they looked at cowboys and warriors and soldiers, and john wayne, right. and this not like jesus, not jesus, right? but then what they ended up doing is they transformed jesus, they transformed the jesus of the gospels into this warrior christ. now you can find some passages and revelation to work with and to build on, and then they, they make jesus and to this, like man on it with big muscles on tattoos, down his leg, charging into battle, wielding and bloody sword to slay his enemy. so when they're talking about following christ, right, that's the christ that they're holding up, not the christ to says, love your enemies, love your neighbor, turn the other cheek and put that sword away. and so there's the logical work actually being done to transform historic christian teachings in the service of their own quest for power. amanda, you said the question nationalism was a political ideology, not a religious indemnity, as you've talked about here. but christian nationalism is distinguished from every day political conservatism. why has this kind of nationali

chris is in your book, a g, as in john wayne. you write that evangelical support for former president. trump is the combination of evangelicals embrace of militant masculinity and the callous display of power at home and abroad. those are ideas that seemed again to be at odds with some of their fundamental faith claims fundamental beliefs. um, how do you reconcile? how do they reconcile these things? do they attempt to reconcile? and i love you to wellness as well. i mean, how, how do they reconcile this stuff? yeah, i mean, they didn't seem to be when i 1st started this research, which was almost 20 years ago now actually i was, was looking at popular of indelicate books on masculinity, on how to be a christian man. and this is a huge market, right? these books, some of them are selling in the millions. so vast market and people are men are studying these in churches and in small groups, what does it mean to be a christian man? while i read some of these and i was surprised because there weren't a whole lot of bible verses in th

and the indian scout, the indian looks at john wayne and points to the union soul says he's a lion dog face pony soldier. well, there's a lot of lion dog face pony soldiers out there about global warming, but not anymore. all of a sudden they all realizing it's a problem and there's nothing like seeing the light. and i see -- i'm anybody who has not spoken? there were five questions. >> thank you, mr. president. i hope you didn't think that only calling on women would give you softballs tonight. pres. biden: i know better than that. if you gave me a softball, i wouldn't know what to do with it. >> you spent lots of time talking about all the time you spend with president xi and the importance of leader to leader communication. yet, you have not spoken in 10 months. do you worry this is disabling u.s.-china relationship? the g20 communique did not name russia as the aggressor. have you managed to rally more support around the g20 or is this emerging as a wedge issue? does that change your commitment to ukraine? pres. biden: it is a wedge issue with russia, which china has representation

match from the john wayne movie and tyrone powers flick. come on, man.f the press they just let him ramble on. so we know that this guy, who can't get a movie reference right, didn't green light that serious of summertime trips that all the biden cabinet officials made to china. now, recall, kerry, blinken, yellen and gina raimondo all went to suck up to president xi. all got cold water thrown in their faces. but tony saks talking to tony blinken. we don't know but voters know who decided it was a good idea for everyone -- everyone going there and getting nothing for biden to grovel to vietnam. who put the surrender language in his script. >> what the sc trip was about, s than containing china. i don't want to contain china, i just want to make sure we have a relationship with china that is on the up and up, squared away. i want to see china succeed economically. i want to see them succeed by the rules. >> laura: of course, when we have a figure head president, voters are going to be kept in the dark. as america continues to see the boot licking buffoone

the dogface line pony soldier thing is happening again that's from a john wayne movie except john wayneayne movie. confuses the best word to move. stuart: thank you very much see you again soon. vice president harris celebrated the 50th anniversary of hip-hop at a white house event. why is everybody talking about her dancing i don't get it. >> they didn't like her moves, the vp ridiculed online for busting out her so-called granny moves during a white house party that she hosted celebrated the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, critics pounced on her for her tired bare minimum shuffles. some called it cringe worthy, one person broke her dance moves are on par with her skill level in dealing with our border crisis, another called it the cackle shuffle referencing her laugh. here is my take i think mocking the vice president for her constant nonsensical word salads, fair enough but this seems a little harsh i really do think that. stuart: i am with you. it's silly to criticize on that basis. we are in agreement today i can tell. will see you later, texas senator ted cruz on the migrant crisis,

one of them there's a movie about john wayne, indian scout. he looks at john wayne says, he's a lying dog face pony soldier. i'm just following my orders here. i tell you what, i don't know about you. i'm going to go to bed. [ indiscernible ] we talked about stability. we talked about making sure that the third world -- the southern hemisphere had access to -- it wasn't confrontational at all. >> thank you, everybody. this ends the press conference. ♪ ♪ >> sean: no wonder china, russia, iran and north korea are now aligning. that's the leader of the free world? weird, bizarre, mumbling, bumbling rambling stories about here we go again. the lying dog face pony soldier. pre-selected questions, the mental fog around simple tasks and then a staff interrupting him, play the music, queue the music to avoid even more embarrassment after 26 minute disaster. joe biden is not leading anything. he's barely hanging on for dear life. earlier in the trip, more biden signature lies as well. look at this. >> when will you meet mr. xi? >> i hope i get to see m

indian sought the indiana looks at john wayne points to sunset he is alying dog-faced pony soldier.ll there are a lot oflying dog faced ponies out there, not anymore, just following orders here, staff, haven't spoken i am going to go to bed. >> everybody -- >> congressman? >> absolute complete disaster press conference president biden in vietnam ends saying he wants to go to bed this president doesn't have stamina for job incapable leading the country forward policies he puts forward disastrous for american people all the more enreason make sure not reelected in '24. >> i want to, cognitive testing apparent as you watch president biden throw in mitch mcconnell, feinstein, fetterman, nikki haley has been advocating cognitive testing i think for 75 and up i would love your take on that. >>. >> i would -- doing it for everybody we have a lot of people in washington, d.c., aren't up to the job given to them you see with president biden that press conference in vietnam was absolutely abysmal, we need make sure we are getting far better people in office than seen. >> there are concerns ab

there was a john wayne weird moment but he could have done that 30 years ago. and joe biden has -- >> 30 years ago, john wayne was more culturally relevant. i'm not sure any of these young voters know who he's talking about. but the challenge of joe biden is you can edit videos to show all of his weaknesses and that is what the republican party is continuing to do and push those out there. and despite the fact -- they also see the polling and show that is joe biden's biggest weakness is his age. >> before president biden left hanoi, he paid his respects to the late senator john mccain. he visited a memorial near the sight where his navy aircraft was shot down in 1967. mccain was captured and held as a prisoner of war for five and a half years. president biden left a challenge coin at the site and said, quote, i miss him, he was a good friend. (vo) in three seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment. (woman) is that? oh wow! but we got to sell our houses! (vo) don't worry. sell and buy in one move when you start with opendoor. (woman) yes! (vo) close in a

headdresses and union soldiers and they are basically saying come with me and the indian looks at the john wayne and points and says he's a lying dog face pony soldier. all of a sudden we realize it's a problem and it's nothing like seeing the light -- i'm just following my orders here. there's five questions. >> thank you mr. president. i hope you didn't think that y calling on only women would get softballs. if you threw me a softball i probably wouldn't know what to do. you spent lots of time talking about the importance of leader to leader communication yet you haven't spoken in ten months and i wonder do you worry this is destabilizing the relationship and what are you going to do about it. the communiquÉ didn't name russia as the aggressor. have you managed to rally support across the g20 or is this emerging as g a wedge issue with global south and does that change your commitment to ukraine? >> [inaudible] by the way, my team, my staff still needs with his people and cabinet. i met with his number two person here in india today. it's not like there's a crisis if i don't push. it would be

. >> an indian looks at john wayne and says he is a lying dog faced pony soldier. >> john wayne used parts of that phrase in two other movies but the scene biden describes tyrone power playing a canadian. >> the pony soldier speaks for the tongue of the snake. a standing bear speaks with a forked tongue. >> after this signal. >> i don't know about you but i'm going to go bed. >> press secretary cut wind off continued answering questions music playing. >> this ends the press conference, thanks, everyone. >> overshowing sign of stamina as another poll believe 73% of voters believe biden is too old to run again. >> after two decades of capture 9/11 attacks are scheduled for trial this year. although pentagon prosecutors considered a plea deal that would have spared their lives. the defense secretary opposed it and president biden agreed. but tonight republican senator tom cotton is blasting biden for freeing billions to state terrorist sponsor iran in exchange for those prisoners calling it a ransom that desis he creates 9/11, bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich on the north lawn. jacqui, th

one is there's a movie about john wayne, he's an indian scout.ian looks at john wayne and points, says he's a lying dog faced pony soldier. well, there's a lot of lying dog faced pony soldiers out there about global warming, but not anymore. i'm just following my orders here. staffers, anybody i haven't spoken to? i don't know about you but i'm going to go to bed. good night. >> that e that ends the press conference. cheryl: he got confused. they have to give him the list that the reporters are, when they're going to speak to him. >> as he responds, once again he is telling us that he's taking orders from someone else. >.you know, he's doing nothing o dispel the perception that someone else is running the show and he's a puppet. >> by the way, the people running the show are not doing a very good job. i was stunned by the fact that he hadn't run through the names. he stumbled over every single one. they were complicated names. you know what you do before the president goes out there, you say here is who the names are, practice saying them so you

the indian longs at john wayne, points to the union soldier, says he's a lying dog faced pony, soldierfaced dog faced ponies, he may have a game plan, hasn't shared it with me. i tell you what, i don't know about you, but i'm going to go to bed. we talked about making sure the third world, excuse me, third world, the southern hemisphere has access to change, had access. it wasn't confrontational at all. >> thanks, everybody. >> thank you. >> wow. he is not at a factory in ohio or on the campaign trail, at an off the record fundraiser, galling to see the president have that moment. on foreign soil, what message is this sending around the world? >> that's a good question, i have no idea. i mean, i don't know what the message was. i listened to the entire thing this morning to make sure i heard, and there are points made along the way there, but there's no sort of -- this is the message i want to send today after this, very conciliatory about china. in terms of intentions. i heard your interview with senator graham, great points in that about what an important moment and message this is t

and the indian scout indian looks at john wayne's points to the union. snow says. he's a lion dog faced pony soldier. there was a lot of lion dog faced pony stores out there about about global warming. not anymore. all of a sudden, you realize that it's a problem. and there's nothing like seeing the light. for and i see. i'm just following my orders here. staffers or anybody haven't spoken. no i ain't calling on you. i'll call i said that five questions. a native video, a. thank you, mr president. i hope you didn't think that calling only on women would get you softballs tonight. i know better than that. okay well, let me start with president xi yourself fall, i wouldn't know what to do probably strike out worse. but let me ask you about you've you've spent lots of time talking about all the time you spent with president xi and the importance of leader to leader communication. you two haven't spoken in 10 months and i just wonder. are you worried that this is destabilizing the u. s china relationship and what are you going to do about it? and then if i may on ukrai

and one of them is there is a movie about john wayne, he's an indian scout and they're trying to geti think it was apache, one of the great tribes of america back on the reservation and he's standing with the union so he's -- and they're on their horses and their saddles and there is three or four indians in head dresses and the union soldiers and the soldiers saying that come with me, we'll take care of you, everything will be good and the indian looks at john wayne and points at him and said he's a lying dog face pony soldier. well there is a lot of lying dog face pony soldiers out there about global warming. but not any more. all of a sudden it is a problem. and there is nothing like seeing the light for -- and i see i must follow my orders here. >> staff, is there anybody that hasn't spoken? i ain't calling on you. i said i have five questions. nato, from boa. >> thank you, mr. president. i hope you didn't think that calling only on women would get you softballs tonight. >> oh, i know better than that. >> okay. well let me start with president xi. >> if you sent my a solve ball,

it was not john wayne.laska, makes up the story about after 9/11 i was there the next day it was like looking at the gates of hell when it turns out it was two weeks later and no sign of him going there the next day. that's all signs of decline of inaccuracy. and when you don't let your president do an interview since july or hold a press conference you are telling us you don't trust him. >> ainsley: we are talking about the president of the united states. aren't would we allowed to see ask him questions? tripping up the stairs. >> now he has the small stairs. >> ainsley: going to bed in vietnam when we are supposed to be a force as a country and he is saying i have to go bed. even if you are tired you don't say that when you are the president of the united states. >> pete: no. >> ainsley: we are trying to choose a candidate to run our country. these are valid questions. look, it breaks my heart when i see him falling on the stairs. i don't want that for anybody. you feel sorry for him because you don't wan

and the indian scout, the indian looks at john wayne is and points to the union soldier or and says he's lying, dog-faced pony soldier. there's a lot of lying, dog-faced pony soldiers out there about global warming. but not anymore. all of a sudden they all realize it's a problem. and there's nothing like seeing the light. and i see, i'm just following my orders here. staff, anybody that hasn't spoken? i'm calling on you. five questions. >> thank you, mr. president. i hope you didn't think calling only on women would get you softballs tonight. [laughter] >> that. i'd probably strike out even worse. >> reporter: let me ask you, you spent lots of time talking about all the time you spent with president xi, yet you two haven't spoken in ten months. and i just wonder, are you worried that this is destabilizing the u.s.-china relationship, and what are you going to do about it? and if i may on ukraine, sir? [laughter] upsets the the communique didn't name russia as the aggressor. have you managed to rally more support or sympathy across the g20, or is this emerging as a wedge issue with globa

one of them is, there is a movie about john wayne, and they're trying to get, i think there's a patch, one of the great tribes of america, back on the reservation, he's standing with a union soldier, and they're on their horses, in their saddles, there's three or four indians and headdresses, union soldiers. the union soldiers basically say to the indians, come with me, take care, everything will be good, and the indians scout, the indian looks at john wayne and points to the union soldier and says, he is a lying dog faced pony soldier. well, there's a lot of lying dog faced pony soldier's out there about global warming, but not anymore. all of a sudden, we're all realizing it's a problem. there's nothing like seeing the light. let's see, i am just following my orders here. -- if anyone has spoken until -- i'm not calling on, yo i said, you have five questions. anita? >> thank you, mister president. i hope you didn't think that calling only on women who get you softballs tonight. >> i know better than that. >> okay, well, let me start with president xi. >> if you sent me a softball, i

at john wayne and points to the he says he's a lion dog faced pony soldier. well, there's a lot of lion dog praise party soldiers out there about about global warming. i'm just following my orders herey orde. >> staff of anybody i haven't yu spoken to.g to g but i tell you what i don't know about you, but i'm going go to bed late. >> yeah, we talked. we talked. ke we talked about it atou the conference. overall, we talked about stability. we talked about making sure that the third world, the third world, the the the southern accs hemisphere had access to change. it had. t access. it wasn't confrontational at all. becamethan a thank you. everybody descends the press conference. thanks, everyone. >> thank you.de no wonder china, russia, iran and north korea are now aligning. that's the leader of the free world. weird, bizarre, mumbling, in stumbling, rambling stories about. the go again. the lying dog face pony soldier pre-selected the mental fogle around simple tasks and theng a staffer at the end literally interrupting him. you don't play the music. cue the m

around the stage and use the phrase baseline . dog faced pony soldier was sending a story about john wayne newspapers wanting to buy his trip to hon. all. it was officially focused on expanding watch the us cause a comprehensive strategic partnership with vietnam. some western media outlets have speculate to the biden's f. it's all about trying to count that china's influence in the region. yes, presidents himself is denied the claims and for his part bathing his cold in washington to abundance. his cold, cold war mentality in dealing with yet no plus live now to line the legal on the media unless joining us from new york line. oh, great. talking in the program. thank you sir. well, it's certainly an interesting choice of words by the us present. joe biden, to open it is address what your thoughts. i don't, i don't know. oh, i have. i'm being asked to perhaps say, well what this meant was received. it's an american expression that you see lot lying dog pony. i have not the foggiest idea. there are wonderful words. i was looking up skits, of please your logo re logo lilia. we sometimes have

and john wayne movie, it was said by somebody else, it didn't make any sense.said it before and nobody reigned him in. he done sound sharp in saudi arabia or hanoi. did you see donna brazille, the numbers are terrible, this looks bad for her party. she is not one to say anything bad about the democrats. >> peter: neither is the daily beast employing this was wrote on x. the president shall never speech, sage guidance from the daily beast. next up, he can't sleep. no one is saying he can't sleep, be self-aware and don't say that. >> ainsley: photo op of full vietnam and schedule. in the morning vietnam, in the morning, alaska, schedule is packed. hanging in the basement is play donald trump went after him for running his campaign from the basement, which he did. >> peter: they know how bad it is. >> ainsley: what was he saying at the beginning. ? >> peter: i'm following my orders. he had five people to call on. they were all the same question, with china, don't you look at them as an adversary. five prearranged questions. remember one time he read the question,

looks to john wayne and says, he is a lion. i'm going to go to bed. access to the change. confrontational at all. >> thank you everyone. [laughter] it is like an extra long oscar speech. it must be tough mining these court when you don't have much of a mind left. [cheers and applause] let's welcome tonight's guests. she is the number one reason they show up late for a prayer breakfast, south carolina congressman -- congresswoman nancy mace. he lives every day like it is laundry day founder of the party.com michael loftus. as a former gymnast she preps for every broadcast by chopping up a cake charly arnolt. he is so strong he can lift a car to save people he does not like. comedian and tyrus. [cheers and applause] congresswoman, thank you for coming onto the show. i appreciate it. we are big fans of you. >> my mom is a big fan. >> greg: always the mom. >> maybe she is a hot mom. >> greg: how old is your mother? >> she is 80. >> greg: she is very attractive and sophisticated. >> and loves tyrus. >> share some. >> greg: you sense a trend going on when you see what is going o

even a tough guy like john wayne will not do art show. least can do is return our ca calls.orth asking one tank. the strategy of targeting actually work. who knows. if my ratings get any higher they will say that i killed mother teresa. [cheers and applause] let's welcome tonight's the guests. no one can write sitcoms like him because they are on strike. tv writer and producer rob long. her mouth shut down twice a day because of overheating, host of the true fox crime podcast emily compagno. [cheers and applause] he teaches creative writing so maybe he can save tonight's show comedian and author up that joke is not funny anymore, lou perez. finally, never been used as a a before model "new york times" best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] you know what i love about you rob long. >> stop right there. >> greg: it look like you are a guest star on the love boat, right. >> i walk up and he is telling him who i am. >> greg: you play a recently widowed mystery author and a hook up with a widow were florence henderson. >> international jewel

following up on next question actually john wayne's has said things to the effect of next year as the city and flesh and become to declining comment on google needs to root is the interest rate. i wonder if that's basically the logic that you apply and is that how you think about it and i wonder the last comment you said something to the effect that people interpret that to mean a possibility for who rate cut in the first half of next year and that was what you meant by that or how you are thinking about the timing. one answer these questions about hypotheticals about cutting and never intending to send a signal of the timing couldn't just answering them is the question is expressed. the first question was -- as we go into next year the question we will be asking is taking into account legs and everything else we know about the economy and everything we know about monetary policy the time will come at some point and i'm not sanguine, that it's appropriate to cut. part of that may be the real rates are rising because inflation is coming down part of it just may be that all the factors

will rogers and john wayne in 2011.ast month because of a lack of customers. britney spears ex-husband kevin federline is thinking about going to court for more child support as of right now, he receives $40,000 a month for the two children. tmz reports britney spears has not had the children at all for years. harvey levin of tmz says the oldest of the boys is turning 18in a couple of weeks, which means federline support will be cut in half to 20,000. i don't know that the judge would double it, but the judge might increase it because the judge would say, look, it's true. you've got the kids all of the time. there are going to be expenses associated with that, that go up, that might double certain expenses and food and activities, things like that. so it might be meeting in the middle somewhere for now. recently, federline and the two boys moved to hawaii. protesters gathered outside cbs broadcast center in new york city, where the drew barrymore show resumed production despite the ongoing writers strike. in a statement

. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger.came maybe less twangy in their way, that really just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks & dunn, plenty of acts worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. >> as the boom in the music takes hold, westernwear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. ♪ is there life out there so much she hasn't done ♪ >> women in country was a huge thing in the '90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, shelley wright, the dixie chicks, shania twain. ♪ let's go, girls ♪ >> i remember when shania twain came out, i was just obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her, but i came to find out i just wanted to be her best friend. ♪ the best part about being a woman is the prerogative to have a little fun ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh,

. >> he got name names wrong, the weird story about john wayne, it was classic biden, the biden thatnew york times" and these other media organizations want us to believe, oh, he's tired. for the rest of the time, he's focused like a laser beam on his job, and he's brilliant, and he knows exactly what he's doing. you have to ask yourself, is it the joe biden that we we see on our screens all the time or the joe biden that the new york times describes to us that we really think -- stuart: that's the problem, isn't it? the whole world sees this, sees the stumbles, sees him being rescued by his press secretary. you can see it. i'd love to see the democrats' internal polls about what they really think about -- >> "the wall street journal" had a poll last week saying a majority of democrats think biden is too old for the job. that is the largest problem here, forget the domestic politics, the pro contraction of america's image abroad when biden does things like this, when he goes and and meets foreign leaders. this is someone who's just not on top of the job. it projects american weakness

several famous customers have eaten there, including clark gable, will rogers, john wayne. 2011. new owners renovated the business but then decided to close last month due to a slowdown in business. the university of california regents will discuss cal's move into the atlantic coast conference next week at ucla. cal athletics department could receive millions of dollars from ucla after the university agreed to leave its sibling institution open last summer and play in a new conference. the governing body will decide whether ucla will have to pay cal a portion of the media share it will receive as part of the new deal. the potential move could leave cal's former conference with only two remaining schools. a judge granted a temporary restraining order request to prevent departing pac 12 schools from meeting. according to the ruling, a meeting with the league commissioner and officials from the ten universities that are leaving for rival conferences is scheduled for tomorrow. officials at the two leftover schools say they want to take control of the conference's assets and intellect

the rest of america admires john wayne. they don't care about nonviolent people and he said, well, doc, doc told me that nonviolence is a leader's hip doctrine. we're trying to move people up to not nonviolence once in governing between them in is not where we want to catch up and be as violent as white people. and so on. i think that it's essential to king's success, but also central to our modern appreciation for of the challenge for martin luther king that he devoted himself. he he saw in the founders trying to create, even though they were slaveholder. but if you end slavery as a system entirely based on violence, in fact, american race relations are, you know, a residue of violence between the races. that's all there was. there was no consent in slavery. it was based on violence. but king appreciated that the sound was who knew that slavery was more wrong. that's why it's not in the constitution. so on, so forth said if we even dream that we can have our relations across races on anything but violence, we've got to inv

mercury news, several famous customers ate at the restaurant, including clark gable, will rogers and john waynes renovated the business, but decided to close last month due to a lack of customers. well, today bart rolled out a new multi-facet effort to improve safety and service on the transit system. changes include a new schedule that will help speed up train times, plus a massive push really to help keep commuters safe, especially young riders. earlier today on the floor, we did speak with monica howard. she is the founder and director of the betty ono foundation, a group that worked with bart to launch a safety campaign called not one more girl. part of that campaign includes passing out bystander intervention cards, safety is everyone's responsibility. and on these cards we give some key points that a bystander or someone witnessing a harm can do. a recent survey of students in east contra costa county reveals more than 45% of students do not feel safe on bart. for those young people 41% reported experiencing sexual harassment or gender based violence on bart . alameda county's youth poet

yeah, piers, when i met john wayne. >> jeani >> thank you, john.ctually, it's fellow richard harrisd. >> oh, i remember him. the lion in winter. the e winters i met him. >> and, yeah, i was easter live at the savoy hotel. had his own suite the years. wow. savoy. great guy. what'sfor yes. he, big drinker? >> massive. yeah. with oliver reed? ye: massivs. i'm peter o'toole. oliver reed. you have the venue. the give the bes t hounds on the planet. >> all the best drinkers ever know o r the. >> you are the best one.g: jes jesse alonzo mourninseg. >> is this the one that did the it you the autograph >> g? tar struck >> i went up and asked him for a selfie, and he looks me up and down and says, no, i just" walked away in shame. >> and i've never asked for any other selfie since then. for >> so when people ask you for a selfie, what do you do? i say shirtless. yeahwhat do you . what about you, shannon? you know what i years ago was>> sha interviewing ricky schroder. i was toldnno i was there's an m we could call them ricky r schroder. right. but my eighth

forl.even a tough guy like john wayne won't do our show. t showthe least he could do is n our calls. but all of this is worth asking. one thing with this strategywh of targeting actually work. well, who knows? but you could bet if my get any higher, they'll say i killed mother terestheya for her for t. let's welcome tonight's guest. nogues one can write sitcoms lia him because they're on strikuse >> tv writer producer rob la. her mouth shuts down twice a day of overheating. host of the true fox true crime podcast, emily campagna. c he teaches creative writing, so maybe he can save tonight's. comedian and author of that joke isn't funny anymore. blooper airsuthor up and finallf he's never been used as a before, mode beel "new york tim" best selling author and fox news contributor. [ccatch him. >> you know what i loveknow w about you,ha rob long? >> don't stop right there. you always look like you're a guest star on the love boat, right you're you're i walk up to captain stubing. who i he's telling them who i am. you play a recentlamy mystery

the indian looks at john wayne and points to the so says he's a lion dog faced pony soldier. i don't know about you, but i'm going to go to bed. the third world, the third world, the the southern hemisphere had. access to change. it had access. it wasn't confrontationa ange.l. >> all you can thank them to everybody deserves a press conference . >> thanks, everyone. thank you. it's like an extra long oscarex speechlo. but, you know, it must be tough. minding the stor toue when you don't have much of a mind left. >> let tonight's guest, gza number one reason to show up late for a prayer breakfast. prr south carolina congresswoman nancy mace, he lives every day like it's laundry day. founder of the leftist party. com michael loftis, as a former gymnast, she preps. for everyhon broadcast by chalking up outkick host charlie arnold. ck he's so strong he could lift a car to save people he doesn't likeople h. >> "new york times" bestselling author, comedian and former nwa world congresswoman. >> thank you for coming on thisf show. >> i appreciate it. we're big fans of yoans ofu. >> l

somehow norman even found a way to have the late john wayne, who supported the war, and jane fonda, whoour right as americans. >> i am glad to live in a country where people are free to disagree, even if it's me some of them disagree with. >> reporter: a little lukewarm, but as symbols of national reconciliation go, not bad. could you run that same special today? >> i am determined to find out. >> reporter: norman lear, you probably heard, turned 100 last year. and when he talks about producing television specials now, he is not, i promise you, kidding. >> a half of dozen are in the works. we will be making ten episodes of one of the shows. >> reporter: that's great. i love it. >> i love it more! ♪ the way glenn miller played ♪ >> reporter: in his heyday 40 or 50 years ago, situation comedies drew tens of millions of viewers. norman produced bunch of those. here is one he is thinking of redoing. >> i'm pregnant. >> reporter: anything but an easy layup. norman lear is considering recasting and reproducing one of the most controversial sitcom episodes of all time. >> you're kidding! >> re

. >> more than john wayne. i mean, elvis. i think just supreme think elvis is just supreme entertain. turner who would you like to back? who like to see back? freddy? who would disraeli. not great >> benjamin disraeli. not great 19th minister. 19th century prime minister. i think tory party could do think the tory party could do with like that at the with someone like that at the moment. that would be the late queen. >> maybe. saw a picture of her >> maybe. i saw a picture of her yesterday on last official yesterday on her last official visit because it was a year yesterday since she met liz truss and her last engagement. >> she looked very you know who i'm going say, don't you, i'm going to say, don't you, jesus because kate jesus christ? because kate forbes there's more chance forbes said there's more chance of the getting in than the of the snp getting in than the reality jesus christ coming reality of jesus christ coming back way the world is back and the way the world is going at the minute. i think we're

we all grew up watching john wayne, "true grit," you name it.le kids running, you know, you look at '50s and '60s movies. little kids are running around in the yard and they all have toy guns. it was almost an extension of our arms, and we were immersed in that in popular culture. that's obviously changed a bit, but again, it has framed how especially older americans have looked at guns, right? a good -- what is it? a good person with a gun stops a bad person with a gun every time. that's the john wayne ethos, isn't it? >> it absolutely is, and it's fundamentally ahistorical. the way the wild west worked was if you were a cattle guy and you rode into dodge city in 1870 or whatever it was, you were required to check your revolver basically at the sheriff's office, and you went and, you know, did your drinking and your corralling, and then you picked up your gun. that's the level of gun control that would be unheard of in american cities today. that's how they tamed the wild west. they brought in professional police officers and they enforced a le

[john] it was like john wayne riding in on a horse, you know?se he became the face of a movement with that scooter. [ray] but, not so bad that i didn't call her the next day. just listen to my story, give me ten minutes. [jon] now it's your turn, you could be a hero. [ray] and i guess that afternoon you got a phone call, or somebody called and said she'd be willing to co-sponsor. thank you so much. thank you, thank you very much. [jon] let's go. we got to go. [jon] being with john, and ray, and kenny, and keith, and those guys down there was baffling. what are we doing for this round? [jon] oh, geez. can you show her those? [man] so, what are we looking at here? where are these cards from? these cards are his friends. all the guys that were killed, and the firemen that i went to their services. when you go to a service, you would have a card of, you know, of the guy that was killed. so these come with me wherever i go, those guys. [jon] it's the most obvious cause you could ever possibly imagine, it should be a straight line, one of those where

he brought up one point, a john wayne film and wanted to get a quote in the film.g dog faced pony soldier and he said many individuals are that way. when it comes to global warming. it was confusing for people to follow. jonathan: did you get any substance out of the news conference yesterday? annmarie: he is at least sticking to the time when it comes to china which is that he wants it squared away. he wants china to follow the rules. he says we are not trying to detain or decouple china. there are a lot of questions about china this week. he said they just need to follow the international rules of the road. jonathan: christine lagarde said she's ready to go and that's new? annmarie: she said that to the press. she was asked if you prepared -- if you were prepared for the job and she said yes. the interviewer said explain you think you are prepared. she said there is nothing to prepare for because joe biden is not going anywhere. it did take people by surprise have weekly she said yes and stopped lisa: at this point, people are looking at the polls in the concern

and he also gave a speech about climate change, citing john wayne, talking about indians and lying soldiersnd says this is a lying dog -faced pony soldier, that there are many dog- faced mistakes that talk about global warming, but suddenly there are no more of them. they realized that this was a problem. this is not about isolating china, this is about making sure that the rules of the road are in place, from airspace to space to sea. these are the international rules of the road, that they are respected and therefore i uh, i hope so. i think that the prime minister of russia, i mean, now there are some some difficulties all countries face difficulties and he has had some economic difficulties which he is trying to overcome. i want china to succeed economically, but i want it to succeed by the rules. after biden answered one of two questions asked of him by a reporter. he told reporters. i'll tell you what, i don't know about you, but i'm about to go to bed, but the reporters in the room kept shouting questions. and press secretary karin jant er. then she left. we're talking about make sur

gabe gutierrez is on the scene in wayne, michigan. john nichols is national affairs correspondent at the nation. and cornell belcher is the democratic pollster, founder of brilliant corners research and msnbc political analyst. so, gabe, set the scene for us where you are. >> reporter: hi there, chris. good afternoon. first, i want to talk about something that just happened a few minutes ago. not sure if we have been able to turn the video around. president biden landing here in michigan, on the tarmac, being greeted by uaw president shawn fain. a show of solidarity from the uaw president, which, over the past couple of weeks there had been some questioning about exactly how close the relationship was between the uaw and the white house. the biden administration always saying that president biden does support union workers, but early on in this strike, which is now 12 days old, there was some indication by the white house that they didn't really want to antagonize the big three automakers as you hear the horns in the background, people goi

reporter: they're getting backup from politicians like pennsylvania senator john fetterman, who drove his bronco to the ford factory in waynechigan, to join the picket line. >> i always stand for the union way of life. >> reporter: the latest proposals from automakers ford, gm and stellantis are about half of what the union wants. despite record profits and skyrocketing ceo salaries, gm ceo mary barra said the company can't afford the union's demands. >> the initial demands for over $100 billion. we still have a ways to go. >> reporter: the strikes have halted production at three plants, but the effects are far reaching. a prolonged strike could lead to more layoffs, higher autoprices and less tax revenue coming in. >> the auto industry is the cornerstone of the nation's manufacturing base, which is key to economic growth. >> reporter: ford has already temporarily laid off 600 nonstriking workers and gm says it may have to lay off 2,000 more. the uaw president said, quote, that's them trying to put the squeeze on our members to settle for less. >>> the biden administration is watching the strike closely. it's one of a numbe

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pennsylvania senator john fetterman picketed with plant worker saturday morning outside force facility in wayne, michigan. i don't think the whole thing for the of all at a protest in downtown detroit on friday, vermont senator bernie sanders voiced his support for the union brothers and sisters. >> enough is enough to rally cry. i could buy the 146,000 u a w auto workers nationwide ones like tori rachel. a 16 year veteran, a fort who scrape spot just to provide for his fiance in kids. when you look at having to feed a family of 6 and you describes it to america, what that's like. >> living on the salaries of strong storm will every day painful. >> more games. you cable, it's a struggle every day paycheck to paycheck. tories grown up in the ford family. >> his father, calvin worked the way in production plant for 37 years. tory followed in his footsteps in 2007, the local u a w 900 is tattooed on shelves. family dna. it's why tories out here fighting for more former children's heart for the corporate greed is >> ford and gm announced temporary layoffs at 2 plants due to the strike. 600 ford emp

on friday with shawn fein, and senators gary peters of michigan and senator john fetterman of pennsylvania were here in wayneay walking with the picketing workers. i mentioned that congresswoman debbie dingell joined them this morning. she said point-blank president biden should not be at the negotiating table. listen. >> the bargaining happens between the company and the workers. what we need is people to listen to the workers and understand any kind of support they need to help them adjust, transition for electric vehicles. >> reporter: we're already seeing the ripple effects of this strike. these workers work at the michigan assembly plant, a ford plant where we are standing outside of. ford says that they've already laid off 600 workers who are not striking right now as a result of the walkouts. general motors has warned that it could have to idle a plant in kansas with about 2,000 workers because of the walkouts at a general motors plant in missouri. so you're already seeing the ripple effects of this, and shawn fein, the uaw president, has threatened that he could ramp up this strike depending on how n