got mauled by reporters. do you see what is happening? we went from they never took foreign cash to he never talked to his son about foreign deals. but joe loves his little boy. the story, the scandal is also the story of a father s love. joe biden has never and will never give up on his son and will never treat him lesser then. he has a father first. take it or leave it. what makes a good dad? teaching your son manners or wiping away tax and gun charges? extortion, tax fraud, sex trafficking. that is a story about fatherly love? the view wanted to throw don jr. in prison for taking one meeting. what do they want to do with hunter? they want to give him a hug.
the guard responsible for checking for contraband never did. guards were supposed to check every half hour, but the night he died, they left him alone for eight hours. the night before he died, he told the prison he wanted to make a phone call, so they let him go to the shower with an unmonitored phone line to call his mom, but she died in 2004. who did he call? we don t know. they did not interview this person but they talk to the lawyer, but they said they talked about personal things like books, music, and hygiene. he made a call to talk about dental floss. that is the story. they found him dead the next morning, they cut him down and moved his body but you don t move a body at a crime scene.
greg: the big guy is giving a big denial despite an irs whistle-blower providing a text message that points to dad being in the room while hunter was shaking down a chinese businessman. joe biden still denying that it ever happened. mr. president, did you ever speak [indistinct] greg: what a life. and the view things we are misinterpreting the hunter scandal. speak of hunter biden story, scandal, this or that, it is also the story of a father s love. and joe biden has never and will never give up on his son, hunter, and will never treat him lesser then. and so he is a father first. take it or leave it. he s an addict. he has had this addiction for many years, to various things. i wonder where our compassion is. a greg: that is very
it is not just about the cereal aisle, vegetables, a tomato, and they think to themselves, it is not just today that i missed this, my family, no one ever had a tomato like this for 50-60 years because i lived try not to swear a communist hell hole, that kept us from things, decided what the options are, what is so interesting about the left, they always talk about limiting freedoms, they never tell you who is going to do that. it is always them. jeanine: it is always them in the government. greg has a great point, dana, bringing communism into the supermarkets. dana: also, this guy, he is so privileged to come he gets to live in america, and if you can t snap out of it and pick up an orange juice, you have bigger problems, and the fact that the atlantic has room for a story like this, so very thought-provoking articles, i
once a week, there is a story maybe it is every other week, but it is a lot that they have a new plan and a new makeover and a new plan to rehab her reputation, and this is now two and a half years into the administration and so far not working. jeanine: the amazing part of this is never in history has a position of vice president been more important than it is now. should biden be elected, he will be 82 at the time he is sworn in. she is literally a heartbeat away from the presidency. and with this negative, what is it, 39% had very negative feelings about her, like, hated her. it is not just negative with 49 39, very negative. she has an office with a toxic work environment. people are fighting with each other to get to the exit door. this is a woman who was in a position to make it easy for other women behind her to come forward and do the job, where americans can say, you know, a