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At some point this is going to be so bad for him because one of the things we learned in 2016, the issue of illegal immigration and an open border has been a slow-burning, sleeper issue for 30 years, and it just kind of all came the a head because one guy comes along, donald trump, and says, hey, this is a problem. and, of course, it was something democrats and republicans both cared about. and now it's even worse than service it is over the past -- than it was the over the past several decades. so i think this is going to, i think that everybody in washington is overlooking and especially the...

On every paper in america. right now we're eating a hundred times more sugar hand we did a hundred years ago, 70% of our diet is ultra-processed food, and increasing research shows this disrupts the highly important bacteria in our gut that regulate ares a lot of hormones, a lot of important issues. and other research is also showing alzheimer's is now called type iii diabetes, it's so tied to metabolic dysfunction, it's really an extension of diabetes. and i think here's the core point viewers should know, you're being lied to. alzheimer's is under your control. other conditions like cancer i...

Dealing with covid, a slower economy, if i were a betting man, i would think it's unlikely that 2023 china's going to use military force against taiwan. i wouldn't rule it out in two, three, four, five years. i think china wants to bring taiwan in. i think china has not ruled out military force. i don't believe they're ready for it yet. they couldn't take the risk of sanctions of where they economy is there. that's my sense there. north korea, i think the odds are we may well see a 7th nuclear test. they continue to do the missiles. it's almost station identification for north korea. what i th...

Have basically unchecked power to decide how federal elections are run. the justices grappled with that theory during hours of tense oral arguments on wednesday. >> your position seems to go further than chief justice' wren quest's decision in bush v gore where he acknowledged that state courts would have a role interpreting state law. >> i think what might strike a person is this a proposal that gets rid of the normal checks and balances on the way big governmental decisions are made in this country at exactly the time when they are needed most. >> here to put this all into context for us is ...

Florida was sort of this kind of amazing anomaly to watch last night. you have to wonder, i look at new york and lee zeldin and i said this last night did all of his voters move to florida during covid? and that may have prevented him to get what he needed in the new york city. but when you have people who are so dug in on both sides, you can't move them all at once. it is an incremental, slow process of people deciding to change their minds about certain things and we live in incredibly uncertain times. change is hard. when you walk into the voting booth i am sticking with the governor that i...