that died from covid-19 in twenty twenty one in 2020. he said i didn t see omicron coming and in the meantime when we need it most, he ran covidloa test. he ran out of monoclonal antibodies. he s done nothing to mass produce the antivirals that for the first timece today even mentioned we have nowow more americans dead under his watch than donald trump. but according to the white house, biden did buildto a lot w new windmills and electric charging stationsin. that s really helping us all out a lot. but as forr the unity t that joe promised in his inauguration speech, well,na today joe couldn t even be honest about that . take a look bou. i know that you dispute the characterization that you called folks who would oppose those voting bills as being bull connor or george wallace. y but you said that there would be sort of in the same camp. no, i didn t say that . w look what i said. go back and read what i said and tell me if you think
0 an ultimate vote on that. there had been a debate just about over the past couple of hours, a lot of discussion about whether or not they can end th the debate itself about moving forward with m a vote a on the filibuster. yes. and we also know that it s not going to pass ultimately, tucker,,lt no, it s not. kyrsten sinema a hero suddenlyev the minds of many the greatat kevin kirk, thanks for that . good to see you tonight , johnow . entities over now. all right.nk and thank you talk and welcome to hannity and after days and days and days ofay resting, studying, prepping, joe bidenn finally trotted out to the podium for just to the secod solo press conference ever as president and as expected did nott, go well at all. in fact, it was the longestkl frankly mosty painful, even embarrassing presser i ve ever witnessed. no doubt he still has lucid moments here and there, but more often than not, joe is clearly lost . he is confused, especiallyn prompter, frankly,th knowing the world is w
this way about a particular issue and covering something related to it, it is not that hard to screen it out of your coverage. it really isn t. lawyers do it every day. they represent clients that they think are guilty. judges decide in favor or against people they like or dislike all the time. it is not impossible. it is a discipline, a skill. but if you won t admit it to yourself, you have no chance. and it used to be that the editors of newspapers around the country really lead in those days by the new york times were very careful to make sure reporters wrote their stories in neutral language. that discipline, i m afraid, tucker, is out the window. the morning after the state of the union address by the president, the washington post had a banner headline that said, a discordant appeal for unity.t now they may have found this speech discordant, and i m sure that the journalist did, but that is an opinion. and the lead of the story said