fabulous sit-down interview. so those are super compelling. and, thank you for giving us a lot of material for tonight. but with president biden, what was your biggest take away from that? i thought it was interesting how he would not call putin irrational, but said his goals in his speech were irrational. and you saw there, i guess i misheard or misunderstood, or assume he was calling putin irrational after he said putin s speech was not. and he jumped in and cracked him eat. no, i did not say. that i said his speech was. and i thought that was interesting. i was trying to parse it a little bit. and i m not sure what the significance is. and he also said there s gonna be consequences for the saudis, i want to what they will be. i thought we d parse it out. it is a point was essentially look, don t mistake him for a fool. he s doing this intentionally, and the sanctions that happened will have to come from somebody who believes are acting rationally, even though it s a logical to m
82 to 86. the fact is a lot of americans are looking up and saying if i cast a vote for an 82-year-old man, i may be casting a vote for his vice president. they don t mind mitch mcconnell, who s a similar age. blows my mind. they like mcconnell for maybe other reasons. but i m thinking about donald trump. he is not that far behind. i think most i think people have issues with the age thing, they think donald trump is too old, and joe biden is. i don t think we should have to octogenarians running against each other with no other options. i hear what you re saying. but who else, who else do you think could win the democratic? this is the thing. i was with, frankly, someone who is going to run against president against donald trump, the republican primary. who is, are you kidding? you don t know who would be? i think it s coming up pretty soon. like on cnn, breaking news, andrew yang, have you looked around? where is the news? so, the argument he was making was a co
i pay. jake, wait a launch with two fabulous sit-down interview. so those were super compelling. and, thank you for giving us a lot of material for tonight. but with president biden, what was your biggest take away from that? i thought it was interesting how he would not call putin irrational, but said his goals in his speech were irrational. and you saw there, i guess i misheard or misunderstood, or i assumed he was calling putin irrational after he said putin s speech was not. and he jumped in and corrected. no, i did not say. that i said his speech was. and i thought that was interesting. i was trying to parse it a little bit. and i m not sure what the significance is. and he also said there s gonna be consequences for the saudis, i wonder what they will be. i thought we d parse it out. it is a point was essentially look, don t mistake him for a fool. he s doing this intentionally, and the sanctions that happened will have to come from somebody who believes is acting rationally
82 to 86. the fact is a lot of americans are looking up and saying if i cast a vote for an 82-year-old man, i may be casting a vote for his vice president. they don t mind mitch mcconnell, who s a similar age. blows my mind. they like mcconnell for maybe other reasons. but i m thinking about donald trump. he is not that far behind. i think most i think people have issues with the age thing, they think donald trump is too old, and joe biden is. i don t think we should have two octogenarians running against each other with no other options. i hear what you re saying. but who else, who else do you think could win the democratic? this is the thing. i was with, frankly, someone who is going to run against president against donald trump, the republican primary. who is, are you kidding? you don t know who would be? i think it s coming up pretty soon. like on cnn, breaking news, andrew yang, have you looked around? where is the news? so, the argument he was making was a c
into years. other large cities like dundee, hundreds of thousands lining the streets and every step of the way. she knew scotland well. she will have known every part of that route herself so well and i sought scotland really rose to it, it looked magnificent. it was all done with great dignity, as i am sure it will be here today. i have been talking to people in the crowds along the royal mile. some have come from hundreds of miles away themselves, they have been waiting for hours, they don t mind. they want to pay their respects. we will see that happening all over again when the queen has returned to london tomorrow night but in these moments there is very much a communion, i think, moments there is very much a communion, ithink, between moments there is very much a communion, i think, between the late sovereign and her people and it is very powerful. you sovereign and her people and it is very powerful- very powerful. you previously described very powerful. you previously descri