point to. this is just, you know, it s not what i would want to do, but that works for that base. this thing, you know, of trying to make this person, hunter biden, into some giant bogeyman in charge of a giant conspiracy to get all the money from all the foreign leaders and foreign companies. it just doesn t land. it doesn t have a victim in the same way that benghazi had real victims, and even if hillary clinton wasn t responsible for it, you could have a family come forward and say, i m hurting and i want more answers. and that helps to propel that narrative. they don t have that here. so it just becomes a very hard sell to the american people, i believe. and i mean, the only person who was hurt by the benghazi hearings was kevin mccarthy. he got chased out of his first attempt to become speaker because he blabbed that the whole purpose, he gave away the whole thing like a scooby-doo
and family. so i would argue it s not the i love you that doesn t last, it s the feeling of love that does. once you say it after that first time, that s when it weighs less than the raiders are the huskies winning. dr. siegel: i think it s combined. being with your family, rooting for your team. i actually love the knicks. the last time they were in the finals, i was there. we are pining away in new york. we don t have a chance, we have a terrible team and we lost a lot of love. lisa: am i the only one who would rather have the words of affirmation? [laughs] i d rather have someone say i love you that have a team win. kennedy: nothing spells i love you like winning. [laughter] lisa: it depends on the person and the delivery. before i left new york i had i had to tell homeless people yelled very nice things to me. when they are on drugs or in your face, it doesn t land. so the person and the delivery matters. emily: let s qualify this. first, it s a bunch of british peo
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always can holding your breath. leslie and did a study, biden mentioned negatively more than obama or trump. only 3% mention positively. we have some democrats running actively against him, including a 20-year incumbent. when more than 20 years. lisa: you ve got these candidates are like, i ve got to deep condition my hair, i m busy, i ve got plans, sorry. [laughter] because he s toxic. to kennedy s point, they can tout these legislative accompaniments, but when you call something the inflation reduction act and people are paying twice as much for gas, they know everything is more expensive, it doesn t land. they are feeling the impact of the biden administration and his policies. i am much more bullish on the environment than a lot of these poll playlists are showing, because we have to look for in the real clear politics in these