Also, check in with the House Speaker and House Judiciary Committee chairmany. Jim jordan will be here with a lot more. Also, well get reaction from clay travis and tomi lahren on the us womens soccer team, which just suffered a humiliating loss at the world cup. S whoof course, after prioritig their far left while politics over playing soccer. And tonight, we will get reaction from the aicup. R ofm Anheuser Busch to the entire Dylan Mulvaney controversy. B how would the founders of anheuserbusch feel . But first, lets head to the white house, where earlier today the president was celebrating anotheontroverdar t, the 2022 world series champion houston astros. Thats right. After ten days at the beach where he could barely move his chair and really needed a t shirt on. Bidens only real event today back at the white house was a lighthearted celebration. And even that was a struggle for your 80 year old cognitivefr visually impaired commander in chief. Take a look now, rizal here. Very. I
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