b, he s a declared candidate and, c, it s been a pretty bad couple of weeks. howard: yeah. there s just no way of getting around that. we didn t invent it. yes. of course you have to cover the story, 100%. howard: nevertheless, a lot of people in the country feel very strongly for trump are, against trump on the liberal side as well. i feel like they take it out on us as a messenger. we report good news i can t think of anybody that s more fair in the coverage than we are. we don t bash, you know, we don t bash and we don t applaud. if you have to be you have to be honest in the coverage of this. and for the reasons that i said, we are covering the good and the bad of what his situation is as a potential political, as a potential presidential candidate. and for anybody that we re covering, there s going to be good days and bad days for them, and you have to be straightforward about covering them. you know, you re going to get people who think you have a horse in the race howa
the termination of all rules, regulations and articles even those found in the constitution, the former president decided to blame the media. the fake news is actually trying to convince the american people that i said i wanted to terminate the constitution. this is simply more disinformation and lies just like russia is, russia, russia and all of their other hoaxes and scams. but trump did not backtrack from his earlier demand that he should be either reinstated or get a do-over election. again, quoting, steps must be taken immediately to right the wrong. only fools would disagree with that and accept stole the. en elections. maga. anchors and reporters kept pressing lawmakers to denounce trump s comments and demand that they vow to never support him. can can you say categorically that you would not support him if he were the republican nominee? what i m saying is it would be with pretty hard to be sworn in to the presidency if you re not willing to uphold the