kellogg to, idaho. rachel: for sure, there are. pete: chris jansen, great guy. joey: fantastic guy. pete: and you hear the voice, joey jones joey: that s me. rachel: i m back from the north woods. joey: how was it? rachel: so good, i m going back with. joey: were they out of cheese curds? rachel: not. i m wearing them all here. joey: there s no way you did not bring me some cheese curds. rachel: i walked every day between 4-6 miles, but i still macked to put on some managed to i put on some weight. i love to walk in the woods by the lake. pete: so you re walking on that did you get on your pontoon and go across the lake to that restaurant? rachel: yes. but now we have that little, we have a wakeboard boat. we took that boat and the mamacita as well and went across to the restaurant on the lake and, yeah, that s where we get the cheese curds with the margarita. pete: you ve got cornhole out there, that restaurant, i ve been there. awesome. like, it s lake life. we re gla
opposite and i will do something. my name is george. i am unemployed and i live with my parents. [ laughter ] i am victoria. hi. [ laughter ] it was a shot in the dark, 50 years ago and joe biden first ran for senate. he was a 29-year-old outsider, no experience, no money and he was losing his hair. somehow the media dubbed him as the next jfk. biden s run reminded everyone of cam let. he was young and he got the ideas and he wanted to fight the little guys. politicians are all corrupt. i wonder if he ll say to us since it is clear that you are not corrupt and you got elected, why should people think that the system produces corrupt results when there you are. well, i am not sure if you should assume i am not corrupt. thank you for that. the system does produce corruption and i think implicit in the system is corruption when whether or not you can run with public office. it costs a great deal of money to run for senate. you have to go to those people who have money.
the capital in an attempt to o overturn the twenty twenty election results. for more , let s go to chief congressional correspondent chadress pergram. good afternoon. the committee aimed to tieye the riot to formerd president trump. the panel played new audioudpr and videotape of those close tof the president that included former attorney general bill barr who said there was no fraud in the election. y wyoming republican liz cheney invoked a painting in the capitol which shows president george washington resigning his military commission. p cheney says former president trump did all he could to stay in office with this noble act. washington sete the indispensible example of the peaceful transfer of power what president reagan called nothing less than a miracle the sacred obligation to defend this peaceful transfer of power has been honored by every american president except one . there was dramatic testimony from u.s. capitol police officer caroline edwards. she sustain
And tyreek hill. he had the number one offense in yards and passing yards. he s the real deal and he s an x-factor and a game changer. if he goes off, there is not much philadelphia eagles are going to do about it. it is that kind of game that we shoul shshould expect. i will wl my own show tomorrow morning to announce who i am going to believer. anything you want to say to the dallas people watching now? i hope you are enjoying your vacation. it is quite lovely to know that the dallas cowboyses are in cabo or some place else other than playing football. you know their fans thought they re going to win the super bowl this year for the 28th consecutive year they came up short. somehow they ll be telling you how they re going to win the super bowl next year. it is what they do and it is why they are
Bennie thompson said afterwards in an interview that there t will be witness testimony that ties the cowboyses oath keepers to trump s inner circle in some communication. ifnn that happens, that s that s significant news in thatew that regard. i think some of the things said about s inner workings while it was going on are new . butt the biggest question is how can they keep everything together in sevenin committee hearings and where are they going at the end? and thank you for having me last night and also backing up a little there from the book ish lonely skeeball. i just wanted to add on to janine s question and ask you about the endgame. but insofars as the midterms, k you think that this will have any immediate political effectol on what people arels going to the polls for and i think the answer to this i think that most people decide first