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Member or enriches a familystatt member, that's that that fits the statute. that would be guiltye guilty. here's the question. where's the media kayleigh mcenany? nany? >> great question. i mean, they've covered the trump indictments over a 39 day period, according to newsbusters, for 500 plus m minutes, precisely 0 minuteser t on devin archer in the biden corruption scandals. >> bind c you this is a big deal, sean, even if, you know, let's say you're delusional and the liberal inl media, which we knoe they all are, even if you don't believe joe bideeven in said and on these calls, they discus...

Article: The Mainstream Media Finally Discovers Noam Chomsky: For All the Wrong Reasons - Cancel Culture shifted into overdrive last week when 'The Wall Street Journal' reported that Noam Chomsky had met several times with Jeffrey Epstein. Why?

One hand talk about how the job that your colleagues are doing have just garbage that this not journalism and go on tv and pretend you didn't have those conversations privately and a couple of years later coming out and try to be the hero or he should not be portrayed as the hero. this was a shame chapter in journalism. on the one hand it was media-malpractice where folks chose not to do his due diligence. you had a bunch of photo journalists who didn't care if it was true. they were moving forward because trump broke them. they thought this was the smear that we are looking at the whole field...

They're almost impossible for the incumbent party to win. >> a wave like this, we should know that night, basically, who won the senate and the house. the polls show democrats sinking and republicans rising. >> i'm not saying there won't be a red wave, i'm just saying we won't know until tomorrow. howard: so how did the punditry and polling business botch this sod badly even with republicans still favored to win the house just by a handful of votes, and where are the mea culpas for this media malpractice? there was too much breathless reliance on each survey, and many predicted a 30-seat house...