. yeah. yeah. and big happy wednesday, everyone. oh, they re basting with applause. oh, so by now you ve heard t the phrase trump derangemente syndrome. but maybe it s time he graduatedit se from syndrome to disease, because while his syndrome refers to symptom e s ,a disease refers to an established condition, and derangement is just that. it s a disease much likeis alcoholismeaseh li. s it what defines it is an incapability to process. and that delicious maga martini. is trump. r th no pill can stop it. no therapy dog or therapy lama can alleviatale those who have d . it already paranoid but they re also loons with annoying wives w who are most susceptible the most recent victim. joe scarborough, who hassceptib left emotionally. scarborough showed by thnalle 26 election, joe wasn t alwayso this. he used to look like a normal person, but now he has the same eyes lika no as the kid playing the banjo and delivering this amazing could be the same person, same age, really. and a
greg: i m greg gutfeldm along withgr judge rain p row, harold ford, dana perino, jesse watters. the white house attackingre republicans after thpue wall street journal dropped a bomb on the crazy old coot in chief. the journal piece is titled behind closed doors, biden show, signs of slipping. 4 it s got 45 sources both democrat and republican who were in the room for biden s private meetings with congressional leaders. joe needs note note cards,cls pauses for extended periods andt closes his eyes for so long that people think he s checked out.uo but you don t have to be behind closed doors to see the obviousp [ crowd noise ]az greg: a timine magazine interview chock-full of senior moments. bumbling biden forgetting facts, mixing up the leaders of china and russia and then challengingd the reporter i to a fight when asked if he s too old. saying i can do it better than anybody you know, you aree looking at me, i can take your too. as usual, morning joe defending senil
greg: this article has a e bigger mission to tell everyone it s okay to vote for trump. remember, in 2016 and 2020 you did not go out of your way toer say that you were voting fore to trump because there would be too much risk. the article is basically giving you the blessing to say yes i m going to vote for trump. i m not crazy about him but look at this guy. dow it comes down to what is riskier. this article said biden is far more risky as president.t i that s what i got. i think that s the mission.: jesseit: it s a great cover story, a great excuse for people who are looking for an excuse tj tell their friends and familynd and coworkers about why they arr not voting for joe biden. and i want to be fair to the president, it is a hard job for it sanybody.he s he s got two wars going on, you ve got intelligencell officials telling him things that we don t even know about that he s probably stressed about, his sonobab is on gun chs
fact that all of us who have demanding lives in public service sometimes misspeak. greg: all right dana, let s examine the article itself. dana: okay. greg: you might not know this but it was carefully and sensitively edited. the author a believe was a previous democrat rest secretary? s. dana: yes, ye greg: three differentree meetings over several monthsra dating back to january. i m not sure if you are aware of this information. [ laughter ] greg: i getnfor the sense that this was an intentional project from the democrats, not from the republicans. dan dana: it would not surprise me. a remember the abc pole, 86% ofl h americans, including democrats, believe that biden was too old to run. it was also because these things were happening and then peoplee were talking to the media. and yes, one of the reporters was a democratic house press a b carrier secretary i believe and then became a reporter. for people to say this is a hit
he was born on the anniversary of d-day and he has a big birthday this year and congratulations, wonderful guy. happy, happy birthday to him . hmm. oh, that s so sweet. he was born on the anniversary of d-day every day is d-day. yeah, yeah, yeah. tonight, 10 p.m., kaley mcinerney, jamie lithgow, kat timpf tyra s 10 p.m.. hey, let s do this. greg s pride month. you know, i ve been waiting for this. yes, it s pride month, as you know. and as you know, i m very proud of pride month. so let s go to our pride. here is a pride of lions cooling down in a river, enjoying some water on a hot day. look at that. how come that beautiful? not often you see them all drinking together. now, part of the pride. there s a there s a mama lion, and she s leading her group of cubs across shallow waters on the other side of a creek. look at this.