we were tipping back to civil war. so there is a lot of stories and nuggets in here that tell you grant is kind of a humble guy. he didn t really care about being braggadocio s. he wore old uniforms and an old hat but he was really going to be one of the better presidents. greg: could you have just described every single male from the 1800s? close, passing amendments? yeah, that was the thing back then. greg: you know what i mean no? one quick question. why do we not know more about this president? because these are major events that we are seeing today. was that one of the influences? if there was that hamilton song whoever writes your history. and reconstruction was the fallout from that for years led
why don t you teach us about space stuff instead of making me feel bad because i m white? okay, charlie, are you excited to see the craters of the moon with their own eyes question mike what for? i can see that any time i look outside and see. it needs to be more fake. like the moon landing or dinosaurs? do you believe that b.s.? cuts. there is no way this kid is seven. greg: finally i knew that joe mackey s high voice would come in handy. he didn t even have to change the voice. i m going to go back to this what i said at the end of that piece. youtube takes the kids. would they have done that for mike pence or lens that kind of helping hands to something like this? i just have to say watching that, is she partying with hunter? there is definitely something weird.
commander they said he was drunk where we had no evidence he was a big drinker. greg: he s like the kat presidents. speak out what that mean? that nothing else. that s what i thought. greg: i don t think you realize you are on a show with an expert on ulysses s. grant. i done my first term project in fourth grade. we got to pick a president and there are like a hundred of them. right? i chose grant and what you do is you go to the encyclopedia and you just copy. but i enjoyed it. and so i m kind of like a ulysses s. grant expert in this entire company. can you tell something that i might not have known about ulysses s. grant? because he was slight and kind of slumped over, they wanted as a general him to be better in pictures. so they had their first
as good a job as she likes. i love what she said. i love that she was being opened and honest about what we all know is true which is about the media exist most of the media exist to support the democratic party and to push their agenda and god bless her for actually saying it outright. what i am more confused by his white republicans act like it is not that way. they act like they are always dealing in good faith with members of the media no matter how much they do this pushing of propaganda on behalf of the democrats. it is infuriating. greg: it is. anything you would like to add, kat, about butts? butts popular on instagram and then they sell products but it says sponsored so that everybody knows it. everybody in the media pretends it s not the case. greg: so the media nancy pelosi is showing her bouts, greg. she doesn t have the integrity to show her butt.
straw coming from his mouth. not his nose, for once. still his paintings literally blow. and what if you bring this up to the white house? i still think whether there is an departure to the arrangement i know this is your favorite topic but again, it still is the purview of the gala wrist. we still do not know and will not know who purchase any paintings in the president remains proud of his son. greg: i know this is your favorite topic. yeah, forgive us if we actually do give a [bleep] about corruption. but you go on and continue chasing down parents for mask mandates. as we told you yesterday, right before hunter sold that, the gallery hosting it received a half million and pandemic relief funds, far more than any other art gallery in similar circumstances. why do they need all that green?