Wouldnt republicans want to know the truth . Is it because they believe the lies or because theyre trying to protect the man who started them. My guess its probably both. Will you apologize about January 6 snt. In case you missed it i spoke to Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor greene. She told me shed like to serve on the committee but, should she . Listen to what she also told me. Theres, you know, information that there may have been fbi operatives. We dont know what that means, right . Is that informants . Where does that go . Wheres the proof the fbi was involved . Wheres the proof that antifa was involved . Dont you owe it to people to produce that proof that evidence . I dont know it. I didnt cause the riots so i certainly dont owe it. If the fbi tells you, congresswoman, we didnt have any involvement in it, would you believe them . Well, im sure, yes, of course, if they say they werent and showed proof they werent, then of course i would. The man picked by pelosi to chair the select
examines carson s use of political humor and how shape t-shaped the narrative on political issues. this talk is part of the great lives lecture series provided by the university of mary washington who also provided the video. now the university of missouri kansas city, the b. a. of government from dartmouthed by m. a. and ph.d. degrees from georgetown university. he was in the newspaper before becoming a professor and has lectured widely on the news media, the presidency and elections before u.s. and international audiences. a prolific scholar, he has written seven books including presidential communication character, night, and night used nightmare. spinner in chief and his most recent, late night with trump, political humor and the american presidents and the author or co-author of dozens of scholarly of articles of the presidency and u.s. public opinion and virginia politics. his politic commentary has appeared in a wide range of media, including the new york times, th
abiden run all over the place this morning. and the president takes the war on coal to a new level. he s going to kill it. coal company bankruptcy beginning. it s supposed to be quiet, it s not. varney & company is about to begin. first out of the gate look at the price of oil right now. 46.30. had been down to the 45 range a few moments ago. crude is down $46 now, it was 62 in june. now, look that s good news for drivers the price of goes keeps coming down and every day, down about a penny a gallon. 2.65 is the national average now. by the way, i paid 2.31 in new jersey earlier this morning. ashley: aren t you special? very good. [laughter] theaterat s right, we re going to call it a streak. it s not all good news a photo from wayne in california 4.39 for regular at the mobile station in california over the weekend. they re not feeling the relief. thank the greenies for that one. moving on. president obama taking his climate crusade to new levels wants carbon cut a third
foley from florida said it was the worst experiences in his life. in order to get the single vote they needed to get the fast track through the house to allow the trade agreement, someone is paying attention to politics, they would say look we do not have broad societal support for full speed pedal to the metal liberalization. maybe we should slow down and listen. you can watch this and other programs on my booktv that org. good afternoon. i am here with gail collins. i don t think i have to introduce gil collins. she is the columnist for the new york times now while many other points of her career, which i want to get to during this conversation, i m going to leave sometime at the end for questions. i wanted to say this panel, i titled it, it s called dancing backwards and it comes from a quote, i don t know if you remember bill ruckelshaus, he was in the nixon administration, and his wife was also a policymaker and a woman of some influence patchy said it occurred to me
[ laughter ] good evening, i m mr. carson, you new home room teacher. pay attention because there will be a quiz right after the monologue. you sound good tonight. freddy came back and said what a great audience tonight. how are you tom? very well. doc is still in cincinnati recording with the cincinnati symphony orchestra he s recording the b and horistacata. right. okay. [ applause ] see i remember. i forgot the other song he s recording. you mentioned wait a minute the bell song from luck me. that wasn t what you said last night. [ inaudible ]. that s the one i couldn t remember that. well, what do we start off with? there was some health news. how about some health news? i always wanted to start a monologue with some health news. in the paper today new study risk of a heart attack. but they also found out that having a heart attack only feels slightly worse than eating oat bran. [ cheers and applause ] they come up with something every year this fibe