break this holiday weekend omicron variant spreading across the country and the surge expected to get worse before it gets better and remembering giant of the small screen and tributes pouring in, we will look back at life. live team coverage this hour. laura ingle on betty white but first rich edison live in wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the holiday weekend. rich. rich: good afternoon, william, the president faces a host of challenges as he s getting into his second year in office. his administration is trying to make testing a priority though he s caught plenty of criticism for not moving on that sooner to try to beat the holiday season and now this omicron surge to close out 2021 plenty of americans stood in line trying to get their covid test, looking at empty shelves trying to get test. the administration working on buying 500 million at-home kits, even the president admits he wishes he had moved on that a couple of months ago. the administration a
when you re working at diplomacy there there is no results. all of this is very bureaucratic that s why the way i am talking to them is absolutely justifiable. i don t have any more lives to give, i don t have emotions, i m no longer interested in their diplomacy that leads to the destruction of my country. greg: whether you go, when cobe first broke out, donald trump use the war metaphor, were fighting a disease is no different than your. this was to get america to show the wear in this thing together as if it were possible to share with nancy sue pelosi. just like in more truth wins first casualty. so now it seems we can use covid as an analogy for war. we want the illness spread? a question he should ve asked cnn plus. [laughs] but also do we want to war to turn into a world war? do the work and spread faster than that rash to keep getting when i don t wipe down my old thigh master. that was graphic. as we saw in covid, texas change the incoming data changes future tac
four presidential contest is careened to be a testosterone primary, summerside quest, data dates with fewer contrasts on policy and proving more keen on comparing feats of strength. miami mayor francis suarez is bragging about placing sixth in a 5k run in cedar rapids, iowa. sender tim scott tossing around the pigskin with his campaign manager. ron desantis baseball cards are getting passed around, highlighting his stint in the little league world series. and who can forget the shirtless rfk jr. workouts. the beefy democrat reviewing his secret to getting buff. i am on antiaging protocol from my doctor. that includes testosterone replacement. but i don t take any steroids. i don t take any anabolic steroids or anything like that. jesse: greg, you were right when you said he was on something. greg: it s obvious. you cannot be that caught at 70:00 p.m. i mean, look at harold. [laughter] bought a low bar, right? you know why, dana, because people in d.c. just aren t in goo
week. because the news is really boring right now and he had to come up with something. greg: tonight monologue, evil. yeah. an uplifting topic, right? it was either evil or this. you re the guy who said gonorrhea was more worse than the cold. i ll bet you never have a cold that felt just like that, did you? i must ve got it on the toilet seat. that s a hell of a place to take a girl. greg: i love that! yeah, i will take evil. evil obviously exists but does calling people evil help you win an argument? or is it like me after three afro sports is, just too easy? and really, when someone does something awful, just saying it s evil won t stop it. i mean, the view is in its 25th year. [scattered laughter] greg: i kid. they aren t evil, they re just wrong. so what is evil? well, communists are evil, fascists are evil. cats are evil. especially that one. when you get in a debate about stuff, such evil branding sucks. the left will often call you evil to end conversa
worlds of tributes along the procession. hundreds of community members turned out to honor the man who gave his life service to the city. we have live team coverage. abc 7 news reporter chris winn will talk with citizens who showed up to pay their respects to officer johnson. let s begin with david louie live at the sap center in san jose. david? we knew that officer johnson was a black belt in judo and jujitsu. we learned today that he made a mean cheesecake and touched lives in the san jose community in ways that few people knew. brother and sister officers came from as far away from new york city to pay their respects. through words and pictures officer johnson was portrayed as a loving son and brother. chief escobel said a woman approached him last week. she was quiet before her son listened. it was that talk that changed her son for the better. she became interested in school with a no longer defy an the. that was michael. johnson s patrol vehicle sat close t