is a student. pete, over to you. thank you, carl e. the hit show, yellowstone, returning, and one of the biggest thing is getting attention, the shows political approach. i m john dunn. i solemnly swear to uphold the constitution of the state of montana. against all enemies. foreign and domestic. when pressed on claims that his show is anti-woke, he says really? we are talking about the displacement of native americans in the way native american women were treated, corporate greed, gentrification of the west, land grabbing, that is a red state show? joe concha joins us now. okay, it is the most popular series in america.
austin. they are getting a little bit of snow in north texas. let s take a look at it right now. it feels like snow in the northeast as well if you re new jersey, you could get a little bit of snow. 40 in new york. 45 in dallas. not far off with these temperatures. the temperatures are going to be very cold as far south as the gulf coast. look at that, my friends. moving across portions of north texas, oklahoma, into the upper mississippi river valley feared upper midwest, and the interior northwest as well. that is the big story today. here is your low temperatures. 36 in new york. 39 in dallas. do you like pete h? absolutely. pete: she has some people she wants to come say hi two. there you go. she used to live in san antonio. you never know what happens here. coming up, kelly hanson is here to share a special announcement.
nation he was not wrong. that is definitely the case on twitter, which is one big platform, they look at something great and try to destroy it. they are trying to do it with yellowstone, but viewers are not going anywhere. season five looks like it is going to be the best one yet. pete: by the way, if you want even more kevin costner, and you know this, joe, wants the new fox nation serious. yellowstone 150. available november 20th. not the series, but reflecting some of what you see on cable. joe, thanks so much. all right, thank you, sir. vikings rocked it. pete: let s check in with janice dean. hello, my friends. what s your name? where are you from? from texas. what part of texas? where is that? and between san antonio and
o rourke. he spent time in wisconsin, he is in illinois, he is going to try to do some town halls, reaching out in intimate meetings he has that he is well known for. joe biden has hit the international stage, he is in munich, germany, he is at the munich security conference. he is already this morning meeting with the president of afghanistan. you know, certainly a contrast in platforms, but again, both of those men have not said they re running for president. and they ve still got plenty of time to make that decision, even though plenty of others pete h beat him to the punch. the former vice president talking about america s role in the world at the security conference. here s a bit of it. i strongly support nato. i believe it is the single most significant military alliance in the history of the world, and i
our office was not previously aware of these allegations. the bottom line remains that this story was a desperate measure bi-partisan republicans who slung mud by junior staffers to score points in the waning days of her campaign. jenna: you were speaking with pete h shall ookstra this morning. what did he said. reporter: he said in his experience executive agencies bend over backwards to keep key house members informed when things like this happen. harry reid had plenty of access to that information. he thinks it s very likely something like this would have fallen into that category. now he is looking for answers. two very simple questions. was the senate informed, and if they were informed, what happened to the information? and if they weren t informed why were they not informed, because