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Today, Congresswomen Liz Cheney was voted out of her Congressional leadership position; the Tokyo Olympics bans athletes from wearing Black Lives Matter apparel; in India-daily COVID-19 deaths are topping 4000-the World Health Organization classifies triple-mutant Covid variant from India as global health risk-what can the US do to help?; Philadelphia to Lift COVID Limits, Teams Can Have Full Crowds Starting June 11; Speaker of the House-Nancy Pelosi announces change to House floor mask rules; a Republican Congressman says Representative Stefanik is not conservative enough to be GOP leader; Colonial Pipeline gas shortages widen: State-by-State breakdown-Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia among hardest states hit with fuel outages-what will that mean for your car gas prices & did you know you are paying the ransom?; Arizona’s recount fiasco imperils America’s elections-does that mean President Biden will be removed from office?; Senator McConnell leads the GOP in attack on Democratic party’s voting rights bill, 56 killed in Gaza, 6 killed in Israel as UN warns conflict could turn into 'full-scale war', and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.

What was your take on President Biden’s address to Congress?; Kyle Busch celebrates birthday with first Cup Series win of 2021 at Kansas; President Biden says Americans earning less than $400K will not pay 'a single penny' in taxes and his spending plans rely on tax hikes on businesses and the wealthy; NFL draft-did your team get the players they needed?; what if the US does NOT reach herd immunity?; Kaitlyn Jenner hits California nerve by siding with GOP on transgender athletes; Allies of GOP leader vow to oust Liz Cheney-did you read her Op-Ed in the Washington Post?; Former President Donald Trump calls Romney a ‘stone cold loser’ and Sen. Mitt Romney was booed at the Utah Republican convention on Saturday; former President George W. Bush says if GOP stands for 'White Anglo-Saxon Protestantism, then it's not going to win anything'; the Biden Administration raises refugee cap to 62,500 and begins uniting parents with the children who were torn from their arms, and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.

President Biden to deliver first joint address to Congress tonight at 9pm, EST; NASCAR with Stephen; Rudy Guliani’s home and office raided by FBI investigators; an Ohio bar owner refuses to show NBA games until LeBron 'expelled'; Federal prosecutors indict three men in death of Ahmaud Arbery; Kiersten Hening: I was forced off college soccer team after refusing to kneel; man arrested in Mallorca town on suspicion of infecting 22 people with Covid-19 and the U.S. will send India supplies as country faces record COVID surge; Caitlyn Jenner is running for Governor of California if Gavin Newsome is recalled; critics Say Anti-Protest Bill In Florida Threatens Freedom Of Speech, and more and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.

GUILTY-former police officer that killed George Floyd; NASCAR with Stephen; Calls for Indiana gun legislation after FedEx shooting; Lakers will not visit White House due COVID-19 protocols, scheduling issues; COVID-19 numbers continue to climb as the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is suspended for good; gymnastic abuse survivors call for justice after John Geddert's death: 'we'll never have closure'; former Vice President Walter Mondale dies at 93; former Red Sox Star Johnny Damon Arrested on DUI Charge in Florida-two breath tests found that Damon had a blood alcohol level of 0.3 and 0.294, nearly four times the legal limit, police said; House of Representatives Minority Leader, McCarthy will introduce resolution to censure Maxine Waters for comments on "confrontational" protests, and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.

President Biden has ended American occupation in Afghanistan; did Billy Horschel’s Masters meltdown cross the line?; Minnesota National Guard deployed after protests over the police killing of a man during a traffic stop and that same police officer Kim Porter arrested on charges of 2nd degree manslaughter in the same town where George Floyd was killed; NASCAR with Stephen; Michigan’s COVID-19 numbers continue to climb as the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is suspended for causing blood clots; Biden admin secures agreements with Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala to secure borders after officials say White House's border coordinator Roberta S. Jacobson RESIGNS after just a month on the job as Biden struggles to contain a migration surge with the most unaccompanied minors crossing the border in history; the Chauvin trial continues as the defense presents its case and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.

Congratulations to Stanford University’s Women’s Basketball team for winning the NCAA Division 1 Championship; CDC director warns of 'impending doom' as Covid-19 cases spike in most states; Congratulations to  Baylor University’s Men’s Basketball team for winning the NCAA Division 1 Championship; the Chauvin trial continues as Minneapolis Police Chief testifies; NASCAR with Stephen; MLB’s decision to move the ALL STAR Baseball game out of Georgia and Senate Minority Leader McConnell’s response; and more, if we can fit it in at 7:15 pm, EST.

President Biden introduces a 2 trillion infrastructure bill that will bring “largest American jobs since World War II”; the NFL adds 17 games to all rosters for next season; the former officer knelt on George Floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds -- not the infamous 8:46; CDC director warns of 'impending doom' as Covid-19 cases spike in most states as the “French President Emmanuel Macron announced today that the country will widen lockdown restrictions nationwide starting on Saturday, including school closures, a travel ban and a nightly curfew. The moves comes as the country struggles to contain a deadly new COVID-19 wave.”; NCAA Mens DIV 1 final four shocker with UCLA; GOP Congressman Matt Gaetz “has vehemently denied he had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old-girl-the central allegation of the Justice Department probe, which was launched under the Trump administration”; with March Madness almost over, and during Women’s month, the NCAA treats its women athletes unequally and went before the Supreme Court today; should the sports world should boycott Georgia over racist voting law; it’s transgender day of visibility by looking at me, specifically, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

The Filibuster-do you know what it is?-we’ll talk about it tonight; Joe Flacco not Deshaun Watson as QB for the EAGLES-guess Eagles GM Howie Roseman wasn’t allowed to trade everything for Texans QB Deshaun Watson; another horrific shooting in Colorado; NASCAR with Stephen; it’s Women’s Month; President Biden gives Vice President Harris the responsibility of overseeing the immigration crisis at the Mexican border as the number of children housed in the states reaches 5,000; Senator Ron Johnson's doubles & triple down on his racist sounding comments; one team didn’t make it to March Madness and removed themselves because players tested positive for COVID; house passes bills providing citizenship path for Dreamers, farmworkers; violence against Asian-American’s, when is enough, enough?, Pennsylvania’s former Secretary of the Department of Health becomes the first transgender official confirmed by the U.S. Senate, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

The horrific shootings in Atlanta; NASCAR with Stephen; it’s Women’s Month; crisis continues at the Mexican border as thousands and thousands of children are trying to get in the United States; Full Crowd Expected for UFC 261 as Kamaru Usman Fights Jorge Masvidal; was Senator Ron Johnson's latest comments straight-out racist?; the Patriots keep Cam Newton and sign Nelson Agholor to a two-year deal worth $26 Million; California Governor Newsom pledges to name Black woman to Senate if Feinstein retires while in office; women are shinning in Sports; the IRS plans to delay this year's tax filing deadline to mid-May; ‘Marvelous’ Marvin Hagler didn’t die after COVID-19 vaccine, wife says; Georgia groups are lobbying Coca-Cola and other corporations over voting rights;

The 1.9 Trillion Dollar Relief Bill Passes the House of Representatives; NBA All Star Game; All AMERICAN ADULTS CAN BE VACCINATED BY THE END OF MAY 2021; NASCAR with Stephen Kyle Larson wins first NASCAR Cup race since suspension for racial slur; there are a surge of children at the Mexican border, thousands; LeBron James joins fight against GOP-led bills that would make it harder to vote; jurors are being chosen in the George Floyd trial; the voting rights act changes in key states as President Biden signs executive order expanding voting access; former President Trump Has Now Officially Lost All Of His Postelection Challenges In The Supreme Court-what does that mean?; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.