busted out laughter and why? juan: this happened to me yesterday, because i was on a business channel show and they started reading a trump tweet talking about how brilliant and handsome he was, and this was news, but i was like, come on. greg: that is funny. it is a joke for trump. he is having fun. jesse: making double entendres, and dana will have no idea what is going on. and greg and i are looking at each other like oh, my god. a dana: for eight years that has been the story of my life. you guys are laughing and i don t know why. emily: sometimes i have to be super quiet and something funny happens and i have a laugh attack because i have to be quiet and i laugh out loud. greg: any time we do a sentimental serious one more thing i am like the kid in church that wants to scream. i know that it is really horrible, because some of the stuff is heartwarming, but i just want to start screaming. dana: if it involves
tucker: let s see if your answer matches our tape. all right. eric swalwell, california democrat. he turned a trip to go to starbucks into this political statement tweeting this. it is snowing in new york. i need coffee. the closest cafe is inside trump tower. this is me walking to alternative. tucker: they are giving ito to you even though you sound like the parents in a peanuts cartoon. dana: they are trying to appease you. tucker: that s good enough. i don t think they are. that s good enough. i think you are back to zero. congratulations.ug greg: wow, story of my life. tucker: question four. night sky this week if you didn t live in new york city, for example. you may have seen an interesting lunar spectacle. the winter moon appeared extra bright because it was thousands of miles closer to the earth than it normally is. there is a name for this event, and the hint is it has something to do with winter weather. [laughter] tucker: if you were to look outside your ap
starbucks into this political statement tweeting. this. it is snowing in new york. i need coffee. the closest cafe is inside trump tower. this is me walking to alternative. tucker: they are giving it to you even though you sound like the parents in a peanuts cartoon. dana: they are trying to appease you. tucker: that s good enough. i don t think they are. that s good enough. i think you are back to zero. congratulations. greg: wow, story of my life. tucker: question four. if you looked up at the night s sky this week if you didn t live in new york city, for example. you may have seen an interesting lunar spectacle the winter moon appeared extra bright because it was thousands of miles closer to the everett than it normally is. there is a name for this event and the hint is it has something to do with winter weather. [laughter] tucker: if you were to look outside your apartment. greg: i don t do that i usually sit in a dark room
i wasn t going to take the easy way out. she climbed down a 20-foot water fall to stay alive. walked barefoot after her shoes were swept away in a flash flood. ate berries and took shelter in a cave. alone, hungry and lost, she wasn t giving up. this is tiny story of my life and much bigger purpose. search crews didn t give up on her either. she said she saw like over 20 helicopters fly over and she was waving and everything. nobody was actually looking for her. we actually were looking for her. she was rushed to a hospital where she thank youd everyone who didn t give up. i have the most gratitude and respect and appreciation. i can t even put it into words for the people that have helped me. for the people that have prayed for me. including her mother. miracles do happen. and they are here today. he willer i heeller is also .
in american history all these aggravating things he threw on top as if being attacked and claiming trump supporters wasn t bad enough we have to put bleach and a noose and they screamed it s maga country. really speaks to this didn t happen and this is all a hoax, a level of serious depravity. this guy needs some serious help. tucker: i want to super quick check on your sensibility about all of this. so you work in journalism. robin roberts over at abc quote news works in journalism. she heard jussie smollett s story and she concluded it was, quote: beautiful. was there ever a moment when you heard his story and you thought that s beautiful? no. i thought it s questionable. but, robin roberts needed that story to be true and wanted it to be true. and it s clear from the questioning. there was not one critical question asked of a guy with a very suspect story. it s a real shame and a stain on journalism. tucker: nicely put. dan bongino, great to see you. thank you. good to see y