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Hear what Chip, Karen and all the callers have to say about the Green Bay Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers once he confirmed that he is unvaccinated against Covid-19 .

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Royal Oakes on the jurry comprised of 11 white jurors, and what evidence the judge will / won't allow.

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ABC's Andy Field reports from Washington DC - "no one has control - the tail’s wagging the dog".

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Apparently there's some confusion over what the Delta Variant is... Spoiler Alert: IT's COVID -19

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Chip bumped into Dave Chappelle today. Find out how that went down, and hear from Nikki Medoro how his show went last night as he filmed his next special.

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The Washington Post’s David A. Fahrenthold reports that the Manhattan DA has convened a second long-term grand jury to hear evidence about the Trump Organization’s financial practices, and potentially to vote on criminal charges.

The new grand jury will meet three days a week over six months.

One person familiar with the matter said the second grand jury was expected to examine how former president Donald Trump’s company valued its assets. The second grand jury’s term indicates that it could outlast District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. (D) — who leaves office at year’s end — and extend into the term of newly elected District Attorney Alvin Bragg (D).

The seating of the new grand jury does not signal that any other Trump entities or executives will be charged. The second grand jury could end its term without indicting anyone.

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Christina Jewette, Senior Correspondent for Kaiser Health News, explains the findings of her eye openning report.

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Andy Field - ABC Correspondent in Washington DC 

Nearly 100 million U.S. workers will be required to get the COVID vaccine by Jan. 4, with some workers allowed to test weekly instead, under sweeping federal rules released today by the Biden administration that identifies COVID-19 as an occupational hazard.  The regulations are aimed at health care workers and businesses with 100 or more employees, covering two-thirds of the nation’s workforce. Businesses that don’t comply could be fined $14,000 per infraction, and hospitals could lose access to Medicare and Medicaid dollars.  Once divided on how to address the pandemic, Republican governors have united against the plan, insisting it represents dangerous federal overreach and would cripple business owners already dealing with worker shortages.  Supporters counter that many large businesses have already embraced vaccine mandates to both entice employees who want a safe workplace and end a pandemic that has hobbled the economy. They argue too that whenever employers have enacted mandates, the vast majority of workers comply. (The Walt Disney Company, the parent of ABC News, requires all of its new, salaried and non-union hourly employees to get vaccinated before heading to work.)

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What is that? Grow a pair!

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