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they might do that. have they actually done it? what we know is what i have just said. that they have engaged in this activity. hold on a second, what activity? what activity? this is not the first time we ve made these reports public. tucker: hold on a second. what are you talking about? that was the question. it was a good question. you should hear it more in everyday life in this country. it is usually the essential question in the first step towards finding out what the truth is. ned price didn t want to answer that question, but he kept pressing him. why didn t matt lee just take ned prices word for it like everybody else? maybe because this is the very same ned price who has a documented history of lying to reporters in the briefing room. here is not price promising that he would not fall to the taliban not long before it did fall to the taliban. the president from the day he
other children. even if the masks are off, if somebody in the room has underlying conditions they can wear n95 masks. but at this point most of the democratic governors are understanding that their constituents on both sides of the aisle have had enough. you kind of have the cdc standing at the door saying, hold on, hold on a second, we re not exactly sure yet, and everybody is sort of running over em and saying, enough is enough, we ve got to learn to live with this. well, i think that s kind of the danger, is that as the cdc struggles to catch up with where people basically are right now, i mean everybody is tired of this. i m tired of it. you are tired of it. everybody is tired of covid. that doesn t necessarily mean that, you know, 2,500 people are dying every day in this country from covid-19. so this is not over.
jail. judge doesn t have a choice. tucker: going to throw you in jail, boy. that was joe biden then. now joe biden is giving free crack pipes to black people. maybe the lesson here is growth is possible and wisdom really does come with age. you may be wondering as you watch all of this, hold on a second, is the real drug crisis in this country that crack heads don t have enough crack pipes? i seem to remember reading somewhere that more than 100,000 americans died last year from opioid ods. what are we doing about that? well, good question. the answer is nothing. we are not doing anything about that. those 100,000 americans were not from officially marginalized groups, their death had nothing to do with the equity agenda. in fact, their deaths may have helped the equity agenda by changing the demographics of the country in a way that benefits the democratic party. so as far as the biden administration is concerned, it is not a bad trend. sure come a lot of people died from opioid and