friend to the cafeteria, it s a brand-new day but it s weird to see all of us in person again and up so close, like a class and advanced dermatology. jesse if asked if he has hair is as big and shiny as ever. it s more than a hair. not as thick as it was 15 months ago. [laughter] jesse is getting old, he s losing it. the hair. and he had a baby. good job, birthing person. as a baby gets hair, jesse loses his. you have pests, dana is back sitting on a stack of dog pictures which is probably good for her since this morning she had her first colonoscopy, a milestone in one s life and kind of like your first date in that before both you are covered with sweat and paralyzed by explosive diarrhea. dana: we are making that public? before my fault. since we left the table i lost 30 pounds. i didn t just get my hunch removed. i just decided to exercise more. before i was a strong seven but now i am an irresistible 9.3. no wonder this happens. check that out. our proposal on friday n
lovely. glad to see you in full form, you had a great show tonight. this is the ingraham angle, a lot to get to put original member of the medicine cabinet is here with new and exhaustive analysis of hydroxy | chloroquine and raymond arroyo has a special tuesday edition of seen and unseen resuming an old obsession. the dogs go wild. race and switch is the focus of tonight s angle. the president of the united states is supposed to be a representative to the world yet president biden spends most of his time badmouthing us. highlighting only the darkest periods of our history as he did today and also. burning crosses torture for the reason of the country. millions of white americans belonged to the clan, weren t even embarrassed by it, they were proud of it and that 8 became embedded systematically. systemically in our laws and culture. what he left out is those kkk members were almost all democrats and fact he was bloodied with some of the more prominent ones who rose to
laura: i think they need elementary courses in rhyming. they need to update the chant. of course, like clock work the usual suspects were all over tv today. and it was the end of democracy, as we know it. this is very dangerous because we live in a democracy, and, what s left of it, and we need to sound the alarm because they re coming after women today. they re coming after you tomorrow. our rights are at risk, and democracy is at stake. laura: as usual barbara lee makes no sense. in fact if row is overturned the democratic process is working just as it should. but it was biden the supposedly serious catholic who looked the most foolish on this issue. from his off the cuff comments it s clear he slept cat a kiss pal. roe says what all main extreme religions have concluded that the existence of human life and being is a question. is it at the moment of conception? is it six months? is it six weeks? the idea that we re going to make a judgment that is going to say that
gala. photographers were allowed and to make sure that the elite didn t get dressed up for nothing. and what a glorious spectacle of people gallivanting like clydesdales in drag, starving themselves on cigarettes and diet coke. the breakfast of supermodels. fun fact, that is how the wife of mr. ed died. all right, there is katy perry, she seems to have lost her mask. they asked her who she was wearing. and then there is kendall jenner. she has her mask and her eyebrows. talk about lucky. and i wonder where they were ended up. [laughter] greg: talk about moving up in the world. she looks permanently surprised, like she accidentally sat on a poor person. and then look at tara delaveigne. she looks like a bowling trophy with breasts. and of course, she had no mask either, how else would anyone recognize her. and then there is the flowing down, not the kind that bill likes. [laughter] greg: i am referring to amtrak. all right, underrated. and you can look at her smile. of cou
if he really going to run for supreme court that they re going to hear your case. reelection? in two years? he doesn t have another they have the supreme court internal senate race to deal with. but we will see. identified for the lawyers on both sides the question, and the only question, they want to hear addressed. and i want to give that question to the audience now. i wouldn t put any money on the question is whether, and if mitch mcconnell s decency and so to what extent, does a integrity. do you have any optimism, former president enjoy presidential immunity from i m not asking who, but in terms of the leadership that criminal prosecution for comes next? of course not. conduct alleged to involve what i would say this. official acts during his tenure i would say the only optimism, the only sign of optimism is in office? how would you address that that i think it s likely that whoever comes next will be less question? well, if i m jack smith, the competent. because