and if i find that you are trying to corrupt my first born child, i will bring you down, baby. jesse: unfortunately for america we can no longer trust the democrats. have some questions on the wuhan lab? boom, you are a covid denier. have questions about the election? election denier. looking for a second opinion on global warming? sorry, climate denier. here s the united nations official, we pay her salary by the way, confessing that they have been colluding with google to rig the answers to your questions. listen. you know, we partnered with google, for example. if you google climate change, you will at the top of your search, you will get all kinds of u.n. resources. we started this partnership when we were shocked to see that when we googled climate change we were getting incredibly distorted information right at the top. so we are becoming much more proactive. we own the science and we think that the world should know it. jesse: we own the science. so john kerry is
get onto the next day, many don t even have usable drinking water, many don t have a place to call home but they listen to our vice president who thought it was a good time to say this. vice president harris: our lowest income communities and communities of color that are most impacted by these extreme conditions and impacted by issues not of their own making, absolutely. we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity. kayleigh: i cannot believe when i heard this, harris. when those floodwaters are rising, when your home is destroyed, when you potentially lose a family member as some did come the last thing you are thinking about is race. at a time when america came together perhaps one of the most unifying times in our countries after a national disaster on the whole comes together, she chooses to invoke hateful divisive race-based rhetoric. harris: i got a bit of a lecture from will cain on the faulkner focus her mind to me this morali
have the close-up intimate portraits that they re going to share with you today of the of the reagans and some of the great stories behind the pete. let with you. so i thought first start at i would explain the function of the official white house photographer. the modern day presidency has had a team. of four official white house photographers you re there to document for battery the presidency and that does not just mean presidential events, but also a lot of the camden moments. behind the scenes and oftentimes in very intimate situations. you ll see some of those photos. a little later during the reagan administration michael evans was the chief photographer during the first term and then also besides marianne and i we there was carl schumann schumacher who i actually when he left i took his place jack keitlinger and and bill fitzpat, but leave anybody out. mary ann in many ways knows nancy reagan probably better than anyone because she was specifically assigned to the fir
he took a whole trip and everything with zero public events. joe needs all the rest he can get after what was pretty much a disastrous trip abroad and per usual, joe . well, he failed to deliver. he never got a commitment from saudi arabia. he s been begging opec, begging the saudis to produce more oil ,which is dumb in and of itself because we have more energy here, gas, oil, coal that could provide for our needs and so many other countries needs for hundreds of years. he did not hold the kingdom accountable for the murder of us based reporter jamaal khashoggi. there are conflicting accounts about whether the subject was even discussed. but joe did get the fist bump with nbc s the guy that he referred to as the murderer, a pariah, the guy that got away with murder. and when the president finally returned home to the white house, he wasn t really interested in answering any of your questions about his embarrassing trip abroad and it was embarrassing. take a look at hey, jac
they had had some experience, but when you get to the white house it s totally different. have your own personal photographer in your face all the time? pete souza marianne facelman have the close-up intimate portraits that they re going to share with you today of the of the reagans and some of the great stories behind the pete. let with you. so i thought first start at i would explain the function of the official white house photographer. the modern day presidency has had a team. of four official white house photographers you re there to document for battery the presidency and that does not just mean presidential events, but also a lot of the camden moments. behind the scenes and oftentimes in very intimate situations. you ll see some of those photos. a little later during the reagan administration michael evans was the chief photographer during the first term and then also besides marianne and i we there was carl schumann schumacher who i actually when he left i took his pl