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walter cronkite to joe rogan who believes in dragons.> he believes in dragons? he believes in dragons. he also thinks dragons like dinosaur type animals roamed the earth when people dead. >> rogan leaning into this by changing his file to a dragon believer joe concha if fox news contributor joins us now, this is so up joe rogan's ally terms of what he finds funny the first of all be called a dragon believer and also be accused of being an unreliable source of information by the ladies of "the view." what is your reaction to all of this? >> , carley, we should absolutely trust "the view" and not the guy that revolutionized the spacex, and i can go on with the accomplishments of elon musk. i have a question would you do stupid people get to a point in life where they realized they are stupid? this is what panic sounds like in legacy media. i have said before in this program and worth repeating again because it is so disturbing, "the view" is under the abc news umbrella. abc news is run by a woman named dana walden. dana walden is kamala ha

hubert humphrey, walter mondale, al gore, joe biden , every white guy who was democratic vice presidentot to be nominated president . the first time the democratic party would not do it would be for the black and asian woman. imagine how that would have run in the african america good news , african-american women who would have been much more supportive of harris you may have seen a greater drop off black support. no great options. >> i don't know that they have not spoken but the last we checked, a few weeks ago, nancy pelosi and joe biden had not spoken since she was behind the push to get them out of the race . jim clyburn was asked about her comments today and listen to what he had to say. >> i just think finger-pointing , the blame, that is not doing us any good. his record is great. the economy is humming, no other economy in the world . everybody -- the question is , why didn't they? i don't know joe biden is responsible for people's feelings. >> people did not feel that way. jim clyburn wanted a small primary process when joe biden got out. >> i think nancy pelosi is right, it

hubert humphrey, walter mondale , al gore, joe biden, every single white guy who was democratic vice president gets nominated, and the first time the democratic party would not do it is for the black and south asian woman. that would have really gotten to african-american women who would have been much more supportive of harris, he might have even seen a greater drop off in black support. there were no great options. >> is a striking comment. i don't know they have spoken, but the last we checked, a few weeks ago, pelosi and biden still had not spoken, listen to what he had to say when asked about her comments. >> i think that finger-pointing, the blame shifting, that will not do us any good. he has had a tremendous presidency, his record is great. the economy is humming like no other economy in the world. and so, people don't feel like it. maybe they didn't. the question is, why didn't they? i don't know that joe biden is responsible for people's feelings . >> i think it is pretty safe to say that people did not feel that way. but clyburn was someone who wanted a mini primary proces

joe rogan saying he's not a reliable source. tammy:that's why people know our show, we are checked by abc news. if we are wrong, we have the legal mode here. they want from walter cronkite to this guy, joe rogan who believes in dragons. this is the type of bad information that is going out there. brian: joe rogan responded that's my new x description. he promptly changed to his bio to read dragon be lever. tammy bruce is with me and wants to weigh in on this. the view saying joe rogan is not a reliable news source. tammy:nice to see you on friday. my pontificating -- a harsh taskmaster, that's what you are looking at when it comes to legacy media. the idea of podcast making a difference, some guy that hasn't done what they have done. you can see it happening. we know media is changing and they mentioned legal notes. this is a show that multiple times giving legal notes wednesday said something about someone that was seriously not true enough to where clearly somebody said you've got to retract that. people know that is entertainment but they want to be influencers and they know they are not. brian: joe rogan asks interesting questions, talks about issues that a

. >> reporter: we first met skbroed joe dan at walter reed medical center. >> i hit the ground, i wasnced i was dead. >> reporter: where he was recovering from grievous wounds suffered in iraq. that was 20 years ago before he had a pet pig and embraced what really matters. >> i really love what i have grown. >> reporter: helping america's warriors live their best life ahead on "sunday morning." >>> from "cheers" to "curb your enthusiasm," and other tv shows and movies in between, ted danson has had quite a career. once again, the award-winning actor is on to something new and talking with our tracy smith. ♪ sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name ♪ >> reporter: teddy tetd's been on a hit tv show for each of the four decades. >> welcome to eternal happiness. >> reporter: and it seeps like the hits just keep on coming. >> how are you keeping your foot on the gas pedal? >> i want to work as long as i can, experience what it is to be funny at every age that i am allowed. >> reporter: ted danson on love, luck, and living until you die coming up on "sunday morning." >>> san

joe rogan on the podcast generation collecting the dots between dragons and misinformation. here's a little bit of what they said. >> they know that we are checked by abc news. we went from walter believes in dragons. i checked it. he believes in dragons. yes, i did. he also think that dragons i guess like dinosaur type of animals roamed the earth when people did. this is thf really, really bad information that is going out there. >> martha: i don't even know what to say about that talking about komodo dragons and dragons and culture in each civilization. the comedian pokes fun right back to changing his bio description to "dragon believer." let's bring in clay travis and former deputy assistant secretary for strategic communications for hillary clinton. great to have both of you guys with us as always. i want to put this up. i think this is an interesting coda to their discussion. this is a headline from "the new york post." "abc brass scramble to bring in pro speech invoices to "the view" and the other showed. panic mode. a close source to the situation endorsed "the view." they lost where they are out of touch with america. for a show about different perspectives, "the view"

. >> answer: >> we went from walter cronkite basically to this geijo joe rogue who believes in dragonshe believes in dragons. >> did you triple-check that? >> yes, he did. and he also thinks dragons, i deguess like dinosaurs, roamed e earth when people did. this is the really bad information that's going out there. >> sean: oh, bad information. isn't that ironic? joe rogan later mocked the co-host of that hard-hitting abc news show from disney by changing his ex-file to dragon believer. here's his reaction. clay travis is back. you know, she said in that -- that's why people like our show. well, first of all, there's not that many people that really like her show. that's number one, because they don't have a large viewership. number two, in a way i kind of liked her show because it exposes how crazy, radical, extremened a insane the democratic party has become -- extreme and -- and i get to use that and show that to the country every night. >> i'm thankful for them if for nothing else, sean, because i have the taunt to pull their aweddee for the clay and buckaroo show which leads into

joe. well, the restored interior of walter down in paris has been revealed for the 1st time since the historic building was damaged on a fire. 5 years ago, the french president, reminder of micro, has visited the cathedral 250 companies, works on the restoration. nothing john will reopen to the public in december of jo, a french gothic architecture. the doctrines on cathedral in paris draws an estimated $13000000.00 visitors every year making it's one of the city's most popular landmarks. construction began in 1160 on an island in the heart of the river, sun solidifying, unaltered um as the physical and spiritual center of paris for more than 850 years . it was damaged during the french revolution before being restored to its former glory in the 19th century. in april 2019 a devastating fire destroyed the spire and roof of the church firefighters bottled for hours to contain the flames. more than 5 years of rebuilding his followers with the costs exceeding $760000000.00. a scientist in kenya say they discovered a small but potentially powerful new weapon in their fight against plastic pollutio

walter reed. she has a sister and two brothers. >> thanks for joining us. we have a great show for you today. >> reporter: joements his disability benefits by co-hosting a podcast for the american legion. >> if you do not have access to a full uniform, would you -- >> reporter: even so, a case worker from semper fi checks in once a month. >> for 20 years they've just -- they're always there. we know if we really truly needed anything we could ask. >> would you call yourself happy today? >> yes. yes. i always tell people if you can make it through the hard times what's on the other side is so much better. it's so worth it. life is so good. we are so blessed. >> are all your stories success stories? >> they're not. our warriors are proud and strong and courageous, but sometimes they wear a mask and they don't allow others to see how much pain they're going through or the brain damage from blasts and concussion injuries. >> do you have people who lose their marriages? >> we do. we do. especially our catastrophic injuries. oftentimes right after the injury the families, their adrenaline's going, i can do this, i'

we have joe rogan who somehow thinks he's walter cronkite, which is weird.of the country who no matter what donald trump does or says, they're voting him, that's their guy. we have people on left who are voting for reasons that are individual and very powerful to them. and so i think you have to wait until you get in the voting booth to decide. i think it is -- i'm telling everybody, it is going to be -- act like it is going to be close and like your vote makes the difference. >> on thursday, yesterday, jd vance went on the podcast and was asked about abortion. here's part of what he had to say. >> this is not true of the gross majority of our pro-choice citizens, but you do sometimes see people, they go on tiktok and celebrate having an abortion. i've known many, many women, usually when i was younger, who chose to have abortions because they felt like they didn't have any other options and i don't judge them, i think that a lot of them just felt like they were completely trapped. and they made the decision that was ultimately right for them. my argument is

joe rogan's the u.s. worthiness because he beliefs in dragons. >> we went from walter cronkite, basically, to this guy, roganelieves in dragons. i checked it. [laughter] this is the type of really, really bad information going out there. stuart: she thinks "the view" is a more reliable news source. tammy bruce will deal with that. >>> bill clinton says democrats are not keeping up with republicans in the digital age. >> small town and rural people are now highly sophisticated in how they get their information. and there are zillions of new web sites now. we're not play on the same field field. we're not even being heard. stuart: obvious question, what are republicans doing right? we'll get into it. >>> donald trump building his second term dream team, tapping pam bondi as matt gaetz bows i out. lawrence jones is here, he's going to react. he's walking towards me, he's right behind me. >> beautiful day. stuart: good morning, young man. ♪ i'm bringing you a love that's true. ♪ get ready ♪ the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a

joe. be a shame if something happene to her. next time you got leaving the white house cannot think about your legacy. they are afraid to put him in walterd for the weekend. hunter is going to need a new job where he doesn't have to in peanut, band commander sugar brothers tapped out. after this week democrats can't even start mixing biden on the trail again. we are just learning that they confiscated his phone. he had a bunch of campaign call scheduled yesterday and they canceled all of them. they just told joe, you know, the reception is spotty and try again tomorrow? and then joe forgot. so that they could by his lapto and his phone. the whole white house is angry at the big guy. even the white house stenographers. >> they are now as many as you ever hear a stenographer on the record, that one one is officials working for president biden tried to change the meaning of their transcripts so it sounds like the president on that zoom with both voter latin was just watching a comedian instead of all trump supporters. >> after biden called americans america's garbage they forced the white house stenographers t rewrite the transcripts and th

gaza have little if any food, walter, or how scare their faces up lifted conditions the you, what, you know just here, a reminder of how top stores the south president joe biden has authorize you crying to use us supplied long range missiles for strikes inside russia. the u. s. has been ukraine's biggest backup, providing the majority of its width is in funding since rushes invasion and 2022 at least 70 palestinians have been killed in bombings across kaiser on sundays. most of the dead were in the northern cities by law here, 50 palestinians died in a residential building. they were being more as ready as trying some living owns capital loss neighborhood and central bank route was hit killing for an injury. 9 is the 1st attack on the areas is around. whoops, that's offensive. 48 days ago, when he was president, joe biden has arrived in brazil for the g 20 summit. he's joining latest from the world's biggest economies for the annual meeting, which starts on monday. upon arrival, he took an ariel to a part of the amazon before missing indigenous leaders. they also pledged $500000000.00 to the amazon font. most powerful solutions we have to fight climate

others perform, joe lewis was the chairman of the committee he was the reigning heavyweight champion of the world. there is a very interesting memo i found in naacp papers they wrote walter wright and said in 10 years no one will remember his name. 1946 being blind it was pretty tough. he initially really struggled. the military took the view he was still wearing his uniform which was required until he got home, they said he was discharged five hours before he was blinded. he did not qualifyfor disabilit. have got to give credit they persisted for years urging congress to change in 1960 when they changed it. he got disability benefits, full benefits and back pay. that tremendously changed his life. in the 50s he was working as a blind man selling newspapers in lower manhattan. we have seen blind people do this things. at one time he had a social worker at the veterans administration he wrote and said i am so poor i cannot afford a winter coat. after 1961 he becomes far more economically stable. hees begins buying real estate. you kind of like that, mr. klein. the country leading real estate lawyers. i got to know's nephew very well who was his caregiver. he's the guy who

joe boyd pens a book on how pop has been shaped by global sounds. >> this is "pbs newshour." from the david m. rubenstein studio at weta in washington and our bureau at the walterronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the ruling party of the country of georgia has suspended talks to join the european union causing an upper. the opposition says this is because of a pro-russian effort to rig recent parliamentary election and turned the republic back towards moscow. georgia is a nation of 3.6 million people between russia and turkey on the black sea. as protesters continue to fill the streets, nick schifrin reports on the future of a pivotal role in u.s. influence across the region. >> on the streets of the capital a fight for the country's future. last night, georgian police charged. arrested by the dozen. pepper spray. and even assaulted protesters and journalists. thousands of georgians demonstrate the government's decision to end talks with the european union. armed only with flags. multigenerational indignity. and aspirations for a european future. >> the government has been using excessive and disproportion violence against the peaceful

joe louis was chairman of the committee. he was then the reigning heavyweight champion of the world. but there was a very interesting memo i found in the acp papers. a staff member wrote walter white and said, you know, in ten years no one will remember his name. she's worried about him. what going to happen to him was blinded. 26 year old guy who was blinded, you know, black man had enough problems in 1946. being blinded was tough and he he he initially really struggled. the military took the view that the military took the view that he was still wearing his uniform which was required until he got home, he was discharged five hours before he was blinded. he did not qualify for disability. i got to give credit to the naacp, they urged congress to change it and he got disability benefits and backpay. that tremendously changed his life. and 50s he was working as a blind man selling newspapers in manhattan. we've seen blind people do those things. one time he had a social worker at the veterans administration who wrote and said i am so poor i cannot afford a winter coat. after 1961 he becomes far more economically stable. he begins buying real estate. he finds a landlord. i got

couple of minutes as opposed to joe biden by 8 million everyone needs to calm down and realize this is not some kind of 49 state shellacking of ronald reagan over walterof point is matt gaetz will not be the attorney general. donald trump cannot get away with anything and it is not that the democratic senate that told him he can't, it is his republican party that told him he cannot. i very much, we all believe government should be smaller and more efficient, i do not think that elon musk is the guy to do it. he will come in like a bull in a china shop and break the stuff that works as much as the stuff that doesn't. >> chris murphy will argue that the democrats need to offer an alternative, one that will fix the system from within, reform it rather than blowing up, which is what donald trump has been advocating. first, offer an alternative to voters. really good to have you. thank you for joining me. >>> coming up next, what happened in the west bank today and what it means for the israeli war with hamas? i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. an

walter, i see you pouring -- amy: i'm through it -- i'm poring through numbers. i wanted to this point. faiz was talking about how the outreach donald trump has done with talking to joeers, and all of those, as a way to reach out -- geoff: the young men vote. amy: i'm looking right now in pennsylvania. and the biggest gender gap, and we have seen this in some polls, but it is holding up that the biggest gender gap is between 18 to 29-year-old men the women voting for harris by 27 points and the men voting for trump by 10 points. even among, if we go into the 30 to 44, it is not much different. then voting for trump by two points. women voting for harris by eight points. that is a narrow range. older voters, it is a little bigger than middle-age voters. the young voter gap. that was the whole reason to go on to those shows. they make up -- that is 7% of the overall electorate. when are nine part -- women are 9%. i can't do that math right now. [applause] -- [laughter] the point being, there are more younger women who are voting, but the percentage to which women are voting for harris and that younger men are voting for trump is quite notable. it is not representative