governor sarah palin of the great state of alaska. by storm and now she is ready to do it again. announcing her bid for congress. if there is any time for someone like palin to come to washington, it's now. and, hey, she already knows how to deal with joe. >> nice to meet you. hey, can i call you joe? >> yes. you can call me joe. >> jesse: sarah palin has been dealing with attacks from the mainstream media since the day she stepped into the national spotlight. but she didn't back down. and now that she is running for congress she won't back down again. sarah palin, alaska congressional candidate. all right, governor. what made you make this very, very big decision? was it something specific? >> well, it is pretty ironic that the needs of our nation today are things that alaska can fulfill. energy, energy independence, security and i think alaska can come into its own now finally we'll be recognized for the fort knox that we are and we can help secure america's sovereignty, our security. and then with the unfortunate passing of our one

and former vice presidential candidate and alaska governor sarah palin hoping to make a comeback, filing papers to run for congress. palin out of office for 13 years but not out of the public eye. as abc white house correspondent karen travers tells us, palin has an uphill battle. >> reporter: she shook up the race for the white house in 2008. >> drill, baby, drill. they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull -- lipstick. >> reporter: and tonight after nearly 13 years, sarah palin jumping back into politics, filing paper work at a elections office just one hour before the deadline to run for alaska's only seat in the house. and announcing her campaign on facebook writing, public service is a calling. america is at a tipping point. i knew i had to step up and join the fight. palin has strong name recognition, but she's joining a crowded field. more than 50 candidates running in this special election. >> sarah palin has been outside of politics for more than a decade, and she is quite a polarizing figure in alaska and beyond. it is far from clear whether she's going to be s

sarah palin is the republican party.hink that you don't need to go very far back into republican party history to understand why she clicks with the voters. he has always been somebody who has been seen as one of you. when she was in alaska, she clicked with voters because people saw themselves in her. she was a mom, she had five kids, she talked like them, she did have a lot of elitist areas about her, and really, that's what overlooking voters saw in donald trump. i think that what happened to her is another story as she became the 20 -- the 2008's vice presidential nominee, she lost her way a bit. but, she is now back on stage, and i think that she is somebody who needs to be taken very seriously as a contender for this congressional see. >> but there's some distinctions there, what's interesting about her is -- she was not faking it as governor of alaska. she was from where she was from, she had worked her way through the local office. donald trump was a multimillionaire who never set foot outside the new york. so it

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as you know, the great pizza incident, i met with sarah palin.this is the way you can take the top of the pizza off, you're not just eating the crust. she came up to the apartment and we then went with our families to a pizza place. she said, let's have some pizza. between pizzagate and anthony weiner gate, i found anthony weiner gate to be a terrible situation. i like not to eat the crust. so that we keep the weight down at least as good as possible. but she's a terrific woman, we had a terrific time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we had as much fun as you can have eating pizza with a fork. [ applause ] nowadays, sarah palin seems downright quaint compared to monsters in the house of representatives like marjorie taylor greene. klan mom is especially upset with the three republican senators who have said they will vote "yes" on judge ketanji brown jackson's nomination to the supreme court. she tweeted, "murkowski, collins, and romney are pro-pedophile. they just voted for #kbj." wow. where is will smith when you need him? [ laughter ] [ cheers and appl

sarah palin jumps back into politics. the former vice presidential nominee making her first run for public office in more than a decade. >>> under fire, republican congressman madison cawthorn taking heat from his own party after accusing colleagues in washington of organizing lewd parties with drugs. what he said overnight about his comments. >>> and ready to launch. countdown to liftoff of the first all private mission to the international space station. >> and this is opening a new era in human spaceflight. >>> as two teams launch into the ncaa finals, uconn now set to meet south carolina. >>> sorry, i just have to take a moment to enjoy the fact that south carolina is going to be in the title game. >> you've been very excited about this. >> i'm wearing my garnet and black today. congratulations to both teams. good morning, america. we are so happy to have gio benitez on the desk with us again this morning. >>> we begin with breaking news on the new fallout over that slap on stage during the oscars. >> yeah, will smith

sarah palin if she were to come to congress, remember in 2008 she was an outlier? ? to congress and she has no part of the majority and the mccain wing of the party has basically -- is no longer there. judy: the wing that propelled her into international prominence. >> she was trump before trump she was a precursor for all of the politics of outrage. stoking outrage in voters and also creating outrage among liberals and sticking it to them and raising money along the way. she really helped create this model that trump then used to get into the white house and is now -- there are numerous people using this model to raise money and potentially be the next trump. >> that is what the party looks like and that is what congress looks like. judy: this is one house race that is going to get a lot of attention i we are going to be reading up on ranked choice voting. >> first time it has opened in almost 50 years so there is a lot of pent-up demand. judy: thank you both. politics monday. ♪ when humans first populated north america and how they arrived has long been a matter of

one thing i want to say about this which is interesting, sarah palin, if she were to come to congresser in 2008, she was an outlier. she comes to congress, she is w part of the majority. in the mccain wing of the party has basically -- is no longer there. judy: the wing of the man who chose her. propelled her into national -- international prominence. amy: she was trump before trump. she was a precursor for all of the politics of outrage, both stoking outrage in voters and also creating outrage among liberals, and sticking it to them and raising money along the way. she really helped create this model but trump then used to get into the white house and there are numerous people using this model to raise money and potentially be the next trump. judy: it is what the party looks like mao and the sweat the -- this will get a lot of attention and we will read up on it ranked choice voting. >> we will. tamara: first time it has opened in almost 50 years. there is a lot of pent up demand. judy: don young was there for half a century. thank you both. politics monday. thanks. ♪ judy: when huma

it was sarah palin who introduced this idea of click bait politics.s world. this idea of trying to be a reality show star. she was actually on a reality show. she was really the first major politician i can think of who was much more at home on the set of "duck dynasty" than she was in a congressional budget committee. she presented her family as a blue collar version of the kardashians. trump this to a whole other level. he actually had his whole presidency as a type of reality show. a type of tv entertainment. there were cliff hangers. there were guest stars. surprise reveals. plot twists, all these elements that trump very much sort of geared his presidency around. this is all madison cawthorn really knows. it shouldn't surprise us that he tries to play this character out of house of cards because that's who he sees himself as being and that's what he's been taught being a politician is all about. >> he learned from them, but then when he defames republican leaders, is he just not as skilled at this dark art? >> well, he is very skilled in terms of

"i know that according to sarah palin, they do a lot of hypersonicin'. [ laughter ] these people, trumpaetz, marjorie taylor greene, are very much the present and the future of the republican party, which is terrifying for many reasons. for one thing, they all try to pass themselves off as pro-worker populists, while the left is actually going after elite wealth and trying to redistribute that money to better uses that would benefit poor and working americans for example, the biden administration is proposing a new minimum tax on billionaires. >> today, the biden administration expected to announce a new tax for billionaires the minimum income tax would require households with more than $100 million to pay a rate of at least 20% of their full income >> a 20% minimum tax it applies only to the top 100th of 1%. 100th of 1% of the americans will pay this tax. i'm asking you one simple -- just pay your fair share pay your fair share, that's all. that's it. just your fair share and no one can argue that 20% for a billionaire is unfair. >> seth: i love when biden stares down the barrel of the

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trump said in an official statement, sarah palin is tough and smart, i am proud to give her my completeement. >>> one of the nation's most-decorated soccer players was arrested for dwi charges police say they apprehended former u.s. national goalkeeper hope solo in a north carolina walmart parking lot on thursday. authorities say they booked her on suspicion of impaired driving, resisting arrest, and misdemeanor child abuse. no word on what exactly led up to her arrest. solo was booked into a local jail and then released in an instagram post solo wrote will be able to share the facts in due time, adding, life can be tough but these are truly the moments that matter. >>> the television world continues to mourn the loss of actress estelle harris >> frank, i'm cold >> order a hot dish. >> why can't we sit over there >> that's not a booth! >> who says we have to sit in a booth? >> i didn't take the subway all the way to new york to sit at a table like that! >> i didn't take the subway to be in a drafty restaurant! >> harris died saturday in california she played george costanza's mother est

here's fivethirtyeight's nate silver. >> sarah palin is an important figure historically.of the populist temperament that would later bring us president trump but there are reasons to be skeptical about her comeback chances. let's start though with her biggest assets, her high name recognition and popularity within the gop. a recent economist poll found 62% of republicans nationally had a favorable view of her compared to just 23% who had an unfavorable one but in alaska she isn't all that popular. although she was a well liked governor her approval rating before she left office was 56%. alaskans didn't like she quit on the job in 2009 before serving out her term. in fact, her favorability rating in a poll last october was only 31%. she's also getting a late start on a race chock-full of other candidates, almost 50 of them, in fact. that includes high-profile gop contenders like nick begich iii who comes from a famous mostly democratic political family and running for the seat even before representative don young died. there's also state senator joshua revak, a former aide

this week you've actually been covering sarah palin's libel suit against the times in your book. she comes across as as a major precursor even a much bigger and more recently precursor to trump then then buchanan was somebody who instinctively grasped a lot of what he went on to exploit much more successfully. was she just ahead of her time or did she lack something that trump brought to the table? i think it's both actually. um, she was ahead of her time because the republican party at that point was still in a position of strength where it could kind of kill off those elements and and with her it did it kind of it kind of drove her it personally. it really aggrieved her and and angered her and i think really ruined her ruined national politics for her as a passion. i don't think she wanted to do it anymore, and she didn't want to spend the time away from her family, but she she was a figure ahead of her time because she had the grievance that trump did but she she experienced it in a more authentic way trump's grievances for the most part are invented trump is is somebody a guy

i don't know about you but i don't think i can handle having sarah palin back in the mix every day. [ the voice alone goes right through the center of my brain. if sarah palin is going to run for congress, and maybe even be elected to congress, we need to, and this will be good for both of us, for her and us, replace that horrible voice with morgan freeman's. [ laughter ] >> are you prepared for that onslaught? because it's going to be pretty vicious. [ morgan freeman's voice ] >> you know, i would never be so cocky as to say "bring it on." but yes, i anticipate that when i walk down that hall to get my diet dr pepper, sure, the jackals are going to be there doing their jack telling. and i just think i've got nothing to lose. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: much, much better i think, i don't know. so the other darling of fox news tucker carlson made an interesting confession at a mega church in san diego. he said he's not vaccinated. he said he wanted to get vaccinated but every time he tried, a caravan of migrants blocked him from the entrance to the cvs. [ laughter ]

sarah palin comes in and endorses her and she wins and that is a story. until the second they're not. and then, man, the party moves on ruthlessly. >> i want mika's psychological insight on this. how much do you think sarah palin is getting into this, the fact that she's annoyed by the marjorie taylor greene and the lauren bob erts and those spawn taking up all of the coverage and they've forgotten about sarah palin. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you very much. >>> all right. so okay, we're going to do a little been you're going to major match this weekend. is this why roger is on today. >> let's just -- i'm not sure if i'm not or not. and the soccer has team has finally learned the world cup opponents. team usa path goes through england, iran and maybe even ukraine. that is not good. let's bring in right now nbc sports soccer analyst roger bennett, author of the best-selling book, reborn in the u.s. an englishman's love letter to his chosen home. usa, it looks like what year was it that mika tipped over the table. >> i did. >> in england. i think 2010. >> ev

sarah palin running for congress? >> that is right. after a 14-year break, sarah announced she will run for congress in alaska in the special election to replace don young who suddenly died in office last month. palin was john mccain's running mate in the 2008 election. in her announcement, she felt compelled to run because quote america is at a tipping point as i watch the far left destroy the country. she is joining 50 other people vying for the only congressional seat in alaska. >> that seat doesn't come open often. that will be interesting. >> 49 years. >> thanks. >> great to see you, leigh ann. >>> now to the trial of four men accused of planning to kidnap michigan's governor. the case is in the hands of the jury after the closing arguments are friday. we have jesse kerch with more frlt. >> reporter: good morning. those four men accused of trying to kidnap the michigan governor over the pandemic. a jury will with decide if the four men are guilty of conspiracy. the four men, brandon and barry and adam and daniel all accused of con

sarah palin wore a jean jacket.ew over the jean jacket. >> sarah palin is in the news because she's running for the one house seat in alaska that's not been up for grabs in 50 years? that's an interesting thing to know. >> greg: that's an interesting thing to know including the jean jacket. >> i can't make fun of jean jackets. i'm wearing shorts. i don't know what i can do. >> greg: i don't know what you can do. are you yawning? >> no. it was a blank between the middle of this conversation. i'd leave it there. i will leave it there. >> greg: is there an age where it's no longer appropriate? >> every lady, though n the audience is thinking lovingly about it. >> these are jeans greg gave me i just rolled the cuff on them. >> i know what they are. yes, what? >> greg: i don't know. you weren't listening. >> i have a jean jacket, but as one might mention about aleve, i've got a torn rotator cuff, and they are particularly difficult to get on if you can't move your arm back. and so, yes, depending, i suppose on age f you

elected in the special run-off, marjorie taylor green and goldberg won't be so much of an anomaly, sarah palinestined for presidency, she kept pounding the drum of division, she'll continue to perpetuate all of that divisive conversation, that divisive theatrical screenplay we're watching now on capitol hill and kevin mccarthy is in for a ride if he has sarah palin, and marjorie taylor green. >> chris, kevin mccarthy has another problem on his hands, after the alleged cocaine use and orgies happening here in washington among leaders, i tried to ask cawthorn about that and here's what happened. congressman, got a second, i want to ask about mccarthy, what you said was not true about the cocaine and orgies? what's that? any chance we get a quick comment here at the crosswalk? what's that? unrelated question about former president trump saying that he wanted to get dirt from putin -- do you think that's appropriate? to ask putin for -- we did reach out to madison cawthorn's office, did not hear back, but what strikes me is mccarthy gets upset about this but no problem going down to marilago, what

she helped run john mccain and sarah palin's presidential run. now gets paid by msdnc and she pretty much spends every show smearing republicans. that's fine, i believe in free speech, that's okay. today she compared governor desantis and governor youngkin to russian soldiers raping children. we have those comments and we will play them later on. i asked him if you condone this type of rhetoric quest might do you feel good about that kind of rhetoric? said kind of news you support, do you support your colleagues, do you support rachel maddow's conspiracy theories quest rick not to be outdone one guest thought on one of the shows that are low weighted over there, compared jesus to a groomer appear to speak of the entire message of the gospel of the easter holidays was one another. i've said this before and i will say it again, if jesus christ was alive today he would be called a groomer, he would be called awoke and he would be called a socialist if he was alive today. >> sean: no push back? an assault on christianity, a false narrative on christi

and sarah is running for office. trump endorsing palin like paste-eating endorsing glue-sniffing. it's ridiculous. trump still hasn't officially announced that he is running in 2024, but he's back to holding campaign-style rallies at every truck stop that'll have him. this was one of the rally-goers at a rally in washington township, michigan that he had on saturday. she was all fired up for her fearless misleader. >> the election i believe was stolen, but we know that. space force has it all. they watermarked the ballots. they know exactly what happened with every ballot. i believe that we're going have an emergency broadcast and the military is going to come in with martial law and we are going to be shown eight hours on, eight hours off of videos for seven days, the world, and they're going to be showing us taped tribunals, taped confessions. >> jimmy: any follow-up questions? no? nothing? not even "why the space force?" so then blob dylan took the stage and i think he may be running out of things to complain about because he did a who

. >> sarah palin is running for congress. will she be a new maga headache for kevin mccarthy? ♪ >>> good morning, and welcome to "inside politics" sunday. i'm abby philip. 5 1/2 weeks after vladimir putin launched his war in ukraine, russia appears to be abandoning its efforts to take control of the entire country, at least for now. russian forces have pulled back from kyiv. >> translator: our defenders continue to regain control of localities in kyiv and chernihiv regions. more ukrainian flags are being flown in areas that used to be occupied. ukrainian armed forces do not let the enemy withdraw without a fight. they are pounding the enemy, destroying all those that we can reach. >> but as they pull back and in some cases are repelled in the north, the world is now getting a glimpse of the horrific atrocities they are leaving behind. here you'll see the city of irpin on the outskirts of the capital, or what is left of it, after days of russian attack. and i want to warn you that this next video is extremely graphic and disturbing. this is -- these are new images from the neig

alaska, the "anchorage daily news" reports former alaska governor and vice presidential nominee sarah palin president donald trump in support-her recently announced campaign for congress. >> and "the los angeles times" reports the city has agreed to spend up to $3 billion to build thousands of new beds and housing units for some of its 41,000 residents who are homeless. >>> let's go to the white house now. white house correspondent for politico and co-author of "the playbook," eugene daniels is there. we're happy to announce he's also a "morning joe" senior contributor. eugene, tell us what you have for us on president biden's supreme court nominee today. >> reporter: first, congrats to you guys. what a day. very exciting. a fourth hour. today is the -- the committee starts to look at a vote for ketanji brown jackson. as we move forward this week with what the white house and congressional democrats, senate democrats feel is going to be a confirmation toward the end of the week. so it will start in just a little bit, actually in about 15 minutes, there will be some debate. i was talking to

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. >>> sarah palin is running for office again. the former vice presidential candidate and alaska governor announced yesterday she's entering the race for alaska's congressional seat that opened up last month after the death of don young this will be her first run for office since 2008 >>> tonight in our series fleecing america, we're giving you an inside look of hi-tech fight against one of the biggest fraud ever committed in this country. organized crime rings are using identity theft to steal hundreds of billions -- yeah, billions of dollars meant for americans out of work. senior consumer investigative correspondent vikki wynne explains >> reporter: haley andrews was working full time as an account manager when she learned someone tried to claim unemployment benefits in her name. >> i absolutely was not trying to scam i love my job. >> reporter: but then she was laid off eight months ago and needed those benefits herself. >> it has been miserable. >> reporter: she hasn't been able to get them what kind of impact has this had on

test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test >>> just days after sarah palin announced she's running for congress, she's been endorsed by donald trump. and as the midterms approach, the former president is testing his political capital by targeting 12 incumbents in his own party. here's vaughn hillyard >> reporter: donald trump remains the country's most influential republican more than a year after his exit from washington. >> we are going to fight for america like no one has ever fought before. >> reporter: but in these 2022 midterms, he's putting tha influence to the test. trump is trying to rid the party of these 12 republican incumbents by backing primary challengers to them. alaska's senator lisa murkowski, georgia's governor and secretary of state, congresswoman liz cheney, and eight other gop house members. one of them, tom rice. >> i voted with him 94% of the time on the floor. >> reporter: but the south carolina republican also voted to impeach trump after the january 6th insurrection. >> tom rice joined the democrats' deranged impeachment witch-hunt

. >>> meanwhile, the former president has endorsed sarah palin for alaska's lone congressional seat. palin shocked many when she backed him early in 2016. and now it's his turn. the former alaskan governor hasn't run for office since john mccain tapped her for a running mate. she's up against more than 50 candidates in her current bid. >>> former president barack obama visits his old neighborhood, washington, d.c., tomorrow. he's back at the white house to help celebrate the success of the affordable care act, better known as obamacare. it will be his first public event there since leaving the presidency five years ago. >> i wonder if it's like going back to your home that you used to live in. ah, i remember walking down these halls. >> do you think he left something there? oh, that's mine. >> in the west wing i left a poster hanging, i don't know. >>> you know here at "world news now" we love a good world record, and this is a big one. >> yeah, we finally -- no, we didn't break one. but this one involves the world's largest cast iron skillet which is now in south pittsburgh, tenness

meantime sarah palin announces that she is running in a special election for congress.mer governor of alaska is running for the seed that was held by don young who passed away last month after almost 50 years in congress. saying america is at a tipping point. and i knew i had to step up and join the fight. now back to "the ingram angle." >> it is friday, that means it's time for friday follies. raymond arroyo is with us now. reaching out in her l.a. district. >> dozens of her homeless constituents lining up for section eight housing. it turns out that no bouncers were available to the outreach. >> we don't have any home, that is why we are here. >> there is nobody in washington. [inaudible] >> wow, there could be the service events coordinator, i guess. >> maxine waters said he will hurt yourself trying to put this together, so don't do this story. well, they did it. and the president spending a lot of time in the white house theater. getting boosted, making speeches. and you could read this across a football field and he is still having trouble from the sounds of it. t

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sarah palin is returning to politics.epublican and former alaska governor has joined a field of 50 other candidates. that is crowded. they're all vying for the state's lone u.s. house seat. it had been held by representative don young, who died last month. a new covid wave could be coming, testing our ability to live with the virus. cbs' michael george joins us with the details. michael. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. covid is down, but not out. and health experts are concerned the u.s. isn't doing enough to prepare for a potential spike of the ba.2 subvariant opinion today, new york city's mask mandate for two- to four-year- olds remains in place after an appeals court stay late friday. the ruling has the support of mayor eric adams. >> covid is a-- a formidable opponent, and we're going to continue to pivot and shift as we move along. >> reporter: nationwide, new covid cases are still low, but rising in the northeast as ba.2 becomes the dominant strain in the u.s. this as the number of americans getting vaccinated

david room and said he expected the resignation and sarah palin announced that she is running in a specialr congress. she is running the seed that was held by alaska republican don young who passed away after almost 50 years. she says she has watch the far left destroy the country and know that she had to destroy the fight. back over to hannity. >> right now is the criminal investigation is heating up, the republican lawmakers are not looking for answers on the strong business dealings, demanding that he turn over to the white house, saying the connections throughout the severe and the influence have now become especially relevant with the russian war in ukraine. and today the federal prosecutor said if the investigation revolved about anybody outside hunter biden they would've been indicted, but the corrupt business transaction extend beyond russia, made over a million dollars sitting on the border, he and his company. and he took a brand-new sports car, the former first lady of moscow, and $100,000 shopping spree of the chinese national and of course millions and millions of dollars and

. >> sarah palin announced she's running for the seat representing alaska after the death of don youngccain picked her as a running mate nearly a decade ago. has the rep party caught up to her? >> yes, she certainly was in the many ways the prototype for the median republican and would future well into the party theent thing i think could possibly work against her. she want elected governor as a fire-breathing right-wing demagogue, even though that's what she turned out to be, particularly after her vippial campaign. she was seen at the time as more of a common sense, down to earth figure. whether she with win as the second calming of michele bachmann remains to be seen. >> carlos, daily beast reports that ginni tom has often med with president trump, often prying a list of people he should fire and hire, this on top of her aggressively lobbying mark meadows to do more than try to overturn the 12020 election. the house committee is considering calling her to testify. how into republicans be responding to the allegations? after all, she's the wife of a supreme court justice. moss americ

he relaunched the career of sarah palin as well. >> there is a segment of republicans in washington ledy mitch mcconnell of kentucky who were trying to create momentum behind the idea that the trump influence is fading but you only have to look at the senate race to see that he remains the dominant figure. everything they talk about and all the positions they take, even their style of campaigning and ads are marched to trump. that's what voters want. i got a leaked pole in pennsylvania saying 70% of republican voters think the 2020 election was stolen. mccormick has a phd from princeton in our interview would not say that joe biden was the winner of the 2020 election. that's all you need to know to understand the degree of trump's enduring influence on politics. matt: it's interesting he is not willing to be as transparent now as he was when he was at the hedge fund but that's not what politics is about. we were talking about this earlier, is there anybody in washington who is as transparent or as truthful who acts like rate dalia wants his bridgewater employees to act? >> i don't think

my previous book was about sarah palin. i have been studying this issue for some time. telling the story in this way suggested to me populism has to play some role on the american right, it's just a question of what that role would be. i was also happy to learn about some characters i had not known much about, specifically senator taft who is in several chapters and i find them quite interesting. i was surprised about how much i wrote about pappy cannon. mainly because he is a fixture on the history of the american right. susan: as you embark on your book tour, what do you expect will happen as a result of the conversations that will come out of your book? susan: i'm hoping people have a better idea of how the republican party got to where it is today, on the verge of perhaps a historic election in their favor, while also being a state of disarray intellectually. i hope people can see this is how we got here, but also, we have been here before. there is nothing new under the sun. we can look to the past for guidance, you can also look to the past for reassurance. we hav

ahead d spite it hurting the mid-term pros pecks, democrats continue to push their woke agenda, sarah palin now running for congress. we'll break down the very latest as we continue this friday night. are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. >> coast to coast the destruckive democratic agendas losing the confidence of so many american voters, now it's failing at the border, failing inside our schools, failing at the gas pump, pretty much anywhere in between. can't point to a single successful thing democratic socialists are doing, they continue to double down on stupid and all this far left lunacy. boyden suggesting children belong to teachers, not just parents. they all belong to everyone. no, they don't, take a look. >> we have an obligation, we have an obligation to help them teach to reach their potential. you've heard me say it many times about our children, but it's true. the reason you're the teachers, because you recognize that. they're

you know, the hamburglar hasn't announced his plans for 2024 but when he does sarah palin would like to be his running mate and told the associated press she would be into sinking another presidential campaign. what a pair that would be like hepatitis a wants to partner up with hepatitis b. then on the other side bernie sanders according to a memo says in the event that 2024 democrat candidates if for primary, senator sanders hasn't ruled out another run for president. isn't there anyone under the age of 80. you can't be president if you have a walk-in tub. at least there is really something. last night on the fox network, rudy giuliani was the masked singer. two of the hosts were so upset they walked off of the stage in protest. that a shame. turns out the man has a beautiful singing voice. >> i want to be yours pretty baby. yours and yours alone. i am hear to tell you baby. that i am bad to the bone. bad to the bone. bad, bad, bad. oh, yeah, bad. >> he was bad. it was very, very bad. they finally get a republican to wear a mask and that is how it goes. then the judges or whatever t

>> i have a column coming out this week about sarah palin. ry difficult for palin to do well. she got trump's endorsement but new laws in alaska that may make it tougher for someone that conservative to win. >> dana: thank you so much, josh. i'll read your column. >> bill: good stuff. barack obama left the white house in january of 2017. >> dana: on the 21st? >> bill: he hasn't been back since until today. joe biden has been in office for 15 months. why have obama and biden not been in the same room since joe biden won the election? >> dana: they don't always -- >> bill: i haven't seen a picture. my suggestion today is with the return of barack obama to the white house, that is his reemergence for the mid-terms this fall. >> dana: maybe. >> bill: you were just talking about what kind of weapons do you have to fire politically? >> dana: he helped president biden get pulled over the finish line in 2020 and they lost more in the house and senate than they thought they would that year. i'll take that. >> bill: while that was happening. zelenskyy w

tonight, we have sarah palin exclusively after her big announcement she is going to be running for congress. >> dana: all right. greg. >> greg: tonight, i have got a show. you are going to watch it greg's security guard news. you got somebody on your private property. you got to know what to do. i have to give credit to this security guard in handling this particular predator. you can see the -- to the left the security guard following the intruder off the golf course until it was clear and that's how you do it. >> jesse: should have done that with will smith. escort him right out. >> dana: just stand there. >> greg: be cool and, you know, then everybody is safe. didn't have to use a weapon at all. just kind of stood there. >> judge jeanine: headed toward the house. >> greg: after that it got very, very ugly. >> dana: we have to cut the video now. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: did any of the people in line say anything about the handover to the six? [laughter] >> dana: no. if i had stayed for another there might have been. >> bret: tonight on "special report." graphic images from

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