you know, at least the clinton foundation disclosed a list of donors.least the clinton foundation had to put together some financial disclosure records because they're required to. there's no similar requirements for the setup that biden has with these think tanks at the universities and they're not voluntarily disclosing this information either so it's definitely an issue, especially when you have these think tanks that had employed senior administration officials, senior members of his cabinet and currently his sister as well at the university of delaware. >> tucker: nothing more corrupt than this. thanks, alana. >> thank you. >> tucker: there's been a huge increase in sudden and unexplained deaths. so big that mortuaries and insurance companies are not quite sure what to do about it. most people don't know what's happening. we have details after the break. >> tucker: all over the western world, we're seeing increases in unexplained deaths. the bbc said unexplaineded deaths are the worst in 50 years. why is this happen something ed dowd noticed this a

the setup that biden has d of l is kind of like a sketchier clit version of the clinton foundation, if that's possible. foundable.you know, at least thi foundation had disclosednt list of its donors, at least the the clinton foundation had to put forward some financial disclosure records because they were required to , as ar se financial disclosure records because they're required to. nonprofit there. uirements there are no similar requirements for the set up that biden has with these think tanks at the universities. and they are not voluntarily disclosing this information either. >> so it's voluntarily disc it's definiteln issue, especially when you haves these think tanks who had employed senior administration officials, senior members of and his cabinet and currently hiss l sister as well at university of delaware. >> yeah, i mean, there's at nothing more corrupt thanf delae higher education that makes mafia run paving companies so clean. >> of course, as we know. and we appreciate th your reporting on john goodmana >> thank you of the washington beacon. >> thank you. thank you, sir

and then o home and create that illegal storage mechanism.umab it was to cover up all of the clinton foundation's peddling. here again, we have a scandal.g instead of investigating the why, why is this money being funneled into the biden family? why or classified documents at y the university of pennsylvania penn center.ac why are they within short reach of hunter biden as he is dealing with foreign governments?ting it is because this family istrie profiting off of doing favors for foreign countries. we have a compromised presidentn and congress will have to useevn all of its powers in all of its relevant committees to get to the bottom of this. i have enormous confidence in jim jordan and i have enormous confidence and james smith. >> you say that the appropriations process can beof critical here. you have written many state ofmy the union addresses.so you wrote many speeches forof former leaders and presidents.an tell us your thoughts on the state of the union and what can congress do without appropriations process? >> this state of the union by president biden was a mess.. no vision, no narrat

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foundation laws. there's the sherman act, there's the clinton act, there's the federal trade act. and the lawmaker who passed these acts was really clear about what they wanted from anti trust in america. robert sherman stood on the floor of the senate in 1890 and said, if we not allow an a king to rule over us, we should not allow an autocrat of trade to organize our lives and all the things that are important to it. they all viewed the purpose of of anti-monopoly regulation to stop companies from gaining so much power that they could control the way that you lived your life, not just raise prices on you. obviously, that's a thing a monopoly can do that harms you. but also becoming the only player an employer in town, making life worse for everyone who in that town or becoming so important to our political process that they can pollute, do other things that harm all of us within community to be able to destroy our lives in ways that make them completely to be the autocrats of trade. you may know andrew mellon, carnegie mellon mellon. andrew mellon was the man who owned an element

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foundation of his possible 2024 campaign? >> yeah, i think it is. this is something that we have seen before. we saw this with clinton after 1994 when republicans are both houses of congress. we saw with a while in 2010, after the republicans to the house. they played off of their opponents in the congress. they used their rivals to re-triangulate themselves, in effect, with the american public, to say, yeah, you may have been unhappy with me for this, that, or the other reason, but look at these other guys are. he started that with the state of the union. now he's just on social security. but more broadly trying to position himself as a responsible grown up in the room, is concerned about kitchen table issues. he talked about overdraft fees and airline price gouging and that sort of thing. and ever since then, as you rightly point out, he had been pounding and pounding and pounding. because he has the advantage of the bully pulpit. he has the advantage of being a singular voice versus a cacophonous voice of the house republicans who don't necessarily always agree with each other much less with the president. so, he

foundational statement. and i want to give one more source and a very unlike buckley one on the importance of reagan's ideas in the 2008 campaign. then senator barack obama irritated the clinton campaign in massive way when he noted that reagan changed the trajectory of america, a way that bill clinton did not. he irritated clinton campaign most of all because, it was quite clear that obama was right that reagan changed things in a way that later democratic presidents before obama did not. well, was about reagan that changed things more. anything else? it was the force, his rhetoric. the great historian wilentz has said of reagan that above all reagan supporters, unlike that what reagan did was give his supporters and battered democrats and the disgraced republican establishment a compelling way to the disorienting, often dispiriting trends of the 1970s. now, at this point, i've laid out the importance of reagan's ideas, and i've laid out the importance of the speech. but there are two things that are puzzling about the speech. the first is that while reagan small government, conservative, has consistently those ideas never particularly popular even before he was elected. let