what should americans conclude tonight about our justice ericansystem? stem? well, there s not equal application of the law that is obvious. i mean, think about this thing and not even concern to our this for this this case in georgia. there they re saying an overt acret to further a conspiracy ws president trump s tweets for, goodness sake. they say, my friend, former colleague mark meadows s t, a colleague for a phone number, that s an overt act. erand furtherance ofon a conspiracy. this is ridiculous. and if i coordinated with it,die with the jack smith and the biden administration, that sden something we i thinks so the american people would like to know as well. thbut there is definitely two standards of justice. and we saw that this weekend with the story ton about the sweetheart deal that was eventw theeter before the whistleblowers came forward, where they weren t even goingeart to have hunter biden plead guilty to anything to. so that s that shows that i think this doublto n
really answer themselves. you know the answers. a thbut there s one total mystery that i don t think anyone has solved. solvedwho exactly is running the country? because america. it can t possibly be thisposb guy here. and let s welcome tonight s guests. she s zany, brainy, bu guestst complaining. host of the kennedy saves the world podcast, kennedyennedy after the show tonight, his moms is taking him to see mission bensssible hoseet of the guy benson show guy benson. and she gets sunburned indoorsb . fox news contributor catch himki and he ate the in the room.
to question age in a greatertiaa way for bothte parties. and i think that s an important point to make. as we entere4d the twentytion. twenty four election, i actually found a local news we article to where the president was that the asking, is this fal a downfall for older politicians?eroliticians for both parties for both parties? so take into account former president donald trump . seventy seven years old. he ll be seventy seven in june, right. seventy six today. seventy seven and a few days. seventy eight come election day. joe biden at eighty . elecl be eighty two come election day. eighty six if he wen, 86t if he finishes a second term in office. i thin k people don t want to see their parents fall. they don t want to seer gran dot their grandparents fall. they certainly don t want there p to see the president, united states, their president of the paul , states ,re the white house today could have answered the question. you went the doctor.o why y didn t he go to the docto? why
white house would ever propose or advocate for. so don t let the perfect be the enemy of a default, right? we cannot default because the markets will plummet. retirement savings will go down. we need to get this done to avoid that. so that, i think, is going to be the message from them internally and in this call as you mentioned with democrats tomorrow, as they re trying to get this over the finish line. so jen, you do communications and you do it dam well. one of the things for me that has been a little bit of a sticking point is the lack of communication by the administration on this bill. the country is largely seeing republicans in front of the cameras and the microphones, framing this conversation. yeah. do you think the white house is going to have to play a little catch up? i get the conversation with the members tomorrow. ersation with thbut then comes l right, we ll take off monday because nobody is paying attention on monday. it s memorial day, we re celebrating. but o
the rules of the hierarchy oflen the caste system and you die. nikku dii haley understands tha. don lemon doesn t. t and n and now he s heading off to dooh heading to do infomercials. but the real question is , where does this leave the rest of us ? well, at a dead end, whichof is what identity politics is , it s the ultimate national cul de sac. identity politics is the precise inversion ofea the american idea out of many one that becomes one that comes out of one many results, balkanization, atomization, racial strife, divs hatred, division and crazinessd. in the end, in the end, rwanda, no country can survive identity politics.cy we know that we have to stopw it. thbut how do we stop it?ur maybe by remembering that our nation is actually aboutg cn something bigger and by restating clearly and out loudso the principles that bind us to one another. what, in other words, doanot whe have in common? that s a realthat i question in fact, that s a question we can t avoid if we want avoid