so there is my penny story.the pennies i actually never got breathalyzer so i don't know if it works. >> greg: if you ditch the penny the penny becomes worth something. >> over time. >> i have a massive bag of change that has been sitting on my desk were over five different apartments as they move around in new york city. i constantly want to take it to one of those coin star machines that do not exist anymore. >> greg: i love to those machines. i love going there with my change and i do it in front of a homeless person. i have a big bag of change and the homeless guy is staring at me and i go look! $43. >> i never trusted them i always thought you were ripping -- they were ripping you off. >> they do they take a commission. >> some man inside like yes! >> i never trusted it. >> greg: you know what? i got nothing. >> let's end up on our pennies to ukraine as a farewell gift. >> greg: there you go. this is a fu we all know that words have power. they set things in motion and make us happy or sad. but there's one

so there's my penny story. but no, i'm all about ditching the pennies.ually never even got breathalyzed, so i'm not sure if it worked, so i can't give you any advice. >> if you ditched the penny, then the penny becomes worth something that's, you know, right? >> over time. >> change is burdensome. i have a massive bag of change has been sitting on my desk for approximately eight years now. i have had it in five different apartments as i've moved around new york city. yes, constantly want to take it to one of those coinstar machines that don't exist anymore. so. and i'm also not willing to roll. >> up those. >> machines, i loved them, i. >> loved going there with my chain. >> what is? >> and i'd do it in front of a homeless person. >> yeah. >> i have a big bag of change. and the homeless guy staring at me and i go, look. $43. >> i never trusted them. i always thought that they were ripping you off. >> they do. they take a commission? >> they do. but i didn't even trust the commission, i didn't. >> some man inside like. yes. >> yeah, i never trusted it. >>

i have this jar full of pennies. how many pennies are in this jar? brian: 300.pennies. the cost to make this jar by today's standards, $18 because the cost of a penny today to make it is about 3. $0.05. wise that? the cost of zinc which is a primary component of the penny has escalated so much. last year doghe is pointing out spent $119 million on pennies but created only $32 million of value circulating into the economy. why are we making all these pennies? because some of our transactions are still based in cash, think of all small businesses cashing out for the pack of gun, they need a penny to give you change. i don't need that change jingling in my pocket. that's what canada is recognizing. canada eliminated the penny, they round up to the nearest nickel so they can create efficiency there. there's controversy, costing the consumer more money. we need our penny so doghe is starting a conversation what to do with the penny and congress could make a decision about what to do with the penny but the treasury secretary could make it decision. brian: i don't know

a pretty penny -- a penny for your thoughts.or lydia's -- pennies for lydia's thoughts. >> you got it. a. taylor: we heard president trump talking about interest rates in the oval office after he signed an executive order on crypto. the first fed if meeting of the year kicks off on tuesday. joining us now, tom hayes the count us down to the closing bell. tom, we love having you. what can do you make of some of the interest rate conversations we've been having particularly as we gear up for the big fed? >> well, you heard donald trump this horn toking from davos, and thanks for having me -- this morning from davos saying he wants debt refinancing.tes we know debt interest payments are have gone from under half a trillion to now more than a trillion, so he's going the continue to put pressure, he's going to continue to cut costs with the doge program so that the market has confidence we're being fiscally responsible and the market will take care of interest rates over time. taylor: i love filling in for liz claman, because the las

just like lovely, his mom, penny, was also a nurse.s just very laid back, good kid, had a lot of dreams and hopes. dennis murphy: penny says, gaege had felt sorry for pravin walking by in the bitter cold. didn't have a coat on and asked gaege a ride so gaege said, yes. dennis murphy: she says gaege had no idea pravin was missing, until days later, when he saw story about it on tv. he immediately went to his father, and they went and took care of things. dennis murphy: gaege told police, he was upset when he heard pravin was missing. dennis murphy: he seemed eager to tell detectives everything he knew. dennis murphy: after he got in his truck, gaege said pravin didn't seem to have a clue as to where he was going. they drove around in circles for 30 minutes. he said they didn't really talk that much. dennis murphy: gaege said the talk of drugs made him nervous. he wanted to get home. dennis murphy: gaege said he immediately pulled over, and that's when he said things got ugly. it. and then i hit him and we it. and then i hit him and we r

specifically, a penny. heads, we ditch the penny. tails, we keep the penny. here goes. not worth picking up. [laughter] [cheers and applause] of course, now that the afc championship is behind us, we're on the countdown to the super bowl... ads. and we're already getting some teasers. for instance, this week, we saw this one of drew barrymore and orlando bloom in a commercial for a cruise ship company. no offense to orlando bloom, but if i wanted to be on a boat with a guy who knows way too much about legolas, i'd go fishing alone. we're also getting a preview of an ad for taco bell featuring doja cat and the new "live mas drive thru cams" that take people's photos after they order taco bell. great idea. 'cuz everybody's first thought after grabbin' their 1:00 a.m. hot bag of wet beans is, "i wish my loved ones could see this." and if you love those celebrity super bowl ads but don't wanna wait two weeks, you're in luck. because tonight, "the late show" is proud to present the exclusive debut of this new star-studded commercial. jim? >> i am john lithgow. if i know one

it costs, believe it or not, just under $0.04 to produce and distribute a single penny.t's up 20% from the previous year. why the added expense? the rising cost of metals like zinc and copper. and now, as you saw in that clip, people have been advocating for eliminating the penny for years, especially as shoppers have migrated online where cash takes a back seat to plastic and other intangible methods like apple pay or venmo. some businesses and workers are also getting behind this push. a vp at the national association of convenience stores, where cash does remain dominant, tells cnn that about 52 million in-person cash transactions happen at convenience stores every single day. and they make this argument, quote. maybe i could get better at the magic wall. they say, quote, if we save every one of these customers two seconds, that's 104,000,000 seconds or 1203 days. and that doesn't factor in time compounding, saving two seconds for the other people waiting in line before they get to pay. they essentially argue that we'd save a ton more time if clerks and cashiers didn'

it's led by elon musk, and one of his first actions could focus on pennies. >> pennies.the agency says producing the penny is costing american taxpayers tens of millions of dollars. so we want to hear from you about this. let's go to andre senior. you have our viewer poll of the day. >> pretty interesting. yeah. pennies have been around for a while in some countries. you know, they don't really have anything quite like that because, you know, money is a little bit different there. all right. this morning we're asking should the u.s. get rid of the penny? here are your options. yes. it's outdated. the other one is no. every cent counts. and right now, yes, it's outdated. 58%. 42% say no. let us know what you think by going to ktvu.com/vote to cast your ballot here. interesting thought. >> you know what's going to happen if they say we're doing away with the penny. we are all going to hoard those pennies. >> we are. >> yeah we're not going to spend them. >> but we have you know, we have them everywhere. i mean, my couch right between the in. >> my. >> car, in between the l

i know his name is penny but quarter up.here was ever a guy who deserves a bus pass it is mr. penney. it looks to me like he just wants to go live his life. i don't think he wants the line pass. make it happen i think it could happen but i don't think he wants it. >> thinking i wouldn't need to subway again i wouldn't want anything to do with them. that is like getting remarried. why would you make the same mistake twice? i would not do it. i would assume he would get at least a book deal or something. >> greg: he probably will get a book deal. >> i hope so because i just would not do it. i don't go on the subway and i really can't afford not to. >> a terrible place. >> greg: but maybe it says something, emily, he not only stayed in new york after this, he continues to ride the subway after everything he has been through. he is basically saying i will let this stop me. >> that is my first thought besides please let him be protected was this just shows what he was doing on that day he just wants to be an architect. he takes t

>> i just handed you a penny.laughter ] >> but i agree that you need to leave him alone. [ laughter ] >> seth: all right. so his message is getting through to you? >> yes. >> seth: i imagine people have not been leaving you alone the last three years. >> no. >> seth: because there's a long gap between there's a long gap between season one and season two of "severance." and i feel like people both wanted more episodes. >> yes. >> seth: but they also wanted answers. >> yeah. >> seth: because it was such a wonderful cliffhanger. >> yeah. >> seth: and there were really high expectations and the reviews, a line i keep seeing is it was worth the wait. >> yeah. >> seth: that just must be so -- such a relief for everybody involved. >> it is. i mean, we've been in a state of relief for a while, because when we were making the show, originally we were like, this is so weird, we really don't know if anyone will like this or get it or anything. but we were having a blast, but you just never know. so, just the fact that here w

from bad people in bad countries around the world and according to the whistle-blowers never paid a penny in taxes. hunter wasn't even charged for not paying in taxes for the money they used. his tax charge dated back to... the reality is biden kudo another $10 million or more in taxes. >> once he got his heart and he gave up his fifth them and writes. it could be used in any trial against joe but we will see if he pardons himself. let's see if my prediction ends up being right. when we back, the left they are -- their climate alarmism, you were not going to believe the latest level. they are going after char burgers. how do you cook a hamburger over an open flame? you can't even make it up. - achieving my goals as an adult was challenging without a high school diploma. with the help of an adult education center, i finished my high school diploma and it changed my life. oh my gosh. - this year's book is a testament to your accomplishments and how they have impacted all of us. - getting my high school diploma made me feel like i can do anything. now i can help the kids in my community achi

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selling off the border wall for pennies on the dollar all out of spite?ue joe biden is a vindictive petty man who has no interest doing what is best for the country he will ask it as one of the most unpopular presidents of any lifetime of anybody who was left in this country. >> sean: he is not hurting trump he is hurting the country. we will pay more for products in every store we go and the every store we go and the thank you both when we come back more "hannity" straight ahead. gold bond. get in touch with irresistibly touchable skin. narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for the critical minerals crucial to new technologies. ontario is your third-largest trading partner and the number one export destination for 17 states. our long-standing economic partnership keeps millions o

it's bounced off the trend line to the penny, to the penny, to the penny.w, the relative strength, momentum very much intact. it's a case of stay long, be long. by my work. now, another smaller stock but still both very large cam is striker. but the same circumstance here. the importance of respecting trend and then trying to take advantage of weakness that leaves a stock or currency, commodity, index back at a trend line. both stocks playing for a bounce here within a sector that is very depressed. >> all right. carter worth with the moves there. thank you very much for being here. we will see whether health care makes that turnaround. it is an important sector as he points out. the further biggest in the entire s&p and how many times have we talked about eli lilly and glp-1s and big trends happening. so maybe there are at least names that you a have to look at outside of just the ones that are doing -- >> i will make up a stat. being a tv anchor, it will sound like i didn't make it up. >> okay. >> authority. say it with authority. kelly has a computer. i

daniel penny, the paralysis of mostly men. and knock them down and put something on.mes. the guy took his jacket off and fanned the flames. >> it shows you the effect totally emasculating the city. >> the third new york city staffing, two on your days in a subway staffing and another slashed in the neck and an arrest was happening. i mentioned the one guy who jumped the turnstile without missing a beat and throws the guy if you look at his phone, stopped him and he goes down survived. do you know what his dad says? my son is a good kid, he just got that part. >> they must have put something in his weed. we make excuses for all kinds of behavior and they give you the analytics, mumbo-jumbo routine. that is the perception of crime and people are scared out of their mind. you know what it means, if people are frightened to get into the subway, less people are going to come to the city and will and costing. we will not survive, we will not thrive, we will continue in this down. if you don't tell people coming in who don't pay, he will get all kinds of people. 30% of subwa

i will not cut one penny from social security or medicare.t raise the retirement age, one day, i won't even raise it by one day. i will not cut one penny from social security or medicare, and i will not raise the retirement age by one day. i will not talk about one day or one year shorter. i will not raise the retirement age of social security by one day. not by one year. we're not going to raise it at all. you can bank on it. you can bank on it. >> seth: i have to admit. it would be objectively funny to raise the retirement age by one day. [ laughter ] "sorry, frank, give me back that gold watch. we'll see you on monday. don't you dare touch the cake in the break room." it definitely means trump floated it. "well, how much money would we save if we raised it one day?" [ laughter ] so, if you banked on trump's word, i'm sorry to report trump's promises were as worthless as the hawk-tuah meme coin. what a kick in the head. what a kick in the head that didn't turn out to be a currency we could count on. that's the other reason i got to keep goi

they're gonna keep play a ceasefire investor and of course let's not forget that to on the human front, penny students will be returning to completely destroyed homes and infrastructure. that's true and there's gonna be a massive effort that's going to require years and years and there's a start was time some mobile homes and temper shelters and things like that. but the palestinians are making a very important point which is that their home is palestine. that's where they come from. that's their, their name. they're called palestinians because they've come from palestine. they're anchored in the solar promise time. and they're not going to go anywhere else. if they kind of were just, you know, the jewish people, the designers, the use of sort of spot the outrages plans from the bible. but basically they felt the same thing. they felt they have a link to that land an ancient times. and they wanted to revive it, even though it has very little if any legal basis. but still this is a human read all of the people all over the world. do this, the people in los angeles are going to go back to their

k or a penny beans. my goal is to be the 1st ever i'm going champion and we don't. how on a gun champion so far with champion in boxing, we don't how any or don't pay gold medalist and boxing to achieve that? show him how somebody can name for himself. his next 5 is the game for the top opponent who's ranked much higher. so i was preparing for the biggest balance of his career, the list, the in the inside the ring. you can just flip everything behind the side, wins today, you can make a huge lead for the rankings if loses. you'll be thrown back by 2 or 3 years. the things look good after went into the, the paper every time you sites the go to a lot the you do need to be to, to, to yes. hi sir. do you need any cards to be applied to the human thing about just a product in everyone's mind, the taught in backups, you are hated that tells you what a ready to con thing his books in the future is uncertain, but at least so i could build a life in germany for the time being, he can stay here the but the defeats in the ring. still ways haven't lost the important thing that

if we do with no improperly, we will get the lead pennies, the pro, to the situation or the to mississippi. ready asian, they have failed in to apply democratic that you have followed the diplomacy of form a syrian piece of negotiate to says the international community is right to use. it simply means to keep things on a democratic pause, but they must be careful not to hurt the syrian people in the process. i know they're doing that catalog and stick a pro us, which is fine. but of those things, it can compare us with other countries. celia is very special, means a serious challenge for the government eventually, if it's going to unify the country, how does it deal with it? and it involves external powers in northern syria. so it's going to be a very long process that's going to involve a lot of diplomacy. the fact if you have cherokee, of the largest backer of the car, of new government and ask you some of the other side, you have us back forces. she were in democratic forces, which the us has continuously back because the us main concern been serious, specifically east and north people

they are not going to see a penny of revenue lost so the reality is simple. to reenact 1961 forever. his it doesn't seem to know the civil rights act was passed and most institutions have been systematically favoring racial minorities and african-americans for decades through affirmative action, di and other programs. we are now gone back, a new generation at a new america. we don't want affirmative action, di or segregation of any kind. we just want a simple system for everyone can trust america's government will treat them equally. that's what we are fighting for. >> this is why people see trump one, a sense of relief out of cancel culture. enough of feeling bad because you're not a minority or are. we are done with it. john said what's next? will he bring back segregated water fountains? these idiotic statements don't slightly more. you did a lot of hard work. thanks so much meg thank you. >> coming up, you won't want to miss how tim burgess, school siemens jim acosta -- cnn for now and media moments that matter. charlie arnold making a debut next. ♪ dave'

but that construction was all but halted for the past years and a lot of that law was sold off for pennies on the dollar. in the directive to start remain in mexico with the micro protection protocols was critically important. host: if that is the case of yesterday, what was the most concerning of the executive order signed yesterday? guest 1.: it has to be called the so-called birthright citizenship. this is kids born in the u.s.. it has been around for hundreds of years and if a child is born in the united states, they are a citizen. that is critical to make sure we don't have a second class in this country. we believe in border security and it is a total fallacy that the border is out of control right now. arrivals at the border are actually lower than one trump was in office. host: the 14th amendment is the basis of that birthright amendment. what wiggle room is that in your mind that the president would issue such an order? guest 1.: there is no wiggle room. it is unconstitutional. it is cost -- in the constitution that if they are born here they are citizens. host: what did the execu

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i think you could pay for this, but we should not give california itself a penny. the government of california is corrupt, disreputable and follows policies that verge on insane, and the rest of the country shouldn't be required to subsidize their insanity. >> we're a week and a half. donald trump will be president, and he has a bold agenda, a transformative agenda. you talked he talked about you talked about he went to about one big, beautiful bill. he went to the u.s. senate last night. they're talking about two big, beautiful bills. i think you can make a compelling case on each, each each side of that argument. where do you think it should be won? and what do you say to the people that believe it should be, too? >> oh, i think we're crazy. if we go for two bills, we need one large, decisive bill. we need two and a half months of president trump and vice president vance barnstorming the country. we know exactly the democrats, and there are about 34 of them who are very vulnerable. and there ought to be a rally in each of their districts. we ought to combine tax

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have swooned over a deranged murderer, wanted to imprison for life a marine and a hero named daniel penny. do not forget the people who posted a black square screaming black lives matter yet have stayed totally silent to the largest genocide the world has ever seen which disproportionately killing black babies called abortion. do not forget those who say that trump is equivalent to hitler and will weapon eyes the doj against his political opponents when that is exactly what they have done again for nearly a decade now and know that trump is not their final goal, it is people like you and people like me. do not forget the people who drove around town alone in their car, the people who haven't said a single word about 500,000 plus missing children in this country at the hands of border czar harris, do not forget the people whose strategy it is, to called trump a liar yet performed one of the most consequential coverups of all time by lying to you about president biden's condition and mental state. don't forgive, as a christian i believe that we should aim to have the forgiveness and mercy o

and have swooned over a deranged murderer yet wanted to imprison for life a hero and marine daniel penny[applause] do not forget the people who posted a black square to their instagram social screaming black lives matter yet have stayed totally silent to the largest genocide this world has ever seen, which is disproportionately killing black babies, which is called abortion. abortion. do not forget those that say that tram sensorineural give lent to hitler and will weaponize the doj against his political opponents when that is exactly what they've dope for nearly a deck said now and know -- decade now and know that tram subpoena not their final goal, it's people like you and people like me. the people that haven't said a single word about the 500,000 plus missing children this country at hands of border czar harris. do not forget the people whose strategy it is, it their go-to strike thaty to call trump a liar but performed one of the most consequential coverup of all time by lying to you about presidented biden's condition ad mental state. do not forget and to be clear, i'm not saying d

the club says they haven't received a penny from saudi pro league club al—orobah for striker brad youngfor another former club aston villa. the top scorer in the welsh top flight last season left saints for saudi arabia in september for a fee of £190,000. saints chairman mike harris says they still haven't seen any money and has branded the saudi club "an absolute disgrace". to tennis — and a big week ahead, with the australian open starting this weekend, the first grand slam of the year. the io—time winner, novak djokovic, says he still experiences "trauma" when he visits melbourne, three years after he was deported because of australia's covid—i9 regulations. djokovic wasn't vaccinated and had his visa cancelled by the australian government. he was forced to stay at an immigration hotel for five days — while he unsuccessfully appealed and was forced to leave the country, missing the 2022 australian open. speaking to the herald sun, djokovic said he still worries about getting through the passport control — but said he doesn't hold a grudge. snooker, and spare a thought for mark willia

[applause] [applause] and south dakota it won't cost you a penny to exercise your second amendment rights. pay for your background check. [applause] south dakota leads the outcome for children because they were in the classroom throughout the pandemic. we have said for years, we did it and it worked. rc is thriving and people are happy if last year we lost 2000. new hampshire and south dakota. that began a messaging campaign pacifically for law enforcement officers. if you want to live somewhere where they respective, come to think of. and one week, 900 law enforcement officers raise their hands and said i want to live in south dakota. [applause] they brought and signed into law the strongest in the nation to protect sports. [applause] an opportunity. we passed another signed into law over a dozen bills. [applause] and these policies were inside by provoking values. israel, jordan, saudi arabia, canton, china, greece, italy and many more. one that i will never forget, militarized. south korean soldiers lined up facing north. the richest yards away facing soil. keeping peace. north korean

you cannot get a penny piece of bubblegum anymore. it cost you more than a penny to mention the thing it does not make sense to carry it around in your pockets. >> no, sir. copper value with technology. it is kind of a mining operation if you go to your local now. jon: a lot of democrats have concerns about elon musk being at the head of the doge committee. what do you think? >> mainly because the left has told us that capitalism and profit are bad thing. i'm a christian, i am not a very good one but outside of richey entity, capitalism is taking more people out of despair in this world than anything else. when he makes a dollar, he invested. americans make a dollar. they are buying cars, going to dollywood, going on vacation. they are not sticking it under. i love capitalism and i am not jealous of those people. i am proud there are americans and i'm proud that they invest. i assured him that there's a lot of us in washington that are proud capitalists. >> one of the fellow members of your committee is melanie stansberry, a democrat.

thank you to my father, brian, my mother, penny, including our entire family including our seven incredible sorry, it is a lot of them! their future safety and security is in all of our hands. and to all the troops and veterans watching and here in the room, navy seals, green berets, soldiers, pilots, marines, gold stars and more, too many friends to know. 0fficers enlisted black and white, young and old, men and women, all americans, all warriors. this hearing is for you. thank you for figuratively and literally having my back. well pete hegseth's opening statement there, there is a heckler that in the room and you can see the cameras swing round. it was difficult to make out what they were actually saying but interrupting proceedings. there of course has been so much criticism of pete hegseth in terms of the nominee questioning whether he would allow women to serve. he is of course facing that allegation that he sexually assaulted a woman in california backin assaulted a woman in california back in 2017. he of course denies the claim. he has resumed. denies the claim. he has resumed-— den

pennies, a few critics wonder how they'll be able to tick their waitress.enedict cumberbatch revealed while filming a show in south africa, he was kidnapped by six men and bound for hours. where do i sign up, asked one man. [applause]. >> greg: still a punch line. the unemployment and the punch line. as you know, president trump announced the gulf of mexico will be renamed the gulf of america. but also adds that mexico will be known as diarrhea land. [laughter] >> greg: i'd go to that amusement park. and finally, here is an odd story. a teen was busted by his angry mom for waiting in line to have sex with a porn star. she said, wait until your father hears about this. he's in the back of the line! [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> greg: all right, to the monologue. so in his first week, we saw trump fulfill 46 promises in roughly 24 hours. that's two an hour, give or take a few. and just as a comparison, the only thing biden did twice an hour was pee. [laughter] >> greg: so trump hit the ground running, while biden just hit the ground. face first. trump

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a penny and polls show the majority of is riley's support along the way to deal. maybe this is the beginning of end of suffering for both sides. hopefully that's what i hope. sorry to do that tonight, but that's what it is. hopefully finish the ceasefire is only the 2nd pause in more than 15 months fighting. but there's optimism on both sides that it could bring a 10 minute end to the war. now let's go to the w correspondence. emily guardian in jerusalem. emily, what else states of benjamin that's in the i'll have to say in his statement to well, 1st and foremost, he emphasized that this 1st phase of the things 5 deal was temporary and nature. he said, thoughts as well wouldn't rest until quotes on at small goals were completed. he also suggested that as well have in fact secured the backend from the us and creating outgoing president us but august outgoing us, a president, a jury bind, but also from incoming years president donald trump. that's if the top for the 2nd 3rd phase was successful. the israel has retained the rights to resume fighting in gaza. and he a

a penny and polls show the majority of is riley's support along the way to deal. maybe this is the beginning of end of suffering for both sides. hopefully that's what i hope. sorry to do that for 2 nights, but that's what it is. finished all the ceasefire is only the 2nd pause in more than 15 months fighting. but there's optimism on both sides that it could bring a 10 minute end to the war. hasn't been boucher as a freelance journalist originally from gaza. and i asked him, what he makes of is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu highlighting the temporary nature of the ceasefire. well, this is like a temporary agreement. of course, i mean the 1st phase is not permanent. one of the payment is divided into 3 phases. and according to the, to the agreement that was agreed upon or the draft that where shed in lots of july or may. um. so the 1st phase is, is a temporary one. they have to re, uh, on the 2nd phase and the negotiations between the both parties through with immediate as will start on the 16th a, the 16th after the implant became limitation of the fast

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have to give one more penny to california. in many ways they should have to fix this themselves. they elected these people. they wanted these environmental radicals in office and this is what they got. sadly i bet they elect kamala next. that's pathetic. we come back, joe biden, kamala harris continue to embarrass themselves on the way out of the white house. wait until you see what happen this time. we will show you next. the tunnel to towers foundation and the congressional medal of honor society recognizes valor beyond the call of duty. britt slabinski, a recipient of the medal of honor himself, sat down with fellow recipients to hear their stories from their military service to their transition into the veteran community. it■s nothing we won, right? we're pretty vocal on that, saying, look, i didn't win anything like we're a recipient of this. you're going to highlight me for the day. we're four guys get killed. never crossed my mind about receiving the medal of honor. never. i was told i was being put in for it the day af

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