hi, molly. molly: hello, arthel, i'm molly line.he world waiting to hear more about the variant that some scientists fear could be more contagious and more vaccine-resistant than the delta variant. the governor of new york issuing a new order to prepare hospitals for a possible surge as the u.s. joins other nations in limiting travel to several african countries to try to contain the new strain. >> besides that, we're going to be cautious, make sure there's no travel to and from south africa and six other countries. except for american citizens to come back. molly: we have fox news team coverage. jacqui heinrich in massachusetts with more on president's response to omicron, but first, jonathan serrie, of course, in atlanta, home of the cdc. jonathan, to you. >> reporter: hi there, molly. new york governor kathy hochul has signed an executive order postponing elective surgeries at hospitals in her state with limited bed capacity. action is designed to free up hospital space in anticipation of a potential surge in covid patients. it t

molly?olly: in addition to travel restrictions, president biden is calling for more people in the u.s. to get vaccinated and follow up with booster shots to protect against the new strain. the president is also reacting to the markets tanking yesterday on news of omicron variant. jacqui heinrich is live on nantucket in massachusetts where the president is spending the holiday weekend. >> reporter: hey, molly. president biden said that he was not concerned or surprised to see the response in the stock market, also saying that this is what typically happens when covid is on the rise. but he encouraged americans to get their vaccines and those who have already had them to get their booster shots saying that there's just a lot we don't know about this variant. >> every american that's not been vaccinated should be responsible and get vaccinated. number two, everyone eligible for the booster shot should get the booster shot. [inaudible] that is minimum that everyone should be doing. i don't think

molly? -- for time. molly?elittling a father whose daughter was abused on campus, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ ♪ [laughing and giggling] (woman) hey dad. miss us? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. season's greetings from audi. ♪♪ molly: the superintendent of loudoun county public schools launches an independent review into the district's recent handling of sexual misconduct claims in their virginia schools. let's go to our reporter, alexandria hoff, who has the latest on this. >> reporter: the superintendent announced he believes all an man story reporting protocols were followed, but to be sure, they have an outside law firm conducting this investigation. superintendent scott ziegler refers to this review as, quote, only one step this moving forward to help heal our school community. the loudoun county school district in virginia has been in the spotlight this year for heated debates over curriculum and school policies. that all came to a head this fall

mollie. molly: hello, great to be with you. i'm in for eric shawn. travel restrictions on eight african countries are set to take effect in the u.s. tomorrow, president biden announcing the move in an effort to prevent the variant from reaching our showers. the cdc says they haven't received confirmed reports of omicron cases in the u.s. but this morning the director of the national institutes of health saying this is about the president's move. >> given the current circumstance out of an abundance of caution, seeing this is the most serious new variant we've seen in several months it made sense for us at least for a temporary measure. arthel: we have fox team coverage on this. correspondent jacqui heinrich is traveling with president biden in mass chew at the time. we're going to -- massachusetts. we're going to go to jonathan first. >> reporter: germany and the u.k. are reporting cases of the omicron variant. israel has approved a plan to bar entry to foreign nationals and require its own c

to molly, it seemed like poison, but she had no proof. >> molly's family starts dying.rts disappearing, and there's no good answers. >> molly went to the authorities, but they dismissed her claims. two years later, her ex-husband, henry roan, was also found shot and killed. and then molly's third sister, rita, and her husband died after a homemade nitroglycerine bomb was planted in their home. >> it exploded, and obviously you can see the wreckage. so just in complete ruins. >> she tells me about all the people molly lost. >> anna, lizzie q, rita, henry roan. so this is the family that was targeted. >> but the burkhardts weren't the only victims. by the summer of 1923, over two dozen osage had been murdered. the shocking number of deaths caught the media's attention. they coined it "the reign of terror." >> people were being killed left and right. it was terrible. they never knew who was going to be next. >> meg and sean tell me their grandparents feared for their lives. they even hired bodyguards. your family really felt that threat? >> absolutely. >> oh, my grandmothe

molly's husband. earnest. at the time, molly held six shares of oil revenue head rights.a $1 million in today's money. if she were to die, her husband would inherit everything. investigators quickly discovered he wasn't operating on his own. the ring leader was actually his uncle. the most prominent and trusted white man in the osage community. >> william k. the king of the osage. he was the master mind behind the plot. >> bill hail had come from texas to be a rancher in the late 19th century. leasing grazing lands from the osage. he had become one of the wealthiest non-natives in town and recruited his nephew to join him. >> the plan was kill everyone off and he would get everything. >> basically he infiltrated his wife's family. >> that's exactly what he did. >> infiltrated and married in. he had children. but he also committed this horrific murder plot. so they could have head rights. and money. >> by 1926 the fbi had gathered enough evidence to arrest william hail. and earnest. for the murder of molly's sister. >> what i tell you at osages had a trust issue. that's pu

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for its abandonment of molly. it's now seeking support from russia. ok, we have to report for you in a moment. i'll just hear of um address reports from chad on the consequences of shrinking, fertile grazing lands. but 1st out of here is nicholas huck on how climate change has transformed the lake in northern molly into a desert on the edge of tim book to is disappearing. lake with the temperatures approaching 50 degrees celsius, vanished into thin air, or the green waters of the mighty lake figure being la modified the medusa. one says it's getting hotter, he's no longer a fisherman. he's witnessed waves of sand gradually take over the waterways. he once sailed for fish, the sea shells from a life that once existed, remain gone. are the mango trees and the green gardens for farming mourns whose smuggler never would attack again. not if it went on with one, there was water on our land. we grew rice and wheat. look at it now. the people, the village, are building natural barriers to stabilize the sand dunes and sto

so for the, for the, the people in charge of molly right now, the military agent in charge, they need help from wherever it can come from. and right now, they're looking at russia for help, despite the presence of the biggest un peacekeeping mission operation in the world, in the deadliest one, where there's 14000 soldiers on the ground. and this, despite the presence of french soldiers on the ground and use soldiers on the ground. well, the situation has gone from bad to worse, and that's why they're the malia are keen to get help from the russians. let's let me ask you this. i mean, why is this, as described by some rapprochement between molly and russia or the french so much? yeah, this really is the french, of course, because we've, it's particularly this, this, this, the go oceans that's happening between the malia and government and the private military, russian contract or the wagner group that's been active in the past in ukraine and then in syria and successfully in the central african republic, and there is a sense almost of dish or from the cold war, that in places where fr

now, that's not a significant amount for russian, but it is a big deal for molly. so for the, for the, the people in charge of molly right now, the military into, in charge. they need help from wherever it can come from. and right now they're looking at russia for help. this really is the french, of course, because we, it's particularly this, this, this the go, she ation, that's happening between the malia and government and the private military russian contract or the wagner group that's been active in the past in ukraine and then in syria and successfully in the central african republic, and there's a sense almost of dish of them from the cold war that in places where france was the primary partner to for, to its former colonies. well, there being replaced by the russian, that has been the case in the central african republic, and the french are feeling that their influence on molly is slipping away to the hands of russia. a space ex rocket carrying full ass nodes, has dogs at the international space station. we have confirmation that that hard capture is complet

-- i mean, not molly. >> no, i am molly. >> stephen: you got me thinking about molly shannon.thing interesting. she-- what? >> stephen: nothing. >> what am i supposed to say? >> stephen: i don't know. >> she can play the saxophone, okay. >> stephen: you can play-- she can play the saxophone? ( applause ) can you really play the saxophone? >> yeah. yeah, me, bill clinton... ( laughter ). >> stephen: who plays the saxophone better, you or bill clinton? >> definitely bill. >> stephen: how long did you play? >> just since was a little kid. >> stephen: how long did you play? >> long, like -- >> stephen: can you be any more specific? ( laughter ) not one individual song. how old were you when you started playing? >> oh, oh, i don't know, probably, like, fifth grade or something. i was just in the band or whatever. >> stephen: and have you kept it up? >> yeah, i try. but it's a hard instrument to whip out and practice because it really annoys other people. >> stephen: unless you practice, and then it's quite delightful. >> i practice in the woods sometimes. that's where i get my real

and molly, as it increases his influence following the qu, molly's fun ministers in moscow for talks of his russian count, following reports that could engage a rushing private military contract to fight armed groups in this saw hel, front has thousands of troops in the region, but relations have been deteriorating since the military to our earlier nicholas act has more from to show this is a really important meeting for molly and as the foreign minister of money explained, i believe job, the situation is deteriorating so badly. they need the help of a good friend here, referring to russian help. and now there has been a help coming ahead of this meeting that's happening in moscow. russians have delivered helicopters filled with ammunition, this a gift from moscow. and then there's been an announcement made by the russian ambassador in molly, that $2000000.00 in military help will be given to, to the, to the government and bomber over. now, that's not a significant amount for russians, but it is a big deal for molly. so for the, for the, the people in charge of molly right now, the m

mollie hemingway is here and in the center virtual seat, bret baier. going to be along a busy night for him. glad he could stop by. neck and neck race between ten between terry mcauliffe the democrat and glenn youngkin is close. mcauliffe is trying to tie youngkin to former president trump. watch. >> guess algonquin duncan is finishing his complaint? he is doing an event with donald trump here in virginia. i am here with you and they have trump over there. think about this for second, folks. it is sensitive for us with trump here in virginia because of charlottesville. >> harris: he's either delusional or lying. you can make the call yourself. the former president was not in virginia and never campaigned with youngkin side-by-side. he did make the case for him on a tele- rally. meanwhile, youngkin attracted big crowd that is rally last night where he made his final pitch to voters. >> i was a kid that was watching dishes and taking out trash and i was 15 years old and i'm running to fill an office that was held by patrick henry and thomas jefferson. an

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and mollie hemingway pretty what you think about most of the media portraying this campaign is a racist dog whistle aimed at parents of schoolkids predict. guest: will easily the media on the left wing tobias help the democratic candidates but in this case, there are grouping things did not help the democratic candidates because education had been a huge issue for virginia parents it was just about these hateful and racist critical race theory's disinfecting so many schools, it is also about covid-19 shutdowns and also about something that he said himself, weeks before election day worries of the parents didn't really have a role in their kids education and the media downplayed are ignored that until it was too late and he ended up losing. howard: i think some of the media now howard kurtz, they believe is a pretty but an issue but there's some pundits on your side and still sort of clinging to this narrative that youngkin ran a racist campaign when affecting wanted to give the rights for them to opt out to what you think that some are still pushing this pretty. guest: thank you for hav

to molly, it seemed like poison but she had no proof. >> molly's family starts dying.t to the authorities, but they dismissed her claims. two years later her ex-husband, henry rhone, was also found shot and killed. >> joining us right now the host of "this is life" with lisa thing, this is really fascinating, tell us more about what you were able to uncover here. >> it really was, fred. and, as you know, this season of "this is life," we are looking back into moments in american history that didn't make it into the books but continue to impact us today. and, so, this episode that's airing tonight is about the osage. and they are a tribe that once controlled most of what is now the midwest, kansas, nebraska, oklahoma, parts of illinois. but by the 1800s, they were practically driven off all of that land, and they ended up settling in a small corner of oklahoma. and they negotiated, they were smart, they negotiated for the surface and the sub surface of that land. and that would become land that would become some of the wealthiest oil deposits, the richest oil deposits i

molly: the wet'suwet'en never surrendered, so still have titles to our lands.signed any documents to cede our land, and they say there is no pipeline to go through our territory. it is our sacred headwaters where the salmon spohn. it is the last clean drinking water source in our territory, and they are about to drill under it. juan: could you talk about their corporate connections? molly: they are owned by tc energy, partly owned by aim co., an investment firm in alberta that actually holds our cmp police retirement funds, and by kkr, a private equity firm in the united states as well. amy: and what are you demanding right now? molly: we are demanding that coastal gas line get off our territory and that the government's come to the table with wet'suwet'en in respecting our title to the territories. this is a larger issue that could have easily been resolved if implementation of our title was recognized, if our government system was recognized. instead, the government is choosing to take direction from a private corporation to come in and destroy our lands and

ten hours in total. >> molly: ten hours on a bus.while, you live right within a mile from each other. >> molly: he has no bad record, nothing. we're best friends, you know, and i wish he could come over to my house and just see it. you know. >> john: the state of texas is so much more diverse than it used to be. and i think it makes it much -- >> anthony: better. >> john: oh, yeah. and i know some people -- it scares them and i think it's just a fear of the unknown. it's not the fear based on anything concrete. here, we're all family. >> victor: when you raise a toast, raise it with you left hand. because it's closer to your heart. >> group: salud. ♪ p act 6 ♪ ♪ moves you, and bonds you. ...papa? i can see the nose and everything. she was the original strong woman. i know. this holiday, give the gift of family. give the gift of ancestry®. ♪ we gave new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep to people who were tired of being tired. i've never slept like this before. i've never woken up like this before. crafted with clinically stu

molly, first of all, how was my reading of the title of your newsletter?orman, you know. >> i think you got it just right. >> okay. i thought that was the rhythm of it. so make your case that biden needs an enemy and what kind of enemy? >> it could be anyone. i mean, it could be childhood poverty, right. they have this tax credit, this childhood tax that is very popular and has taken all of these children out of poverty. it could be fdr used rich people. it could be anything. i think it's important that it's a narrative that gets out there and that he uses again and again. i mean, you don't want -- you don't want an enemy with like "wag the dog". you don't want people to get hurt. you don't want a war. you want to take down the temperature. but disinformation, misinformation, there is a lot of problems out there. >> you cite a couple of enemies that different presidents used, and i guess maybe the most brilliant being reagan's, and you say ronald reagan pitted his supporters against the government itself, announcing in the first line of his first inaugural

i want to piggyback on what mollie said. this won't be fixed at the congressional level but we need to flip those seats. tell change the direction of congress. it needs to change in your cities. we will see some of the traditionally blue cities flip or people might flock to a person like eric adams in new york who is conservative but ran as a democrat. people want law and order. when i talked to my black family and friends we have no interest in defunding the police. none of us want fewer police. we want better police because we live in placees where it's important when you call police come. this leftist fantasy will be cured. >> happy thanksgiving to all of you. seeing all of you gives me hope for the future. great job. thanks for joining us tonight. if you thought you were done with face masks, think again. we will explain how experts where they are headed. even your home is not safe. a doctor and a congressman join me next. stay there. what makes salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the mos

molly is going to be the guardian angel in this story. she is going to take care of him, literally nurse him back from the edge of death and help him to recover his strength to the point in november of 1862 he is able to rejoin his unit. he comes back to the loudoun arrangers. but, despite all of molly's care, his old wounds are still giving him a lot of trouble. he hasn't basically lost most of the use of one of his arms. it was effectively shattered by a confederate bullet. so he is going to be under a lot of duress. in february of 1863 he is going to resign his commission and the loudoun arrangers he's going to return back north of pennsylvania and presumably to the waiting arms of molly who seems to be the thing that keeps him going throughout all of this experience. he is so lucky. >> this is where he gets lucky. he gets lucky he gets to retire trach quiet corner of pennsylvania and set up for the rest of the war in relative peace and harmony or is he? one of the things i have omitted from the story in southern pennsylvania called ge

and molly is the guardian angel in this story. she's going to take care of him, literally nurse him back from the edge of death and help him to recover his strength to the point where in november of 1862 he is able to rejoin his unit, he comes back to the loudoun rangers. but despite all of molly's care, his old wounds are still giving him a lot of trouble. he's basically lost mostly the use of one of his arms, his arm was effectively shattered by a confederate bullet. so he's going to be under a lot of duress. and so in february of 1863 he's going to resign his commission in the loudoun rangers and he's going to return back north to pennsylvania and presumably to the waiting arms of molly who has, you know, seems to be the thing that keeps him going throughout all of this experience. because he's so lucky. he's so lucky. >> this is where he gets lucky. >> yeah. this is on c-span. >> sorry. >> so, yeah, he's lucky. he gets to go retire essentially to a quiet corner of pennsylvania where he is going to sit out the rest of the war i

and for a year, mollie is exactly right.lead not a few people in the white house but the entire country for aer year. i would like to him on the witness and dr. peter daszak on the witness stand to get to the truth. >> rachel: that's what should happen. he mislead the world. thank you molly and congressman jordan. up next, democrats have some explaining to do. how is this woman the face of white supremacy? we talked to virginia's brand new lieutenant governor elect winsome sears, next. ♪ is the part where all is lost and the hero searches for hope. then, a mysterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and that her home will be rebuilt, regardless of her limits or if the cost of materials has gone up. (woman) that's really something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. wait, i didn't ruin the ending, did i? (woman) yeah, y-you did. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite

but despite all of molly's care, his old wounds are still giving him a lot of trouble. he's basically mostly lost the use of one of his arms, his arm was effectively shattered by a confederate bullet. so he's going to be under a lot of duress. so in february of 1863, he is going to resign his commission in the loudoun rangers and he is going to return back north to pennsylvania and presumably to the waiting arms of molly, who has, you know -- seems to be the thing that keeps him going throughout all of this experience. >> because he's so lucky. >> this is where he gets lucky. >> this is on c-span. >> sorry. >> i mean, he is lucky. he gets to go retire essentially to a quiet corner of pennsylvania where he is going to sit out the rest of the war in relative peace and harmony. or is he? >> or is he? >> because one of the things i've kind of omitted from the story is molly and her family live in a little town in southern pennsylvania called gettysburg. which in 1863 isn't exactly the best place to go if you're trying to avoid the civil war. >> lucky. >> so lucky. >> lucky

in the end, it looks like that mattered how much, molly? >> well, they clearly invested heavily in making sure that this was a secure democrat victory. i live here in virginia. we're not a purple state. we're a democrat state. democrat wins state wide office by ten points. joe biden won by ten points. our current governor democrat who's embroiled in all sorts of controversy with his own racism won by ten points. this is not wisconsin or pennsylvania or georgia or a narrow congressional district this is a very safe democrat area. this should have never had to bring out the big guns to keep this seat and they did and they still appear to be losing it. this is just absolutely huge news that speaks not just to the toxicity of the national democratic agenda, but also how that national democratic agenda, which we're all subjected to because they control the white house, the senate, and the house, but also how that's realized and how it affects people at the local level. it is absolutely true that parents were huge in this upset, because they don'

mollie winner and loser?ood work on unraveling some of this terrible stuff the country was put through with the lie that donald trump was a russian agent. my loser is major league baseball and rob manfred who banned atlanta from hosting the all-star game because he threw a temper tantrum about georgia's work on election integrity and had to give the award to the atlanta braves when they won the world series this week. >> bret: that's exactly right. okay, panel. thank you. make a great weekend. when we come back, it is friday and that means "notable quotables." ♪ wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. principal. for all it's worth. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. a

the french military and new share according to local authorities after an army convoy on the way to molly with confronted alive writers. ah, broadcasting laws direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international lead to have with us as we recap, weeks comp, stories with our weekly program or israel is closing its borders to all foreign nationals for 2 weeks. now as global panic spreads over a new covert variant, dozens of countries have halted flights from southern africa where the alma constrain was 1st detected in johannesburg, the restrictions have left air passengers scrambling to get out for many of them. it's already too late. the last plains who europe in north america have already departed ahead of travel deadlines imposed by government, while flights to major connection hubs such as dough, hard to buy and singapore have all been suspended. pulse lira paula, clear earlier, spoke with travelers at south africa. the largest airport trade didn't because nothing thing i can do coming as a post, not getting anything done with spain. and i don't know when, when i can, i can try

now it's headed towards molly, towards the city of go. now there are these convoys on a regular basis. every month, but this gives you the, the essence and the feeling of frustrations for many people in cuba, burkina faso. but despite the presence of french forces, the attacks and the viciousness of the attacks from arm groups associated both from al qaeda affiliates, but also i so has really, has really been, it seems that the, the government has felt powerless despite the presence or the support of french forces and thus really is why so many people are protesting in brooklyn, of us. so, and now in neighboring these year, a, despite the presence of french forces on the ground. moline, thank you for that. nicholas hack reporting that from deca. the french president emanuel macro has a keys, british prime minister, boris johnson of not being serious about migration in the english channel. the french have also disinvited the u. k. from a european crisis meeting on the issue is the latest deterioration and relations between the neighbors st

and you share according to local authorities after an army convoy on the way to molly was confronted by writers. ah, our broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. glad to have you with us as we recap the week's top stories with our weekly program. now israel is closing its borders to all foreign nationals for 2 weeks and global panic spreads over a new coven variant. dozens of countries have halted flights from southern africa where the amok on strain was 1st detected. in johannesburg, the restrictions have left air passengers scrambling to get out. for many of them, it's already too late. the last plains to europe and north america have already departed. the head of travel deadlines imposed by governments while flights to major connection hub such as dough, hard to buy and singapore have also all been suspended. policy leer earlier spoke with travelers had south africa's biggest airport frustrated because nothing, nothing i can do coming as well. it's not getting anything dead. i mean, fane and i don't know when when i can, i

after an army convoy on the way to molly was confronted by a rioters soaring price. as prompt american families to all for low cost turkey substitutes over the thanksgiving holiday with many blaming the bike and administration for 30 year high inflation re levels. ah, oh, with the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly an rti hello and welcome israel is closing its borders to all foreign nationals for 2 weeks of global public spreads over in new cobit variant. dozens of countries have halted flights from southern africa where the army chrome strain was 1st detected in johannesburg. the restrictions have left her a passengers scrambling to get out for many of them. it's already too late. the last plains to europe and north america, they've already departed ahead of travel to lines imposed by government. although carriers are still offering flights to doha dabei on singapore, which are major connection helps. leslie earlier spoke with travelers. south africa is biggest airport trade because nothing, nothing

injured by the french military and decide according to local storage, often on the convoy on the way to molly was confronted by rises. ah, this is the week he thought he had been robbing headlines over the past 7 days. a very welcomes 12 program while seeing that obviously a lot of people are talking about is role is closing its borders to all foreign nationals for 2 weeks as global panic spread. so for new covert variant, dozens of countries have halted flights from southern africa, where the con strain was fast detected. meanwhile, backend johanna bug, the restrictions have lashed past and just scrambling to get out. for many of them, it's already too late. the last pains to europe and north america have already departed ahead of travel deadlines imposed by governments of flights to major connection hub such as dough, hard to buy and singapore have all been suspended wirelessly. i spoke with travelers at south africa, the biggest port did because nothing, nothing i can do coming as a whole, not getting anything that the pain and i don't know when when i can, i can fly this way. we've checke

and molly jong fast has ideas of who or what that enemy should be. >>> we're looking to a monumentalwdown in the supreme court just days from now, the future of roe v. wade hanging in the balance. that is coming up later on in the hour. >>> we want to begin, though, with the latest examples of the republican party's continued shift towards extremism. republican congresswoman lauren boebert garnering massive backlash after video surfaced of her at a campaign event suggesting that fellow congresswoman ilhan omar was mistaken for a terrorist. we want to warn you. the comments are inflammatory. but i think it's important for you to hear it. and hear her own hateful words. >> and he and i were leaving the capitol, we're going back to my office and we get in the elevator and i see a capitol police officer running hurriedly to the elevator. i see fret all over his face. and he's reaching, and i'm like, what? the door's shutting. like, i can't open it. what's happening? and i looked to my left, and there she is. >> oh no. >> ilhan omar. >> whoops. >> and i said, well, she doesn't have a back

molly good to see. effective foil and that it's not actually enough that we don't have the carnival barker-in-chief. giving us read alerts every day about things. in other words, but in your opinion, not enough for joe biden to succeed. >> well, it's enough for me. i like it. but we have seen with the polling. a lot of americans, it's just not enough for them. we see these polls. these polls are problematic and it's weird because he would think that the reality of having a normal guy in charge, norma holiday stuff. didn't say anything crazy. we have this variant, we know, we're dealing with it in the most scientific and normal way. remember what trump told us to do about covid? put the light in the body. we have this normal president, but the polling says that that is not enough for people. >> eugene, you know, in the end, i guess we have short memories. but right now the president has real issues he has to contend with. there was the afghanistan stuff, there is inflation, which is real, it's global, bu