ining. student loan position was interesting. what s more interesting is i don t know that yby cares. that s right, yeah. i think that to me is fascinating to go down this route when you re this far down and clearly need to retool your campaign, does anybody care. we re showing some of the bullet points on the screen about a policy proposal. no. one of the signal moments in donald trump s 2015 when he first announced he came out. he was on meet the press with chuck todd in august of that year. chuck todd said, i don t think people care about policy papers. he s right. what s really important about desantis doing that yesterday is it came out right after the new york times poll in which it was very clearly made they asked these questions, what do you think of these policies, policies that ron desantis we think those are great. he s losing by 30 points to donald trump. the question that really summarizes it is that both of them were seen as likable but donald trump was seen a
broke because there used to be a person on the bicycle doing that. what happened to that person? does anybody care? in response to the strike, tv and film studios responded the union has chosen a path that will lead to financial hardship. how long is your union prepared to hold out, and are there resources available to thelp union members who are struggling get through this? yes, there always is. the writers guild and sag-aftra is going to have an emergency fund set up with our foundation. we re looking at the long, you know, haul. and we re looking six months down the road if we have to, but they can be talking to us right now. we would love to make it a six-hour strike. but they said that it will be a long time before we want to talk to you. and the mentality of them, they said about the writers guild, well if some people s lose their homes, that s a necessary evil. that s who we re dealing with,
does anybody care that joe biden had boxes in his garage? really, i don t know what was in there. didn t give them back. the vice president gave them back. he gave them back or they went and took them and took them out of mar-a-lago. now they have them. so what? he is not distributing them. is he not releasing them to magazine. steve: obstruction e. destruction. ainsley: shouldn t have classified information from the white house is he not the only one who did it. only one being charged and could face 100 years behind bars. 100-plus years. they are all back in the hands of the government. i don t understand why is this that big about of a deal. brian: they feel as though there is obstruction. is it obstruction when he walks in and said and saw the meeting going on and put his head in and said guys, anything you need, let me know. you can have anything you want. then they end up bringing in the pool boy, getting details on a flood at the pool. trying they made his lawyer testify
have to figure out who might be lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersexual, limited english language proficiency. isn t that everybody coming across the border? isn t this administration saying we want everybody to come in. if you say that you are a victim of anything, they re going to let you in. the amazing part is title 42 will be lifted and mayorkas has yet to unveil a plan for title 42 and relating to mayor adams, mayor adams said 56,000 immigrants destroyed new york city at a cost of $4.3 billion. the way i figure it, and i m not good with math, if we ve got 4 million illegals here and it cost $4.3 billion for 56,000, we have to maximize that by 115 to how do the person people pay for this? how do we afford this burden? does anybody care? jason: harold, you and i
subway. you go on there and it s like there s a naked fellow with a knife. what are they going to do, oh, your overhead bin was open? okay. greg: true we ve all adjusted what we re willing to handle just happy someone s not spitting on us. david: they should do, the people getting rudded the pilot should just do a sustained nose dive. greg: he can t. david: when there s rough turbulence, everyone behaves. they are all praying, they re all quiet. [cheers and applause] greg: nice. kat, should flight attendants be complaining as much? we should be complaining more. kat: yeah, i guess. they can complain but like does anybody care? i don t know. i really hope that like a smile from me is not going to make or break your day. it would be really sad. and also like sometimes there s reasons not to make eye contact