profoundly below average in terms of a student a and by the way, was a serialgi plagiarist all the way back to law school going through to the first time he ran for president. and then beyond that, when hemer was a senator, he was tall tale after tall tale, as if these you know, brian williams meets jussie smollett of politics and he failed upwards throughro the senate to the vice presidency and all the way to the presidencyen. y and now he s polling lower easily than any first term president from truman to trump. and when two thirds of your own party is begging you not to seek a second act and running for reelection, that shows you he really had no base in the first place. and when you break downs ge the numbers by age, by the way,, thisce new york times poll, 9% of voters under 30 do not want to see him run foror reelection. so just like in sports , one would think that a team with a horrible losing records would start firingteosin some pe ,make some changes, show thates they care,
0 the twerking queen, tiara mac, state senator from brown looks like she was banned from tic-tac earlier today. apparently the chinese are interferinge in the democratic party s internal affairs.al they don t like her twerking. they re pretty uptight. old thing. we re going investigate exactly what happened. of course. bring it to you tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m.happened. but in the m, sean hannity takes over live. it s going to pick up frompi talking. i m not sure where to start, but t the top one and that s. a tough one to make it, baby . all right. thank. and tonight, we re continuing to track several majorht w developing stories, including down in the washington , d.c. sewer, the swamp where senator josh holley had this exchange with a far left berkeley professor.yo don t youu wish to you can send your kids to a school like this about what the definition of a womann is . > here s a small sample. your view is , is that the core of this this right then is about what so i want to reco
2019 nearly three months after the first reported cases of covid-19 emerge, juhan lab agreed to spend six hundred and six million dollars on a,nd quote, central air conditioning renovation project .ct six hundred and six million sawat for each vasey. so in the face of all thisce evidence, which at this pointd is overwhelming, the world health organization ofns o all places is demanding a new investigation into the origins of covid. keep in mind you rigged the last investigation by making peter datsyuk the sole us investigator. but officials i i in this count, for reasons we can t understanda ,are still resisting efforts to find out what was happening at the one lab whichch, by the way, the support ofpa us taxpayer. now, what s the level one lab up to now? well, may come as a surprise to you that at one lab they re nowo working on monkey pox viruses. in fact, they re more than working on monkey pox viruses.
0 you are legal now you re in business. applebee s late night because it s just for fun. so that s good in the neighborhood. good evening. welcome .om as tucker carlson said. a look back for a moment. coronv the coronavirus pandemicir that would be the virus itself and our government s response to it turns out to have beenut v the single most destructive event to take place in in united states our lifetime. so destructive that it s going to be many yearssove t beforeha for certain whatho the last two and a half years have cost to all ofco us . but even now the outlines of itc are clear . covid crashed our economy econom first and foremost. gdp fell by the biggest f percentage since the greatelt depression. twenty two million americans lost their jobs in the first two months of the lockdown s. remember thatha we may not know is that at least five million of them never went back to work. they dropped out of the workforce apparently for good at the same time as fewer people were working.
it s more con ever been. look at these two key data points. we tell the story through thisce using ee iinnty. he usesnagill ti w llen around. it s a great read. there say quarter inventory, less than a thbom. that s pretty dramatic. what about lending? that s a great point. certainly lending is more of an issue but it s starting to loosen up. we re starting to secret not be as big an issue as it was even six months ago. so this is forward looking. this is just sayinto gng bngeoe ba io e art. even in the markets that are decimated like vegas, the foreclosure hot spots. mean, s starting the data is starting to be there.