so team binder is playing the race card. leaking that the situation was insulting because it suggested that the first black press secretary to represent the president needed supervision. the only person who need supervision more than joe biden is binder. hired because she double shatters black and. this is a problem now because you can't replace her with a white guy. the white guy wants the job. kirby has been saying it. joe biden likes him. he likes him a lot. he likes him a lot more than binder. how could you not? biden likes kirby so much that the president asks kirby to personally brief him on issues and started bringing him up on air force one, even domestic trips. even though kirby is supposed to be the foreign policy guy. can you replace a struggling black gay? only if you are harvard. but the problem is binder says she is not leaving. charlie hurt joins me now. charlie, this is juicy. this is the fight we have all been waiting for. >> yeah. you know, she's got a point here. when you get hired as the black and then yo

cindy from as lon colorado if kirby takes over binder's binder, will the white house call it transitionmmy from louisiana i ask siri, what do women want? and it hasn't stopped working nine days. >> they're just testing us. always keep that in mind and always keep this in mind. >> i'm waters, and this is my world. >>

is it the binder? >> the administration has what they consider a perception optics management team. those are professionals that go out and identify those people who may be unsuspecting, whether with knowledge or without knowledge to do these type of campaigns. now, it is possible that taylor swift, quite frankly, does not know that she is being utilized in a covert manner to swing voters. but the bottom line is that the biden administration is savvy identifying how many followers and voters she can influence with either right information or misinformation. she certainly can swing the voters. >> jesse: stewart, thank you very much. i now know a lot more about taylor swift than i ever needed to know.

so challenge, so i will talk with you don't need to binder to context. of course this is a very important binder to ensure that we have to confront. but our study i would like to see to do much more to context are all right, a senior pack is sunny official has claimed that those battle cheese separatists are receiving aid from israel and the united states. where does this judgement come from and how much truth is to it? i'm not to read off the uh, off the street from detroit attributing to i have not seen it. but again, i'm telling you that this is a challenge. we have to be extremely careful. uh, we believe that, you know, of course, extremely much of being enrolled into it. and the most important thing is you're not to move forward and tradition of cooperation, get on and bucks on have. busy a long history of cooperation and dirty, you know, and i must appreciate what you're not even doing because dentist response indeed isn't a tax, has been extremely constructive. you know. so the most important thing is to move forward with a sense of confidence and

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sarah binder is a professor of political science at george washington university. going on right now, is this what alexander hamilton had in mind when he argued that impeachment should be in the constitution? sarah: impeachment has had a long political history, and even the framers were a little worried about how it would be used. in fact, it might be the one the one thing that alexander hamilton and thomas jefferson agreed on. they worried that a party, a large majority, could weaponize it against their opponents. it does seem to be, though, that in today's recent years it's been used as a threat, even if sometimes they never get to a vote. and that seems quite a bit different than what we've seen before. john: i want to talk about the mayorkas impeachment inquiry. the chairman of that effort is mark green. he's chairman of the house committee on homeland security. and he defended this process in a hearing earlier this week. >> the constitutional history is overwhelmingly clear on this subject. the founders designed impeachment not just to remove officials engaged

>> because binder, we call her binder, the press secretaryr says that's mayor adams fault. >> listen, i blame joe biden. i blame mostly mayor adams. i blamn ane the city. city right now, the city is has i to be in control of what's goinl ofg on.e you know, they could have house them somewhere else. floyd benefield is not the. ideal for them. you know, they have office capacity at 50%. capa that building up there empy that won that one, that one, they're half empty. i didn't mean to put them at the school. they could have put them in these gorgeous office spaces or they could pusct them in the javits center, the javits center. they opened up the javits center. r two, three years ago for covid, and they could have put them there, not in the schoolsie . what parents are concerned and they allowed all these migrants m g to into the school and they were not scanned. they were not tested, and nowcli they're cleaning it up. >> sngo the principal of there zo sngo the principal of there via zoom for a parent forts. the parents in the school. she kicked me off. i was asking questions. i wasn't

i'm more freaked out when you said i've got binders full of women. >> yeah, i got binders full of them. as if he was actually three hole punching women. yes. and putting them in binders because they have to do that. they have to make it sound apocalyptic because trump did a better job. >> we've seen what harvey biden's present. there's wars everywhere. the guys falling on his face. he's pathetic. so it's sad that they have to do this. but i don't know. i'm just getting scared that she is having a media presence because i don't know. >> i don't see joe making it to november and michelle obama, gavin newsom makes me very, very nervous. >> i'm three hall punching women my past. >> i'm so i just imagine being afraid of mitt romney. don't be afraid to be in the elevator with him because, you know, he's going to talk to you. he's not going to respect the elevator quietness. you know, in the elevator, like he'll give you a charlie. i love how they have all these predictions for trump, but it's not like trump's a mystery. he's not he's like, what you see is what you get. he has thought that's

binders? about beforerepu you blame republicans who have nothing to do with our border polics who hay? >> you say, i'm so sorry for the virginia teen who was brutally by a man who was in i the country illegally. >> how aboutth you start with im deeply troubled and saddened by this horrific sex crime committed on an american minor by a foreignican national. >> that's what a normal person"t says when they hea's whar abouta crime like that. >> the republicans in the house aren'tt. getting in the way of anything. but there's one democrat who understands the issue, senator senator fetterman, who's recovering nicely, and no one's more excited about that >>an prime tim ae. >> i honestly don't understand why it's controversialdon't un we we need a secure border. you can be very supportivebo. of immigration, but we also need to have a secure border. and i really i thinknt t about immigration is we want to provide the american dream yor any migranide the t. but it seems very difficult when you have 300,

ask binder. say binder, why are you facilitating human drug and sex trafficking into this country? why are you doing that? if she said we're not doing that, yes you are, here, here, and here, she won't be able to answer that question and they are doing it, dana, in the middle of a crime wave, when people's wages is getting eaten up by inflation. crazy. the border deal they are trying to blame on trump is garbage. they link this thing to ukraine aid so all of a sudden chuck is cutting this half measure with a bunch of moderate republicans and what does the house republican caucus supposed to do? just bow down and say, oh, yes, we'll take this even though it doesn't build a wall or change asylum or do anything that we need to do to secure the board. why should they go for that? they shouldn't dana: they should not. i can understand that point of view. judge? >> judge pirro: this could go back to the courts, but at this point, it does seem like texas has the administration really in a bind because who want to go and watch the federal government cutting down the razor wire because you

ask binder. binder, why are you facilitatinu human drug and sex trafficking into this country?are you doing that? and she says we are not doing that, and you just say yes you are, hear, hear, and here, she's not going to be able to answer the question and they doing that in the middle of theare crime , when wages are getting eaten up by inflation. and in thewa middl, whe of the homeless crisis they're doing it, and that's just crazy.ion. the border deal they're trying to blame on trump's garbage. they link this thing to the ukraine aid. so. so all of a sudden chuck is cutting this half measure with a bunch of moderate republicans,th and what does the housepp republican caucus do?ju this even though it doesn't build a wall or change asylum or do anything we need to do to secure thene border? b why should they go for that? they shouldn't. >> dana: they should not.i i can understand that point of view. judge?vi this could go back to thet courtsat, but at this point it does seem like texas has the administration really in a bind, because who wants to go watchme the federal governme

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cindy from as lon colorado if kirby takes over binder's binder, will the white house call it transition? jimmy from louisiana i ask siri, what do women want? and it hasn't stopped working nine days. >> they're just testing us. always keep that in mind and always keep this in mind. >> i'm waters, and this is my world. >> and welcome to hannity. and we start this friday night with a fox news alert. the u.s.with a supreme courtupre will decide whether donald trump can be kep c t off the 2024 ballot in colorado. with arguments starting on february the eighth, again, the supreme court, they have no.w to consider what is a very important appeal and constitutional issue, and that is whether or not president trump's name will remain on the ballot until. they render a decision. now, also tonight, a big update from the biden familonight apdas s hunter may soon be held in contempt of congresoos. tha we have an update on that. also, the one and only dr. cornel west will join us with m more of his defense, whichor i think is indefensible. the former harvard president igt ahead, did he shoot out toni

binder talks about the president like he's in a nursing home. he lives>> hlk an active lifest. do you think the whiten acti house would put kamala when biden's in bed all day? >> but she's been mia, too, although she wrote an op ed this week, quote, everyone'sa mad at lloyd austin, but i died three weeks ago and not one care is. kidding. of course, the biden-harris campaign isn't campaigning. they're making their husbands and wives campaignbu for them separately. >> of course, we know themmeappens when the doctor and the second gentleman are left to their own devices. >> they say they'l l give fresh.they >> did four separate biden for president events today? n even we couldn't find any evidence of it because apparently it wats all on zoom. >> dr. jill went on msnb cs la to say her husband's notzy as lazy as he looks. what do you think when you hear that people say, well, i just i can' for joe biden thiss it election? what is it that they may not know about him? i think what people don't see is how hard joe works every single day that he gets upn do thinking what he can do for a

kisecond of all, binder isn't going to get into speculations ,speculations. intothird of all is thesed of republican governors, esed of actually cared is now i know why binder"i keeps hanging arous the white house. hang she's the only one who maks biden appear articulate who maks and most republicans do care. >> they passed the house bill las.t year to secure the border. >> schumer ignored it. they've beener flying and bussig illegals to sanctuary cities just to wake you u to sancp. now, ten red states are sending ten the national guard to texared s but for all the white house's tough talk today, biden blinked . >> he gave texas a deadline friday to let border patro gaveh into the choke point that texas in commandeered to cut down the razor wiree hadcommande. bu >> but biden's border patrol wasn't let in and nobit a single razor wire was cut down. c razor wireuts growing like a wed on the border thanks to abbott's guys. >> but nobody fs with the biden. so today the white house just threw a wrench into the texas economy. texas is america's threw a largt natura

as binder say binder, why are you facilitating human drug and sex trafficking into tf this country? whicy you doing that? and if she says we're not doing that and you just say, yes, you are here you and here, she's not going to be able to answer that question. and they're doing it. dananot goine able t, in the mie wave, in the middle of when people's wages getting eaten up by inflation in the middle of the homeless crisis's w, they're doing it. >> and that's just crazy. the border deal, they're tryingg blame on trump is garbage. >> they link this thing to theen ukraink e. so all of a sudden, chuck, all o cutting this half measure with a bunch of moderate repub . akins and what is the house republican caucus repu caucus t, bow downthis and say, oh, yeah, we'll take this even though it doesn't built d wall or change asylum or do anything that we need to do to, secure the border? >> why should they go for that? they shouldn't. they not. >> i can understand that point of view, judge.e? okay. so this could go back to the. ,u but at this point, it does seem like texas has the administrati

. >> that was binder, as we call her. >> now, peter, if se you're working remotely and you stage a walkou: if y wt, do yout leave your house or do you come in to work and then walk out of work? it depends on just how much how you want to get the neighbors talking. >> exactly. all right, peter, good. stay war warm. se >> last night, trump closed out the iowa caucus with a record blowoutus w, then flew to new york for a court hearing, then zipped up to new hampshir e for a rally. joe biden's last 24 hours not as eventful. the president called latee at 10:00 in the morning and we're not really sure what he did all day. biden dr. jill biden is campaigning for president while joe biden a rests comfortably at the white house senior center. >>e actually, joe's been h campaigning for president more than her husband. typical dude, make your wife do the busy work while you rest and watch football. it's notork, right. rig >> it's just not right. yesterday, this joe biden's bid so-called event. >> biden was there for 20 minutes, then left. can you feel the excitement? .over the last 25 days, joe's ha

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so the positive, the space they binders to get ahold of us google need a crew of everybody you back to a 2 sided and 369 people. so is it very slowly across the lives website? so thank you. the cubic crew because you to it is a wonderful job. how much of a role did play that this is one of the most modern, large passenger planes that this does not turn into a bigger tragedy. i think you've hit the nail on the head because inside bills are moving towards the side of materials and it's got a great degree of insulation. it's light because i use life and materials these days. but the point was that on, in fact, you saw it was on fire as it came in. and uh, but even so the passengers inside was still safe. is there any way you break through that barrier? as a 5 comes inside said you have a big problem, but they might have to get the slides out. the door was open and gets everybody off by the boss or that is the whole point. you'll find that. so when these things happen, emergency lights come on thursday, budgets, you procedure assigned to a, everybody actually solid and realize you think wi

i wanted to come up with something of my own, and this is an ecological material based on gypsum binderserial you can better convey the texture, that is, from manufacturers, russian manufacturers, we cannot make glass, let’s say, as thin a toy as from polyceramics , so for a long, long time we tried to instill love, again among consumers, for these toys and now they sell even better than glass ones, listen, well, as i understand it. together with the belarus 24 tv channel, we will plunge into the cultural life of our country. now they would say the opera and ballet theater, because look, our stage is quite high, you see the bars below, but from there an artist could unexpectedly come out and say: hello, there’s something else to play there. this is a city with harmonious sleeping, suffering and good everyday life, rich history and bright everyday life. let's remember folk traditions. there was an outstanding garad tradition going on here. the skin is day, and the day's beautiful dancing skins are licking their lips belarusian fanfare. geta is a trumpeter, like all the people of grodzen,

we have seen what the binder administration has done in the un security council, and these are waiting 3 resolutions. we have seen also the foot dragging happening in the security council on the final resolution that was approved for the provider of the emergency aids to the gods of strips. and this, these interruptions are only going to continue and. busy read every location the biden is visiting as he gets his companion, 6 tall is increasingly being interrupted by citizens by activists by members of the communities who. busy are protesting against the continued support, the blind supports by dividing ministration towards israel's government. a government which is led by and benjamin netanyahu is also, by the way, a key supporter of trunk. so the situation is, is definitely worried for the democratic party, especially as the election gets into, into gears. then on the, on the diplomatic front as we've been reporting us sec, do you, state antony blinking is in the region. once again, do you expect anything tangible to come out of that's any, anything in terms of, of, of, of, of a cease

we call her binder, press secretary, it is mayor adam's fault? >> listen i blame joe biden and mayor adams. i blame the city. city has to be in control of what is going on. they could have housed them some where else. >> jesse: they have office capacity at 50%. that building, that one. half empty. they didn't need to put them in the school. >> or the jav it center. they could have put them there not in the schools. they allowed all these migrants to go into the school and not scanned, not tested. >> jesse: now cleaning it up. >> so the principal, there was a, ta meeting last night via zoom for parents. she kicked me off. i was asking questions. i wasn't being rude. we had concerns and i believe a chairman controlling this whole situation. he stated they will be out of the building by 5:00 a.m. and professional cleaning crew. it was the janitors. >> jesse: migrants could have cleaned up after themselves, they say they are here to work. this is disrespectful to you, to your children. >> not fair. >> jesse: i understand why you were yelling. listen

the settlement conference on gaza binder. what's my out? did party with many ministers from the liquid party is a disgrace to the thing. yeah. into part to that was once at the center of the national camp and is now trailing helplessly behind the extremist. how is simeon say? there is real danger in meetings like this one. this confidence well is administered about it dissipated, including ministers from the liquid party. the 5 to who's the now edition, at least 15 members of those that are really connected participated. so it's not a joke. these are, these are the people who are making the policy and the 0 and the they were going to include ethnic cleansing goes guys, a complete ethnic, cleansing of the people of guys. is there a withdrew from gauze after a 38 year occupation in 2005. this included the evacuation of $21.00 legal settlements. if new settlements were built, it would be against international law and the public position of israel's biggest ally, the united states come to central jersey the occupied east. jerusalem audrey and s

and that's how we got with what you call the binder.but it was that was the the talent bag and that talent bag was was used then across. government. one of the things that had to do because i was in presidential personnel, it wasn't like i was up here in the white. i was kind of like, you're i needed to alliances all over the place within the white house and, i might add. the president wanted, but not every male in that white house thought this was the really neat thing to be doing. i won't names, but could someday you might someday. i someday i might. i do to talk about susan b anthony for a minute okay gets a gets at this i just lost my myself here building alliances so i had to know among the folks at hand who were going to help me with this and then build the relationships so that i could go to them. and if we saw a job coming open that i would not have known about and that i could then go the powers that be up the line and say, give me a shot, that job and. if i can't get candidates that are workable, then okay, but give me a first

and that's how we got with what you call the binder.t it was that was the the talent bag and that talent bag was was used then across. government. one of the things that had to do because i was in presidential personnel, it wasn't like i was up here in the white. i was kind of like, you're i needed to alliances all over the place within the white house and, i might add. the president wanted, but not every male in that white house thought this was the really neat thing to be doing. i won't names, but could someday you might someday. i someday i might. i do to talk about susan b anthony for a minute okay gets a gets at this i just lost my myself here building alliances so i had to know among the folks at hand who were going to help me with this and then build the relationships so that i could go to them. and if we saw a job coming open that i would not have known about and that i could then go the powers that be up the line and say, give me a shot, that job and. if i can't get candidates that are workable, then okay, but give me a first c

has a great influence in ukraine, and he says into food and the countries internal affairs, a ton to binder was the member of the board at doris. my body smell is a gas company, a giant gas company. again, in ukraine and under obama, it was considered as one of the most corrupt in ukraine. good vacation, all for you, find the hot button. why see that he doesn't speak ukrainian doesn't speak russian and he doesn't know anything about gas or the, or all the fossil tunes. so what does he do that? well, the cells influence joe binding him to feed in ukrainian affairs by saying that you obtain, posted to be american press. that key on intervene to make sure that mr. shocking was the general prosecutor at the time was getting ready to investigate out body small the mr. shocking that be fine. all the time that the government officer lensky fired pressing judy shockey.

binder 1.0, we will recycle that.reat way to keep migrants alive, not open the border, that would have saved these three lives. >> tomi: when there are snow days, you close things down because it is not safe to travel. have a giant snow day at the border and say it is not safe to travel here, please stay home. psa, welcome to use that, jesse. >> jesse: tomi lahren feeding me lines, just what i need. thank you. biden's ev's are freezing. >> a bunch of dead robots out here. >> dead robots. [laughter] >> jesse: right now global micromanagers are huddling in switzerland for the world economic forum to powwow how to control our lives for profit. we have seen ideas floated in the past, talk of brain transparency. stick sensors on your head and your boss can track your focus. they have aulsz been talking about technology that would track your carbon footprint. developing through technology ability for consumers to measure their carbon footprint, where are they traveling? what are they eating and consuming on the platform in

. >> binder says this makes the border patrol job harder. in away she is right. job is to process illegals not catch and deport them. what is it about latin americans pouring into texas that democrats like? if russians were pouring in would biden let them in? if khaoeupby nationals were coming into hawaii on little ships would biden allow it? of course not. kamala told us what the goal is with texas. she admitted she doesn't want to stop the invasion she wants to speed it up. >> what are the solutions. >> solutions include putting resources at the border to process people effectively and putting in place law that's allow for a meaningful pathway to citizenship. >> jesse: process more foreigners and put them on a pathway to citizenship. which means they vote. >> in a couple of presidential cycles on election night you will announce we're calling the 38 votes for texas for president. it's changing to a purple state and then a blue state because of the demographics and population growth because of the people from outside of texas. >> jesse: and while six million peo

everyone freaked out when he said i have binders full of women as if he was three-hole punching womenump did a better job. we have seen what having biden as president, wars everywhere. he is pathetic. it is sad they have to do this. i don't know. i am getting scared she is having a media presence because i don't know, i don't see joe making it to november. michele obama-gavin newsom ticket makes me nervous. >> imagine being afraid of mitt romney. >> you know he is going to talk to you. he is not going to respect elevator quietness. oh [beep] mitt. >> greg: charlie, predictions for trump. it is not like he is a mystery. he has no thought that is unspoken. >> when she phrased it, this great unknown. we have no idea. right now, unknowns constantly present themeses. so much of the country, eggs $1 $1.99. right now, $7. you have people living paycheck to paycheck, what holiday am i not going to be celebrate next. what gender is my child going to come home because they have been indoctrinated by their teachteachers. >> greg: cat, save me. let's address what michele. this must upset you, gov

is it the binder? >> the administration has what they consider a perception optics management team.fessionals that go out and identify those people who may be unsuspecting, whether with knowledge or without knowledge to do these type of campaigns. now, it is possible that taylor swift, quite frankly, does not know that she is being utilized in a covert manner to swing voters. but the bottom line is that the biden administration is savvy identifying how many followers and voters she can influence with either right information or misinformation. she certainly can swing the voters. >> jesse: stewart, thank you very much. i now know a lot more about taylor swift than i ever needed to know. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> jesse: jimmy kimmell and aaron rodgers go to war over the epstein client list. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm thinking com

binder better look for another job. james, buford, georgia.nybody call out the woman for wearing red face? we are going to have to call that guy from deadspin. matt from kansas. here's an idea. use all the frozen dead teslas and build the border wall. trace from michigan. maybe your eagle should hire the barista. she has got some moves. we need help on the "d" line for sure. marianne from long island. i was surprised. you read thrillers? i thought you would be more of a history buff. i read everything, babe. remember i am watters and this is my world.

. >> jesse: did binder tell you that because she usually doesn't share those types of details about the >> that's true but yeah, this is unbelievable. look. as far as him being old and tired. full disclosure when you sent me the topics i was looking at them at 4:00 p.m. and i'm 26 and i went out for a light like an hour and a half. you could have done a colonoscopy on me and i would not have woke up. i think you are underestimating how much energy it takes for an 82-year-old to steal two elections in a row. >> apparently he's very active after 7:00 p.m. remember trump used to stay up to 2 in the morning? by ten is up to 4 but you don't hear about it. how about kamala asking the husband, we're going to lay low so you guys kind of campaign for us. >> yeah that kind of scared me. you have jill out there with her fake degree and then michelle obama should be at football practice. that scared me even more and she's terrified what's to come if trump is elected again. i see why. lowest unemployment, crime was down. now we're on the verge of world war three and joe is in a onesie right now in a

. master classes on painting for everyone, and oil - why is this a machine, why, is it some kind of binder it, you need oil, come off the brush or for what, yes , then it burns out when fired, glass melts into glass, the work is painstaking, but it seems we are not doing a bad job, i will have a green summer tree, since the leaves are drawn, dots, dots, yeah, i knew, i was just testing you, how quickly the master can work, for example, on with such a magnet, it all depends on the complexity of the painting, flowers can be painted several times a day, and if, for example, you paint landscape or architecture, it can take several days, depending. it’s difficult, that is, such a medallion can be painted for two or three weeks, well, if you paint an icon, then yes on a scale of unobtainability 10 out of 10, yes, no , everything is fine, everything worked out, this is an author’s item , so although yes, you can sell it for a high price, i am a fenoil worker, as i see it, yes, the first stage is completed, all that remains is to burn our works of art, looking at - picture, you immediately remembe

now i know i'd binder keeps hanging around the white house.nly one who makes biden appear articulate. and most republicans do care. they passed t the house bill asd you to secure the border. schumer ignored it. they've been flying and busing illegals to sanctuary cities just to wake you up. now ten red states are sending national guard to texas. but for all the white house's tough talk today, biden blinked. he gave texas a deadline friday to let border patrol into the choke point that texas had commandeered to cut down the razor wire. but biden border patrol wasn't let in, and not a single razor wire was cut down. razor wire is growing like a lead on the border thanks to abbott, guys. nobody effs with the biden, so they threw a wrench into the texas economy. texas is america's largest natural gas exporter, and our european allies are begging for gas since they are off the russian pipelines. so instead of boosting american energy and jobs and saving our allies from the russians, petty joe biden was peeved at abbott and blocked a major nat natur

somewhere in the attic is a threat free ring three ring binder of wildlife drawings i did when i was a boy and i'm sure matt has piles of old wildlife drawings stashed away somewhere to. because consummate artists like him we have a long paper trail. a wild promise to be with me noodling around the popular drug cap. i'm sure happy probably is that at one point them to achieve direct interface sped up my drawing process to a really impressive degree. as a graphic artist whose work is made to be reproduced i immediately realize how it would be for a book with full images like this. this was a tool i was waiting for to accomplish a book like this. forr years 10 houses been kindo keep an open door for me. in early 2020 just before covid hit, you remember covid. i contacted him about doing an illustrated book which should continue to explore the dense tapestry of hand rendered type in stylized imagery highest in my previous book which was an illustrated handwritten version of walt whitman's epic poem. i sent prince's the artwork thad illustrated extinct species. when the phone meeting i w

binder better look for another job. james, buford, georgia. did anybody call out the woman for wearing red face? we are going to have to call that guy from deadspin. matt from kansas. here's an idea. use all the frozen dead teslas and build the border wall. trace from michigan. maybe your eagle should hire the barista. she has got some moves. we need help on the "d" line for sure. marianne from long island. i was surprised. you read thrillers? i thought you would be more of a history buff. i read everything, babe. remember i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity". alarming new report from the house judiciary committee day. in 2021 believe it or not your federal government began asking banks to sit through private transactions for millions of americans and search for terms like trump and maga, so which banks voluntarily handed over that information? and what did the doj do with it? the house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan will join us with more on this orwellian and frankly dangerous breach of personal privacy. needl

so i think the longer that the state stays on binder the better the reason the trumpets surging so much in the polls the american people trust him securing the border i'm dealing with the illegal immigration and so why that biden have a wind before the election. >> will i think that is right. josh: but i don't think anybody's confused which let's just put it this way there's nobody in this country who thinks that there is not a distinct difference between president trump and president biden on the issue of the border so the politics are part of like will not as important but if anything to get better deal down the road and so be it. >> just to put numbers on exactly how bad joe biden has been the border love people say is a crisis or as a crisis and there have been eight and a half million people across the board grew illegally since joe biden was sworn in as president of the united states do you know how many people that is come up all five boroughs of new york city, he didn't have people so since joe biden is meant present he has brought income of five boroughs to new york city of peo

somewhere in my parents attic is a thick three ring binder, full of wildlife drawings i did. i was a boy, and i'm sure that matt piles of old wildlife drawings stashed away somewhere because consummate artists like him leave a long paper trail through their a wild promise began with me noodling around with a popular drawing app called procreate and never heard of. i'm sure half of you have probably used it at one time or another. procreate intuitive direct interface up my drawing process to a really impressive degree, and as a graphic artist whose work is made to be reproduced, i immediately realized, how effective procreate would be as a production tool for illustrating a book loaded with full color images like this. so was the tool i was waiting for in order accomplish a book like this. for years tin house has been enough to keep an open door for me. so in early 2020, just before hit, you remember. and i contacted them about doing an illustrated book which would continue to explore the dense tapestry of hand rendered type and stylized imagery. i used in my previous tin hous

the funders want to put cash binder and supporters still want to line up behind us though i think ite had someone on the programme last _ behind. we had someone on the programme last week _ behind. we had someone on the programme last week you - behind. we had someone on the programme last week you said l behind. we had someone on the l programme last week you said the media wants a race and that is why they are telling us nikki haley still has an outside chance. i think there is putting it politely and there is putting it politely and there is putting it politely and there is obviously media bias against donald trump. if she went anti—trump, does she start to look as if she is running from the left, and then if the race gets to south carolina, which having been there, looks a lot more like iowa, she is in a very tough place because she has alienated the base? that in a very tough place because she has alienated the base?— has alienated the base? that is riuht. has alienated the base? that is right- you _ has alienated the base? that is right. you have _ has alienated the base? that

story began in high school in cedar rapids, iowa in total, they filled nearly thousand pages of chorus binders, including illustrate it at all envelopes, original art and cartoons. and he also demonstrated stated in writing and in drawing how my mother was to fold and pin diapers on the baby. it's pretty cute, really. that only stopped after he was declared missing and then killed in nine months later. there was no proof that he was killed in action since no crash site was ever searched for. but when the war ended, that was the common practice. only after nine months did my mother stop writing to her missing husband about new daughter. employer rang him to come home to us only after months. did my grandfather ever stop writing to the departed head of the army, begging for information about his son. only nine months did my family begin the work of grief. when i learned that this war is building, that would equal measure. celebrate the victorious end of world war two and commemorate its fallen. my perspective was not completely celebratory. i could only imagine how it was for people like my moth

> owed time at this point i don't think anyone sees that it is going well the board of trade do not bindercans, democrats, independents, anyone who looks at the border and says it's going well that's being handled well. the problem that secretary mayorkas has is working for the president of the nine states and these are the presidents policies. president trump had a consistent set of policies but he had a thing for different secretaries of homeland security but the policy was consistent on the border. regardless of who the secretary of homeland security was because he had a set of policies these are the biden policies and the problem is present biden's pulses and the border not mayorkas and the way he's carrying it out. this is a big national security issue as you mentioned before. we have had it literally tens of thousands of people just in the past year that this administration has labeled as a national security risk that were given a designation special interest aliens that definition is there a national security risk they were released into the country into this decade-long backlog. th

is it the binder? the administration has what they consider a perception optics management team, and those are professionals that go out and identify those people who may be unsuspecting, whether with knowledge or without knowledge, to do these type of campaigns. now, it is possible that taylor swift, quite frankly, does not know that she is being utilized in a covert manner to swing voters. >> but the bottom line is that the biden administration is savvy identifying how many followers and how many voters potentially she can influence with either right information, misinformation. >> she certainly can swing the voters. >> stewart, thank you so much. i now know a lot more about taylor swift than i ever wanted to know. we appreciate it. my pleasure, jesse. >> jimmy kimmel and aaron rodgers go to war over the epstein client list. >> it happens. you rip, tear and never have time to repair. wait. before you throw it away, let mighty men to save the day. hi billy mays here for mighty man dead the fast, easy

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