artless, but the crossings are not less. it is just less apprehensions. we are looking at that 350,000. the biden administration is lying to the american people. let me tell you something. i was on the border a few weeks ago. the commitment women in green, the patriots, they are walking around like zombies. they are overworked. one quarter patrolled high command to meet his words, broken arrow. broken arrow. we have known operational control here. we are overwhelmed. what is the biden administration doing tricks nothing. hold mexico accountable. port of entry. shut them down because the government of flicks, needs that more than we do for level trade and travel. shut down the port of entry slickly did. they found that murder within days. shut the port of entry is done.
happened between november 7th and january 6th when it comes to donald trump and his enablers. we re going to be talking about norm mcdonald in a little bit, just talking about what a great comedian he was, what a legend this man was and what we ve lost. it s fascinating, over the course of the last few months, i found myself listening to podcasts, and one of them i love is conan o brien s podcast, and the smartless podcast with jason bateman and will arnett, comics of a certain generation, both on saturday night live as performers or writers, will arnett performing, and they have a lot of snl alums, and when you hear the alums tell stories, it s delightful, if you care about comedy, and consider yourself a student of that kind of television, and one thing that comes through is there are
Sean Hayes on How Diagnosing Himself as a Hypochondriac Led to His New Podcast
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Icenolge hands him a piece of candy. “I’m the diabetic but Sean is stealing all my stuff,” he says.
Fixating on things like low blood sugar is old hat for Hayes. He is, after all, a self-described “hypochondriac,” he says during a Zoom call from the car.
So much so that Hayes has turned his health worries into a podcast. Launching May 5, “HypochondriActor” is hosted by Hayes and Dr. Priyanka Wali, a San Francisco-based MD who is also a stand-up comedian. While the show will feature guests sharing their own health stories, Hayes cracks, “I did this for free medical advice.”
would say that was great. some people called this performance trite and artless, many hoping they would play a tribute at least to collin kaepernick or social activism where they take a knee movement, there was none of that. there was a lot of adam levine. atlanta s own drer roll out in a cadillac at one point paying tribute to the rich hip hop and rap culture here in the city. for the most part, many thought that the halftime show was a bit of a snooze fest. so there you have it, guys. john berman, congratulations to you yet again. i feel i have said this to you way too many times during my time here at cnn reporting on the big super bowl. coy, thanks very much. look, it was not a good game, but you know how many other teams would like to win a game that bad? all of them. all of them. there you go. to the world seep yore mnior mu