martin barton and fish. martin barton. and. martin barton. and fish. and they all break out laughing. and fdr says all we're to have fun with that. and sure enough, at the first time he delivers the speech when uses the line martin barton fish the crowd its approval laughing at it. then a few sentences later when he starts to repeat it as soon as he says the word martin, the 10,000 people scream out barton and fish. so he had really come up with a for branding republicans as these sort of hypocrites and he also loved using references pop culture. and so he well the team that they were going to compare martin and barton and fish to a daring young man flies through the air and he said they seized their trapeze with the greatest ease and reversed themselves in midair. so these sort of visual metaphors it was. but a thing i talk about a lot in my book the power of words, the power of persuasion. was he able to convince america to support great britain? they really didn't want to. and so there's a lot of talk about language and the crafting of these speeche

stops and goes, changing the emphasis, martin, barton and fish, martin, barton and fish.laughter] and they all a break out laughing. and fdr says, oh, we're going to have fun with that. [laughter] and sure enough, the first time he delivers the speech when he uses the line, the crowd roars its approval laughing at it. and then a few sentences later when he starts to repeat it, as soon asn, he says the word mart, 10,000 people scream out, barton and fish! [laughter] so he had really come up with a technique for branding the republicans as these sort of hip credits.. --te hypocrites. and he also loved using references to pop culture. so he decided -- well, the team decided that they were going to compare martin, barton and fish to a daring young man who flies through the air, and he says, quote, they seize their trapeze with the greatest of ease and reverse themselves in mid-air. [laughter] so these sort of visual metaphors that roosevelt uses, i think i talk about them a lot in myof book, the power of words, e power of persuasion. why was he able to convince america to sup

merchant barton and fish. margin barton and fish.hter] they all break out laughing fdrn says we are going to have fun with that. and sure enough the first time he delivers his speech he uses this line the crowd roars its approval laughing at him. a few sentences later he starts to repeat it he says margin 10,000 people screamm out barton and fish. he had come up with a technique from branding the republicans as hypocrites. he also loved using references to pop culture. he decided, the team decided they were to compare merchant and barton and fish to derek and young man who flies to the air and says quote they seized their trapeze with the greatest of ease and reverse themselves in midair. [laughter] these visual metaphors attack a lot in my book the power of words the power of a persuasion why was he able to convince america to support great britai' when they did not want too. there's a lot of talk aboutd language and the crafting of the speeches and how they were always targeted at a very specific audience type or a very specific is

clara barton. this is what clara barton said herself. now, i don't think anybody today would recall the story. clara barton and focus on her appearance. i think they would focus on. what did she do? what did she contribute? not only did she helped in terms of aiding wounded soldiers, but at the end of the war, she led a diligent effort to find missing soldiers mias and bring them in connection with their families, or at least find out for family what happened to their loved one. so why was she talking about her appearance? maybe back then, as perhaps today there's too much emphasis on how females look rather than what's on the inside. and obviously, clara barton was a great person. so back to this cartoon. does ellen woodworth fill any of these roles where prognosticator as she did, but most of her prognostication as it turns out, was out of concern. what might happen and would this war ever end? even though he enlisted september and the war ends in may, there's no foregone conclusion that the war will end in that time period. and it's a

let's bring in barton crockett, senior media analyst at rosenblatt securities.d to see you. there's a lot to unpack here. as you mentioned, when was most important to disney as a company and what's more interesting from broader sort of sign for the economy. what would you say we've learned? >> well, i think we've certainly learned -- we've gotten one more data point supportive of the notion that there's pressure on the consumer. you know, the theme park for disney is important. that was last year 70% of their segment profits, you know this year i think pacing for around two-thirds of segment profits. so it's a key driver. and what disney was saying last quarter is they thought there would be robust, as they put it, operating income growth in parks, and the experiences segment that the parks drive. now they're saying that that segment's going to be down mid single digits and profits in the fourth quarter, and those pressures will persist through the first three quarters of next year. that's a rapid substantial change. and a lot of it is tied to the consumer domes

barton myers barton myers. thank you, director noi. alice, i want thank you and your staff for putting on a great event. the cwi university is is really important. institute you're helping to keep public education, american history and civics alive. and i think this is a really, really important thing for another generation. thank you for all your hard work and your programing. with that i want to say there is a slight disclaimer comes with my talk today. this is the parental advisory moment of of my talk. this is not one of my more humorous talk. this is a very serious talk, but it fits right in the theme of just war and how it is applied to the american civil war. my talk today focuses in on the experience of southern unionists in north carolina during the confederate experience during the american civil war. so i'll begin with a series of stories about southern and what they encountered during the american civil. and then we'll dive a little deeper into what it all means as it relates to confederate military occupation, irregular wa

mike, so a very different convention from what it would have been if president barton had stayed in the race, what all we expecting? and indeed, yes, it rolls to 9, president biden is going to be the main speaker. it will give an opportunity for democrats to express their appreciation and admiration for a man that the vice president nominated symbols as the site, as described as the best president of his lifetime. the vice president cumberland harris will be here. it's not known whether she will speak as well tonight, although her main speech issued for thursday evening. interestingly, though, is that president biden will leave chicago straight talk this speech. many of the see this as a way to distance him from a cumberland harris as she continues the campaign. now, other speakers here tonight, the form is secretary of state hillary clinton and interesting me as well as on a costco cortez. now importantly, what harvest is going to be doing, overcoming days is bringing together the different parts of the party. the progressive elements of moderate elements. remembering that the democrat

in the 1990s, we regulated the shoe industry, and when i get to barton, we will take it with us, which becomes a depot organization, and we will bring you there. if it is acceptable and the experts confirm that it is not smuggling, we will give you the official statistics of our customs in 2013. he announced that 6 and 7 tenths of million dollars we have declared imports, but statistics. internationally , i said that we gave 590 and 579 million dollars of shoes to iran, which is 86 times what was officially stated about smuggling. the market was almost full of foreign iranian shoes, very few . the sellers themselves advertise foreign products. last year, this shop itself produced maybe 20 to 22 iranian manufacturers. in the market , it causes my production to decrease with the increase of land price, transportation costs, the amount of importation and smuggling decreases, and the market is in the hands of domestic producers. 20 50 million pairs of the production of the kobash fell inside it, we have internal needs and 100, there is no problem, now you see everyone wearing iranian shoes

so then believes that they have not taken any sponsor gains as rosamond barton. and i know impression garza so beyond that, i'm not sure what else that's being sent to you around. iran is obviously also keen on seeing who wins the elections in the u. s. a democratic and administration is more likely to strike a deal over your honest mixer. project so in the sense that it will that will have to leave it back, but thank you for the diving. assume about so clearly dr. method of to come with mass and from the university of sussex in the okay, thank you. as i said, you're up to date some more. well, here's at the top of the by the, the green space innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the carriers, by the time it's all subscribe to the subscribe to plan, it's a chip talk has become a political battlefield. i will look as populism my algorithm.

just 2 months ago, barton had expected to clinch the democratic nomination for a 2nd term, but concerns about his fitness led the party to back vice president service. instead. a miss biden's address was not just an endorsement of harris, what he called the right decision. it was also farewell speech to his supporters and which he admitted to making mistakes, but said that he gave his all. here he quoted from a favorite song of his american pencil. the work of prayers of century brought us to this day. what your leg is, our legacy be. what will our children say? let me know in my heart. when my days are through america, america, i gave my best to you the earlier couple of hers made a surprise appearance at the convention where she paid tribute to, but so i want to kick us off 5, celebrating our incredible president joe biden. so thank you for your historic leadership, for your lifetime of service to our nation and for all you will continue to do we. * forever grateful to you. that's why i'm joining the studio now by d. w. 's melissa china, and who's part of our team covering the us elec

amazing when you consider how this began, not that long ago with barton pulling himself out of this race. this could have been a device of moment what we've seen over the 4 days is a very 1st attempt to create unity to show unity. how would you assess what you've seen over the past 4 days? yeah, it's um, this began 4 weeks and 2 days ago. that's when joe biden said he was not going to stand for re election. and he basically immediately endorsed carmella harris and that we've seen ever since then the democratic party trying to remain as united as possible. and no one else through their house in the ring for the nomination of the time. and the last 4 days of being composed as a kind of a party, almost for the, for people who are attending the convention in chicago. there's been lots of speeches this the, the major can call them stars almost at the democratic being turned in on a rock, obama. michelle obama, extensions of the making speeches. they're driving this honeymoon period forward. driving the feeling that the democrats are on a roll effectively. and it looks for the moment, at least

the scale of suffering is heart breaking. president barton and i are working to end this war, such that israel is secure. the hostages are released the suffering in gaza and, and the palestinian people can realize their right to the days before russia attacked ukraine. i met with president zalinski to warn him about russia's plan to invade. i helped mobilize a global response over 50 countries to defend against the dresser, the president i will stand. 7 with you know, how long the necessary to defend our forces and our interests against the run any run back to terrorist. i will not close the tyrants and dictators. light came down on our room and as president, i will never waver into vince of america. security an ideal because in the, in, during struggle between democracy and tyranny. i know where i stand and i know where the united states. 7 all right, let's do some analysis now and call harris's remarks, and for that i'm joined at the studio by the w reporter pablo. fully leah's problem . get to see um you know, care is, has actually been criticized, hasn't she for not presenting a cle

ahvaz, shiraz, tehran, isfahan, agha barton chieh b it promises a bright future for the farmers of this region , which can help economic development and raise the standard of living of farmers. now, lemons are being loaded in different ways, if the government provides more support to farmers and gardeners and a harvest season that starts in early july. the month begins. almost a thousand people are directly and indirectly engaged and employed in lemon harvesting , the harvesting of sour lemons continues until the end of shahrivar in dashti city, and it is expected that 18 thousand tons will be harvested from the orchards of this city. area thank you for your attention , god bless you. sarai bozur irani opened a well-equipped and specialized digital store in an area of ​​more than 5,000 square meters in sarai irani qom. all kinds of mobile phones , personal computers, tablets, gaming devices and other digital accessories at incredible prices. and long -term photos of the digital equipped palace in the great iranian palace of qom. it could just be real. it is possible to purchase and decl

barton, thanks very much, sir. later. >>> by the way, the dow has just taken another step up. we were up about 450, now we're up almost 470 to, 4800 -- 480 to. press that button, and we'll start this market moving. we're off a, we're running and the dow is going to be up almost 500 points at the opening bell. well, up 4000 -- they all open, we'll get 'em -- we're up 1% on the dow right now, 4202 points, and there's only one -- 420 points and there's only one loser, and that is verizon. everything else on the upside. caterpillar is so far unchanged. the s&p 500, that too has opened higher. look at the percentage there, almost 1% higher. that's a strong the move. the nasdaq composite, almost -- 1.15, another strong move. we always show you big tech at this time, that's where the money is. amazon, apple, microsoft, meta, alphabet, they are all a up. the best gain is for amazon. it's up 3%. let's get back to walmart. they reported early this morning. strong earnings, indeed. take me through it, please, lauren. lauren:

bar tonker thank you very much, indeed -- barton, see you again soon. 20, 30 sends to go before this market opens up on this thursday morning. it has been a period -- a week, i should say, over a week now -- of real intense volatility. white knuckle time. this morning we're probably going to open on the upside, but are we going to be in for another wild swing like we saw yesterday? yesterday we opened up and closed down. this morning we're opening up, and i'm not going to say where we might end the day, but we've pressed the button, the market's open9 and the dow is up close to 200 points in the very, very early going. up 1699, 38,9 is the level. there's more winners than losers amongst the dow 30. there you have them on your screen. the s&p 500 also opening to the upside. i want to know the percentage gain there. the dow is up almost a half percent, the s&p is up over 1%. how about the nasdaq composite? that is also on the upside to the tune of 1.4%. very solid gain. show me big tech. i presume most of them, if not all, are up. they're all up. meta, al

so please join meur p in welcomg our next speaker doctor barton myers.applause] >> thank you director. i want to thank you and your staff for putting on a great event. seat wi at shenandoah university is a really important institute. we are helping keep public education and work history and civics alive. this is really, really important thing for another generation for thank you for all your hard work, and your programming. with that i want to say there's a slight disclaimer that comes with my talk today. this is a parental advisory warning of my talk. this is not one of my more humorous talks. this is very serious talk but fits right in with the theme of just war and how it is applied to the american civil war. my talk today focuses in on the experience of north carolina during the confederate experience. so i will begin with a series of stories about southern unionism but what they encountered during the civil war and the will dive a little deeper into what it all means as iter relates to militay operation, warfare and laws of war issues. samuel d yoke

barton, what is my spring, where are you taking the lemons , god willing, we are loading loads for isfahana every day from dasht and pelang to shiraz, harvesting lemons in the plain and paneng shahristan dashti promises a bright future for the farmers of this region, which can help in economic development and increase the standard of living of farmers. it will be downloaded if the government provides more support to farmers and gardeners and provides an education to the farmers so that the farmers can use the head machine and packaging, especially the label, to be branded, and the lemons of dasht peleng can be presented to the domestic market in terms of income. . it is better to grow citrus fruits in dashti city with a priority of lemons is about 120 hectares, during the harvest season which starts from the beginning of july, almost a thousand people are directly and indirectly engaged in lemon harvesting. the center of our city in dashti city it continues and it is expected that 18 of the responsible cartoons will be removed from the gardens of this city . good morning, dear viewers, cont

barton. where are you going to take the lemon, god willing? bar for isfahan. we load every day from dasht and panlang to shiraz. sour lemon harvest in dasht peleng, dashti city, promises a bright future for the farmers of this region , which can help economic development and raise the living standards of farmers. now the lemons in the face different is loading. if the government more support. during the harvest season, which starts from the beginning of july, almost a thousand people are directly and indirectly engaged in the lemon harvest. the person in charge of the orchards of this city should be harvested, qasim baziari , dasht and panlang news agency, dashti, dashti. thank you good night in the news , we had a quote from the head of the chamber of agricultural guilds of iran that 10% of agronomic products. it should be said that mr. pishor's execution should be done by the end of the year 1404. the plan for the identification of agricultural products should be completed. in the seventh development plan, it is also stated that the identification of agricul

barton myers. [applause] >> thankk you, director. i want to thank you and your staff are putting on a great event. the cwi shenandoah university is really important institute. you helped to keep public education and american history and civics alive and he think this is a really, really important thing for another generation to thank you for all your hard work and your programming. without i want to say there is a slight disclaimer that comes with my talkis today. this is a parental advisory warning moment of my talk. this is notot one of my more schumer's talks. this is a very serious talks but it fits right in with the theme of just war and how it is applied to the american civil war. during the confederate experience during the american civil war. so i'll begin with a series of stories about southern and what they encountered during the american civil. and then we'll dive a little deeper into what it all means as it relates to confederate military occupation, irregular warfare and laws of war issues. samuel defoe kelley was not af

and of course, you know, hi ryan, king american officials including president barton, had uh promised that, uh, that uh, we would destroy the north stream pipeline. and, and indeed we did. so all of these, all of these others are cover ups and to meet the fact that even now they're coming up with new stories. the 1st story was that russia had destroyed its own pipeline, that it worked one for years. and everybody just dismissed that as being so absurd that no, no, no 3 year old child would believe that explanation. so then they moved on to other things and other things. but i think the problem, the reason that we're seeing this again, is that germans have come to realize that uh it was it, russia that, that destroyed the russian or the german atomic german economy is, is in a recession, and for, for the ordinary working class, germans the recession is very severe. now some of the, some of the wealthier ones, they're doing fine. but uh, but i know 1st that there are germans who are sort of living hand to mouth right now, which has never been the case. germany was a wealthy fine tray. a

barton dropped out of the race in july shortly. we'll speak to gabriel alexander in chicago. he is outside the convention venue where we're expecting protests but fast less talk to mike hannah, who is inside mike, so it's a very different convention, isn't it? from what it would have been if president barton had stayed in the race with few hours from it kicking off. what are we expecting? what a month ago, president biden would have been considering doing the final address on thursday night. now he's doing the 1st address or the 1st main address this evening. cumberland harris will conclude events here with her speech on thursday night, but tonight is about joe biden. the delegates here are going to express the appreciation of a man who many describes as the best president of a lifetime. but along with that to ex appreciation, this also since offered me that he is not standing, that it is now coming to harris, who is going to be the democratic nominee full. that post president biden himself will leave shortly off this speech this evening. and he will be going to california fo

the scale of suffering is heart breaking. president barton and i are working to end this war such that israel is secure. the hostages are released the suffering in gaza and, and the palestinian people can realize their right to the days before russia attacked ukraine. i met with president zalinski to warn him about russia's plan to invade. i helped mobilize a global response over 50 countries to defend against the aggressive president. i will stand. 7 with you know, how long the necessary to defend our forces and our interests against the run any run back terrorist. i will not close the up to tyrants and dictators. light came down on our room and as president, i will never waiver into vince of america security an ideal because in the, in, during struggle between democracy and tyranny. i know where i stand and i know where the united states, the. 7 i'm doing now by julia spend a long he's a political campaign strategies who worked on brock obama is 20082012 campaigns. julius joins us tonight from chicago. he has been attending the d and c julius good friday evening to you. you've had a,

and when you see barton us mom know that the show is about to go down. and of course, she always has to make sure that and i think that it was somewhat successful. it says a 100 and wow, burn a boy 10 shortly before. but did you know that the african child is from the city in nigeria, which is also home to superstars like most, the easy to my and all my late. that is puerto court. i feel peace, artist wizard, china takes us on an exciting journey to his city known for its rich culture and traditions. and if you're lucky, you might support some superstars at the boiler festival. hello dw is alice of 7 to say. my name is was a john and i for we are just from nigeria. and today i'm going to be taking an exciting journey of my city without god's, you're welcome to the garden city. but how codes is night service, 5th, largest city with a population of $3600000.00. this bushland metro police is reached in natural resources. it's most prized possession being if abundance res of was of quote, around the see the beauty of what are the welcoming people with the co

accompanied by standing ovations and chance of we love joe last night wasn't just the celebration of joe barton's achievements. it was also maybe mostly a celebration of his decision to stand down and pay the way for his b p to make history. nicole for ocean berlin and this is the day the serve as your president. i love the job. i love my talk to me more and then november we will come together and declare with one boys as one people we are moving forward together we put a. * crap, in the highest, hardest way of feeling toward the also on the day anthony blanket on his diplomatic push for a ceasefire deal between israel and a mouse. after talks in israel, the us secretary of state takes the latest proposals to egypt and guitar. these are still complex issues and they're going to require hard decisions by the leaders. ultimately, it comes down to those decisions. but there is, i think, a real sense of urgency here across the region on the need to get this over the finish line. welcome to the day, it was a bitter sweet night for joe biden, at the democratic national convention in chicago. there he w

i exchange the president joe barton and come and vice president come to her is welcome guest coverage on the other american detainees. after they landed at andrews a base, just a short time ago, they flew in from chucky by the prison. the exchange took place by didn't acknowledge the difficult diplomatic choices that had to be made. and the key role us allies played in this well, the top is called this in for other countries. as against or media itself is very difficult to use. so the cumberland really is 16 people, journalist, incidence, and other, as course up intentions between the west and vladimir to fulton's, russia, west emissions have released 8 prisoners among them, a russian agent convicted of mazda in berlin. it's the biggest swap of its kind since the end of the cornwall 30 years ago. it's the news they've been waiting for in the wall street journal news room for full 191 days. that colleague the gentlest evan gasket, which has been freed from prison in russia. well gosh, give it. she is the best known. he's one of 20 full people entitled who were released from the the neg

is the one with that right here coming, approaching, going to approach this page and when you see barton that's bomb, nor that the show is about to go down. and of course, she always has to make sure that everything is safe and secure from what i see, it looks like the mind does not even walk to go to the stage. he's in the car, he's not even walking down the car. this is very interesting. that's the big mind himself going up there on the stage. and as you can see, this is almost impossible to access. but right now, birthdays going on the stage and he's going to perform. we met us why just joined. i see how that's going to look the stuff up my name now. we're seeing him now. so we're going to just go home now. i said goodbye but enjoying the summer time. and i think that it was a somewhat successful treasure hunt. and while burn a boy tends to rarely performed. but did you know that the african child is from the city in nigeria, which is also home to superstars like this? the easy to my uh and all my leg. that is puerto court. i for peace artist wizard, china takes us on an exciting jour

barton has begun addressing the nation. let's let's, let's just today reverted on paul evelyn also vladimir, 3 american citizens, one american green card, all all for going to prison on justly russian. paul, for nearly 6 years flattered versus 2022. ever since march of 2023. and also since october 2023 russian authorities rest of them convicted them and show trials and sends them to long present terms. but absolutely no legitimate reason whatsoever. none. paul, for marie, was a russian for a wedding. evans, a journalist with the russian in russia, was all right. it wasn't russian assigned by the wall street journal. also, also, a journalist was in russia to see family. all 3 falsely accused the baby spies vladimir was russian citizen by birth holes in american green card support. surprise, really? german was there was a paul, there are my friend john mccain's funeral with me. you spoke out against pollutant jersey for that it was convicted of treason and now they're brutal. our deal is or is there a free moments ago, famili

so he's saying something similar to joey barton, who got a seemingly a lot of trouble, but not reallyut created a sexism storm when he said that women shouldn't compete on male sport, not compete . sorry, that would not compete. sorry, that would be another argument. shouldn't be another argument. shouldn't be pundits on male sports that they haven't competed in. des lynam, who is sort of like a national treasure, really, 81 years old now, has said this in the radio times, basically said exactly the same thing, said that the male game and the female game are different, and the only people who have competed in the male game should be commenting on it. >> right. and what do you make of that? do you think that's fair? yes. i'm trying to get you in trouble here. >> no, i yes, i do think it's fair. i don't know anything about sport. i don't watch any football. i barely know who des lynam is. i have some vague recollection from the 80s. >> why do you have to be male to know about male sport? i mean, because it's an intellectual exercise. the commentary. >> but it's faster. it's like women's

joey barton has pleaded not guilty.otting hill carnival. police say two of them are in a critical condition. joe inwood is at new scotland yard. joe, eight people in total were stabbed across the duration of the event. what more do we know about those attacks? so, three of them happened on the sunday, and as you say, five yesterday. on the sunday, one woman was left in a critical condition and it is on that attacked that we have a bit more information on the last hour or so. a bit more information on the last hour orso. she a bit more information on the last hour or so. she was a 32—year—old woman, a mother there with a young child. the police say they have arrested three people at separate addresses across west london. a 20—year—old on suspicion of attempted murder and violent disorder, and a 24—year—old on 22—year—old, both on suspicion of violent disorder. it seems she was caught up in the middle, not necessarily knowing the people accused of doing this. the police have called for less of this sort of thing, for acti

barton dropped this bombshell of a letter, essentially at claiming that the democrats were forcing him to censor speech on his platforms. in 2021, senior officials from the biden administration, including the white house, repeatedly press, star teams for months to assess or certain coffee, 19 content, including humor, and so tar, and expressed a lot of frustration with our teams when we didn't agree, i believe the government pressure was wrong, and i regret that we were not more outspoken about it. now, it wasn't just about cobra and he also wanted to mention that he was with west the to as sensor the new york post story on the bite and family controversy. corruption almost on the eve of the 2020 election. now the pre test that was used for that is that that was a russian misinformation. that as we've learned, that if anything goes wrong in the us, somehow the russians are the ones to blame. however, the fight and family corruption scandal turned out to be confirmed even by a congress investigation and now was dr. burke admitted himself that there was no basis to claim the story was ru

barton? we're hearing i have democracy. i've saved democracy. here's a guy who was lining his pockets, helping his kid hunter, getting this contract with ukraine's but ridgemont lining his pockets. it was hung . so setting his amazing paintings to invest as or i mean, just give me a, i'm so tired of this crap. i mean, honestly, i mean think people are starting to see through the show and i really, really hope they all let me ask you this. maybe people are seeing through this. so maybe i'm, i'm pulling at somebody's lake here, a lot of a democrat of orientated the newspapers a published a new so, but he's new polls saying come a lot higher as is now way ahead of trump. in the poll, your thoughts shown, you know, what is, what is reality? i mean, when it comes to like ability polls, likeability vols, maybe she's a head. i mean, i stop all today that i think it was cbs put out wherever, when it came to inflation economics, the border, trump was crushing her in those categories. yeah. so you know, it comes to a generic, you know, do you like some on

framework and not what's been added by these relays to send fluids as, as either a man us present, sorry, barton says he but the use a see saw in dogs is viable before the end of his time in the white house. but i haven't made the comments in his 1st interview since he abandoned his re election campaign last month. on official has mode off in washington dc. joe biden has wanted a c spot in the middle east since before he made the historic decision 3 weeks ago . the step product of the presidential race. but they've been seeing that for weeks there, they keep telling is they're very close to closing the circle. but they haven't been able to get it over the line that you're biting has given his 1st interview since that historic decision. he said the reason behind it was a number of democrats had come to him. i'm gonna consent that they wouldn't win the house or the senate because he was dragging their numbers down. he still believed that he could beat donald trump in a general election. but he was concerned about the big picture. and he still believe that the efforts that he was putting in from th

the regulator, joe barton's decision to discover science, which was so long, uncomfortable, still managed to surprise elements in the liberal media as well. and many of the same people who had pushed him to put the rings weeks before i praised him lavish for finally putting the country 1st. i struck by the humility of that speech. tiers were shot by members of the liberal media brigade that has come to be known as blue mac. the democratic parties called flag version of donald trump's make america great again, bates and then you just cry. because this is somebody that you love what most of those eulogies left there was any meaningful discussion of biden's real legacy. his unbridled support in 2003 for the disastrous us led invasion of a rack, a war based on lies. and his continued backing an army of israel's genocide, a war on palestinians. in gauze, you had van jones, shedding tears on national television, talking about how i just made an inside. and he was about the position that by him was in is many of these villages, in personal accounts, about biden's honor, the good man fell on his

barton laptop scandal and he did say that, you know, it's ok, but there are the information that we're getting from the f b. i was that it was a, i guess, russian propaganda which the f b i should have known better the rest the we actually had under by the laptop before rudy giuliani. i got it and got it to the new york post. so the f b, i was clearly politicized, and you've been rubbing icing information, but that's the name of the game, right? if, if it's a social media outlet is willing to allow the government to tell them something, then they are basically working at the behest of government propaganda. rather than working for free speech. think the us government already officially responded to the white house or whatnot, responded basically saying, you know, coven was a very serious threat. and we had to, you know, basically you call it police misinformation and this information and all of that. that's the attitude of, of this administration. don't forget, this administration has been sued by multiple parties for it's, it's, it's, it's, it's censorship tactics. and to this point a