are openly worried about it. the midterms are in a year. so the point of last week s appearance outset chicago was to remind all of us in the country that our perceptions of biden s performance are silly and baseless. actually joe biden is a great president. he s totally aware of what s happening. he s completely on top of things. he knows exactly what he s doing, and he s got your well-being at heart. not the narrow economic interests of some soulless multinational corporation that hates america and your family. no, you buried his joe biden is awesome. and to prove it, biden talked at length about the covid vaccine, his greatest achievement, he said. strangely, biden didn t say a lot about the vaccine itself. he did note that if you get the shot, you cannot spread kovic over to other people, if there were doctors in the audience they might have been confused because that is ridiculously and provably untrue. of course the vaccinated can spread kovic over, and they do. but he
during a terrorist attack outside of kabul s international airport. they were security and others tried to free the country forever. it s insane when we knew about that attack and different elements were told to stand down. others died clinging to departing planes their bodies falling from the sky. this is new. bureaucrats from biden s department of defense at the same time were hounding top military officials about a climate change initiative according to emails obtained. the climate cult never stops and demanded action. as our soldiers on the ground and in the dirt were abandoned. our commander-in-chief commemorated this horrific withdrawal with a statement released late last night. did he salute the 13 we lost? patted himself on the back for one of the largest air lifts in history. biden tries to rewrite history. maybe also checking his watch like he did when the bodies of our 13 heroes arrived in flag draped coffins. we know honoring them is not joe s thing. this year on
mine s been busy because i ve been on tour. it s been a great year for ballooned women who yell during air travel. since july i ve been to nine different cities from midland texas to st. louis missouri and i still have 13 more to go before the end of the year. but, don t worry, this isn t going to be a monologue where i just repeat over and over again that tickets to all my shows are available now at therealkattimpf.com. i want to talk about what i ve learned visiting so many different parts of the country. for one going to the continental breakfast in just pajama bottoms and a brah is frowned upon even at a motel six. anyway, to be clear, all of these places are different. in st. louis, i talked with an uber driver about how cool it is that nellie and a san ta are back tochlth in texas, my uber driver said, what s an asante. i ve learned that as different as all these conversations were, all of them were a lot different from the stuff that you hear people talking about on th
disturbing whistleblower allegations against a transgender hospital. new revelations have come to light. former case manager jamie reid came forward with concern about mistreatment inside the hospital s transgender segment. doctors are pushing the hospital denied allegations and it didn t take long for many media organizations to shoot down the story dismissing the claims as unsubstantiated. msnbc host chris haze tweeted, meanwhile, other outlets conducted dozens of interviews with parents, employees and patients and found no coberation for the first report. dig harder, it is called journalism. the new york times did do digging, in this case, and corroborated some of jamie reid s key allegations as a missouri judge is now weighing the state s antichild mutilation law banning cross-sex surgeries or medications. it appears this whistleblower wasn t alone in how the hospital was treating minors with gender dysphoria. there were claims they were giving out hormones like can
school and handing out syringes. it lets them punish assistance for crimes committed before they were born against people they don t know, in places most of them have never even been to. that is like punishing me because in the past, one of my relatives bought a red hot chili peppers record. [laughter] i can t be held accountable for every white person s atrocity. [laughter] the task force just released a report of over 1,000 pages and it is all about eliminating disparities. you know, like that one between people who own small businesses and people who loot small businesses. like between people who use a bathroom and people who pee behind trash cans. [laughter] one time. greg: yes. and it is on tape. the main recommendation of course is reparations. they want to give up to 1.2 million to each eligible california resident to make up for their ancestors being enslaved in other states. basically replacing policy with powerball. how in the world without even work? where wi