things that were seniol. it made me reconnect. someone like me, who had a font row seat to all that was decent, honorable, could become so untethered and disconnected from that i can t be alone so dirty jobs gave parents a chance to watch a show and turn to their kids and say, see, there is dignity. tucker: a hundred percent there is. that matters. tucker: you see a guy on tv for years and you wonder what is he really like. he s exactly what would you expect, every bit as decent, probably even a little smarter. the whole interview is on fox nation. head over to tuckercarson.com to see it. of all the people talked about being killed on january 6, there is only one person killed, and
on. if you get bad ratings, you re off. there s no doubt about it. and there s something nice about that, clinical. you know, in the world of pot ti politics, you don t know what you re getting. okay. mitt call reporters are a tough breed. they log thousands of miles crisscrossing across the country. what do they get in return? a font-row seat to politics in action. of course, but also often a complaint or two. then there s the wrath of donald trump. after buzzfeed spent 36 hours with the businessman from new hampshire to palm beach, quote, what i found was a man startled by his suddenly fading relevance and consumed by a desperate need to get it back. ouch. there are countless examples of