campuses, terrible violence breaking out, buildings being taken over, police clashing with demonstrators. for two weeks i ve been asking, where is president biden? why isn t he addressing this huge national crisis on television? i cannot fathom why he is not speaking out. when the white house says, oh, he s denounced all this, not. these are statements coming from a deputy press secretary. the next moshing under pressure from the media morning in an unscheduled event and at the last minute, the president finally found the words. destroying property is not a peaceful protest. it s against the law. vandalism, trespassing, breaking windows, shutting down campuses, forcing the cancellation of classes and graduations, there should be no place on any campus, no place in america for anti-semitism or threats of violence against jewish students. howard: that took place after donald trump addressed the protests in a fox interview after a full day in court and at a we ve rally. to
fake news, just fake news, i refuse to accept it. and onto the next question, here we go. are, looking forward to the debates. have a good weekend. today was day leavening the first criminal trial of a former american president, the prosecution called to the witness stand one of donald trump s closest confidants, hope hicks, communications director and longtime aide. hicks was constantly by trump s side navigating each crisis that came his way. and that was why prosecutors used hicks testimony to take the jury all the way back to one of the most important and memorable moments the 2016 campaign. as a warning, this next part is vulgar. i bought some to text in case i start kissing her. you know, i m automatically attracted to beautiful kissing them, it s like a magnet. and they let you do it, you can do anything. grab them by the [ bleep ] the access hollywood tape. a recording of donald trump in 2005, openly advocating sexual assault, bragging about his ability t
Jonathan Ellis, co-founder of The Dakota Scout, discusses the latest staffing news in Gov. Kristi Noem's office. Plus, we talk about the new newspaper of record for Sioux Falls.
Gov. Kristi Noem has appointed someone to cover the chief of staff's duties without the formal title. Jonathan Ellis, our Dakota Political Junkie, provides his analysis.