even by the standards of fraudulent hollywood ceremonies, it it was a moment. editions do not accept emmy awards, that would require admitting that they are actors. but andrew cuomo, postmodernist he is, had no problem. he s been playing a character from thebu godfather for decade. so he took it. here are the highlight clips that they played as andrew cuomo received his statuette. flatten the curve, flat liquor, we talk about social distancing. new york is been getting the short end of the stick for thisr federal government from day one right across the board. let s stop just for one moment the partisanship. tucker: flatten the curve, flatten the curve, flatten the curve! its iconic! it s like go ahead and make my day or may the force be with you. we will never forget it, it will live on forever in our common b culture. as you can see why andrew cuomo won best performance by a sitting governor, such passion, such intensity. the delivery seemed almost lifelike in its since
got the shot you wear a mask again even when you are outside. what s going on here? why are they saying this? there s got to be some reason for it. we ve been wondering all week so we asked the cdc to explain the reasoning behind it. they couldn t tell us. today, they did. what an explanation. it turns out the covid vaccine, those wonder drugs that wereeh absolutely perfect, more impressive than the moon landing, the drugs you were not allowed to question in any way, i don t actually work in the way they told us they did. t the science is more complicated than we thought. there s still an awful lot we don t know. these are after all experimental drugs and they are behaving like it. the bottom line is a huge number of vaccinated people are getting covid. some of them are getting very sick and even dying. that is true around the world, iceland, gibraltar, israel. in small countries with high vaccination rates are seeing big spikes in covid cases and it she every bit as true in
we talk a lot about vaccines constantly, not just on the show but in this country. joe biden was on tv yesterday talking about vaccines and want you to get one. everyone in authority want you to get one. in fact, you probably already had your shot, and good for you. if you haven t had your shot, you are under enormous pressure to get y your shot. you understand that soon you may not be able to fly on commercial airlines or go tota work at the office or send your children to school if you don t have the shot. meanwhile, the social pressure is enormous.. friends have informed you already that you are not welcome at their parties or their weddings if you haven t been vaccinated. so, there is a lot of pressure to comply. at some point, you probably will comply. it s just too difficult not to be vaccinated in this country. but before you do comply, ask yourself, do you know anything about the potential risks? probably you don t know much. you assume the risks are negligible. vac
sitting members of the united states senate announced that they opposed the entireat foundation of american civil rights law and then proceeded to attack the core principle, thehe main principle of our country. some people on twitter were shocked by it but otherwise you would never know it happened. but it did happen. tammy duckworth of minnesota and mazie hirono of hawaii publicly informed the white house until the biden administration puts more people they like in powerful jobs, they will refuse to confirm any white nominee. quote, i m a no vote on the floor on all non-diversity nominees duckworth said out loud with cameras rolling.as i will vote for racial minorities and i will vote for lgbtq. but anybody else, i m not voting for. just in case you missed it or unclear on the meaning, duckworth said this several times and then mazie hirono backed her up. here is hirono yesterday on msnbc.ir tammy s position is that until she gets a commitment from the white house that the
and we are grateful for every one of them that we do. recently for example we spoke to archbishop charles who grew up surrounded by death. we asked him about that, and he said that it made him grateful for the things he has. watch. so you have seen a lot of death in your life, of course. i grew up seeing death. tucker: you re the son of a mortician? yes, i lived in a funeral home, and my friends were afraid to visit me when i was a kid because they had to go to the funeral home to associate with death, but i grew up very comfortable with death, because i thought around me all the time. my father was a wonderful man and a wonderful mortician. he knew how to comfort people and their sorrow and lead them to that important moment. they can change their too. we have allowed people s bodies to be cremated now prior to their funerals which has led to a shoulder period of paying attention to the dead. wakes used to be long periods at first they were in homes and then in