as a violent mob reach the capital. the former president who lies about this election and the mob that attacked this capital could not be further away from the core american values. dana: after he spoke he took questions from the press where he was asked about the divisive tone of his speech. does that he ll? the way you heel you have to understand the stem of the wound, you have to say something. that s what great nations do. they face the truth. deal with it. and move on. dana: and the vice president comparing what happened a year ago to some of the worst tragedies in american history. certain echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all who have lived through them where they were and what they were doing. when our democracy came under, dates that occupy, not many on our calendar, but a place in our collective memory. december 7th, 1941, september 11th 2001, and januar. dana: jesse watters, let me give you first crack at some reactions toda
Forceful speech. it s because this may be the strongest speech he has ever given. it was from the heart. this was the clearest deception of the big lie we heard from president biden. this speech by president biden was really a remarkable one. extraordinary remarks at the capital, the most powerful and consequential speech of his presidency today. if you think that speech was partisan, then you believe the former president slide. dagen: and i wonder what the media will think of this cringeworthy moment. we are privileged to have a contribution from one of the great creative talents of our time. lin-manuel miranda. may his beautiful work be an inspiration to us. call your attention to. bringing hope for the future, new energy to pace the tasks ahead of us, and a renewed promise of our democracy. do you feel adored by what i
Washington that biden s firepower? not there. harold: greg, your thoughts? greg: he does not have time to think, but you need a brain to think. i kid! this is a nonstory. i think all presidents should vacation as much as possible. i think it should be a constant vacation. i think they should be out of the office when you email them and come back, sorry, i am out of the office, whatever. i think we don t need a president, we don t need a government. i have decided to become an anarchist. officially today. harold: let me take notes and write that down. what are your thoughts? dagen: i think of the president is thinking, it s about what kind of cookies he is going to have with his hot cocoa when he talks and at night. harold: on that note, one more thing is up next.
Earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what s next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you re feeling anxious about the future, you re not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. harold: president biden taking some heat from critics, accusing him of spending too much time in his delaware home. press secretary jen psaki getting mocked for what she said about the president s schedule. and how the president is not
On msnbc for the whole year, they mention donald trump s name over 11,000 times. the only mention joe biden s time a little over 4,000 times. he is not a genie, you can t keep saying trump is going to come out of a lamp, here s the thing, he actually might be to joe biden if the election is held, emerson said he would beat it if it was held today, so keep saying his name, it might hurt you. dagen: boom, straight ahead, the media following the lead and blaming the unvaccinated.