through the roof. since then, we ve learned a lot about the screw-ups in the early days, and we knew from the start the official stats were like joe biden counting his grandchildren. the numbers didn t add up. but now we re seeing some people admit the truth as the media finally lets them speak the truth without banning them from twitter or worse get interviewed by joy reid. specifically doctors are now admitting how much hospitals overcounted the number of covid deaths and hospitalizations. it s the subject of the latest chap chapter of you ve got to be kidding me. a washington post columnist acknowledged that we re overcounting covid deaths and hospitalizations. that s a problem. greg: you think so? when did you reach this conclusion? when do you remember when? take almost three years to fess up, hell, you re worse than hunter denying the truth like it was a baby you made with a stripper. only this hottest headline could have been published in the spring of
that people like jim acosta just don t care because anything is better than trump in their religion and they are coming, you know, as my mamma would say, jesus is coming back, like it s reckoning. it s time to think about what you ve been worshipping this whole time. greg: martha, jesus is coming back. what i take away from this turn of events that you guys are all talking about is, this might be really bad if we need it to be. so, we re going to keep this, you know, all the supporters of the president, and we re going to keep this on the burner because if we need this, we re going to employ this exit strategy, right? so they are happy because now they have an exit strategy, and you can kind of trace the ups and downs of the biden favorability, right? because before he ran, or when he was running, they liked everybody but him. david axelrod came out and said he was mr. mcgoo wondering around the stage. he has no idea where he is and he shouldn t be doing this. something to that eff
try it. sometimes the way you can end an argument is by admitting that you messed up, but they refuse to do so, even when it couldn t be more obvious. greg: i think everybody knew, we would bring up the idea of overcounting, and it was they weren t wrong. they were lying. this is as bad as like the mask stuff in my opinion. it s like, we thought more people were dying and we changed our lives and it turned out i think they were lying to cover up the fact that they had been wrong. that we really did need sglsh and also now they are ready to move on. so that s why you know, by the way, you know, and even now, with this begun, they are like the numbers are very low, and obviously things have changed dramatically over the past several years, but i think it s clearly a sign that they are ready to move on. greg: anybody care to defend jimmy fallon? charles? he s desperate. you know greg: it was a good b-52 s take. i don t know how much they pay you to do that but it
that s what we do. we have all of this recruiting going on. do you want to sign up to run the px for the homeless camp? you watch people come in, steal it. this is so irresponsible for, i don t know what an nba legend gets paid but i bet it s a lot. you think this is a bad idea? i think it s a terrible idea. what s your solution for the homeless, joey? i don t need to have a solution for the homeless. i m advocating for the marine corps. i don t think these people are going to listen to you about the marine corps. i being very specific about this topic. whoever this nba legend is, i want to know how many people that are homeless in his backyard. that s what got him to go, he s a lifelong lover of san diego. he got attacked on a bike. the money was wasted on him. too many of these people who don t like hard drugs don t face
soil and green. the website wasn t supposed to say that. how did that get into the press release. kat, i love this idea, been talking about it for a while. there are people who choose to live a certain way and we should let them live a certain way but not among us. meaning, if you want to be homeless you don t live among the homed. [laughter] kat? [applause] greg: i m saying that with the pre-ample of people who are mentally ill need to be institutionalized, people with problems need hope but the people i see and the people that you see, they ain t interested in your help. they are interested in your money for drugs. yes, i think that this won t work, though. greg: why? because of one line they put in there, the way they would do it would eliminate red tape which to all of us sounds really good but the government knows that means eliminating a lot of