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>> jimmy: no, no, he's gone, he's been gone for years. [ laughter ] it was joe buck. >> joe buck. >> kurt gowdy in there to gauge the age of the audience. [ laughter ] and it's just about what i thought it would be. and then on "the manning show" is tracy morgan. >> jimmy: he was on the manning-cast. >> i'm thinking, wait a minute, he and i are supposed to be on the jimmy kimmel tomorrow night, now i'm starting to get my feelings hurt because i think maybe there's been a meeting scheduled that i wasn't invited to. [ laughter ] now this morning, howard stern. >> jimmy: did you listen to that this morning? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can i tell you something? i feel like howard stern is threatened by you. and i feel like howard -- howard and i are very close, i feel like howard is jealous of my admiration for you. i feel like there's something weird there. >> okay. well, let me tell you my view of howard. >> jimmy: okay. [ aughter ] >> i've known howard a long time. a very, very long time. howard used to work at a radio station in the same building where the late-night show started y

joe buck will be with us. we'll have music from yungblud. giving everyone in our audience tonight a free year-long subscription to the service. [ cheers and applause ] so what you can do is -- this is what i recommend -- [ cheers and applause ] grab your kids, put them in front of the tv, come back in 12 months. [ laughter ] our first guest is a dasher of dreams and maker of stars who's been passing judgment on others for more than 50 seasons of television. the gotant" airsextuesday and wednesday on nbc. please welcome simon cowell. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. i'll tell you something, this morning when i heard that the queen had passed away, i thought, i bet simon has met the queen. i typed it into my computer, and sure enough, you have met the queen. >> i did, about 15 years ago. >> jimmy: 15 years ago. you met her at some kind of -- what event was this, do you remember? >> this is the british version of "got talent." the winner of that show gets to perform in front of the royal family. on a different show call

tonight -- kenan thompson, joe buck, charlie puth, and music from yungblud.to and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. hi, everybody. how are you doing? welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. i am happy to be here in the air-conditioning on a friday night after a hot, windy, humid,

earlier tonight, i was with joe buck and troy aikman at metlife for monday night football.iants hosted their hated rivals, the dallas cowboys. who were you rooting for, guillermo? the giants started the season undefeated. to which the jets said, "we didn't know you could do that." the rivalry between the giants and cowboys goes back a long way, bt no rivalry in professional sports generates as much hatred as the yankees and red sox. we came at a fun time for new york baseball. the yankees and mets are both headed to the playoffs. aaron judge is hitting home runs like crazy. and the red sox are in last place. so we decided to send a crew to boston, right outside fenway park, to see if we could get red sox fans to switch sides and cheer for the yankees in a special bitter baseball rivalry edition of "traitor schmoes." ♪ >> tell us your name. >> jean. >> where are you from? >> hanover. >> big red sox fan? >> big, yeah. >> you guys big red sox fans? how important is it to raise charlie as a red sox fan? >> it's of utmost importance, above education, morals, religion. he's going

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calling games on monday night football, legendary broadcast 20 joe baca and troy aikman. >> -- troy buckkman. >> they spent 20 seasons together in the broadcasting booth calling more than 225 regular-season games and six super bowls. buck has won emmys for play-by-play broadcasting. they are getting a marquee matchup on the gridiron russell wilson, the nine time pro quarterback playing his first name in a denver broncos jersey, taking on his former teammates, the seattle seahawks. the stadium in seattle is one of the loudest and nfl. they say they are ready for the cameras to roll. >> our first moments on monday night football operably will involve us talking very much, because i think you need to hear the natural reaction and the layout and let the crowd carry it. >> america just rejoiced. kumasi: a new article out today in rolling stone claims the warriors were interested in bringing back kevin durant. steph curry said he would have been open to bring back durant who helped the team when two titles. he said he has so much fun playing with durant, who he calls misunderstood. durant sign

the country is seen for 70 years, king charles, the 3rd joe, the hall is outside bucking. probably join the king became king the moment his mother passed. but what we've seen this morning today has been the kind of official sanction yes, of course, in terms of the laws, the hereditary laws of monica, monica, he would have become king at the moment we lose, but the 2nd passed away, surrounded by her family. his hand would have been kissed by his siblings in acknowledgment of that. but of course, nothing is anything in the monarchy without centuries of tradition. and that was what we saw in the state rooms of some james's palace, the oldest seat of the monarchy. in fact, of all the palaces, this meeting of the accession council following an ancient tradition that goes back to normal times the room filled with around 200 people. members of the privy council, the old oldest legislative assembly in the world, set up to advise the monarch and other senior figures described by historians watching as the great and the good, the most powerful people in the land. certainly in politi

buck chuck. the wine was sold in trader joe's for a dollar. 99 became an instant hit, moving nearly two million cases in its first year, according to the company. francia was once asked how he could sell wine cheaper than a bottle of water, and he replied, quote. they're overcharging for water and quote. frank francia was 79 years old. santa cruz county is set to begin collecting half of 25 cents tax on single use caps, the county's board of supervisors unanimously voted tuesday to begin collecting the tax and the county's unincorporated areas starting next year. county officials say it will generate around $700,000 in revenue per year and support efforts to reduce pollution. alright coming up in sports. there may be no postseason but a come from behind victory for the oakland a's tonight was a nice side. highlights from texas but first what a wonderful opportunity to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts for what you're doing. and to appreciate you. show of appreciation today for oakland's teachers of the year. congratulations to michelle chew tricia nixon and full arrest savan. all three teac

joe biden! then he gives everybody 50 bucks. story thinks that the mayor of chicago thinks it's cruel to send people to chicago. this is the second mayor who said no one should be forced to live in this city run by liberals, but it also shows you how you've got to stop calling everything racist because there's nothing racist here. you can say you have to admit they got you on this. your sanctuary city, all they are doing is asking you to fulfill it and i don't think that anybody should be blaming migrants for what they are doing. they are following the incentives and it's the incentivize are like the mayors who are the culprits and i will always say this, i will trade 1,000 new yorkers for ten migrants because ten migrants will contribute more than most new yorkers. >> brian: i know they are provided because a lot of the first illegals i came across the border had biden-harris t-shirts on. is it to believe their future voters or is that ace i had a compromise? >> jessica: there was a lot of murch around. it's not that they will

buy one favorite like 10 piece mcnuggets and get another for just a buck right now at mcdonald's. joets in congress just passed another the inflation reduction act to lower our costs. the plan lowers the cost of healthcare and medicine and lowers our energy bills by investing in clean energy. that's more savings for us. ♪ (dance music) ♪ (♪ ♪) (♪ ♪) pringles. get stuck in have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: give it up for the fantastic 8g band right over there, everybody [ cheers and applause all this week, we've had one of our favorite players sitting in with us on drums he starred in the tony nominated "school of rock: the musical" on broadway and you can read his columns and interviews each month in "modern drummer" magazine. for more news and updates, be sure to check him out on instagram. raghav mehrotra is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause >> thank you, seth thank you

buck. a u. s. delegation headed by nancy pelosi arrived in the country on saturday. world leaders, including us president joe biden, have begun to arrive in london ahead of queen elizabeth's funeral. on monday, thousands of mourners have been queuing in central london for 4th straight day, hoping to see the coffin of the late monarch. thousands continued patiently wait in a kilometers long queue for a chance to glimpse the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. as she lies in state at parliament's westminster hall in central london. some mourners were treated to an unscheduled walk about by king charles and his son, william, who came out to thank those who had been queuing over night for several hours. commentaries. why from glaring on just to you. i parish with the meeting, the king himself and prince, as is my co worker. i on saturday, william joined his brother, harry, and their cousins, to stand vigil by their grandmother's coffin, prince harry, who was no longer working royal, was allowed to wear a military uniform at the king's request. like their parents, the day before, the 8 cousins stood vigil for 15 m

media and azerbaijan near the contested region of no go, no color buck a ceasefire has been in place since wednesday. u. s. president joe biden was to live at a stop wanting to russia against the use of chemical or nuclear weapons. he made the comment that a pre recorded cbs tv interview before leaving to queen elizabeth few of the heads of state security agencies and curious, started tajikistan, have discussed the latest flare up and fighting along the disputed border. thousands of people have been killed in the violence to former soviet states. blame each other, the fighting which broke out on wednesday. oh, in london, thousands of people continue to queue on the last day they have to pay their respects to the queen. blind to westminster hall is more than 6 kilometers long, and some people are facing weights of 13 hours or bid won't be us president joe biden as lived in london for the funeral of quivers up the 2nd. he's one of many world leaders and foreign dignitaries who are in the u. k. in order to attend the queen's funeral on monday. let's take your lives now to london. joe hope is with the people waiting in line

>> tim ryan is not fresh blood and he's not a bucking the democrat establishment when he votes with the joe00% of the time. his mouth is writing checks the reality will not cash for him. you see this from democrats they don't want to stand on stage with joe biden because his approvals are underwater and the majority of americans believe this country is headed in the wrong direction with biden and democrats at the helm. you will see swing states, purple states where democrats want to try to pretend they aren't cozy with joe biden but look at their voting record and they stand very closely with the president or they are more extreme with him. to go back to the immigration point in bringing people further into the interior, democrats and the left are now enraged by this saying how dare you send them to new york and chicago but they were very silent on the midnight flight under biden's dhs to cities like wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. when the biden administration was doing it, democrats sat silent. now republicans are doing it and it's pushing the issue further to democrats themselves now they ar

buck chuck . the wine was sold to trader joe's for a dollar. 99 became an instant hit, moving nearly two million casesrst year. according to the company, francia was once asked how he could sell wine cheaper than a bottle of water, and he replied , quote. they're overcharging for water end quote. frank francia was 79 years old. still ahead. tonight we are starting to get our first look at the destruction left behind by russian forces as the ukrainian military continues to liberate territory, plus where the focus of the war now turns also a big rig trapped in dangerous waters , and that wasn't the only water rescue due to some flash flooding in the state of nevada. city today that said he was taken back during a counter offensive and with most of north east ukraine liberated. the focus now turns to the south. as jeff paul reports, ukrainians there are making slow but steady progress. it's clear the ukrainians have made significant progress. months after the russian invasion. the war in ukraine may have reached a possible turning point. virtually all of the northeast has now been liberated and a surpris

buck chuck. the wine was sold at trader joe's for a dollar, 99 became an instant hit, moving nearly two million casesits first year, according to the company. francia was once asked how he could sell wine cheaper than a bottle of water, he replied. they're overcharging for water. frank francia was 79 years old. a light earthquake struck santa rosa about the same time last night, actually, a pair of earthquakes and an early warning system is credited with alerting people that the ground was about to shake. ktvu sally rasmus explains how it works. and training alina roles was recording this video for a beauty school assignment. when the rumbling started, i thought that it was like cars driving by or like, just like it was like, unbelievable, like the noise that it like made when the ground starts shaking. you see her put her arm around her client in the video as they rushed to find cover. i forgot that i was even recording and then i went back to go watch it , and i got it on video video that captured the moment. the 4.4 quake struck santa rosa shortly after 6 30 tuesday evening 40. seconds later, a 4.

buck chuck . the wine was sold at trader joe's for a dollar. 99 became an instant hit, moving nearly two million cases in its first year. according to the company frenzy , a was once asked how he could sell wine cheaper than a bottle of water, and he replied, they're overcharging for water. frank francia was 79 years old california has a huge rice industry north of sacramento, and the rice is exported around the world. but growing rise takes a lot of water. that means the drought is causing a lot of problems for growers. katie's tom baker tells us about the struggles they're facing. sean doherty looks out on rice paddy land. his family has been farming, inclusive county for five generations through mother nature made booms and busts. farmers on the western side of colusa county raised 65% of all the rice grown in california. and in a normal year, doherty raises as much as 10,000 acres of rice on his own and leased land. but in this his third season of hard drought, he will plant nowhere near those 10,000 acres this year. i don't think we're 2500. planted the reason shasta reservoir, the state's larges

. >> and they didn't overpay, at least now for the legendary two-buck chuck his charles shaw wine started selling at trader joe's22. it was an instant best seller. >> it's the same customer out there that's flying jet blue it's the same customer that's buying dell computers. they're looking for good quality at fair places. >> he founded bronco wine company with his brother in 1973 he comes from wine legacy. his distant relative started what's now america's best-selling boxed wine. and his uncle? earnest gallow he now sells over 100 brands of wine and alcoholic beverages so raise a glass to fred gone at age 79 just don't pay too much for it >> who's going to get to try some wine? >>> 30 seconds left. the biden administration racing to prevent a catastrophic railroad strike. leading talks between railroad unions and companies. >> major indeseize all in the green after that sea of red yesterday. and now you know the news of this wednesday, september 14th, halfway through the month. i'm tyler mathson in for shepard smith. follow us on twitter see you tomorrow hmm. clumping litter? resounding yes. salmon pate, love t

. >> and they didn't overpay for the legendary two buck chuck his charles shaw wine started selling at trader joe's. it was a best seller >> it's the same customer flying jetblue, buying dell computers they're looking for good quality at fair prices >> he founded a wine company with his brother in 1973 he comes from wine legacy. his distant relative, theresa franzia, started america's best selling box wine, and his uncle, earnest gallo. was successful, selling over 100 brands of wine and othe bronco wines was successful, selling over 100 brands of wine and other alcoholic beverages. so raise a glass to fred franzia, gone at age 79. just don't pay too much for it >> who is going to try some wine >>> 30 seconds left on a race to the finish the biden administration racing to prevent a potentially catastrophic railroad strike the labor secretary leading talks between unions and rail companies. the markets bouncing back, after that sea of red yesterday. and now, you know the news at this wednesday, september 14th, halfway through the month. i'm tyler mathisen in for shepard smith. follow us on instagram

senator joe manchin latest to slam president biden's student loan bailout be cost taxpayers a trillion bucksought it was accepted there is a better way to do it. you have to earn it. those come just week after manchin's support helped pass a so-called inflation reduction act which -- $739. those are your headlines. brian back out to you. >> brian: go get them, carley, be with you in a second. coming up on this show, new film inspired by incredible true story celebrates the gift of life. actor, executive producer kirk cammeron joins us live to share a sneak peek. elps me feel like i've got it all under control. because i do. oh she is good. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way.

buck is the bestselling author of the oregon trail flight passage. and first, joe. he's traveled from his home in tennessee. be with us today and talk about his book, life on the mississippi an epic american adventure. although incorrect. regret to inform you that you did not survive this fool's errand of a safari traveling down the mississippi river. or at least that's what everyone said as a team down the river. my technique is used in the last couple of books. if i want to tell about your betrayal, i look at a team of mules to a genuine 1883 wagon, and i ride the trail. took us four months and for this book i've built this lifeboat up in tennessee seven all the way from pittsburgh to new orleans to see the conditions of it. i'm not a re-enactor, but see the conditions of 3 million americans who can't go at that original frontier pass how they saw the country from the water. and he's referring to the fact that in all these river states, people are terrified of river, of lost family homes on the river. and they have brothers, nephews, whatever, who work on the tugb

ah, china has last out at joe barnes. recent statement, as he said, the us would send troops to defend taiwan if it were attacks. the white house has had to privacy war bucks, similar statements which contradict america's longstanding one china policy. but would you ask forces to fin the i want? yes. if in fact it was an unprecedented attack. us forces us men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. yes, me fell yellow yet. only the u. s. remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques breached the u. s . commitment some to not support taiwan independence and send a severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independently. even china strongly deplores and rejects it and has made solemn complaints with the u. s . side when material wrong. the official u. s. position doesn't commit to merge the action to defend taiwan. but instead, since the military aid to the island, the latest batch of funding for the island was announced in early september. and it is over a $1000000000.00 in arms with an array of anti ship and anti aircraft missiles to be delivered. in respons

bucks, 3% -- >> yeah. >> back up to 360. >> yeah, definitely you have to respect that i completely agree with joe. i want to throw out another sector that might be in the early stages of the rally and unloved, and it's the finances the last few days, and this is could be the green chutes of a good rally, and the yield curve maybe uninverts and the odds of the recession go down, and then credit quality goes up, et cetera, et cetera, but in the last three or four days it has been a strong move that i think also needs to be respected >> there was a note out today saying the finances -- and this is not the first mention of this sort of idea that the finances are pricing in a steep recession, that they are mispriced for what the current environment is their balance sheets are strong, and you have a number of financial stocks >> yeah, so i have b of a and goldman sachs, and both have done well, and b of a is well off the highs and well off the lows, and i like them both the corporate issuance is such a big part and such a big margin business, and they are not going to see any of that, and i think at thi

joe burrow, last year's afc champs, off to a 0-2. 0-2 start. so, he has deleted twitter and instagram from his phone to ignore the haters. staying off social media is nothing new to buck showalter. >> tiktok and twitter and face time and all of the other things. see, you are rolling your eyes. what is the difference between tiktok and twitter? >> tiktok is video. so you should join tiktok. >> lock don't dance. >> social media is not for everybody. just most. >> let's go put it on the face time later. >> leave it at that. > >> still ahead at 5:00 -- >> call kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> in oakland, a special group of women now trying to make their community a better place. >> how they are doing it with just two ropes. >> repor

joe hall, who's outside buckingham palace in central london. john, up. what do you make of what we've just been watching? when i tell you that the enormous crowd gathered here, i've side bucking palace wishes they'd been watching all this. pomp and ceremony take place. not just sir. james is palace. pretty much a stones throw away from here, but in the city of london as well. where the proclamation has just been read for a 2nd time. the crowd here by contrast in the roadways outside, bucking, still pending behind barricades waiting for a glimpse of king charles when he eventually makes his way back to buckingham palace. so they would have hoped, i think that would have happened by now. it's increasingly fractions. crowd is quite a lot of pushing and shoving. people have been standing for an awful lot longer than they were anticipating. somebody broke through the barricades a short while ago. the police pounced on them. the crowd treated it a bit like entertainment and every now and then agreed work his band with people on the backend. yes. hi this jack. it's carrying more barricades drive by and they've been sort of giving a mark royal way to entertain the crowd. but at some

joe. we've talked about -- it's been reported, let's put it this way, that there was a level and it was 80 bucksor u.s. benchmark intermediate prices where the biden administration might look to replenish the strategic petroleum reserve. now we're down to 77 something is there any way that we can find a bottom for crude if we don't believe that there will be a large structural buyer like the u.s. government in the coming weeks >> dom, i'm trying to be as authentic as i possibly can today because i really believe this is as frustrating an environment since 2008 for all of us. everyone on the committee, yourself, the viewers of the show, this is frustrating, it's depressing but let me be clear on energy, okay the reality and my prior experience has taught me one thing, we're looking for capitulation in the market capitulation in the market generally happens universally. so you might have a very strong supply and demand situation in oil, which i think everyone on this show would advocate as it relates to supply, we are supply challenged for energy. just like month-to-date as you cited, energy is do

his big complaint was he wanted it to sell fore se twenty bucks and they were selling it the same thing follrt two hundred. yeah. to to see what joes, buthe i want to see what happens now that he starts manufacturing in the u.s.. >> will it be quality ormain will it be too. yeahumen, i mean, it's going to democratize ties, fashion. fordb sole you want it to be more affordable, which is what he talked about when he made that back . >> i'm alli' form that.al coming up, waiting like beckham . soccer superstar david beckham hung out in lined beck fourteeh to see the queen . and that is not much compareds o to what is now the fastest, which is up next. for what you i really mean, give me a socket wrench pliers and a phone open liberty mutual .com. l >> they customize your car e, only pay for what you need and blowtorch only pay for what you need.as l-the >> it is the energy, the energy . >> becoming a morning personshwa starts the night before with noon. with noon. arevgandp. you need to help me relax from daily stress. plus shodan ashwood baganda for quality sleep so i can wake up refreshed. ariva think bigger. does it get better than

issue and one that doesn't turn around overnight buck there are some more tangible things that i think voters have felt in recent moneys that have helped joel ratings jump to 45%, which is a three-point increase since the summer. gas prices are down, which is the primary example i think voters can look at. meanwhile, president trump is sort of in this asymmetrical drop with republicans. trump's favorability has fallen to 34%, one of the lowest levels since he's he a left office. while republicans should be going into midterms with a bit of institutional advantage, this should be an environment in which they're not struggling as much as they are, they need to only net one seat in november's midterms in order to take back control of the senate for the next two years, and they were initially projected to take back the house. but that is not the forecast that we're seeing, at least in this moment post dobbs, where you have republicans sort of doubling down on the repeal of roe v. wade. you had lindsey graham introduce a 1-week ban on abortion after republicans spent the summer trying to sort of distract voters away from this issue, claiming it

joe biden. this judge is now going to be able to control the health of our national cans security? because no, the fbi can't continue to look, the buck stops with her? >> steph, when you've lost bill barr, and you're donald trump, i think that's a very bad place. i don't think the fact that she was appointed by trump does the work here. it's just that she wrote an opinion that is a name and insane, there are two parts to the opinion. one is the appointment of a special master, someone to sift through documents. but the, other and this is what frank was just mentioning, was that she enjoy, and she stops the investigation in its tracks. i don't think i've ever seen anything like that. a special master is one thing, but stopping an entire investigation in his tracks, for why? because she says there's some potentially privileged documents, so she can end the entire investigation for now? that is a bazooka solution, when what you should be doing is providing a scalpel. the nuclear information, just underscores the problem. because this is material that was so sensitive, when the fbi agents found it, they said, look we're not even cleared

lay it on me >> joe rogan's compadre -- >> mark zuckerberg >> -- mark zuckerberg, i think they have multiple revenue streams. >> meta was up the other day, bucking the tape >> i told you they were going to start monetizing things. verge, i don't know, probably made some phone calls. >> referring to paid options on facebook and whatsapp and -- >> right now i use whats app i use it a lot whatsapp is like verizon without a phone bill >> it's en 's encryptoed and immediate. >> verizon does have that feel >> verizon is $5 billion below the market cap of t-mobile we were keeping track last week. that race is over. >> how's cable doing >> cable is doing great. >> how about the notion of disney creating a membership >> that's another thing. that's embracing i think the 360 kind of plan that bmarc benioff had. of all the things you like, they know about, and that's positive. but that stock is still hated. and i don't know how to get that to be changed. >> i said this morning ad model at disney, and netflix, "the journal" has a piece arguing they're going for top dollar on some of the ad pricing >> i hate when people buck the gloom. didn't they get the me

the last few months joe biden has all kinds of problems with approval, but now you see this -- gas prices coming down. the national average is below $3.75 this week, as low as 3 bucks something people notice every day. new polling shows voters see inflation, rising costs as the second most important issue. that's not ideal for democrats but look what's number one -- the idea that we continue to face threats to democracy from the right wing that wants to literally turn this country into some sort of quasi authoritarian place where republicans win elections no matter what. this is a big shift. now, this stuff doesn't come out of the blue. if you watch the news regularly, and i can tell that you do, because, well, if you don't you're not hearing me. if you watch the news you've heard about the problems with democracy for a long time. but that shift i just showed you is a bunch of people who are hearing more about it. maybe because they've heard one way or another online, social media, people talking, what joe biden has spent political capital on pushing the next few weeks, what he calls the semifascist threat posed by republicans. meanwhile, women are galvanized. we h

buck sexton, the show. he joins us tonight.nd clay travis, thanks so a much fr coming on . so we're tryin non-terg to findn terrifying interpretation of what joe biden is doing right now in philadelphia. ii think the thing is , every m time joe biden talks, tucker,adt it's the best possibleis advertisement fo wr any one who has a functional brain, because when they put hihim on vacation tucker, fohir like a month, hist approval rating started toin go up and it is he soon as he started talking, his approval ratings came right back down. downhe non trivial analysis here is the more biden talks, the more republicans win, which fits in with what you're sayingn ,because the idiocy revealg.s itself that i just have to say i love the martha's vineyard slide so much that you pointed ou t from "the washington post" . i am righti am now wearing a teg shirt because i am in the parking lot of kneeland stadium. college football is kicking off tonigh llt. do you know where the real heartbeat of america is right now? it's in the bie heart beatg tenn the sec. it's in all the states where joe biden's party is going toens get its kicked , wherey will everybody