because it is for the people. we have to make sure that we protect it at home. laura: in the swamp defense. didn t congress just pass a stock sales ban? no. we have a statement criticizing the democratic leadership for not calling up the stock bill. i m strictly focused on winning the next election. i don t know what her statement is. [question inaudible] you have to have the votes to bring it up. we ll see. we don t go from one day to the next. laura: i have to call paul. the bill is still stuck on pelosi s desk. why? could it have anything to do with the fact that they ve got ten very, very rich during her time in office? of course not. no wonder people are so cynical about government today. no wonder the democrats are in freak-out mode over the possibility of a trump second term. remember, he s already pledged a top-down reform of the civil service. he wants it all cleaned up and cleaned out of political bias and favoritism. now imagine that. a government th
the push for loyalty there. if trump is looking for a loyal fighter on the ticket and one who says loyalty is incredibly important for everyone else. do jd vance showing that he is capable and willing capable and willing and flexible because we all remember back in 2016, he was one of those republicans who is very critical cool of donald trump, but looks so much has changed since then yes, he did win the straw poll at that conference over the weekend. he was also the only one of the potential vp candidates to actually speak in person at the event. so perhaps seeing him in the flesh was actually one of the reasons he was supported. but look, he has become one of the biggest defenders of the president. there was no no doubt that he is on the shortlist. we know this because he s been spending significant time with former president donald trump. he ll be doing so again on thursday evening in cleveland, when trump goes there for a fundraiser, jake, so much of this vip stakes,
so it s up to you, pennsylvanians. do you want to give new york a third senate seat by letting chuck schumer have one of your votes? or would you rather send dr. oz, a self-made man that has the capacity to fight eloquently? argue eloquently for your interests? here now is fetterman s republican challenger, dr. mehmet oz. dr. oz, you heard fetterman in one of those clips saying he will be fine by january. i know you re not a neurologist, you haven t treated him, looked at his files. but has there been in your mind in what you have seen marked improvement in the intervening period after his stroke to the moment where he was sitting with that nbc reporter? well, first off, i do have some experience with what he s going through. he has heart failure and the stroke which he s acknowledged. i have compassion for what it s like to cope with those conditions.
well, we would run into a situation where the only way that a judge can be removed is technically through impeachment, but if there is misconduct by mary anne trump and we don t know at all whether there is at this point, then it would be referred to a judicial committee to look into it in order to assess it. what we re seeing in this piece, i think, that s interesting is you guys have really pinpointed some of the hypocrisy of donald trump being a self-made man on the campaign trail whereas in reality his father was his lifeline for all of his poor business dealings. but from a legal perspective you see overinflated invoices, like you would have a contractor give an invoice to a subcontractor and overinflate the work so that they could get a kickback. that s essentially what some of the allegations are. there are bogus loans that is a hallmark of fraud where you say i will give you a loan and then it just is never paid back, it s not actually a loan.
sam zell, a self-made man, epitomizes the story, says people are picked on. they should talk about emulating the 1%. the 1% work harder. that s right. he says the 1% work harder. steven morris, the chief economist for the heritage foundation and contributor to the wall street journal. steve, zell says the 1% work harder. many americans getting paid not to work because of disability payments record high. food stamps, record high. welfare, record high. those are risen sharply since the 80s. the average ceo made 273 times the average worker.