One writer at the new york times has a wild idea on how the country can recharge. Leaders from all, how can we heal when we are all exhausted? prescription? one week off, one solid week, no work emails, no school work, no one working in restaurants, full nation vacation. It comes with a big catch, there would be no internet, no instagram lives, no netflix and chill, no gaming streams on twitch and everyone in the media would be on this break so there would be no 24hour news cycle. Juan, i feel like they are trying to freeze us out. We are the problem! their prescription is juan: i don t know, man. Sounds like heaven to me. I think this would be great. I am in for it. The thing that strikes me is we are in a moment of optimism. It feels like it is springtime outcome of the flowers are blossoming, people are striding down the avenues. I think there is a lot of happiness out there and so i am all for it. I will say, we have to hold onto the exceptions you were talking about, greg, because
saying the president was entitled to dispute the 2020 election and the lawyers use democrats own words against them of telling people to fight or encouraging protests the streets after violence erupted in several u.s. cities. the lawyers argued that was similar to the language president biden used on january 6. chad pergram has a look at this. incitement of insurrection is the lone article of impeachment. this lawyer said it s not connected to his client. the fact that the attacks were premeditated demonstrates how ludicrous this incitement allegation is against the president. you can t incite what was already going to happen. the democratic impeachment managers disputed that. you tell someone that an election victory was stolen from them that s combustible. images from of the capitol under seeing were the hall hark from house managers so the republicans showed democrats remarks. i thought he should punch him in the face. i would take him behind the gym in high
launched. joe biden had just turned 69. 25 years. normally if something is over 25, it is too old for me. but so much has happened in that time. this was me 25 years ago. and this is me now. that is what you get for taking care of yourself, kat. not a drop of that s blood went to waste. here is kat 25 years ago. and now here is her today but without makeup. yeah. thank god for our amazing hair and makeup team. by the way, emily compagno is here tonight. here s emily from 25 years ago. while back. you have changed. but i so don t foul totally supportive. what was it like back when we started? unlike mainstream media, were afraid to take chances. also didn t drug test us back then. here is our first morning show called marshmallow and friends. greg: it s hard to believe that did not win at a daytime anime. i remember peter doocy having to bash because he started choking on one of those little bloggers. their ratings plunged and he survived. we also created hard-hitting pr
anniversary it salso fox news 25th anniver, a bigger achievement than anyone in the industry would care to a. it includes destroying the legacy of the media. why would they celebrate the thing that killed them? i don t blame them. while we celebrate our 25th, what can cnn celebrate? another month without a jeffrey toobin zoom call? congrats. when fox news debuted, it was mocked. within months, the mockery stopped, the critics saw a fox rise to the top and beat the pants off of them, which was easy with toobin. [laughter] how did this happen? it was necessary, it had to happen. the mainstream news not only refused to serve most americans. they felt they didn t have to. they control the narrative and you had little choice but to take it. they ve used your trust, lied to you, thought you were stupid, shared the same brain. the industry devolved into a corrupt insular machine out to stoke the vision to make money. fox came along. we were different. we knew this monolithic media
took the lives of 13 american service members. army staff sergeant lance corporal corporal lance corporal [announcing names of fallen service members] success. president biden: the extraordinary success of this mission is due to the incredible skill and selfless courage of the united states military. today, the families of those service members have called it a failure. they are expressing their anger, their loss, and they are demanding the accountability that they say they have never received. the answers to the questions that they still have, and want answers to from the biden administration. when our leaders, including the secretary of defense and our commander in chief, call this evacuation a success, as if there should be celebration it s a knife in the heart. speak of the commander in chief chose to use him as a pawn so he could meet his september 11th deadline and get the objects he wanted. general austin joint chiefs of staff. the withdrawal of our