Fiber im Clarissa Ward In Jerusalem Hello Again and welcome. Its time to get together with some smart people. Theyre break down the big stories today, were asking facing stiff headwinds from bad balls, border prices, and rowdy republicans what did the President Big speech tell us about the state of job . Five then Donald Trumps remarkable political comeback. But will a jury of his peers stopped him in his tracks. And the March Madness At One University that has everything to do with the basketball team. But nothing to do with the game itself. The panel is here and ready to go. So sit back, relax, and lets talk about it up. First. President biden spending the weekend on the Campaign Trail trying to build on whatever momentum he gained from this week State Of The Union union address. A speech before tens of millions of americans that biden used to launch his campaign for reelection the state of our union is strong and getting stronger joe biden turned the traditional State Of The Union s
no timeline, no video years ago. what about the cameras blind spot. d.n.a.? not a trace. even democrats don t buy it. you mean to tell me there is a room in the white house with no video cameras? ain t no damn way, knock it off. man, first off, i m born and raised in washington, d.c. if they re letting people get away with cocaine, let my people out of jail. what is up with that. that s crazy. do you know what i mean? people have been arrested in the district of columbia for cocaine and they done found it in the white house and they can t figure out who is it it belonged to, that s crazy, man. if a bag of coke was found anybody anywhere else besides biden s white house somebody is getting charged. is joe biden even going to address it? we want to know whose the cocaine is, mr. president? who brought cocaine to the white house? jesse: that s right. biden is going back on vacation. hopefully not to the beach. this is the third time they have found drugs in the biden w
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