0 major programing announcement tomorrow night. you don t want to miss this program. former president donald trump will join us for an exclusiveld interview. we ll get his thoughts on biden s disastrous first year in office and disaster of n a press conference. in the meantime, we hope you ll set your dvr so you never miss an episode and that not your heart be troubled.ou we get laura ingraham s takegr on this press conference today. did you have fun watching it? it was agony. w what made it worse for me is i had stuff going on with my kids so i had to keep pushing pause so it s badgh enough. it s bad enough when you watch it straight, e through . but then when you make it evenha longer by having the oppositela nightmare. oh my god it was it came out the worst as i can remember from our president franklin. me i honestlyri as an american andi don t say this with any joy i felt embarrassed. i felt humiliating a minor incursion into ukraine and yeah, like i m the greatest thing since sl
vice president which is ironic because that is the vice president s job especially when you have someone like biden, you awake over there? you need someone like her to bring that personality and the fact they re not using that is really odd to me. i don t understand the political strategy. greg: she stands behind him like she is his nurse. it s weird. she s not doing anything else. greg: you are kind of an insider dude, what is the scuttlebutt? you have to remember no one thought jill biden was going to be president at the start of this either. i think kamala is much as the numbers are terrible, she was the borders are even though there is no official announcement as to why that is the case, she probably sees this as a joke and do it literally anyone can. i think the part of this that is a surprise is the guy that is cognitively declining in front of people and you re worried if he s going to walk out some time and just to start saying gibberish is actually better on the optics
it s the evergreen, right? the immigration problem is something that doesn t stop. there s a border czar that is appointed. she s been down there once. she really didn t go down there to see what was going on. no one in the vaccination is going down there to pay attention to take care of the problem. so now you have individuals at the state, the governor, trying to do something about it. but the problem is going to be they re going to be undermined by the federal government at the end of the day. when those individuals are turned over to the federal government, the federal government will go through the regular immigration process and release them in the country. charles: speaking of the border czar, kamala harris, all the scuttlebutt and fighting between her and everybody else in the white house, it s been revealed that this job is deemed as something that is unfixable. it s undesirable. that s one of the reasons maybe that she hasn t paid a lot of attention to it. are you somewha
how is that man leaving office? he trusted a lot of people and he put his trust and sometimes the wrong people not only in his administration which caused some petty corruption and scandals like out of a lot of attention, but afterwards, he would invest his money and loses it all any as to write magazine articles to make money. mark twain, his friend says how much are you getting paid for that? $500. he goes ballistic and says you have to write a memoir and i will sell it and pay for you. he writes the memoir, he is throat cancer. he finishes the memoir days before his death. mark twain goes on to sell that book, the biggest sale of a book ever in that time, $300,000 to his wife which is roughly about $14 million. neil: he wanted to protect them. some little interesting scuttlebutt issues that he drank a lot, he had a lot of those
not serious or go doing last. that was the scuttlebutt. and the beginning you think you are with the cool in, as time went on. i started watching it, i said hmm, that hannity is really good, the other shows, fox and friends, something is going on, it became apparent to me, it did not have an identity crisis, a lot of other outlets had. fox knew what it wanted to be and stayed true to its mission. that is the key. fox was the rebellious up start. the critics gave it no chance of succeeding. but the brilliant minds behind is understood there was a vast unserved audience in the united states. we were scrappy, you have to be scrappy, always us again the status quo. and us against you know the whole power of the rest of mainstream media here. we always had fewer people