

16:59

expectations are if their own teachers aren't coming

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to class. Now that studies

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on by causes may be cancelled. Listen, when

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I was in school we had this

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