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anymore. jesse: times have changed. greg: good point. i have never heard that point. jesse: i should be on your podcast. one more thing greg gutfeld. lisa: operation holiday cheer is entering 15th year. they are sending christmas trees, letters, gifts over to our u.s. troops for serving overseas and with the help of companies like dee s nursery in long island they have donated more than 10,000 trees and trimmings to u.s. servicemen and women in iraq and afghanistan. over the years, sending some holiday cheer to them and letting them know that we re thinking about them in the united states and thanking them for their service. greg: be great inside the trees if they would slip in like beers. like open up and six pack of beer inside each on one. jesse: something else that looks like trees. that would be more camouflage. lisa: is that would be greg gutfeld operation. greg: just trees just open up it and beer.
historically speaking. republicans can only lose 23 and hold on to the house. martha: very interesting. thanks you guys, great to see you both tonight. still ahead, responsible for hundreds of deaths of american servicemen and women in iraq. so is this headline from the washington post a bit disturbing? rob o neill is here to answer that question. he remembers this killer s work only too well. and last night on the story. do you expect personnel changes as a result? i do actually, yes, i do. martha: former white house press secretary sean spicer joins me next.
saying what about me? well, you know, but this is the question i have whenever i hear that. don t we talk about these folks all the time? there have been so many stories of this particular trump voter staying soulfulel out a window that i think you can print an entire new york times of just that picture. we talk about them every day. had there are polls about them every week. we re constantly talking about these people. how can they feel not talked about? we talk about them every day? well, this is a hard point to make because it is true. not everything sucks. i mean, there are i ve had howard stern on my show, so i ll watch my language. it is true, a lot of good work going on. and not all the media deserves to be criticized. i see these women in iraq and afghanistan with the helmets and i think holely cow, what if their parents are watching. daddy will get you a job at starbucks. and it was true. it wasn t totally ignored, but