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talking about marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert who don't have any idea what they are talking about. this was about american leadership, american economy, protecting americans around the world and protecting our allies and partners. we are on the right side of history. that is what today was about. it will make a big difference today. before i walked into the vote, i facetimed with ukrainian soldiers in their bunker fighting on the front lines and told them that we would take the vote and soon ammunition would flow to them to protect their homes and family and country and all of us and democracies world wide. >> what was their reaction? how hopeful were they? you couldn't be certain but what was their reaction when you were facetiming saying we are about to vote on whether we will help you? >> you know, these folks are
strategy when you are not the original person doing that. he has also tried to criticize nikki haley for some of her donors as well, whereas haley has come in a bit more establishment sort of republican at this point. but we're going to have to see, you know, which of those strategies really does galvanize, you know, residents there. >> you mentioned the notion that he is trying to be trump, maybe trump-like. that's what nikki haley is accusing him of. her super pac got the message and put this ad out. >> build the wall. [ chanting ] >> big league. so good. [ chanting ] >> make america great again. [ chanting ] "who's your daddy" if you couldn't figure out what the crowds were saying there. >> i think the fact trump has
completely caught off guard. >> and what about the book? well, we opened it. i here's a passage. >> whether you feel like a boya or a girl or both or neither, or if you describe yourself another way, that is whenher way, that is >> see, when you were born, you couldn't tell people who you were or how you felt. they and theyow you felt. made a guess. i saw a , and i guess it wasd gu a boy. i mean, this is for fourth graders. >> parents in the school district aren't happparents y. >> they talked to independent journalist jonathan cho this afternoon. listen ind. >> i don't really think that's'i a super good use of time.t th well, i just want to knowiculum what the curriculum is. i would like to be able to talk to my child before they gohild to school and all of a suddenom come home and they're like, you know, gettin ag informationn from a person that's not me a on a cell subject i thinke bi
but at the same time, i, many people thought to do what i think is right. >> chris christie was caught on a hot mic, as you probably know, before he made the announcement. i want to play what he said. >> she's going to get smoked, you and i both know. it she is not up to. this desantis called me, petrified i would -- >> that garbled, you couldn't really hear. did you cold him, were you petrified? >> i've been to vermont, this is nothing. i did cohen because i thought he was being treated poet with all these people saying, you have effort brought to this. and i think a lot of it is, and he and i have both needles nikki haley on. it chris is against trump. nikki is becoming a darling of the people -- and yet she would until the people of whether it except the vp not. and she gets all these merely math responses. what's wrong with saying, no, i
sporting event if they want to watch it. my kids are more committed to watching sports than most kids would be because i watch so much sports inside our house. i think the youtube era is very short attention span in general. everybody wants two, three, four minutes at a time and asking somebody to sit down and watch a 3-hour football game or 3-hour baseball game even with baseball pulling down the length of games i think is challenging for that generation. they are used to having whatever they want at their fingertip every moment. >> brian: people watch highlights and you couldn't see games out of your city. people would live through the newspaper. it's a lack of civil engagement. nothing will bond me. the dolphins back to the postseason. we look to our neighbors we have nothing in common. pulling for the dolphins.
>> michael: like you have to fire this dude. like here's the metric i use. if you couldn't get away with it at arby's you shouldn't get away with it at the army, right? like if the manager at arby's didn't show up for four days, people would have questions, you know? >> greg: exactly. >> michael: but in biden's defense, there's a good chance that joe knew, right? he just forgot on a daily basis. right? because he doesn't know a lot of things. he doesn't know how to exit a stage by himself. he doesn't know where his ears are. all he does know he has hairy legs that turn blond in the summertime and corn pop is a bad due. lexie rigden austin has one hope. >> greg: what. >> michael: that his elective surgery was the transition. if he comes out -- [cheers and applause] >> michael: if he comes out with a big set of honkers and a wig, he's untouchable. you can't fire a trans person. >> greg: or highly touchable.
not a new computer or a video game, all the hysteria is actually over a cup. the stanley quencher cup, to be specific, a $45 reusable water bottle that is flying off the shelves. the demand so great that people have been sleeping outside of target and starbucks stores to get the new limited edition winter pink cup. here's one chopper talking about an incident so volatile, police are to get involved. >> i was in line at target, starbucks and people cut the line. i called them out, told the employee about cutting the line. they stopped, security came, reviewed the tapes and addressed it. the man got so agitated and attacked the employee for the cup. there was a scuffle. security came, he tried to grab a box and run out the door. his sister tried to grab my bag and run out the door. now they're calling police. >> okay, okay. well, if you couldn't get your
names on the ballot in 50 states. so, this is completely absent from any discussion of ballot access by the trump lawyers. >> first of all, i agree with andrew's basic point to put it more simply, which is it may be a new year, lawrence, but this petition reflects the same poorly constructed arguments we have consistently seen from donald. trump's legal team. and you are pointing to one perfect illustration of that. the constitution, for heaven's sakes, sets all kinds of limits and says you can't vote for certain people. you might have wanted to vote for taylor swift a few years ago, you couldn't, she was not 35 years old. you might have wanted to vote for arnold schwarzenegger or gianna grand isle, you can't because they are not natural born citizen's. you might in this election want to vote for barack obama, but you can't because the constitution says you lack at the qualifications if you have already been president twice. and you know, reading the trump brief, if donald trump were
year, but this petition reflects the same, poorly constructed arguments that we consistently see from donald trump's legal team. and your pointed to one perfect illustration of that. in the constitution, for heaven sakes, so there are all kinds of limits that say you can't run certain people. you might run tell us what a few years ago, you couldn't, she was not 35 years old. you might have wanted to vote on all sorts of major or jena griswold, you can't, because they are not naturally burned citizens. you might want to disqualify brock about, not but you can't, because you like the qualifications if you have already been president twice. you know, reading the trump brief, if donald trump were like jimmy carter or something and wanted to make arguments about a living constitution and blow off the text of the constitution, fine. that is one thing, but donald trump claims to be an originalist, who cares about the text of the constitution, and that is not what this brief
environment. he delivered time after time. we took it all in his stride. notjust from what he is achieve for himself, but what he is achieve for the sport, opening the doors for a new demographic, there are hundreds of kids out there playing organised darts at academy level from the age of eight upwards, so i'm not saying there are plenty more luke littlers out there, but there is plenty of talent and may be future generation of champions. talent and may be future generation of champions-— of champions. humphreys said last niuht he of champions. humphreys said last night he was _ of champions. humphreys said last night he was so — of champions. humphreys said last night he was so glad _ of champions. humphreys said last night he was so glad he _ of champions. humphreys said last night he was so glad he was - of champions. humphreys said last night he was so glad he was won i night he was so glad he was won because he said not many people can beat luke littler in the future. what do you see in this young youngster�*s future? you what do you see in this young youngster's future? you couldn't back against _ youngster's future? you couldn't back against him _ youngster's future? you couldn't back against him not _ youngster's future? you couldn't back against him not winning - youngster's future? you couldn'tj back against him not winning the tournament after tournament, but in the same way there may be thinking they have had that nose put slightly out of joint they have had that nose put slightly out ofjoint by a 16—year—old new kid on the block. so i think competition will be the spot in the words of humphreys, it was his time