happy tuesday, everyone.ho i i am tom shillue in for greg gutfeld, who i m told is busy fighting extradition. so before we get to the n the news, i thought it might be appropriate to look at someeo of the new year s resolutions from some famous names and facees ands. for example, president joe biden. his new year s resolution. continue to cheat death. so hunter biden find that byt en left somewhere in the whitvee house. commander the dog eat more salads and fewer service agents. kamala harrise to resolveto to make resolutions for the new year because it s new and it s a year. right? i might add. stop laughing. that might hel i mp to the custodian who cleans the senate judiciary room. three words. here s more bleache wh. brian kilmeade i willtt continue to be the of greg s jokes. gr and finally, randiy rand weingarteni , add £40 to my benh press. nologu she ll make it okay oute. of the monologue. so i m looking m looki over tone headlines, trying to think of t
Probably around nineteen eighty four at least a decade after miami is famous, fairly or not for crime. it was all tv show about a miami vice. is it kind of weird to be now famous for being safe ? you know, i grew up in miami. i was born and raised there. i was born in nineteen seventy seven . you know, in the eighties we had three hundred plus homicides right now and i knock . w,ood here in the studio we are at twenty eight year today so from three hundred plus to twenty eight and we re hoping that trend continues for the rest the year. and there literally we have to look back in our archives to see when was the last time we were ever that low. and so like i said, it s reallys a trusted and true, ayou know,u formula for success.la we keep taxes low, we keep people safe and we need innovation to create high paying jobs. it s sort of the miami story and it s something that should be scaled across america. it s pretty incredible. murders are the one thing they re pretty easy to measure. s
Look, the administration will say well, we want everybody to follow the law. if you want to apply for asylum in america go to a point of entry and ask for it lawfully. but they re actually punishing people for doing that right now. if you follow the law you are immediately sent back to mexico where there are not enough shelter beds, where the united states is doing absolutely nothing to help the mexican government take care of these people. and they become easier prey for the smugglers and traffickers who give them another way to come here. and look, this is we had a statement recently that came out from steven miller who as ayou know is running this policy at the white house. he said, quote, my mantra is to create as many unsolvable dilemmas for these migrants as possible so that they never make the journey. so basically the policy is cruelty at every stage, whether
Intelligence committees next week. ayou know, they can subpoena private citizens so it s not clear if he will be forced down the road to testify in some way. right now he is not planning to appear before the hearings. c.i.a. will put other officials forward in the hearings. i want to read to you from the message he wrote to the c.i.a. workforce today when he announced he was resigning. after being married for over 37 years i showed poor judgment engaging in extramarital affair. such behavior is unacceptable as a husband and leader of an organization such as ours. this afternoon, the president graciously ised my resignation. some of the sources we have spoken to, who have spoke within david petraeus since this announcement says his resignation has nothing to do with the benghazi incident but the timing is of interest.
It s not a question of whether it s illegal, it s a question of what he was doing and the company was doing that he was the head of in 1999 to 2002, if he was outsourcing jobs. i disagree with the assertion that we ll find out what his tox policy is by looking at his tax returns. we ll find out how much he made and who he made it from and how it was filed and what kind of interest he had. and i think the american public has some interest in that if he s going to run for president of the united states. but i think we would find out what his tax policy would be, because there s an awful lot of write-ups in there that i suppose he would continue to support or he wouldn t have taken them. and obviously he is not releasing it for everybody to see. the point i made earlier is, if he took business write-ups with bain, would you consider that a connection to the company? if he could legally take write-offs, he should take write-offs. but he s saying he s not connected entitled to