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Arizona Sheriff Mark Dannels: Biden border policies enrich drug cartels charging $6G to smuggle migrants into US. Dannels, a member of the Homeland Security Advisory Council and the border security chairman of the National Sheriffs' Association, claimed that migrants are paying cartels up to $6,000 to help smuggle them across the border. "They're paying $6,000 to come into our country, [they're] taken to communities throughout the U.S. and then exploited by the cartels with drugs, gangs and sex trafficking," he told co-host John Roberts. "This is what the mainstream media's not putting out there right now," Dannels added. "The cartels are smiling thanks to this administration, and the revision on these orders from [the] previous president, Trump."
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Tucker Carlson: World watches Minneapolis as Derek Chauvin's trial begins. The jury pool in the forthcoming high-publicized trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin over the death of George Floyd increased to nine Monday as efforts to find impartial members continue to pose difficulties. Attorneys must agree on 12 jurors to deliberate and two alternates. Meanwhile, a defense attorney for Chauvin asked a judge to delay the trial over last week's announcement of a $27 million settlement between the city and Floyd's family. "I am gravely concerned with the news that broke on Friday," Eric Nelson told Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill. "The fact that this came in the exact middle of jury selection is perplexing to me, your honor." The first potential juror questioned Monday was quickly dismissed after volunteering that she had heard about the settlement and presumed it meant the city didn’t feel it would win the civil case.
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LASD launch's Operation Home bound. LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva directed LASD SEB Paramedics to vaccinate some of our communities most venerable who can't leave home. We are working with non- profits like Disability Voices United, Mother Road Studios to connect w/ those in need.
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Baltimore, Maryland -- Protesters are marching northbound on Nelson Avenue northwest of downtown. Crowds remain peaceful at this time.
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LATEST: 71-year-old driver arrested in San Diego crash at homeless encampment that killed 3 people, injured 8 more.
Fresno police officer on leave after video showed him joining Proud Boys in protest. A Fresno police officer who is under investigation after being captured in photos and video at a protest with members of the far-right Proud Boys group has been put on leave, officials said. Fresno Police Chief Paco Balderrama launched an internal affairs investigation after police became aware of the photos and footage, the department said in a statement Sunday. The statement did not identify the officer by name. The California Peace Officer Bill of Rights prohibits police from naming the officer. The Fresno Bee reported Officer Rick Fitzgerald was spotted Sunday in a livestream by Eddie Block, a Madera man who is a former Proud Boy and whose home was raided by the FBI after he was seen at the Jan. 6 Capitol protest. Others also posted photos of Fitzgerald joining the Proud Boys to counter-protest the sale of the iconic Tower Theatre to a church.

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Tucker Carlson & Julie Kelly calling out the media for lying about officer Brian Sicknick's death.

Tucker: "Officer Brian Sicknick died, that is true. But the liars on television mislead us about how he died, and the truth is we still don't know."
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Tucker Carlson: It's clear public health experts are guided by politics.
'Tucker Carlson Tonight' examines differing COVID guidance from leaders and health experts over the past year
A 24-year-old man suspected of murder is still at large after mistakenly being set free last week, and now the family of the victim wants answers.

According to authorities, Steven Manzo was mistakenly set free the day after he was supposed to be arraigned on murder charges in connection with the killing of 24-year-old Salvador Corrales — a 24-year-old father of two.

LA County Sheriffs: It is the responsibility of the investigating agency and the DA’s Office to file or refile criminal charges. LASD was not the investigating agency. Additionally, LASD was mandated to follow the Court’s ORDER FOR RELEASE. Our hearts go out to the family and community.
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Democrats have murdered The #MeToo movement and Due Process in less than three years.
LAPD HQ: In 1910, Alice Stebbins Wells was appointed as the nation's first female policewoman with arrest powers. She retired in 1940, after serving for 30 years. Mrs. Wells died in August 1957.

Read more about her inspiring story here https://www.lapdonline.org/join_the_team/content_basic_view/833

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Pembroke Pines, Fla.: Two people on board a small plane were killed after it took down a powerline, and crashed into a car, before slamming into the ground, right outside North Perry Airport on Monday afternoon. Two people in the car, a woman and child, were both hospitalized. According to a Pembroke Pines Fire Department spokesperson, the crash took place in the area of SW 72nd Avenue and 12th Street. The FAA says the single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza crashed shortly after takeoff around 3:00 p.m. Monday. The video shows the car driving down the residential road when the plane drops out of the sky and slams into it. The plane then careens into the airport fence and explodes into a ball of flames.
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Retired Army colonel: New military policies are detrimental, divisive. Douglas Macgregor reacts to changed fitness and intellectual standards in the military on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'
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Laura Ingraham: Democrats using COVID-19 to destroy free market system. 'The Ingraham Angle' blasts Democrats' 'slick PR campaign,' destructive policy plans.
Los Angeles, CA -- Audiences were shocked at the 63rd Grammy Awards after watching an "audacious", "daring", and "edgy" performance by a fully clothed woman who sang a beautiful song.
"I never knew a person could wear that much clothing at once," said one attendee of the event. "And her song featured melody, harmony, rhythm, and coherent lyrics. It was one of the most shocking things I've ever seen." Thousands of conservative boomers celebrated the performance, however, as they had accidentally tuned in because they thought Blue Bloods was on. "Now that's real music," said elderly viewer Frank T. Rutherford. "I didn't know the young 'uns knew how to make real music anymore." CBS executives have apologized for the "inappropriately decent and appropriate" performance and have promised to add more stripping and profanity to next year's show. (Source.)
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Authorities responded to a collapsed canopy at a Shell station in Redondo Beach amid today’s wet, windy weather