good afternoon. federal reserve about to make things more expensive with a half point hike in interest rates. inflation surging 40 year high. record high gas prices. chase elliott with a lead. yeah, boys. got a feeling i m high on believing that you re in love with me steve: wouldn t you like to be that one guy walking on the beach there in nags head, north carolina, sun is coming up on the atlantic. right now it is 70 degrees there. daytime high of 750 and he better head home because around 2:00 this afternoon there is a chance of isolated thunderstorms in nags head. brian: think it s kind of sad. i want to go for a walk anybody want to go. carley: guess who dog. i m sure dogs like morning walks. ainsley: i like the hair cut. brian: really pricy. ainsley: $10. it. brian: extra super cut. ainsley: oh my gosh to be a man a little powder and $10 hair cut. brian: you are against the gender. ainsley: it s just life doesn t take you as long
comer s remarks were short. if he found anything that was, he would have leapt at the chance to say it. you would think that he would have led the entire commentary just a few moments ago with whatever he seems to have found. that was fox news host neil cavuto, not buying what james comer was trying to sell on capitol hill yesterday. we re going to go through hunter biden s closed door testimony to the house oversight committee later in the show here. plus, the end of an era for senate republicans. the party s longest serving leader in the upper chamber is stepping down at the end of the year. we ll take a look at mitch mcconnell s legacy and who might replace him. of course, we re going to talk about the shocking news we all heard yesterday. the death of beloved comedian and actor richard lewis. we ll talk about that and play for you some of joe s interview with him, which happened just several weeks ago. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, februa
greg: i m greg gutfeld with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and sandra smith. the five he went on a liberal late night to prove his brain works right. joe biden leaving his cpap machine on air force one for an afternoon taping of late night with seth meyers. trying to show america how hip he can be without breaking one. an astounding number of americans say he has blown a short circuit. his latest poll has 64% of registered voters saying they don t think biden is mentally fit for another term. boy did he reassure them. the other guy is about as old as i am but he can t member his wife s name. [laughter and applause] it s about how old your ideas are. look, this is a guy that wants to take us back. everything we have gotten done he wants to do away with once he gets elected. i think his views on where to take america are older than anyway. greg: he ran out. [laughter] well, it was a race to see who fell asleep faster: the president or south s
festive nights of the year. how this case is an outlier on so many levels, from the age of the suspect to the age of the victims, to the town where it happened, traditionally known as one of the country s best places to live. plus, democratic congressman ruben gallego wants wants to che arizona independent kyrsten sinema for her senate seat. how it could pave the way for something we rarely see, a three-way race that could help decide control of the senate. finally, yeah, it may be hard to believe, but we have entered year four of the covid pandemic. how do we balance the fact all of us are ready for this to be over with with the fact that we are still averaging nearly 50,000 new cases every week? we will start in southern california where police are trying to put the pieces together in one of the more unusual mass shootings in recent memory. a 72-year-old man is accused of opening fire inside a popular dance hall in monterey park. it was filled with mostly senior citizen
seat at the trump courthouse. i think you got the more dramatic part of the day. rachel, i have been mostly in the courtroom. once before i was in the overflow room, which is across the hall. this morning i was in the overflow room for a few reasons. i woke up late. but you were so gracious at lunch to hand me your courtroom pass for the afternoon, which is totally legal. we can do that. s i was in the courtroom for the moment you really wanted to be. you had to be in the courtroom. it was astonishing. i can describe it here when we get started. but, rachel, i have three exclamation points in my notes beside the clear the courtroom line, which was, you know judge juan merchan he is the most mild-mannered and fair judge. most judges are fair and obviously. but judge merchan is the model. it s one of the great sacrifices that america cannot see how even-tempered he is. so when he says something with exclamation points, which he did. it changes the room. i know you re good to