we are three days away until i republicans turn out to choose their candidates . the forecast is for the temperature to feel like 30 or 40 below zero, what could possibly go wrong? fasten your seatbelts, it is going to be a bumpy night. bette davis reference on a friday night , no other show, people. that is for sure, it might be a bumpy night, republican presidential hopeful, a lot fewer of them these days. it is all eyes on iowa as we speak. the candidates make their closing argument and take pot shots at each other. ron does not beat joe biden, trump is head-to-head monica day he might be up by two points. i defeat biden by 17 points. donald trump not willing to show up on the debate stage . does he come to communities to answer questions, has he gone to all 99 counties, has he gone the nine counties? unconstitutional witchhunt . election interference at the highest level, it is a disgrace. it is interference, political interference and it is something that sho
most notorious because of his status as the former 8 and attorney to senator joe mccarthy in the 50s. he was known as legal executioner in new york which is what a young 27-year-old donald trump wanted in that case. during that case is one right and came with the possible exception of his father, donald trump s most indispensable mentor, most lasting influence because of the lessons he was able to impart traffic case that lasted for years dropped the mid-70s, attack, deny, most importantly delay. all of those things in the playbook, donald trump learned greedily in the 70s and some extent employing them ever since. as i point out in the piece, first he learned from roy cohn and searched for
you could make the argument as the administration has that we were coming out of an economy in park with the covid lock downs and everything else. any movement after that would lead to a pickup in inflation. but to sort of absolve yourself of responsibility for this and say that maybe you reigning in the domestic oil production didn t get this fire going and then to turn around and blame it on the food companies, the cabal of rigging prices with the oil companies, you know, greedily taking advantage of this, there might even be particles of truth to some of that but not all of that. sometimes we learn a great deal from a president, any president, who owns up to the problems and says i m on top of it. a lot of this is on me but i m going to do my best to correct it. very little of that going on here. i think that only adds to the anger on the part of consumers of any political persuasion that say enough, enough. martha: it s been a long time since i ve heard anyone in that
it was interrupted by a presidential candidate who tried to steal the spotlight for himself, greedily. he even led the crowd in an awkward chant. which presidential candidate did this at the parade? hey, my buzzer. tucker: it s got to be jesse watters. mayor bill de blasio? tucker: i always forget he is a presidential candidate in addition to being, of course, your mayor. was it bill de blasio, the nation s worst mayor? yes. i want to hear one more deafening roar because of what they stand for. let me hear you say it. usa, equal pay! [all chanting] usa, equal pay! usa, equal pay! all right. tucker: bill de blasio, you were on it. question four is a 2-point question, dr. siegel, this is where you movege back into pole position. this is multiple-choice so keep in mind you need to wait for every option to be explained
question three, there was a parade in new york city for the u.s. women s soccer team. it was interrupted by a presidential candidate who tried to steal the spotlight for himself, greedily. he even led the crowd in an awkward chance. which presidential candidate did this at the parade? hey, my buzzer. tucker: it s got to be jesse watters. mayor bill de blasio? tucker: i always forget he is a presidential candidate in addition to being of course, your mayor. it was a bill de blasio, the nation s worst mayor? yes. i want to hear one more deafening roar because of what they stand for. let me hear you say it. usa, equal pay! usa, equal pay! usa, equal pay! all right. tucker: bill de blasio, you were on it. a 2. question, dr. siegel. this is where you move back into position.