affleck? i think we did. it was during obama. i think he got a restraining order. laura: we were busy i ll tell you about that later. we were bitsy at another event. but when the president finally got up and read his prompter the media adulation was immediate. a lot of this sums up my time in office i ll talk for ten minutes take no questions and cheerfully walk away. yeah, i know i just announced my reelection campaign. laura, why are they applauding. 70% of americans don t want joe biden to run again. there are democratic competitors this time out. and they re applauding like they re part of his, you know, personal caucus here. and then he s totally punking them. he s basically telling them i m not going to give you the things you need to do your job well and they re all, yes, wonderful. i don t know what s funny about any of this. laura: the best, i m not
as you know, mermaids are not real r and most of her is a fish. i don t think kids are thinking, oh, she s sexy. i think they re thinking a mermaid i wish one was real. what s the problem. laura i have a question. if it s not objectionable in any way, why are they covering up the breasts and the rear-end of the mermaid. laura: oh, i thought we did that. oh, they did that. no, the view did that. so parents should have the same rights as the viewers and producers of the view. they should be able to shield their children from this sort of thing. laura: i love how she has the condescending oh, these stupid people. they always conned send and dismiss and totally demeaning to anyone who disagrees with the elite sensibility. it s fine i guess but maybe a little all right, raymond, great to see you tonight and raymond will be involved in the last bite we ll tell you why all right, how did a 70 year
inability to prevent the spillover into the united states is so overwhelming thatity worry that we ve already become numb to it. it plays out like its own twisted daily drama. we see all the stories. and it s where hollywood depictions aren t far off from reality. [dramatic music] hey. laura: things aren t just breaking bad during the biden years. they re breaking worse all because he refused to live up to
was it very private? well, and not just that, we clearly do have these two standards of justice like you re saying. if you within a mile of the capitol and you re a grandmother you re going to be spending time in prison. if you are the cia director and you re meeting with epstein, the media don t even ask questions. at the very least you might expect some really big deeper dives than five years after his mysterious death finding out this type of thing. there hasn t been that type of pressure or hysteria that you associate with the media interest in other situations. laura: you bet. if it was a republican in anything like this it would have been crazy beating down the doors. mollie thank you all right, where was the angle, the whole team, almost everybody on the team, a lot of people, on saturday night? we ll tell you next.
actually really did. well, i guess for hunter biden s very expensive lawyers, it s like whack a mole at the moment. they really are very, very busy, whether it s delaware or the republicans in washington, dc looking at the money trail, or batesville arkansas where london roberts is just trying to get hunter biden to continue to pay the child support that he agreed to. there s a lot of financial transactions that hunter biden has kept secret from the world and that i m sure his father and the white house don t want publicized either. but, as you say, it may be this little tiny courthouse in batesville arkansas and this plucky young woman, london roberts, who s insisting, no matter how much pressure she s placed on, she is insisting that her four year old daughter, hunter biden s daughter, gets her just deserts. laura: well, house oversight