hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: great show, bret. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: good evening, america. i'm lawrence jones in for jesse tonight. so, november midterms are just around the corner and democrats are starting to feel some serious heat. karma is coming to back -- to bite them back. real america is getting fed up with what they are seeing in washington. now, they gave the democrats complete control for over a year. but what did they get in return? nothing. they have been left behind while democrat politicians just focuses on themselves. showing real america that all they care about is power. not the people. acting as the party of no substance and self-interest. and that guy that campaigned on uniting america, joe biden, can't even unite his own party. instead, he is focusing on policies that divide his own supporters. people are unsatisfied and turning their backs on him in record numbers. now, he has lost the media, too. they aren't covering for him anymore. in fact, their asses is on the line. cnn is flat out admitti

lawrence. lawrence: jeff paul thanks excellent reporting. joining us now is retired army general and author of chasing the lion. anthony tata general thank you so much for joining me. what is your reaction to the russians leaving? is this a defeat finally for putin? >> hey lawrence thank you for being with you. i think it is premature to call it a defeat, i think as the reporter just mentioned there's movie trap, there's improvise explosion devices there's mind feels of, you know, russians were digging in and prepared to fight. i would call it a repositioning of forces, i think what putin sees is that the zelenskyy rally in country rallied the nation rallied as troops, rally the world, and they're count attacking from what we in merle call entireon lines of communication which are better than attacking some russians are from exterior inloos of lines and resupply and get momentum and it is a good example like you see in the very far east from the bass region, the european forces and i command ukrainian troops and coast which i was 101st airbo

lawrence. lawrence: great job aishah.in and defense of priorities joining me now gill thank you for joining the program what is putin doing? it is not enough just to be a madman but now he's targeting civilians and then they're pretending that they didn't do it. he said that they don't have those type of missiles. we know that's not true. >> yes. look you can go back to previous russian wars interventions, i think one point they threw out a graphic that was actually stolen from a video game, i mean, some of the stuff is, you know, doesn't pass the laugh test but i think we should acknowledge three things going on when it comes to civilian death in ukraine first off we have russian atroughs if is killing russians and civilian troops outside of keeves and russian troops withdraw about a week ago and those are unequivocal war crimes and again that's a feature of russian warfare i think for decades now we saw that in syria. we see that in ukraine, we saw that in where they don't care about preventing civilian lives and -- and

lawrence, hit it. lawrence my cousin at fox sports sent over awesome cookies. the stallions vs. the generals. first scheduled simulcast since super bowl 1 in 1967. fox sports is bringing a ton of new technology. they have live hell drones, helmet cams and dozens of micked up players and giving fans ultimate experience. check that out 7:30 eastern time on fox fox. >> judge jeanine: thank you, lawrence. the end of times must be here. look at these two besties snuggled together the odd couple lives in wonderful, new york. owner says she took the dog meadow to pick out a kitten he chose this one. it was love at first sight. some say keep your friends close and enemies even closer. looks like these two took that advice and ran with it. dog and cat cuddling on the couch. okay. next is jessica. >> jessica: little bit of a different kind of one more thing. i have spoken on the show before about losing my father over the summer and, you know, spending a lot of time thinking about how you process grief and there is a new book called grief is love that has been hugely hel

>> they are, lawrence.cially when title 42. multibillion dollars trade criminal organization profiting off of. it's going to continue to escalate. that's why governor abbott took a stance. operation lone star throughout the southern border. and we'll continue to take a more aggressive stance on cracking down on these organizations and not only to secure or border. but to protect texas texas and the entire country. >> lawrence: unbelievable. texas is the last line of defense. we will be pack there next week reporting right there with you. thank you so much, brother. >> thank you. >> lawrence: dismissing questions about hunter biden's laptop. >> i didn't think the hunter biden's business relationships have anything to do with who should be president of the united states. so, i didn't find it to be interesting. >> lawrence: it's not interesting enough. jason chaffetz here with reaction with that. that's next on "fox & friends." ♪ you got the look ♪ but have you got the touch ♪ don't get me wrong ♪ i think you'

>> lawrence: i had my show. lot of breaking news happening and we had breaking news today as well. the president zelenskyy talking. >> ainsley: oh my word. it was so power line. he spoke at the grammys. a pretaped interview probably 48 hours from a bunker. extremely powerful. it put things into perspective. we are so grateful to be americans. we are celebrating the grammys, the awards ceremony here in america. it's a completely dinner theme as you know in ukraine. >> steve: he gave a speech about the power of music and war and urged artists to use their talent to tell the truth how russia is trying to destroy and murder the people of ukraine. here is president zelenskyy at the grammys last night. >> our children draw swooping rockets, not shooting stars. >> lawrence: you know president zelenskyy is not just a great leader. is he a great communicator. we see atrocities all the time worldwide. but the way that he has been able to tell the story of the ukrainian people while still asking for help. the way he has be

. ♪ ♪ lawrence: good evening america i'm lawns lawrence tonight on cross country dozens of form or students staff the a new jersey high school diagnosed with cancer. what is causing this and talk about to man ho is blowing the whistle, live. and as joe biden clamps down on so-called ghost guns, exclusionive interview with a mom of a teenager killed days ago how one of those is out of control. nationwide -- >> something i couldn't believe i seen and got on the floor and all i could see was my baby. >> don't want to miss that interview. plus elon musk big pressure on big tech as he makes moves to take over twitter why is the site against it? plus an exclusive look? our southern border riding along withagent hearing from migrants about why the cartel is pushing them to our border. >> they won -- and every month you have a payment like 2,000, where you going to get the money in mexico? lawrence: we have a big show ahead. buckle up. let's go cross country. ♪ ♪ good evening thanks so much for being with us. we begin tonight on our southern border where a report out of the sunland park, new mexico

lawrence: so hair it all of the time lawrence do you read your e-mail do you read your twitter do you i do. you know that story we woct know about yuck people and their youtube and what's beginning on in that school if someone didn't send it to me. so send it my way so i can know what's happening in the country. part what have we do we're all one big happy family. thanks so much for watching we'll be right back here live next saturday night at 10 p.m. until then find us on social yeetd this is a show lj cross country or find me on my personal page, lawrence b. jones 3 and remember set your dvr so you never miss an episode. good night america. brian: i'm brian kilmeade. welcome to "one nation." the democrats are down right now no denying it. but i will tell you how they got there. presidents republican and democrats had a view of things that were pretty much out of their control. but how they react to the under controllable.

lawrence: so right.vis, thanks so much for coming up on cross country. >> thanks lawrence. >> set up soon is expose georgia high school putting toxic conditions on display on a viral video. we went there looking for answers plus you've seen the polls now we take it to the streets. to ask people how is joe biden actually doing? >> you have one word to describe the president, joe biden, qhald you say? >> sad. >> if you have one word to describe the president of the united states, what would you say? >> train wreck. >> whew -- glans welcome back joe biden is polling at the lows levels for an american president in modern history. but why? well we asked lovely of alabama. watch. >> all right ma'am, one word to describe joe biden. >> play list. >> god bless you. ♪ ♪ one word to describe joe biden -- >> sad. >> sad -- oh one word to describe joe biden? inch empty. >> oh. one word to describe joe biden? >> cognitively impaired. >> one word to describe the president, joe biden what would you say? >> saturday. sad

>> that's right, lawrence.so, most of what we've been hearing is coming from american stockpiles where you have a lot of artillery shells, ammunition, things like that, that are coming from other countries, that are basically tailored to the ukrainian military. the ukrainian military has a lot of old soviet design, soviet made equipment, so what the pentagon is doing is hiring defense contractors to go out and scour eastern european countries to see what kind of stocks they have, to both supply the ukrainians with that, which they're familiar with, but also getting them to start transitioning to the standard ammunition that the nato and the united states uses. >> and this massive amount of -- that president is requesting congress to authorize and deliver, 33 billion dollars, is ukraine capable of handling that much this soon? >> well, that's a good question. because right now, they've been able to absorb most of it from the united states and from other western countries, over the last several years, the ukraini

that we need a single out, lawrence. not be clouded lead as you mentioned in the league. it very well might be an absolute obsession with power. at the end, is to maintain the power. and we read the expert. what we see our decisions being made. and the shull kind of judgments that this is horrible, that this is treasonous. that this is impeachable. and then reading the tea leaves, seeing what the base is doing. that the and game isn't democracy. the endgame isn't the nation. the endgame is that these two men, this party, once to maintain and keep our hold on power. not for democratic ends, but for their own ends. >> e g, one of the things that struck me and still strikes me in this trump era, but especially trump in office in dealing with the republican leaders in congress, committee chairs also, was the complete collapse -- and i'm not sure we've ever seen this publicly before -- the complete collapse of the male ego. in paul ryan. in mitch mcconnell. in kevin mccarthy. in all of these people. when i was working there a

come on. >> lawrence: a lot of butter on it. >> steve: that's why, peter people love it. >> lawrence: lot of love. >> ainsley: "fox & friends" the whole weekend crew is going to be live from talgd tune in this sunday 2:30 in the afternoon on fox. >> brian: we will be following that even though they will be at the racetrack, they will be talking about the border crisis. it is totally out of control. we feel like we have been a lone voice over the last two years, year and a half. saying what has happened. the president seems to have intentionally broken the border, not interested in fixing it. it is coming to a head with the evaporation on may 23rd of title 42. the thing that's different about it this time. this time you not only have republicans incensed. you have vulnerable democrats, maybe some like henry cuellar sincere saying we cannot let this pandemic-related health law rule evaporate then we will have no reason and no ability to turn all these people around who are coming to our country illegally. >> ainsley: the white house is anticipating an answer crease in the migrant encoun

. >> don't listen lawrence,.this is a good subliminal message if you know lawrence personally, and you're thinking of what to give for the man who has everything, get him courtroom art that you drive from courtroom sketch artists. he'll love it. >> i have enough. thank you, rachel. thank you very much. one of our first guest tonight, former u.s. ambassador michael mcfaul, putin has lost his war in ukraine, he may still win some battles but he has already lost the war. ambassador mcfaul will explain his optimistic assessment. in just a moment. there ian attack in kyiv today, during a visit by the united nations secretary meeting with president zelenskyy. at this hour last night i asked cal perry in kyiv if there was generally any increasing conference about safety in kyiv calloused jested there was more confidence but there is also an awareness among everyone, that the situation could change at any moment as it did today. two buildings were hit by russian rockets in kyiv, killing at least one person and wounding t

>> no, lawrence. we are trying to get the maximum amount of lethal assistance -- lethal and defense assistance -- to ukraine. what we've moved to ukraine is exceptional. look -- the ukrainians have defeated the second largest army in the world around the capital city. the number one reason why they did that is because of their bravery, they're fighting spirit, the number two reason why they did that is the extraordinary military support that the united states and its allies have provided, we have moved 500 pieces of ammunition into ukraine for each russian ukrainian soldier. there for -- each one tank that has invaded ukraine so we are arming the ukrainians with those, with javelins with all kinds of ways to combat aircraft attacks, with a dizzying array of weapons thousands and thousands of weapons, billions of dollars worth of weapons and multiplied by the contributions of our nato allies and partners so we have arm the ukrainians it's obstinately. as the ukrainians use the ammunition and weapons we

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. good evening rachel, the white house counsel struck me as someone who i think understands the law. and that he had no possible claim of privilege that will prevent him from testifying to this committee. >> that is a very good points. it's not only that he was involved in some of the key disputes that we've heard about within the administration, apparently, but also that is decision to testify saw something about the privilege claims of other people off that they wouldn't. that is a very good point. >> and he appears and scenes and robert costa's book about this period in the very dramatic scenes and the white house. that the committee already knows about. they've already read the book, they rarely spoken to other people who are in and around those moments. and so, a lot of this could just be confirming information. but also, a certain amount of this testimony could be trying to make sure that he is not included on the suspect list of people who are committing crimes at the time. >> ye

good evening lawrence. evening lawrence into my schedule. that's been moving overtime, i think the earliest temps immense they gave awhile back is as early as march. but now they're moving into that point. and rachel, it was also interesting when you reported that report for the new times, saying that donald trump gave these witnesses permission. he authorized them to speak to the committee. it's such a strange bit in the story. and, beg my theory about it. just a theory, just a theory. is that the source for the new york times authorizing this was donald trump. because the reporters of that story have direct access to donald trump. as they have in the past. and it sounds like donald trump just trying to say, i am in complete control of this. the white house, the former white house counsel did not go and testify there today on his own. without checking with me. i authorized it. that is just a theory. >> i'm in complete control! he is definitely still deferential to me. there is nothing to worry about, all this is fine. i don't smell anything

now this time for''the last word with lawrence o'donnell''. good evening, lawrence. good evening rachel, and one other interesting note about the judge, was filed by the bar association to get there. unusual classification of not qualified to be a federal judge. they were nominated by donald trump. it's hard to get a not qualified, actually, but she managed to get it. >> well, to get a lifetime appointment to the federal bench, regardless of what the apa says about you, but to get that appointment when you are 33 years old and have never tried a case, and are serving as an associate at a law firm, which is one step up from an intern, that itself was a little unusual. but you know what, lifetime tenure is a real thing, wow. >> yeah, and if not qualified to be a judge, how qualified is she exactly for public health decisions like this one that she made? >> do you think the justice department is going to peel this? the cdc only recently said, we're gonna extend the for a few more weeks, or a couple of weeks, or something. that's a really short extension. so maybe they d

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. good evening rachel, the white house counsel struck me as someone who i think understands the law. and that he had no possible claim of privilege that will prevent him from testifying to this committee. >> that is a very good points.

. ♪ ♪ lawrence: good evening america i'm lawns lawrence tonight on cross country dozens of form or students staff the a new jersey high school diagnosed with cancer. what is causing this and talk about to man ho is blowing the whistle, live. and as joe biden clamps down on so-called ghost guns, exclusionive interview with a mom of a teenager killed days ago how one of those is out of control. nationwide --

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow back with us said lawrence here, looking ahead into changing pattern. yeah, it looks like we're going to see more. the wind kicking up around the bay area, hazy out there toward the golden gate bridge. look at that view. andd that's just from the ocean air that's coming on shore right now. the fog forming just yet, but likely going to see some little bit later on tonight. the winds, though, they've been kicking up. that's been the big story today. all the winds blow, especially along the coastline. but even inside the bay. >> blustery from time to time. some 20 some 30 mile an hour. plus, gus out toward the coast. you see some of those wind right now. in fact, in the san francisco, you see some of those gusty head of the ballpark. yeah, almost 30 miles per hour. if you're headed out there toward the game and blustery conditions all around. but i think overnight tonight those winds will subside again only to return by tomorrow afternoon. models are picking up on some of that fog. developing late tonight as another approaching system and here come to see

now it's time for the last word with the great lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. good evening rachel and i'm just checking my notes about what you just said, you have a tremendous amount of expertise about this russian natural gas story. and i'm pretty sure when i heard you say, i'm pretty sure you referred to ship loads of gas. ship loads. >> shiploads. >> oh, okay. that because it was fast, and i was -- >> waiting [laughs] >> you know me. >> now it could be either one, that's a thing, it could be either one. i just want to get that straight. you know the guest i would love to book on the whole russian natural gas market and how much they need to sell it and how much they may not be able to sell it and how they become basically threatening war with -- the expert guest on that subject i would love to book if i could ever get her is rachel maddow. because she wrote a book about it, which i read, and has much more to teach about it. so whenever you feel like it. >> you know, i got a day tonight. susan's cooking, but i could see you tomorrow if you need me. >> great.

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>> well, hey lawrence.got a lot of texas this year from a lot of loopy people, over the course of the election, through january 20th. i mean, ginni thomas, others coming in and the other. i agree with you that there has got to be -- when grading republicans in this period, one unfortunately has to use a sliding scale. both of these two gentlemen we're talking about -- chip roy and mike lee -- they end up in the right place, i believe we should give them credit for that. they ultimately end up seeing the version of january 6th, that the crazy had taken over. they ended up voting that way. i still think, though, it's a bit rich for them to be claiming that they were 100% free of blame here, given that you have got mike lee, who claims to be a constitutional scholar, he was pushing sydney powell after the election. it was not that city paul turned out to be crazy after the press conference. she had been pretty crazy for a good period of time after that. and yet both these guys were urging sydney powell. and th

it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. >> good evening rachel. and i learned a new word tonight and it's one of those where it's even without a dictionary, you just sort of get it in context. and that of course is the word chippy, which -- well, which sources used in describing stephen miller's eight hours of testimony to the january 6th committee today. it got a little chippy. >> chippy. yeah. there's a whole bunch of british words that are like that that don't have a definition that makes sense in american english. like, chuffed. i was chuffed about that. you don't really need to know what that means to know -- you kind of get it. chippy is the same sort of thing. but who knows, it could be a term of art that you and i are totally misinterpreting. >> i will do everything i can to find a spot in the next hour to use the word chippy, and the way it is intended to be used. i'll see if i can do it. i don't know. >> i use the word caboose in i was told it in a troubling way. so if you try to get in -- just use the word caboose. >> no thank, you know

but now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. >> good evening late show, i missed you to. and, look i got all dressed up for your return tonight. wearing exactly where the other night, but it's just for you tonight, just for you. >> it's got a little extra special sparkle in my eyes. >> good, as we get dressed up, i hope you're ready to go with me to washington's next big superspreader at the white house correspondents dinner. glad you got back in time to do that crazy thing that i'm not gonna do this year. >> i'm sorry actually, i'm planning on stopping myself in thy with a fork. i don't have time. >> among the reasons the skip it could be super waiting place. >> man, i will say though that looking at the list of people who have been -- boldface names who have been in the last two weeks and the 80 people in the last dinner. even the all-stars not ending up in the hospital as the best tribute that we've got to the vaccines. i mean, if you have to be fully vaccinated, doesn't mean you won't get it. but if you do get, it you're probably not going

o'donnell, good evening lawrence, i apologize. rachel, what's 30 seconds between us? come on. take your time. no problem. rachel, it all began on your show when jonathan martin and alexander birds revealed the tape, what was that considered the tape, the mccarthy tape. and you ask them, was anything else taped? turns, out a lot more of a state. and we are now in week two of the rolling mccarthy tapes. >> and, when i had mr. martin and mr. bryan's on the show, and we play the tape of him talking about asking trump for his resignation, which mccarthy out was specifically the night saying, they immediately, said one of the other things that he did, and i've seen this reporting in this book, that advance cop in part of the book, was that mccarthy had asked for social media companies, twitter, to cut off other republican members of congress in the same way that that cut off trump. and when they describe that to me, i was shocked when they said that there was also tape of that. that in, fact there is, that's part of the tape those relea

o'donnell, good evening lawrence. we're going to have our first and studio guest in two years and two months. my friend sean payton is going to join us, is just back from ukraine. he has interviewed president zelenskyy there. he has much to tell us about his experience there. >> as someone who gets to sit in that seat for you every now and then, that's a beautiful milestone to be celebrating. enjoy your show, i'll see you tomorrow. >> thanks. the russian ambassador to the united nations is 60 years old. he will probably live long enough to personally refuse everything that he said at the united nations today, when he lied about the war crimes russia was convincingly accused of at the united nations today by ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy. the russian ambassador has spent his entire career as a diplomat, but he began his career in a foreign ministry of a different country. a country called the union of soviet socialist republics. when the soviet union collapsed, he and the rest of the rest of the soviet foreign

lawrence, you got breakfast and racing on the menu today. >> lawrence: you know i love you, do i hear other seat today? >> carley: you do. >> lawrence: he is just doing it all. this is a big event, a lot is happening in the country today, we'll talk with our friends for breakfast. they will be preparing for talladega, the big race right outside of birmingham. we'll be talking with them all day getting their thoughts on news of the day, what is happening in the country and they'll have a lot to say in alabama. >> carley: absolutely right. have you looked at the menu? do you know what you are going to be eating and specifically we should talk about something more serious than food, too, what sort of topics do you think are on the mind of the folks in alabama, as well? pick your poison which you want to answer. >> lawrence: i'll get to both of them. i always do biscuits and gravy, they are known for french toast. the owner still makes it everyday, no one knows the recipe, i got to try it. number two, the big thing is economy, inflation, what is happening at the grocery store or gas pump

>> well, lawrence, i'm gratify the we're all talking about in a serious way no. as you know, for more than a month, i've been having work rhymes on my mind thinking that's where this would go. and i've been upset with friends, and i've been upset with the united states because i don't think we can give them a, just a we can ignore the video they just showed us. and i say that is someone who is a prosecutor, having seen the video more times than i can recount. but this is heroic, and it's time to see the progress. and at the same time, i want to caution, these workers motions are really hard. i spent a long time trying to build one, they're incredibly hard to do. and so, there are two basic problems. one is kind of, who can prosecute? who was the jurisdiction to do so? and how do you prove the crimes against putin? so, just to start you with the first. how do we prosecute? how these of been prosecuted? there are three basic possibilities. ukraine itself could prosecute the international criminal court could prosecute, or possibly the night of states could prosecut

thank you lawrence. >> thank you rachel. democrats in disarray.at is a favorite washington media theme. as soon as any two democrats can be found to publicly disagree on anything, the democrats and the sort headline is ready to go. but we have never seen anything like the disarray and the outright madness on display in the republican party that we are seeing right now, and we are seeing it in georgia. thanks to the madness of donald trump and trumpism, and thanks to the beating john ossoff delivered to the republicans in his winning senate campaign that gave control of the united states senate to the democrats. disarray, to put it mildly, has developed among the republicans. in georgia. john ossoff crushed david perdue's hopes for reelection to the senate. and, now david perdue is desperately running for governor of georgia, with donald trump support against incumbent republican governor brian kemp. donald trump's hatred of brian kemp is based on governor kemp's refusal to commit state and federal crimes and try to overthrow the election results f

the whole thing is it credible, lawrence.his is a slam dunk jacques [inaudible] it should not be a question. clarence thomas should've recused. i agree with professor gillard. he has to recuse any further cases involving january six. and he probably will not. a lot of his supreme court career, i think, has been about defiance. and i think defiance is part of his character. i think he sees it as part of why he's there. so i don't think he will go gladly away from these cases. and maybe he can be convinced by the other justices. but i don't think he will. he will just say -- listen to all the reporting, seeing the uproar and say, oh gee, i better accuse. i don't think he will. >> professor killers, everything we're looking at here as long time supreme court watchers, you're the most expert among us, is -- was, inconceivable just weeks ago. days ago. before reading these texts. even with jane mayer's reporting, up two months ago, this was shocking, certainly to me, and eugene has just raised a few culture shock that i can't even

lawrence, thank you very much for that update that was lawrence sheets in odessa. thank you, sir. else catch up on some other stories, making headlines to day hungary as prime minister, victor or bon has won a 4th term and power after claiming victory in sundays. national elections is for this party is on forced to win more than 2 thirds of the seats in pharma or been so often challenge from an alliance of opposition. forties united against him. serbia's populace president alexander boucher, has won a 2nd term in office. securing around 60 percent of the boat, in his victory speech vouchers said serbia would retain its friendship with russia and remain neutral over the war in ukraine, which was our balkan country has not imposed any sanctions on russia. only for the school. shanghai is testing all of its 126000000 residents for covered 19 in one of china's largest ever public health responses. the city has been placed under restrict locked down to combat. rising toronto virus infections with some 9000 cases reported on sunday. you are watching d. w. news from berli

>> good evening lawrence.s shelling in the donbas. they are hitting that area pretty hard over the last two days, and russians managed to capture a city called kreminna, with about 18,000 people. but the ukrainians have managed to repel them in other areas. and if you listen to the ukrainian commanders on the ground there, they are saying that this is now a battle of artillery. between them and the russians. and that's why they keep asking for more weapons. they say their artillery is a depleted, or the russians are destroying their artillery. it will allow russian tanks to roll into that area. and give them a significant advantage in that pivotal battle on the eastern front. and they are getting some new hardware. the u.s. as you mentioned, has pledged $800 million in new weaponry. the pentagon announced today that -- have been delivered to europe. and the u.s. is training ukrainian military with them. so they can get them onto the battlefield, a little quicker. and that may tip the scales in the balance of t

lj, lawrence jones, join us. he'll be here with tammy bruce, straight ahead. was gonna grow up without a mom. i don't want this to happen anybody else. get your vaccine. >> all right now the far left rage mob is still melting down tonight over elon musk and his massive twitter deal especially after the tech tighten tweeted out a chart making the case the democrats have moving further to the left and have been taken over by extremists, he's absolutely right. he followed the up with a post-reading quote, the far left hates everyone, themselves included. which immediately prompted left wing twitter scorn for example 1msdsc commentator radio host tweeted, quote, it's now a hundred percent clear that musk is part of the gop propaganda apparatus. but anyway, on lawrence jones he went down to the university of houston to ask students their reaction to musk's twitter takeover. take a look. >> team elon or not. >> absolutesly not. >> no. >> team elon or not? >> he's the goat. >> i always kind of root for the guy. i think