ice beneath the waterline in terms of what this means for all the people that interact with it that you don t see, but this is happening to all versions of this. it s what it means to be sort of holding up democracy in this day and age. you be to be prepared for late night cellphone calls threatening your family. thank you, my friend. you bet. and thanksfr to you at home for joining us this hour. sous the matchup of the year is set, and it s a rematch of 2020. it s the same teams. it s the red team versus the other red team. that s right. kansas city chiefs are set to face-off yet again against the san francisco 49ers in super bowl lviii. okay, all right. if you thought that was a wind up toou the likely battle betwe president biden and donald trump in 2024, well, it is also that, too. and that is because bear with me here a segment of right-wing media is convinced that the kansas city chiefs qualifying for the super bowl this year is actually a vast left-wing consp
for the first time and he was like whoa! true, it s been a while since the supreme court treated the constitution as anything but a paper powell for when biden spills his ensure and the reason for the change is also the reason for tonight s monologue. it s been over 150 years since america banned slavery but here s an interesting fact that folks at reuters just dug up. i love reuters. a lot of powerful people descended from slave owners. that includes republicans, mitch mcconnell. i would say he took one on the chin, but we all know that s not possible. [laughter] greg: but also lindsey graham, james langford and tom cotton. his name sort of gave that away. [laughter] greg: if you ever run for president should not use the slogan pick cotton. not going to work in the cities. [laughter] i would not advise that either. greg: all right. if those old white men didn t surprise you, how about tammy duckworth, jean and liz warren, right? that s got to be tough for those wom
bret baier had a chance to interview donald trump last night, and you ll see that exclusive shortly on mediabuzz. just two days from the new hampshire primary which which the media say could be nikki haley s last chance to stop donald trump, but after trump s land are slide win in monday s iowa caucuses with just over half the vote, a journalistic counterspin is emerging. ah, what s the big deal? it wasn t that great a win. an incumbent pulling a 51 in iowa caucuses, not exactly great. 30 of the party, it doesn t feel like voters feel like if he s convicted, they don t want to support him. yes, he won in iowa, but he really won with much smaller turnout. and enthusiasm is the way that trump wins. the big winner, of course, donald trump. he got over 50% of the vote. the big loser, of course, the republican party who is strapped to the republican loser, seven-time loser e. donald trump won the caucuses by historic margins, sorry, joe scarborough. despite being far out
jesse watters primetime. tonight capable of doing this very high level brain state reading that breaches the final frontier of privacy. jesse: davos. wants to read your mind. i m going to do a body cavity search. i wouldn t if i was you. jesse: no passport, no photo, no problem. migrants cut the line while you get a pat down. i don t know what you got in there, but we are going to find out. most of us aren t moved by white tears because we don t actually think they are real. that s manipulation, that s strategic. that s diabolical that s diabolical. jesse: shaming white people is now a big business. plus. i m, like, totally naked, and i don t remember how i ended up naked. jesse: the meeting of the minds goes back to the ancient greeks, when philosophers like aristotle and socrates used to gather in what they called agoras, a space or philosophy business and politics were discussed among the best and brightest. these meetings generated a cauldr
s face for hello, everyone this is the ninth i am here with michael hooks emily compagno ann cohosts of the bottom line, dagen mcdowell, founder of polaris national security and form a pennsylvania congressman there he is, 32nd undersecretary of the army, patrick murphy. it is friday everyone. we are just 72 hours away from the first presidential contest in the country, of course i mean the iowa caucuses. thousands of voters are going to go into the cold temperature for their favorite presidential hopefuls. monday, it could be the coldest day on record for the caucus. subzero temperatures. another major storm is expected to hit iowa today. and it may have a major impact on turnout. it s already causing the candidates to cancel and it s at a crucial time where they are hoping to pick up the wind that could propel them to the g.o.p. nomination. for the first time, nikki haley has put ahead of ron desantis in this brand-new iowa poll. but right now, both remain far behind donal