months. we ve had some great guests like tucker carlson, julie, and of course kat timpf and congress. compared to god won t give vaccine mandates the nod. eric clapton, the legendary guitarist known for such hits as, chameleon and wake me up before you go-go way. declared he won t play any concerts where proof of vaccine are required to attend. he issued the statement after prime minister boris johnson announced that brits would need pass paint dominic that i wish to say that i will not perform on any stage where there is a discriminated audience present. unless there is provision made for all people to attend i reserve the right to cancel the show. and he is getting support from fellow musicians and also fred. they wrote the 90s hey i am too which as you know is a song based on the life of stuart varney. [applause] that s a joke, emily. emily is going to fact-check on wikipedia. this week they tweeted eric clapton is a new punk. that is because his stance against
nine. i m aware however some of you aren t watching. it s not by choice, according to kamala harris if you do not live in this city where the politicians live, you re living in 500 bc. because you live in rural areas where there s probably no no tv or cable. probably not a faucet for running water. if you re in the south you have no idea what i m talking about because the language of english hasn t reached you yet. you don t even have xerox machines. if you want to make a copy of something you re going to have to break out the silly putty. right, kat? i don t think that we should underestimate what vaccines mean. because in some people s minds that means you re going to have to xerox or photocopy your i.d. to send it in to prove you are who you are. there s a lot of people who lived in the rural communities where there is no officemax near them. greg: boy howdy, what a double 80! don t you know we keep our xerox is down by the creek? under the bridge by the shopping cart?
the heroes of the greatest experiment the world has ever known, ever seen. the experiment bears the noble name the united states of america. nbc s senior white house reporter shannon pettypiece is at white house for us. nbc s pentagon correspondent courtney qube is with us. what stood out about what the president said, the reverence of this event? reporter: craig, it wasn t just what he said but it was the way in which he said it. it was an impassioned speech. he started out in a very personal way. he spoke about the death of his son who was a delaware national guard soldier. he died of cancer six years ago this past weekend. he spoke directly to the gold star parents who may be listening today. those are mothers and fathers of service members who have been killed in action. he talked about took a very personal tone about loss today. then he also went through a myriad of other issues. he spoke about the history of this day, referencing general john logan who was the uni
steve: well, you know what? just like everybody else, it was a different kind of holiday. we were all together as a family but we were not in the same place. i made that bacon braided smoked turkey breast, which i showed you last week. that was so good. thousands of people made it yesterday as well because they sent us pictures from our cookbook. that s our family tableau from yesterday. up in the upper left hand corner me and cathy, my daughter and marshall. peter at his apartment. and sally and alli out in california. how about you, pete, what did you do? we had a pretty straight up traditional there. there is the fam right there. that s our toast during our why did the proclamation of george washington for the first. steve: he had hegseth academy? pete: also seconds as dining room. and then we had a turkey bowl. , you have to play football. that s jen right there. she is a good free safety and was little bitting off and we had a good thanksgiving. we feel blessed. how
greg: all right! thank you! thank you, thank you. thank you, sir. so happy, february 29th. it s a date that only happens once every four years. he reminds me to change my sheets [laughter] it s often said that life is like a crap sandwich. the more bread you have, the less crap you ve got to eat. but in gavin gavin newsom california, they mean it literally. they mandated a higher minimum wage for fast food restaurants, raising it from $16 to $20 an hour. but it offers an odd exemption for chains that bake bread and sell it as a stand-alone item. why? what difference does that make? why shouldn t a restaurant/bakery be subject to the same laws as everybody else? is the baker s union that powerful? if you cross them, lee lined up with the pillsbury dough boy s head in your bed? no one will say. but according to a new bloomberg news report, newsome pushed for the bread exemption to help a long time campaign donor, billionaire greg flynn, who happens to own a bunch of pan