hello, everybody. welcome to inside politics. i m john king in washington. a busy day in the republican race for president. in the next two hours, two new candidates as the field grows to ten. that s ankeney, iowa, where mike pence will announce his candidacy for the republican normination next hour. and in fargo, north dakota, the first lady is about to introduce the government nor. he, too, will enter the republican race for president. that will bring the field to ten. we believe these are likely the final two entries in the crowded republican field. we have reporters to bringout latest. let s start in iowa where mike pence will make it official next hour. what are we going to see? reporter: you re going to see in about an hour this official in-person rally for mike pence. this is the kickoff for his iowa campaign, where his campaign says they have to lean all in. this is where they will make their mark or be allowed to continue. and they plan on try too good that by go
and for good reasons in part, but here we are. reality strikes yet again. it shows that it s really hard to have a foreign policy and awe ply that consistently when we actually need partners like saudi arabia to deal with a myriad of problems. we have iran, for example, seizing two tankers last month and harassing another merchant ship just two days ago. we had to surge assets to the region to deal with the iranian threat, which is growing. they are emboldenness is growing. we have leaked documents showing that iran and russia and seyria are coordinating to go after u.s. troops there. so we have major problems in the region. and the show isn t long enough to tick them down. but i also want to separate off the price of isle oil, which is of separate issue and based on saudi domestic financial needs.
but before we step aside, we want to know, why are you awake? it s friday. email your reasons to waytooearly@msnbc.com. tweet me @jon lemire. leave out the h please. also #waytooearly. we ll read your answers later in the show. rly. we ll read your answers later in the show isn t that the dog s towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling.
the show isn t aimed at children at the ages of six, here s part of it. hi, everybody, i m so excited to be here with you today. i m a drag queen and a children s book author. you may be wondering to yourself, what on earth is a drag queen? well, don t worry, because i m going to tell you. drag queens, we are everyday people. so today i m going to read from my own book, the hips on the drag queen go swish swish swish. i wrote this book because i wanted everyone to experience the magic of drag and get a little practice shaking their heads were shimmying their shoulders. tucker: at one point in the show the drag queen says, i think we might have some drag queens and training on her hands
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Joel Hodgson on Crowdfunding Gizmoplex
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Mystery Science Theater 3000 has come a long way since its Minnesota local TV roots in 1988. Expanding its influence over the course of 30 years across the cable airwaves on Comedy Central, SyFy, and even to the digital age in Netflix,
MST3K and its cult following remains as strong as ever never really deviating from its original format with a human and two robot companions making fun of the worst Hollywood ever had to offer. Creator
Joel Hodgson went back to the crowdfunded Kickstarter with bigger ambitions than when he went to the platform for the Netflix incarnation. Speaking with