with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters and she need s a stepladder to reach her stepladder, dana perino, the five na p greg: chicago mayor brandon johnson spewing some breath-taking bs over who s to blame for the failed state of his city, the left wing leader going on an excuse palooza blaming everything from right wing extremists to his predecessor tik tok super star lori lightfoot. i miss her. mind you the last time a republican was in charge of that place, herbert hoover was running the country.er he was the 31st president, dana. dana: oh. greg: yeah. but before we dive into what brandon said, here s a quick refresher on the future site of the dnc. shocking video shows a woman gettinfutug robbed by a rifle-wielding gang on a busy chicagn a o street before the p victimized three otheror people. and chicago s so overrun with migrantser p they re stuffing illegal immigrants into police stations, churches, airports, and soon to be built tent city. res
greg: happy tuesday, yes it is tuesday. yeah. all right.hant yes happy taco tuesday. y the port potty is right over there. all right there s been a lot of talk among dems about misinformation disinformation,e. basically any sort of a information that doesn t help a democrat get elected.mo also knowncr as the truth. and eyes of the dems story of hunter laptop had to be misinformation because this threatened joe biden candidacy so squash the story and suspend and banned anybody who talkedsu about it andsp called it russian disinformation and it worked.si and theyan got the result they wanted, a reject from a balance of nature ad in the white house. but that wasn t enough. h especially nowou that elon musk has bought their favorite toy, twitter, and turned it intoe something called x. t so now musk must be stopped.. and enter media matters, on and enter media matters, on saying nazi content ran on app a alongside corporate ads fort major companies like ibm apple and oracle s
[applause] [cheers] greg: happy tuesday. all right. [chanting] greg: yes, happy taco tuesday. the porta body is right over there. there has been a lot of talk among democrats about misinformation or disinformation or any information that doesn t help a democrat get to get elected. in the eyes of dems, the story of the hunter biden laptop, they suspended and banned anybody who talked about it. they called it russian disinformation, and it worked. and they got the result they wanted. a reject from a balance of nature ad in the white house. [laughter] greg: but that wasn t enough. especially now that elon musk has bought their favorite toy. twitter, and turned it into something called x. so now musk must be stopped. enter media matters. on friday they put out a report saying ran on the app alongside corporate ads and major companies like adebayo, apple and oracle. so a bunch of companies that suspended their ads on x but now musk is suing media matters saying they manu
sitting down to a nice meal for a family restaurant or a cheap combo in a fast-food joint. the average plate at a sit- down restaurant has 1100. and the fast-food fewer than 900. doctor, nina, why is that, we are surprised. you are likely to get the wash board abs in fast-food than at the restaurants. the authors found a single meal has six percent more calorie than in the fast-food restaurant equivalent meal. it is super sizing the meals. they don t have the marketing budget that the larger restaurants and franchises have. and in order to lure the customers in, they put on lots
dad suddenly passed away and he matured quickly in a setting like that with a family that surrounded him and a community that helped him regain his footing. he began with interest in public service not because of personal ambition, but because of his passion and faith for america and a beef that america needed individuals who would put the country first and who would put the issues of america ahead of the issues of their personal concerns and so he went to washington and for 14 years, he s been battling in washington as a leader and he s found some extraordinary capacity there which is one to be an intellectual leader in the pay. he s one of those that understands how government works and how it can be tamed and how we can restore to the people of america the rights and powers of the people and how states are the places where new ideas are developed and tested and grown. he understands the constitution and he s done something that very few people in washington learn how to do