to get before the opera just so everyone can understand what biden intends to say. i could not follow that at all. laura: we kind of made our own playbill for biden, like the biden playbill for broadway. raymond, i noticed at sundown, you know, there is this some down syndrome the elderly, and they get angrier sometimes at night. he seems to get very angry as the evening wears on, but he doesn t get enough of that. enough of that. he loses his way and then backtracks a little bit. laura: yeah. this is the symptom of a party that was desperate to get rid of trauma, so they got the only democrat they could find that could get black votes and older white american boats, and he brought that coalition together. there s no one to replace him, laura, and that s the problem they re facing, but this can t go on. he ll be 86 if he gets a second term, god help them. the democratic party was not the only christmas party in town
local interview on tuesday. president biden: this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. the unvaccinated. not the vaccinated. that s the problem. so everybody talks about freedom and not have a shot or have a test. guess what? how about patriotism. how about making sure you are vaccinated so you do not spread the disease to anybody else? what about that? what s the big deal? harris: i love a good christmas tree. would have been nice if he was flanked by scientists while talking. raymond arroyo fox news contributor. let s start with the pushback that he doesn t get. let s begin with that address you just heard, harris. maybe you can give me the transcript to diagram the sentences to figure out what he meant to say. i don t know what joe biden is talking about here. his own cdc director said
they all say that, you know, and go out in a blaze of death and of course it doesn t start anything. but that s a pretty standard refrain. this guy is at the end of his emotional ropes, pretty clearly. he did have a purpose, chuck, if he brought a white board, had some devices with him, whether real or not. the key is that he doesn t get, the perimeter is secure. i watched it on the news. it is backed up well. capitol police did a great job. people in the buildings are safe. i wouldn t be looking out the window, fragmentation can travel a long way and strike you in the face. rule is, if it can see you, you can see it, you don t want that situation. get back behind the wall, let the cameras see it. it will hurt the camera. this could end suddenly. it could end with him trying to
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morning something like 80%, 90% are count and that gives you a far clearer idea if the exit polls were worth anything to begin with. right now they are just that, a projection. oren liebermann in tel aviv. joining me nattan sacks from the brookings institution. thank you for being here. what is your response. too close to call is is exactly the right call on it. of course netanyahu was very unhappy at the moment. for him he needed 61 seats out of 120. if these polls hold and that is a huge if, he doesn t have them. that means that with the coalition, not just his part so his party might have 32 or 33 but he needs a coalition of over half. if he doesn t get, then the most interesting man is neither netanyahu or gantz but lieberman who is from the 1990s and then foreign minister and then defense minds who forced into the new elections and will become king-maker if we have