host: let's go to mary from south burlington, vermont. caller: good morning. my heart is absolutely broken this morning. we are all going to be out on the streets, shooting each other. 17 years old. you have a big gun under your arm and you are walking down the street. i will keep it simple. we are losing our way. we are losing our hearts, we are losing our minds. people are dead. because we can't get along and because of this and because of that. it breaks my heart. i'm so sad to see this happen in our country. 17 years old with a gun. what might he do down the road now that he is out on his own? he might have another problem and destroy something else, someone else down the road. god bless america and let us get back to the basics. host: let's go to ann, who is calling for montana. good morning. caller: good morning. first, i want to say i watched the whole trial. this kid, the jury found him innocent. rightfully so. but, if you, jesse, would play tapes of joe biden, msnbc, cnn before this trial, they gave all of the misinformation to the public. if you woul

the headline from the burlington free press, leaving a legacy of humanitarianism and devotion to the state of vermont after nearly 50 years in congress, announcing his retirement yesterday. retirement announcements coming pretty quickly here. jackie spear, the democratic congressman from california, this was her retirement announcement from just this morning. [video clip] >> 43 years ago this week i was lying on an airstrip in the jungle with five bullet holes in my body and i doubt if i survived i would dedicate my life to public service. i lived and i served. it's been a remarkable journey that has surpassed my wildest dreams. today i'm announcing that i will not be a candidate for reelection to congress in 2022. it's time for me to come home, time for me to be more of a weekend wife, mother, and friend . it's been an extraordinary privilege and honor to represent the people of san mateo county and san francisco at almost every level of government for nearly four decades. i have been deeply touched by your support during good times and bad. you have given me the latitude to fashion

host: calling from burlington, north carolina on the republican line. freddie, good money. caller: a story that's not been reported is president trump was found not guilty of sexual assault. the clintons made up the fake dossier. host: let's talk to donna who was calling from illinois on the democrat line. donald good morning. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i like to tell you that one of the reasons people aren't going back to work is this forced overtime where they are forcing people to work 12 hours a day and some people cannot do it, like me because i had a stroke in 2018. my physical ability cannot allow me to work 12 hours. i can work eight hours. i've done that. but 12 hours, after that eight hours my blood pressure just continues to drop after eight hours of work. and i do not want to have another stroke. mine was not good. only 10% of the people walk away from the stroke i had. enough managed to make a recovery that's make the recovery that i've had. 90% of the people that have the stroke i had are either dead or totally debilitated. host: i want to br

let's hear from richard in burlington, new jersey on the independent line. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. host: good morning. caller: i think maybe if she was to get some positive publicity, president biden has stated over and over he believes the climate so-called crisis is the most important thing in the entire world going on today. i don't believe that. the earth has been gradually warming and people might take another look at that. if she was to get some positive publicity, if she would go out and promote the president's agenda regarding climate rather than as other guests stated that is an impossible issue for one person to manage and control, that way she would be promoting the president's agenda. lastly i suggest there is a website called everythingclimate.org which goes over 20 of the pros and cons of a so-called climate crisis. the earth has been gradually warming for 200 years but little bit off the topic. may be could take a look at both sides of the issue and reach a more moderate conclusion. that was everythingclimate.org. host: in other news on

you move over here, only 28% in burlington county, where the republican is winning quite big. it's in the middle. we're waiting for more votes here. here is a place where the ciatterelli campaign is saying hold on, we may pull some more votes out, too. we have to wait. we go to trenton, which is mercer county. that's a lot of votes still to be counted. so as you move around here, again, middlesex county, a good area for phil murphy. 20% of the vote still to be counted. it's simply sometimes -- >> john, i have to interrupt. we're listening to phil murphy right now speaking to his supporters. >> thank you all so much for sticking around. we're going to have to wait a little while longer than we had hoped. we're going to wait for every vote to be counted, and that's how our democracy works. for almost four years now, our focus has not been on trying to do more for those two already have much, but to do much for those in the middle. and at the bottom. so that they have more opportunity. our cause has not been looking out for people gathered around a corporate board table, but for

let's hear from richard in burlington, new jersey on the independent line. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. host: good morning. caller: i think maybe if she was to get some positive publicity, president biden has stated over and over he believes the climate so-called crisis is the most important thing in the entire world going on today. i don't believe that. the earth has been gradually warming and people might take another look at that. if she was to get some positive publicity, if she would go out and promote the president's agenda regarding climate rather than as other guests stated that is an impossible issue for one person to manage and control, that way she would be promoting the president's agenda. lastly i suggest there is a website called everythingclimate.org which goes over 20 of the pros and cons of a so-called climate crisis. the earth has been gradually warming for 200 years but little bit off the topic. may be could take a look at both sides of the issue and reach a more moderate conclusion. that was everythingclimate.org. host: in other news on

look up the fact, what happened in 2009 when warren buffett bought burlington north santa fe railroad. he paid $44 billion for the railroad. he supported obama. obama did not want that pipeline, the keystone x.l. pipeline. trump comes in and approves it. it goes through the -- they start to build t biden comes in and says no. that is nothing but payoff a debt. we know if you go to open secrets, ok, there is only so much you can donate to a candidate. but you can bundle millions and millions of dollars to a candidate and you are not known. you know what i'm talking about. people, do research. look it up. there is a plit fact out there -- plito fact out there and it already says that obama an senator gillibrand are feeding people a bunch of lies saying that that oil coming from canada and north dakota would not help this country. host: tony in texas. it's open secrets.org is where you can go for a lot of information about money in politics. reports on dark money, political action committees, fundraising by various members of congress. donations by various groups. it's the center for res

burlington coat factory store around 5 20 this evening. ktvu zach sauce joins us live from the great mall with the latest on this developing story, zack. good evening, certainly a much different scene earlier as police put this small into a lockdown. thankfully no one injured today and no evidence so far of an actual shooting taking place, but understandably, this whole situation sending mall shoppers here into a panic. i heard screaming. it seemed like a cop chase someone, and then everyone started running into her store. not only ram, who works at a store inside the mall, describing the chaos that unfolded inside the great mall and milpitas friday as word of a potential active shooters spread. i've. didn't know what was going to happen. i was really scared. milpitas police flooding the mall's parking lot just after 5 30 pm following reports of a fight involving a knife quickly followed by unrelated reports of possible shooting that had occurred occurred within the burlington coat factory store mall. loudspeakers broadcasting the followin