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this is what we're watching at this hour. thank you so much for being here. i'm kate bolduan. at this hour president biden's trip to the middle east. the president vowing the united states is not going to, quote, wait forever for iran to rejoin nuclear talks. biden making those comments during a press conference alongside israel's prime minister, both leaders pledging their commitment to never letting iran develop nuclear weapons. the leaders did make clear there is still disagreement on the best approach. biden also reaffirming the importance of a jewish state and a two-state solu...

Nolte: In all of the media landscape—and this is not political—the last person I would gloat over losing his job is Tucker Carlson.

Michael Savage argued that Biden is the “worst” president to lead the country during his lifetime.

Started sending funding again. it is notable he is making that stop, with the opposition leader here. >> that relationship dates back four decades. wolf, you were talking about saush where the focus will turn quickly, he made another effort to defend his upcoming visit to saudi arabia tomorrow. i want to play what president biden said when he was asked about the opposition he has received in the united states to his meeting including with the crown prince. >> i will be meeting with nine other heads of state, just happens to be in saudi arabia. there are so many issues at stake. i always bring ...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Saturday Night Live has thrived on its political sketches for a long time now, and it's hard to find a prominent figure tangentially tied to the U.S. government that hasn't been parodied by the sketch comedy show. This is also true for the major news outlets that cover said politics, such as the folks at CNN like Anderson Cooper and 30-year veteran Wolf Blitzer. Even though viewers very often watch Saturday Night Live sending up politicians and news journalists, it's a rare treat for fans to hear how those subjects feel about the way they were portrayed. On that...