quote because we have covered a lot of oakland stories, in-n-out burger, the hemingway quote, when didyou go bankrupt? and he said, gradually, then all at once. i feel like people in oakland are going to wake up one day and there is going to be nothing there to go to. >> greg: mollie hemingway has some good quotes. the point is, freedom doesn't just go away unless you have a disease to justify it, but it comes in these little bites, right, school closes, a mall shuts down, streets become unwalkable at night and then unwalkable in the daytime, freedom becomes smaller for you and larger for those outside the norms of legal behavior. black elderly women no longer have a walgreens but a young white drug addict can shoot up in front of the windows. they got their freedom at the expense of her and that is the irony of a police state. without police, you get a police state. freedom requires a measure of safety and security but since george floyd, we allowed the intelligentsia and activists to deem that common sense as a racist. i will probably be called racist for pointing that out. you can b

, it is just said by this colonel, in this novel, in general, hemingway, like many real men, is so...re i have been teaching for a thousand years, yes, there is such an idiotic thing, but maybe from the point of view of education correct, it’s called here it comes, your spill outwardly capable is finally with us yes, juliet will learn a little and... by himself, yes, that is, he is from himself, he is his own instrument, machine, and so on , yes, that is, for this, an actor must know himself, probably like no one else, that is to understand what it is, and what kind of material it is, that is, what kind of material i ’m dealing with, but to understand oneself, it seems to me, is actually very difficult, and that’s what it ’s all about. yes, well, you know, practically, what is 4 years of study if they talk about our very affairs, how they come now girls and boys, what is 4 years of education? it is not you who must understand, but i must, if i am a teacher and more or less understand this, i must understand what you, i must, to put it in such perfect language, here you are, i'm lookin

hemingway says he proposed the national guard for nationwide riots. doing it to suppress ordinary criminality she allowed to fester. final response on that. >> that's right. i mean, again you get to the point it might call for the national guard or federal troops. you should never let it get to that point in the first place. if you are a mayor or a prosecutor, you are a police commissioner, you should have a grip on crime on your streets. the way mayors before bill de blasio did and the great string of police commissioners were able to deploy police around the city, even the smallest crimes, most criminals are not one-time offenders and to keep the city safe for innocent citizens who want to enjoy everything that it has to offer. that's the real problem here is that kathy hochul and democratic politicians in new york city let it get this bad in the first place. >> sandra: you'll have to come back, the lovely montage of the media for calling you out saying it was misinformation to the public and going unchecked, even one member of the media saying that

visit indeed.com/hire liz: look who is back with usnoe fox news contributor molly hemingway and okayll out of politico and we need you on the story in the white house unit coordinating bidens 2024 speech elements it is so bad, that even the white house counsel's office probed it, because of toxic workplace behaviors and harassment enemy politico said that the talk into et, printed former staffers and so you know mollie, we see the stories of about, the president, bullying and thread today and cursing the white house workers others white house leaks all over the place about this and out this is going on in this looks really bad mollie. mollie: just about sure the event seen for the biden press office and all that is under a lot of pressure given the struggles they have with the current president, but actually think part of the problem here is just that you had older directors of this office dealing with percent who work on freddie to work as hard as was needed it with you democrat or republican, native think that some of these leaks from ever staffers are inappropriate people should j

joining me now mollie hemingway editor and chief at "the federalist."house press secretary. both are fox news contributors. ari it does appear that biden has some really hard core fans located around that motorcade route. a decent crowd, maybe 100 or so. can't tell from the pool shots we have. they are not happy biden is now going to put a port in using our military to help hamas with americans still held hostage there. but is he thinking that is going to help him politically. thoughts tonight? >> yeah. a couple things. number one, if this little protest tonight just wait until chicago. just wait for the democrats gather in chicago. what you are seeing tonight is nothing. chicago going to likely be mayhem for the democrats. as for that port that he is going to announce tonight to bring allegedly humanitarian relief to the people in gaza, that is not to bring relief to the people in gaza. it is much more to bring relief to joe biden in michigan. that's what that is about. that is one of the most overuses of the military to secure a political purpose at h

it reminded me of the hemingway quote, we've been covering a lot of these oaklands stories, in and out go bankrupt and he says, gradually and thenth all at once i feel like people in oakland will wake up one day and there will be nothing there to go to. >> motley hemingway has some good quotes. [ laughter ]to. >> know but the point is freedow doesn't just go away unless you have a disease to justify it, but it comes in these little bites, school closes, a mall shuts down, streets become on walkable at night, then on walkable in the day and restaurants move away. freedom becomes smaller for youo and larger for those outside the norms of legal behavior. black elderly women no longer a have a walgreens, but a young white drug addict can shoot up in front of her hard windows. they've got the freedom at theof expense of her and that's the irony of a police state. without police you get a police state.requ freedom requires a measure of safety and security but since george floyd, we allowed the intelligentsia and activists to deem that common sense as racisl i will probably be called racist f

they are the publishers of ernest hemingway and scott fitzgerald and edith wharton obviously has a greatbacklist of classic writers, but also modern classics by by anthony dore. although we cannot see jennifer egan and and don delillo and stephen king. so a wide range of authors and a wide range of imprints. the idea is that you want to have people who have a certain sensibility for a certain kind of book, and atria right now is really the home for really big commercial fiction. they publish colleen hoover and frederick bachman and sister soldier. then there's gallery, which is really the home for pop culture. they had the biggest nonfiction and memoir of of the fall. last year it was the it was britney spears. so, you know, simon schuster is sort of a home for topical nonfiction, political books, history, serious, serious topics that people are discussing. so there's there's there's a little bit of everything for everybody since you joined random house in 1989, by the way, when you were at brown university, did you want to be in publishing? was that your plan? i did not have a plan. i w

mollie hemingway, thank you very much, inkeyed. again soon, i hope. >>> with the white house was pressed on the report that biden lashed out behind closed doors about his slipping poll numbers. what was the response? [laughter] lauren: yeah. this is from the national security advise everything jake suggest. van. he denied that biden was anxious or ang ally ant those poll terml numbers. watch here. >> reporter: there's a report that when president biden was told his handling of the war between israel and hamas was starting to affect his poll numbers, the quote is he began to shout and swear. so when he does that, is he shouting and swearing about netanyahu or about hamas or about his poll numbers? >> this is the when did you stop beating your spouse question, because i don't think he ever did that. well, you used that as a the principle of your question, which is when he does that. i've never seep him do that, shout or swear in response to that, so from my perspective, that particular report is not correct. lauren: just odd, right?

we are with fox news contributor mollie hemingway next. >> this is about people having the freedom tot their own bodies and lives and futures. >> a human being has a right regardless of how small they all or how big they are. ♪ ♪ 's biggest selection of kubota tractors, zero-turn mowers and utility vehicles, including the #1 selling compact tractor in the usa. plus, the year's best deals, like 0% apr for 84 months, or up to $3,300 off select compact tractors. orange goes all day; sale's ending soon. visit your local dealer today. find your nearest dealer at kubotaorangedays.com ( ♪ ) pain was keeping me off my game. and now i'm winning again. blue-emu is the powerful relief i need. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? new pantene with more pro-vitamins, plus biotin & collagen. repairs as well as the leading luxury bonding brand. stronger, healthier hair, without the $60 price tag. if you know, you know it's pantene. - it's payback time. all these years you've worked hard, you've fixed it

now mollie hemingway he takes the momentum on the campaign trail. >> 's use some pundits oddly saying right. verily polling suggested the american people did not think this. it was 1 of the lowest reviewed state of the union addresses, it was, in fact, the lowest reviewed state of the union address in modern history which is not surprising. it was a very angry speech, a lot of shouting. president biden's delivery was not vary good there was no eloquence in the speech. it was also just so negative. so, he's got many problems ahead. >> shannon: i will put you down as a fan. okay new york daily news had this, speech draws flood of cash. are celebrating because they say it paid off where it counted for them and that dollars and the base, francesca. >> so democrats came into the stately nude and nervous. over the weekend i heard grumbling about the immigration section as well as the israel section from some democratic lawmakers but broadly speaking, they are up his energy level in particular and they're exhaling a sigh of relief this week it. you bring up the money, the campaign was able t

thirties of the 20th century, anyway, this was not a topic that you can easily talk about, but all the hemingwaysurns out. well, look, somehow scarlett, it seems to me, maybe mitchell too, somehow they’re not really talking about sex, well, about me, i realized that i can’t know, well, you know, it seems to me that when you read the book, you already know everything about a person, after all, you understand, but it seems to me that who knows, writers are still cunning, here we can’t be sure, but it’s not really about sex in this book, well, that is, scarlet has some kind of... then even after the relationship with rhett, she doesn’t have any strong for... as a woman, after all, this is still an unrealistic story that she believes in, that is, it seems to you that if a woman is unrequitedly in love like that, especially for a long time all her life into a man who rejects her, there is some kind of thing behind this, well, there’s such a closedness here, look, there’s such a thing here. yes, scarlett, obviously, who is not about reflection, it’s her, this is one, two, between her first frustration

senator marsha blackburn, lela, rose, mollie hemingway and today amanda collins to speak at cw and i'm very happy to introduce her. she'll be talking about the importance of second amendment, especially for women. and her book titled beyond survival. amanda has been a loose center speaker for many years, and she speaks on college campuses at woman events and law enforcement conferences across the nation advocating for second amendment rights, her book beyond survival reclaiming my life after i survived details her xp release of a brutal assault on her college campus, a campus that was a gun zone. one of the loose center sponsors that i heard her give was at a texas that was in the midst of a debate about to allow students to carry firearms. amanda had been trained by her family to use firearms for hunting and for protection, but she wasn't allowed to carry it on her campus out there in nevada, it could have stopped her assault. think about these so-called gun free zones at schools, other places. if you are a criminal or wanting to commit a violent crime, would a gun free zones be place

kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno and harris faulkner, fox news contributor, mollie hemingway and "fox and friends" co-host and host of brian kilmeade radio show, brian kilmeade. we begin with growing outrage over president biden apology to accused killer of georgia nursing student laken riley. three weeks ago laken riley went out for a jog near the uga campus and an illegal immigrant grabbed her and killed her with a blunt force object and tried to hide her body. laken riley was just 22 years old. she will never get her nursing degree, she won't marry, have children or enjoy growing old. family and friends try to cope with this tragic loss, over the weekend, president biden apologized to laken riley's alleged killer for describing him as illegal immigrant. >> president biden: undocumented, i should not have used illegal, i will not treat these people with disrespect, they built the country. >> kayleigh: emily, i can't wrap my head around this, it is hard to fathom there is more concern for an alleged murderer and the way he's described than a u.s. citizen victim. >> emily: wh

, well, not in the early 1920s, it was still not a topic that you can easily talk about, but all hemingwayup. how does a woman turn out, yes, well, look, somehow scarlett, it seems to me, maybe michel, somehow they’re not really about sex, how can i understand that i can’t know, well, you know, it seems to me that when you read a book, you already know everything about a person, after all, you understand, not quite it’s clear, yes, it seems to me that who knows, the writers are still cunning, we can’t be sure here, but it’s not really about sex in this book, well, that is , scarlett has some kind of, even after her relationship with rhett, she has ... there is no strong interest in sex in this topic, but this is her, well, let's say, inexplicable romantic love for ashley, she is in general says that she has not revealed herself as a woman, because this is an unrealistic story that she believes in, that is , it seems to you that if a woman is unrequitedly in love like this, especially throughout her life with a man who rejects her, behind this there is some kind of, well, closedness. well,

molly hemingway is here. give us sigg any of dance on this. is trump winning on this or biden losing on this? >> this was an issue as soon as oral arguments were held they expected them to say colorado's attempt wouldn't be allow. i'm curious about the ruling. some thought it would be 7: 2 or unanimous. the questioning was very critical -- >> molly, can i interrupt for one second. it was a unanimous 9-0 decision. >> well, that really says a lot about t this attempt to remove from the ballot the republican nominee and keep from tens of millions of americans the right to vote for whom ever they would not. you just said it in your opening take with the polls. people are not supporting president biden and this is what's been in engaged in. they said coloradoans wouldn't have to veto for who whom they want to if it's donald trump. it's a really big setback for democrats in the effort they havement using the court fur political gain is not a great approach. >> back to my editorial, as you noted. i looked at the new york times polling and it's grim f

if you want to read mollie hemingway cowrote a book justice on trial and they go into a lot of the womeng the kavanaugh hearing including dealing kaiser who is christine blasey ford friend under great pressure she did not want brett kavanaugh to be named of the court, she is a liberal but under great pressure she never changed her story and she said i cannot cooperate these claims by christine blasey ford who is my friend, there are a lot of women who stood up and told the truth, watch more of the full interview with kavanaugh classmate mark judge on foxnation.com. a babysitting buzz kill overbearing parents don't think teens have what it takes to watch their kids anymore, because they don't. tomorrow morning on "fox & friends" trump codependent lawyer ashley merchant joints to talk about the cases against president trump, dvr the show if you cannot catch it live. ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa fr

joining me now mollie hemingway editor of chief and chiefcorr political war correspondent for the foxr and fox news contributor's. who though at sending biden out there to get would be a good strategy but then again nobodyel has ever fired in g administration. >> no one was held responsibleg thbut praising that speech, that is what everybody was doing, in other media. it didn't take excellent punditry to see this was unbelievably bad state of the union speech. one of the worst that anyone had ever seen, so divisive, so angry, so mean towards people. if you were going to have e toto have a difficult job, they did have to have him out there andut perform for a while even if an eloquent speech to talk and hopeful ways, that would have helped him more than this speecd he gave. re>> laura: they want to double down on failure. they refused to change policies. mollie and i have talked about thisy re so many times. so instead, they replace that with anger and divisiveness and a sense of resentment ranjust through that speech, which i think that just doesn't go overh well with people they feel

the nasdaq up your joining me now charlie hurt come opinion editoh at washington times a mollie hemingwayin chief, both fox newsth contributor, charlie, let's start with you. i started the show tonight with the roadrunner and wile e. coyote which is one of my favorite cartoons, but almost there, almost there to put the padlock on trump tower and the .trump golf course, mar-a-lago and lead tea letitia james is excited. a little rough of a day but this news is not insignificant about the special purpose acquisition vehicle on the merger tomorrow. billions of dollars for trump and maybe a new spring in hisru steply. >> it is truly extraordinary. this is supposed to be one of the worst days in his entire career, both politically and his business career. and then it turns out to be one of the best.mida and like the guy has this might just touch. you have to give him credit, it is not just luck. it is, i think he deserves. credit both for continuing to guyfight every single day. i don't know how the guy manages to come back and keep swinging, but then you see that where he went for the cameras

let's bring in mollie hemingway. his trump gaining ground politically because of all this?hat the american people do not view these various issues of welfare as legitimate and who can blame them, the first case you were talking about the supposed crime that donald trump repaid and made banks happy any overinflated's assets, they're going to seize those and sell them for the price he claimed that they were worth, this type of offer is not something that we associate with the united states of america is much more third world republic. you can tell already by the fact that donald trump is leading in the polls and americans don't find this legitimate. as letitia james another democrat activist who are engaging in law fair ramp up things, a politically backslider even more. stuart: fulton county attorney general fani willis says her case is not slow down following the controversy over her relationship with special prosecutor nathan wade, roll tape. >> i don't feel like my reputation needs to be reclaimed, let's say for the record i'm not embarrassed by anything that i've done. m

joining me now charlie hurt, opinion editor at the "washington times" and mollie hemingway, editor and" both are fox news contributors. charlie, let's start with you. i started the show tonight with the road runner and wiley coyote which is one of my favorite cartoons ever. almost there. almost there to get him. put the padlock on trump tower and the trump golf course and mar-a-lago. tisha james is all excited. and then, well, little rough of a day but this news is not insignificant about this special purpose acquisition vehicle and the merger tomorrow. billions of dollars for trump and maybe a new spring in his step. >> yeah. it's truly extraordinary. this was supposed to be one of the worst days in his entire career. his -- both politically and his business career. and then it turns out to be one of the best. and like the guy has got this midas touch. and you have to give him credit. it's not just luck. it is, i think there's a lot of -- you know, he deserves credit both for continuing to fight every single day. i don't know how the guy manages to come back and keep swinging. but the

jim norton, mollie hemingway, drew pinsky, kat timpf. you watch it. >> let's do this.take a look at another itchy cow, this one in northern england. >> you know what they did? they used a repurposed car wash brush. so we can just scroll back to happy, happy, happy, happy. >> the enjoyment you have before being cut to pieces for their enjoyment or their like the. >> yeah, but enjoyment of joy. >> and actually, you can buy that in any gift shop, right, judge? yeah. my pigs used to do that. >> they would just, like, find anything. okay. anyway, you know, whenever there's a gang crime, there's always a lookout. >> so there's this bear stealing the garbage. not just the garbage, but the garbage pail. when the lights came on, they knew they were in trouble, and they fled the scene with the garbage cans. >> yeah, that's very interesting. ameera. jesse, they both got debit cards now. >> oh, would you like to hear another titillating excerpt from get it together? >> yeah. okay. yes. it doesn't matter what your answer is, it's going to come at you anyway. >> i'm naked. it's the

mollie hemingway editor and chief at "the federalist" and jeff mason white house correspondent for reutersabout optimism and getting things done. but, for the most part, this was the most political state of the union address anybody can remember. >> absolutely. and there were a number of republicans who knew it was going to be partisan. but they were hoping that the president could just throw them a few things that they could actually stand up and applaud for along with democrats and at least give this allusion of bipartisan. 147. they really didn't get it. i think biden really had two big goals and he accomplished them both one was attack this guy called the predecessor he went after former president trump a dozen times. one is age issue democrats think he did on the grounds that if you yell a lot people will think you are younger. but, democrats seem to be very happy with it. i don't think it's going to make any long-term changes in the dynamics of the race. >> bret: jeff, walls it giddiness at the white house today? what was the reaction? >> oh, i think they were very pleased. i think b

dfor joining me mollie hemingway, fox news contributor and editor of the federalist.ind of sad and i actually think this one is true and sometimes when they leak things, it is to help biden, but this makes him look terrible. >> it has been a problem for president obama and a lot of people viewed this term as his third term. he has been expressing frustration and disappointment if anything, the incompetence of the current administration. it is hard for barack obama. hee had failing terms as president. hidden in the economy suffering where the gdp was very low. now to see it happen again with his vice president, and his poor legacy. >> laura: despite to be cut loose, cheap j.d. p said that iw not happening, watch. >> when can't the president oldh in other news conference to askd a question without jet noise in the background? >> i don't have anything to share obviously. the president, as you were justa saying, the president takes. questions pretty regularly andla enjoys engaging with all of you. i don't have a press conference to lay out for you at this time. >> laura:

. >> sandra: yeah, molly hemingway chief of the federalists posted a long lists of reasons why.ce that ford and kavanaugh ever met. all alleged witnesses strongly dispute the claim. ford changed the date of the incident by years from her initial stories and nothing in kavanaugh's past remotely similar to the claim. wow. there they had a field day with her on the set and behar at one point scolded the men in the audience for not applauding her. >> we're here to praise the men in the audience who didn't clap. they saw through the situation for what it is. exact same thing carroll is doing to donald trump and thing that happened to russell brand. after he started spinning out against big pharma. the same thing happened to brett kavanaugh. even with 0 prove democrats will attack you if you are a conservative men. men, heed the warning in biden's america you aren't safe here. this is clear by what we're seeing going on with the case. >> sandra: they were fawning over her. not an exaggeration. >> there is no proof. no witnesses, no location, no dates. no one backed her up. friends and

. >> laura: joining me now mollie hemingway editor and chief at "the federalist" byron york chief politicalrespondent for "the washington examiner" both fox news contributors. mollie, who ever thought that sending biden out there to yell would be a good strategy should be fired. again no one fired in the administration. >> no one ever held responsible. i'm so glad you showed those people praising this speech. that's what everybody was doing in print and other media. it didn't take any particular excellent punditry to see this was unbelievably bad state of the union speech. one of the worst that anyone had ever seen. so divisive, so angry, so mean toward people. so, if you were going to have to have him -- they did have a difficult job. they did have to have him out there and perform for while. even if he had just given eloquent speech that talked in hopeful ways that would have helped him more than this bizarre speech he gave. >> laura: byron, they want to double down on failure. they refuse to change policies. mollie and i have talked about this so many times and, so, instead, they replace

joining me now mollie hemingway. chris bedford senior contributor over at "the federalist."s this kind of sad? i actually think this one is true. sometimes when they leak things it's to help biden but this makes him look terrible. >> there clearly has been a problem here for president biden who a lot of people view this term as his third term he has been expresses frustration and disappointment with anything of the incompetence of the current administration. it's hard for barack obama. he had two failing terms as president. he had an economy that was suffering where the g.d.p. was very low now to see it happen again with his vice president it's going to cement his legacy. >> kjp told reporters today that's not happening. watch. >> when will the president hold another news conference so we can ask a question of him without having helicopter noise or jet noise in the background? >> i don't have anything to share. obviously. the president as you just saying the president takes questions pretty regularly, enjoys having engagement with all of you. don't have a press conference to

i was at hemingway's house and it just some great people, paul and dan, paula and dan bar, thank you and we a great time, great place. also, don't miss the latest podcast. i put out tonight and just posted it with james freeman non "wall street journal" available now freeman oc oc today the fox nation show dropped griselda blanco the cocaine godmother. i narrate the show. it's an incredible about a woman who came from colombia and she started as a madam. but then she realized that for all the young women that she flew in from colombia to miami could create these undergarments that the women wore. and she put cocaine and drugs in them. and then she became a drug lord who literally single handedly ended up improving the the economy of miami. >> and this is in the late seventies, in the in the early the 80s. she was brutal. she was a sociopath. she would kill at the drop of a hat if, like you, she would kill you and that she was a ghost. they couldn't find her for a decade she was an incredible sociopath warlord. colombian drug lord. why do you keep showing that excellent pitch? i'm goi

you know i i this famous portrait of uh of ernest hemingway. and i was trying something like that, trying to look more whatever. and it just, it was a disaster. it wasn't working. i, i put it on the back for a little bit and, and i, one day yictures of one of my camera and and i sort of realized that it was a wide angle lens, and it it let you get kind of close. and i realized that could fit my new body. um, you know, um, i'm sometimes i like to say sometimes that can classify myself as a little person now. i mean fit new body in a, in tight frame and i would talk to my wife about says, gobackyard and take it at the top of the walk out of our basement and, know, um, you know, it may, you know at being at the top of the stairs may you know, represent um, you overcome, wyou overcame and so she helped me set my camera up on a tripod and i had a cable, and bunch of pictures and. the one you saw was one that i submitted to the art center's, as is question, do veterans see themselves? and i called the photo scarred rizzo um, you know, my scars are i

in our panel "the washington post" columnist marc thiessen, daniel lippen of politico and mollie hemingwayight across the block there. are we going to have another few weeks of trying to elect a speaker or what happens? >> god help us, the house republican majority is a dysfunctional embarrassment. speaker johnson didn't ask for this job. he stepped up when the house couldn't elect a replacement for kevin mccarthy. is he trying to manage unmanageable conference. republicans need to understand that they control one half of one branch of government and now they are going to control it by one vote. you can't impose your will on the entire government when you have one half of one branch of government with one vote, if you want -- i want to cut spending, too. i want to do all these things. if you want to do that there is a simple way to do it win elections. don't nominate lunatics. get people actually win a general election not just the republican primary. take back the senate and the white house. that's how biden got the spending through. if we want to cut the spending that's how you get to do

greg: she's insightful, delightful but liberals final fight for, senator chief of the federal molly hemingway lacko make you cry and then put his hands back on. median joe norton. [cheering and applause] >> greg: and she is thin as a rail and colder than jail, new york times best selling author and fox news conservator, katherine timpf. welcome back to the show doctor. >> 's right to be here. you're looking well. >> greg: i feel well. and have you to thank for it. >> who we don't talk about that. >> greg: i know about the pills are really working. why is it that the narrative is always more important then the actual crime? >> you know, it has gotten -- i apologize because i'm so upset by the story, you are spot on with all this although i never heard the word "turned -- turned carter," before up to say. >> greg: can we agree as the minna rhee of describing anus? >> got it. but i'm telling you what, i am disgusted not by toward cutting, i'm disgusted by this story. i really am distracted. 's like lobotomy. a young woman is dead, murdered, and you don't give [ bleep ]? you better talk about lan

olivia beavers a political congressional reporter, mollie hemingway editor-in-chief of the federalistcontributor. fox news senior political analyst juan williams. i don't set their clocks are properly. [laughter] good to see you guys for the presence coming off the state of the union address. union address. it's getting rave reviews. people will say that guy has a lot of fight in him doesn't seem to tire much in fact improved as the speech moved along. he takes that momentum out onto the campaign trail. quick some abundance of leasing the speech went alright early polling suggested the american people did not think this it was one of the lowest reviewed state of the union address as it was the lowest reviewed state of the union address in modern history that's not surprising. it was an angry speech a lot of shouting fo but present buys delivers not good was no eloquence in the speech it was so negative we got problems ahead because i'm not going to put you down as a fan of the speech at. [laughter] new york daily news had this headline fight in his campaign trail fiery state gives uni

hemingway is what we talk about. but my job is the relation and ship. it is one of the most true things i've ever heard about how education should work. learning happens in the context of relationships with may look like the trust in a teacher, in a culture that she builds among students in a class. it is within the shared time and space. that understanding evolves. it lets students test ideas and even to change their minds, which is what kyle simcox, who graduated from sullivan central high school in 2018, did in her class. simcox, raised in a conservative christian household where he sat with his grandmother each night and watched bill o'reilly on fox news as she drank decaf instant coffee. when simcox took klein's class, he'd joined the tennessee army national guard. in class, they discussed president donald trump's fascination with a display of french military hardware during bastille day. trump then sought to have a really great parade to show our military strength down pennsylvania avenue. simcox liked the idea, but hard pressed him to notice whic