Greg: and yet another scoop missed by woodward and bernstein, carol loney claims that donald trump didn t want any secret service agents on its detail but that s hard hitting journalism. If these allegations prove true, not only was president trump guilty of institutional fat shaming, he also singlehandedly crush the lifelong dreams of a shy chunky young lad by the name of brian. That was a long way for a job. Now this is from a book on the secret service, but the only buzz being generated is about the most interesting man on the planet, that old guy who drinks go psyches, trump. According to the book, trump once said i want these fat guys off my detail. He added, how are they going to protect me and my family if they can t run down the streets? you don t even have to add anything to this. Once again, someone is trying to sell a book based on a conversation that likely cannot be verified by someone on record. And what happens? everybody in the press calls for the same source to verify
gala. photographers were allowed and to make sure that the elite didn t get dressed up for nothing. and what a glorious spectacle of people gallivanting like clydesdales in drag, starving themselves on cigarettes and diet coke. the breakfast of supermodels. fun fact, that is how the wife of mr. ed died. all right, there is katy perry, she seems to have lost her mask. they asked her who she was wearing. and then there is kendall jenner. she has her mask and her eyebrows. talk about lucky. and i wonder where they were ended up. [laughter] greg: talk about moving up in the world. she looks permanently surprised, like she accidentally sat on a poor person. and then look at tara delaveigne. she looks like a bowling trophy with breasts. and of course, she had no mask either, how else would anyone recognize her. and then there is the flowing down, not the kind that bill likes. [laughter] greg: i am referring to amtrak. all right, underrated. and you can look at her smile. of cou
gala. photographers were allowed and to make sure that the elite didn t get dressed up for nothing. and what a glorious spectacle of people gallivanting like clydesdales in drag, starving themselves on cigarettes and diet coke. the breakfast of supermodels. fun fact, that is how the wife of mr. ed died. all right, there is katy perry, she seems to have lost her mask. they asked her who she was wearing. and then there is kendall jenner. she has her mask and her eyebrows. talk about lucky. and i wonder where they were ended up. [laughter] greg: talk about moving up in the world. she looks permanently surprised, like she accidentally sat on a poor person. and then look at tara delaveigne. she looks like a bowling trophy with breasts. and of course, she had no mask either, how else would anyone recognize her. and then there is the flowing down, not the kind that bill likes. [laughter] greg: i am referring to amtrak. all right, underrated. and you can look at her smile. of cou
of adults think biden is too old to run. when asked what words come to mind when you think of joe biden, 26% said old, outdated, aging or elderly. another 15% said slow, confused or bumbling. mitch mcconnell didn t help the cause of octogenarian politicians when the minority leader had his second apparent freeze in a month while speaking with reporters, and that dianne feinstein will have a sub limb natural impact when people look at biden. if biden stays in the race, he ll need to convince the country that despite the concerns people have about him now at age 80, he s still the best choice for the nation when he s finishing a second term at age 86. if the opponent is donald trump, that might work. but what if next spring the weight of trump s prosecutions finally cause a republican reshuffling? he would be replaced, but democrats will still have biden as their standard bearer against the wishes of three quarters of their own voters. the collapse of the hunter biden plea agre
flower power. even now, decades later, the world is fascinated by charles manson and his crimes. we take you inside his world of drugs. sex. and rock and roll. they did listen over and over. with new interviews. and new details. people were forming his statements. the murders. and the may have. charlie was acting meter towards the girls. the bad man. maybe i should have come for 500 people that i want to feel bad. he symbolizes the world that can be possible. hello, welcome to dateline. charles manson was a man of small stature and monstrous delusions. the one-time amateur musician believed he would be better than the beatles. after that dream was crushed, he was replaced by a chilling fantasy. a nightmarish prophesy placing manson out atop the throne as real or a post armageddon world. this is the story about how a career criminal calling himself jesus convinced his young followers to slaughter innocent victims, delivering charles manson the faint he craved. he