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Meanwhile in Brooklyn, NYC.
New footage has surfaced from the rioting in Tacoma the other night of two different assault incidents.
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Incredible Wall Street Journal video investigation on Proud Boys role in the protests against mass fraud US President Election 2020.
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Voice Of Man: My heart is broken. I have no words.
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A horrific crash on the QEW has killed 2 women that were in this car. It crossed into the EB lanes of the highway around 6 this morning in Burlington, Canada.
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Meanwhile, in NYC -- NYPD appear to be attempting deescalation tactics tonight (no body armor, light officer presence, chatting with BLM/Antifa.
The Los Angeles City Council Tuesday voted to show its support for any legislation that expedites the process for immigrants working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic to obtain U.S. citizenship.
The resolution was introduced by Council President Nury Martinez, and said in part, "the city of Los Angeles should request the U.S. Congress and the President to establish a fast-track process that would grant citizenship expeditiously to immigrant frontline workers who have proven their courage, commitment and dedication to saving lives.
She noted that the French Interior Ministry established a fast-track citizenship process for immigrant frontline workers in France, and it has approved over 700 citizenship applications.
"Many frontline workers do not have the luxury of working from home, they receive lower wages on average and come disproportionately from socio-economically disadvantaged groups," the resolution said.
"Immigrant frontline workers amidst this pandemic, who continuously expose themselves and their families to the deadly pandemic, deserve the right to apply and be granted U.S. citizenship for their courage and dedication to preserving life," it added.
The resolution must next be approved by Mayor Eric Garcetti.
The resolution was introduced by Council President Nury Martinez, and said in part, "the city of Los Angeles should request the U.S. Congress and the President to establish a fast-track process that would grant citizenship expeditiously to immigrant frontline workers who have proven their courage, commitment and dedication to saving lives.
She noted that the French Interior Ministry established a fast-track citizenship process for immigrant frontline workers in France, and it has approved over 700 citizenship applications.
"Many frontline workers do not have the luxury of working from home, they receive lower wages on average and come disproportionately from socio-economically disadvantaged groups," the resolution said.
"Immigrant frontline workers amidst this pandemic, who continuously expose themselves and their families to the deadly pandemic, deserve the right to apply and be granted U.S. citizenship for their courage and dedication to preserving life," it added.
The resolution must next be approved by Mayor Eric Garcetti.
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Los Angeles City Council supports fast-tracking citizenship for frontline workers
The Los Angeles City Council Tuesday voted to show its support for any legislation that expedites the process for immigrants working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic to obtain U.S. citizenship.
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Here's the full CNBC report from former Fox News host Shep Smith and former CBS/MSNBC/NBC correspondent and host Contessa Brewer about the greatness of not just double-masking, but triple-masking.
Like I said, triple masks are great, but the only way to really stop the spread is to encase your face in cement.
Like I said, triple masks are great, but the only way to really stop the spread is to encase your face in cement.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: Let's begin with a basic point: The United States government should never, under any circumstances, favor one race of people over any other race of people. That is immoral. We are all citizens. We are all human beings. We are all created by God. We are all equal. Every one of us has a right to equal treatment by our government. That right is guaranteed by our Constitution. Never in American history has there been press censorship on this scale. Fox News is the last significant media organization remaining in this country that allows its employees to tell obvious truths in public. The rest of them have been muzzled or shut down completely. The last to go was the social media site Parler, which was created as a free speech alternative to the Silicon Valley monopolies like Twitter and Facebook.
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Sen. John Kennedy on the continued presence of soldiers at the Capitol:
“I'm a pretty simple guy, Tucker. I like breakfast food and straight answers.”
We really needed the troops last year with all the so called peaceful protesting that was going on that caused billions of dollars in damages.
“I'm a pretty simple guy, Tucker. I like breakfast food and straight answers.”
We really needed the troops last year with all the so called peaceful protesting that was going on that caused billions of dollars in damages.
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Today the FBI and The Justice Department provided an update.
More than 400 open cases.
Nearly 140 people arrested.
More than 200,000 tips.
All numbers continuously rise by the hour.
More than 400 open cases.
Nearly 140 people arrested.
More than 200,000 tips.
All numbers continuously rise by the hour.
NYC, Bronx -- NYPD officer shot; One Suspect has escaped. The incident happened moments ago on the corner of Lafayette Ave & White Plains Rd. The officer was shot in the back. Condition unknown. Suspect escaped in black Jeep.
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This father from Loudon County, Virginia has had enough with school boards and teachers unions keeping children out of school against the advice of public health officials
An NYPD officer was shot in the lower back in Bronx Tuesday night. The plainclothes officer was near the corner of White Plains Road and Lafayette Avenue in the Soundview neighborhood around 10:30 p.m., a senior NYPD official with direct knowledge of the incident said. The suspect was identified by the officer, who is assigned to the gun violence suppression division, and then fled. The cop chased after the suspect before two or three shots were heard, a senior police official said. The detective was hit at least once, and was wearing a protective vest at the time of the shooting. The officer was transported by a police department van to Jacobi Hospital in stable condition. A gun was recovered at the scene, and a police had a suspect in custody, according to a senior police official. An investigation into what led up to the shooting are ongoing.