jesse: things are so bad for biden that he is in a brawl with the new york times. behind the scenes the paper of records relation with the president is reportedly tense. beset by grudges and a general lack of trust after publishing a slew of pieces on joe biden s age and his son, hunter. they are calling to reporters at the times arrogant and stubborn for trying too hard to be impartial. and other words, suck up to me more. some reporters say they have been cut off by their white house sources completely. think about it. a democrat president is icing out the times over negative coverage. the times hasn t even covered uncle bo. but the times publisher sees it a different way. is retribution for breaking tradition and not giving the paper of record an interview. the new york times had this to say. quote, for anyone who understands the role of the free press in a democracy, it should be troubling that president biden has so actively and effectively avoided questions from indep
causing extreme damage and flipping tractor trailers. right in front of us, guys. holy [bleep]. violent tornado, guys. violent tornado. laura: well we ll monitor and bring you more as it comes. but, first, leaked today, we saw mounting evidence not in the courtroom, but outside it that donald trump is winning. after 8 days of sitting through the sham hush money trial, he pivoted seamlessly to the news of the day, including biden s comments on howard stern s show that he is happy to debate trump. i have invited biden to debate. he can do it any time he wants. including tonight. we re willing to do it monday night, tuesday night, wednesday night, thursday night, or friday night on national television. we re ready just tell me where. laura: brilliant. and by the way he looks great. it s hard to see that biden ever debates him but we will start popping the popcorn early for that one. but the point is at 77 years of age, donald trump came out of that courtroom energetic an
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