Jesse Watters Primetime 4/29/24 FULL HD | BREAKING FOX NEWS April 29, 2024

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29 Apr 202429:20

Summary

TLDRThe transcript captures a satirical take on current political and social issues, focusing on the Biden administration, the media, and the state of comedy. It discusses the economy's perceived strength despite public unease, the White House Correspondence Dinner's tradition of unity between politicians and the press, and the acrimonious relationship between the press and former President Trump. The narrative also touches on the 2024 election, the role of the media in politics, and the public's perception of the press's bias. Additionally, it addresses campus protests, the enforcement of university rules, and the changing landscape of comedy where edgy humor is being replaced by political correctness, as illustrated by the example of Seinfeld's Jerry Seinfeld lamenting the loss of comedic freedom.

Takeaways

  • 📈 The economy is perceived as strong by numbers but vibes are bad, indicating a disconnect between statistical data and public sentiment.
  • 🎭 The White House Correspondence Dinner is a traditional event where politicians, journalists, and celebrities engage in a night of humor and camaraderie, highlighting the humanity of Washington.
  • 😂 Presidents often use the dinner to showcase their comedic side, with some even bringing props and impersonators to entertain the crowd.
  • 👉 The media is criticized for being biased and overly supportive of President Biden, with some suggesting they are not holding him accountable.
  • 📉 Polls suggest that Trump is leading in certain battleground states, and there is a narrative of him being unfairly prosecuted in court, potentially playing into his favor with voters.
  • 🚨 There is a perceived 'war on cops' in America, with a rise in violence against law enforcement officers, leading to concerns about public safety and societal values.
  • 🏫 Campus protests and unrest are highlighted, with some arguing that universities are not enforcing their own rules and policies, leading to chaos and intimidation of certain student groups.
  • 🤔 The discussion touches on the importance of free speech on campus but criticizes the use of protests to intimidate and harass, particularly against Jewish students or those supporting Israel.
  • 📚 There is a debate about the role of the media, with some arguing that they should focus on facts rather than opinions and that they have become too sensitive to criticism.
  • 😃 The humor and comedy industry is discussed, with concerns that comedy has become less silly and more focused on sarcasm, leading to a loss of the ability to laugh at ourselves.

Q & A

  • What is the significance of the White House Correspondence Dinner?

    -The White House Correspondence Dinner is an annual event where politicians, journalists, and celebrities gather to celebrate the relationship between the President and the press. It is a tradition that goes back over a century and is designed to demonstrate the humanity of Washington by having these groups, who often have an adversarial relationship, dine together and share a night of camaraderie.

  • Why did President Trump not attend the Correspondence Dinner during his term?

    -President Trump did not attend the Correspondence Dinner during his term due to the acrimonious relationship between him and the press, with the press calling him a racist and a Russian traitor from the beginning of his presidency.

  • What was the general sentiment towards President Biden at the dinner?

    -The sentiment towards President Biden at the dinner appeared to be mixed. While some in attendance were supportive, the script suggests that there were also those who were critical of his performance and policies.

  • How did the press react to President Biden's plea for them to focus on the stakes of the 2024 elections?

    -The script does not provide a direct reaction from the press to President Biden's plea. However, it implies that there is skepticism about the press's willingness to put aside sensationalism and focus on the importance of the elections.

  • What was the context of the discussion about the economy in the script?

    -The context of the discussion about the economy in the script suggests that despite the economy appearing strong in terms of numbers, the general vibe is that it is not doing well. This is indicated by the mention of young people struggling to afford homes and the dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs.

  • What was the reaction to Colin Jost's jokes at the dinner?

    -The script suggests that Colin Jost's jokes did not have a strong impact, describing them as not having any bite and stating that the president was still being protected even at a roast.

  • How did the script describe the relationship between the press and President Biden?

    -The script describes the relationship between the press and President Biden as one where the press is seen as covering for him and being protective. It implies a close connection that some Americans may find concerning.

  • What was the criticism of the media's coverage of the economy?

    -The criticism of the media's coverage of the economy in the script is that it does not reflect the reality of the situation. Despite reports suggesting a strong economy, the actual experiences of people, particularly young people struggling with housing affordability, suggest otherwise.

  • What was the implication about the media's role in the 2024 elections?

    -The implication about the media's role in the 2024 elections is that they are seen as a protected class and that there is an expectation for them to support President Biden, potentially at the expense of fair and balanced coverage.

  • How did the script characterize President Biden's performance at the dinner?

    -The script characterizes President Biden's performance at the dinner as lacking in humor and not as engaging as might be expected. It mentions that his jokes did not land well and that he spoke for a shorter time than President Obama had in the past.

  • What was the discussion about the portrayal of President Biden in the media?

    -The discussion about the portrayal of President Biden in the media was that there was an attempt to make him appear 'cool' or more in line with the swagger of former President Obama, but this was met with skepticism and eye-rolling from the public.

Outlines

00:00

😀 White House Correspondence Dinner and Presidential Humor

The first paragraph discusses the contrast between the public's perception of a struggling economy and the official numbers indicating a strong one. It delves into the annual White House Correspondence Dinner, a century-old tradition where the President, politicians, journalists, and celebrities gather to set aside their adversarial roles and engage in a night of camaraderie. The paragraph highlights how presidents use humor, often with props and impersonators, to connect with the press. It contrasts the approach of former President Trump, who had a contentious relationship with the press and did not attend the dinner, with President Biden's attempt to rekindle the tradition, despite some difficulties during the event.

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🗣️ Media's Role and Biden's Appeal

The second paragraph focuses on the relationship between the media and President Biden, suggesting that the press has been protective of him. It describes how Biden, during the Correspondence Dinner, urged the media to rise above superficial coverage and focus on the gravity of the current political moment and the state of democracy. The paragraph also touches on the dynamics of the 2024 election campaign, the role of the press in shaping the narrative, and the perception of bias in the media's coverage of political figures.

10:02

🚨 Policing and Campus Unrest

The third paragraph addresses the issue of law enforcement and public safety, with references to a shootout in Charlotte, North Carolina, that resulted in the death of three US Marshals. It discusses the broader perception of a 'war on cops' and the impact of this on society. Additionally, the paragraph covers instances of unrest on college campuses, where students have been engaging in protests and replacing the American flag with the Palestinian flag. It criticizes the lack of enforcement of rules and policies on campuses and the double standards in handling protests of different political inclinations.

15:02

🤔 The Enforcement of Rules and Consequences

This paragraph debates the importance of enforcing rules within society, drawing parallels between household discipline and societal governance. It argues against the leniency shown by universities in enforcing their rules, which has led to intimidation and harassment of certain groups on campus. The discussion extends to the political implications of such actions, including the portrayal of Republicans as being against free speech and the perceived chaos under the Biden administration. The paragraph ends with a call for a return to rule enforcement and personal responsibility.

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🏛️ Economic Policies and Political Campaigning

The fifth paragraph shifts the focus to political strategies and economic policies. It discusses how the Biden administration is promoting economic opportunity zones, which are likened to Trump's previous policies. The paragraph also touches on Vice President Kamala Harris's low public approval and the challenges her unpopularity poses for the Democratic Party. It includes commentary on her public persona and the need for a rebranding of her image.

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😂 The State of Comedy and Political Correctness

The sixth paragraph laments the loss of humor and comedy due to increasing political correctness. It includes a discussion with actor John O'Hurley, who played J. Peterman on Seinfeld, about how the show would not be successful in today's climate due to the expectation to remove edgy content. The paragraph explores the idea that comedy has become more about sarcasm and mocking rather than silliness and self-deprecation. It concludes with a call to reclaim the ability to laugh at oneself and each other without fear of causing offense.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Economy

The economy refers to the system of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. In the script, it is mentioned that the vibes about the economy are bad despite numbers suggesting strength, indicating a disconnect between perception and statistical data.

💡White House Correspondence Dinner

This is an annual event where politicians, journalists, and celebrities gather for a night of social interaction. It is a tradition that aims to showcase the humanity in Washington and is a key setting in the script, where the President and the press, typically in an adversarial relationship, engage in a more amicable environment.

💡Adversarial Relationship

An adversarial relationship is one where the parties involved are in opposition or conflict. The script discusses the dynamic between the President and the press, suggesting that while they are typically at odds, the Correspondence Dinner provides a moment to set aside these differences.

💡Media Bias

Media bias refers to the perceived or actual preference or prejudice in the way that news and information is presented. The script implies that there is a media bias in favor of certain political figures, with discussions about how the press covers or fails to cover certain stories.

💡Political Campaigning

Political campaigning is the process by which politicians promote their policies and ideas to win public support and elections. The script touches on the campaigning activities of President Trump and President Biden, highlighting the strategies and challenges each faces in the lead-up to the 2024 elections.

💡Public Opinion Polls

Public opinion polls are surveys of public opinion on various topics, often used to gauge support for political candidates or issues. The script references polls that show Biden losing to Trump, indicating the use of such polls in understanding the political landscape and public sentiment.

💡Free Speech on Campus

Free speech on campus refers to the right of students and faculty to express their views without censorship. The script discusses the tension between allowing free speech and the rise of anti-Semitic and violent rhetoric on university campuses, questioning the enforcement of university policies.

💡Opportunity Zones

Opportunity zones are economically-distressed communities where new investments may be tax-advantaged to support economic growth. The script mentions them in the context of political promises to invest in neighborhoods, suggesting a strategy to garner voter support.

💡Political Satire

Political satire is the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of politics. The script includes instances of political satire, such as the portrayal of political figures and events in a humorous or mocking way.

💡Campus Protests

Campus protests refer to demonstrations by students on educational institutions, often advocating for change or expressing dissatisfaction. The script discusses protests that involve tearing down flags and raising others, indicating a form of political expression that is controversial and divisive.

💡Comedy and Political Correctness

The intersection of comedy and political correctness is highlighted by the script's discussion on how comedy has changed, with references to shows like Seinfeld and the challenges of making jokes that might offend certain groups. It touches on the broader cultural debate about humor, sensitivity, and the limits of free expression.

Highlights

The economy's vibes are bad, but the numbers indicate strength, reflecting a disconnect between perception and data.

The White House Correspondence Dinner is a century-old tradition where politicians, journalists, and celebrities gather once a year.

At the dinner, the President and the Press, typically in an adversarial relationship, share a night of camaraderie.

Presidents often use humor and bring props to the Correspondence Dinner, showcasing their lighter side.

The Press also books a comedian to roast them at the event, highlighting the mutual jesting between the two groups.

The relationship between the press and President Trump was notably acrimonious, leading to his absence from the dinner during his term.

President Biden's attempt to reconnect with the tradition was met with mixed reactions, including difficulties with table manners.

Comedian Colin Jost's jokes at the dinner were said to lack bite, with the president still being protected even at a roast.

The 2024 elections are in full swing, with age being a highlighted issue, as Biden, a 'grown man,' runs against a younger opponent.

Polls suggest that Biden is trailing behind Trump, with some showing Trump leading by six points.

The media's role in shaping the narrative of the election is questioned, with allegations of bias and avoidance of certain topics.

Trump's court situation is portrayed as a potential advantage, keeping him disciplined and away from controversial rallies.

Biden's avoidance of certain media appearances and his plea to the press to save democracy are criticized.

Former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany comments on the dinner and the relationship between the press and the current administration.

A tragic shooting incident in Charlotte involving US Marshals and local police officers is discussed.

Protests on college campuses, involving the tearing down of the American flag and raising of the Palestinian flag, are highlighted.

The enforcement of rules and the consequences of not doing so are debated in the context of campus protests and national governance.

Vice President Kamala Harris's unpopularity and her role in the administration are critiqued.

The impact of comedy on society and the changes in what is considered acceptable humor are discussed, with references to Seinfeld.

Transcripts

00:00

tonight the economy The Vibes are bad

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but the numbers say it's strong the

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economy is kind of like you on the steps

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of Air Force One Biden and the

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correspondence dinner what the real

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message was

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what once a year politicians journalists

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and celebrities get dressed up for the

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White House Correspondence Dinner a

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tradition that goes back over a century

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to Warren Harding when the president and

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the Press who theoretically have an

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adversarial relationship lay down their

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weapons and pick up their silverware and

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give each other a good old ribbon over

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cocktails and filt it's designed to

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demonstrate the humanity of Washington

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which is why it only happens once a

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year it's not often that we have so many

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people who've written about us and

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broadcast about us all together in one

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room like this and I thought you might

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like to say a few nice words to them

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[Music]

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how about just a word or two something

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friendly even one kind

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word I'm thinking I'm

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thinking the presidents Flex their funny

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bones they bring props even

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impersonators distinguished guests

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ladies and

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gentlemen here I

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am as you

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know I always look forward to these

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dinners it's just about bunch of media

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types Hollywood

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liberals Democrats like Joe Biden how

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come I can't have dinner with the 36% of

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the people who like

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me the only thing missing is Hillary

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Clinton sitting on the front row rolling

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her ass Barack Obama brought out his

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anger

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translator we won't always see I ey oh

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and see there thank you so much for the

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wall toall Ebola coverage for two whole

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weeks we were one step away from the

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Walking

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Dead and then you all got up and just

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moved on to the next

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day that was awesome oh and by the way

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just if you have noticed you don't have

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Ebola and in order to even the score the

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Press books a comedian to roast them

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all the vice president isn't here

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tonight not for security reasons he just

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thought this event was being held at the

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dullas airport

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Applebees yes right now Joe is elbow

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deep in jalapeno poppers and talking to

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a construction cone he thinks is John

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Boehner also true but the relationship

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between the press and the president

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Trump was so

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acrimonious you know with them calling

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him a racist Russian traitor from day

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one that he no-showed the dinner for his

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entire term Biden brought the party back

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Saturday night but had a hard time

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breaking bread literally breaking that

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piece of bread look

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challenging now we didn't slow the tape

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down at all this is at regular speed

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you'd think having dinner with a

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thousand of your closest friends in

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entire industry keeping you in office

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you'd be in a better mood but Biden just

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looked mad that he had to eat salad

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Colin Jo who's married to Scarlett

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Johansson and who does weekend update on

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Saturday Night Live he was

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DMC the last time I was in DC I left my

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cocaine at the White House

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luckily the president was able to put it

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to good use for a state of the

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union Colin had another good

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line like many of you here tonight I

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pretend to do news on

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TV My Weekend Update co-anchor Michael

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Chay was going to join me here tonight

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but in solidarity with President Biden I

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decided to lose all my black support

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besides that Collins jokes didn't have

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any bite the president still being

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protected even at a

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roast finally Joe got on stage and had

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one good joke it's been a year since I

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delivered this speech and my wife Joe

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was with me tonight was worried how I do

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I told her don't worry just like riding

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a bike she said that's what I'm worried

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about now the rest of the evening was

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lame and tame the president's jokes

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didn't land and most of his material

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wasn't even aimed at the Press Trump was

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the

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punchline the 2024 elections in full

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swing and yes age is an issue I'm a

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grown

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man running against a

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six-year-old Biden and the Press are

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supposed to get up there and roast each

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other and neither of them did the

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president and the Press are now a

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protected class the is a joke and Biden

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can't take one Barack Obama did 20

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minutes on stage Biden only spoke for

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six he didn't bash the media he actually

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begged the media to bury

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Trump but asking to rise up to the

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seriousness of the

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moment move past the horse race numbers

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and the gotcha moments and the

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distractions the sides shows that come

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to dominate and sensationalize our

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sensationalize our politics and focus on

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what's actually at stake and I think in

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your heart you know it was at stake the

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stakes couldn't be

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higher every single one of us has rad to

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play a serious role to play making sure

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democracy endures American democracy I

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more my role but all due respect so do

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you what kind of democracy does America

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have if the president conspires with the

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press to put the other politician in

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prison Biden's ordering reporters don't

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cover my bad polls my gaffs or the Arab

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Spring Break break don't cover this

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election Your Role is to destroy my

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rival how much more help can the media

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give Joe and how's the media getting

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bossed around by a guy who doesn't even

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talk to them he's barking orders to the

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New York Times who he's never sat down

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with after he just sat down with Howard

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Stern for an hour Biden Ducks Super Bowl

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interviews with CBS so he can play patty

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cake with Al Roker and now he's ordering

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reporters to cover the bloodbath hoax

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not the horse race it's because Biden's

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losing the horse race and wants to keep

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it hidden from the country a new CNN

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poll has Biden losing to Trump by six

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points these are Landslide numbers when

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you factor in RFK Jr Trump's almost

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beating Biden by double digits and this

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is a CNN poll the Bloomberg poll had

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Trump beaten Biden in six out of the

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seven battle grounds look at that and

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Trump's been in court for the last two

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weeks while Biden's been campaigning

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the New York Times calls it a blueprint

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for a trump Electoral College Victory

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and a gift from the political Gods quote

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the Manhattan courtroom will be the

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setting for Mr Trump to play the role of

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a familiar American archetype the

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wronged man Seeking Justice from corrupt

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powerful forces the former president is

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good in this role and that's no small

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thing maybe the gag orders and corrupt

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court calendar will win Trump the White

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House just like Biden's basement

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campaign did it keeps the former

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president disciplined structured and

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away from his tongue wagging

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freewheeling rallies and forces Biden to

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actually

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campaign it gives the media less of an

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opportunity to twist Trump's words and

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more of an opportunity for Biden to get

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tongue twisted or tell his cannibals at

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his uncle and it puts Biden in a harsh

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Spotlight and puts Trump on an

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interesting stage that voters have never

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seen before an intriguing courtroom

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drama remember Trump beat Hillary by

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running against a rigged system and what

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better scene could a director set for

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Trump than in a courtroom unfairly

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prosecuted by Savage Democrats rigging

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the election with trials because they

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know the sitting president can barely

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stand even though Biden told Howard

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Stern he'd debate Trump Democrats don't

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want him to Biden folks don't want him

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to debate they don't want to give Trump

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that platform and risk exposing Biden

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like that on national TV ducking a

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presidential debate while you put your

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opponent on trial is exactly why Biden

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spent Saturday night not poking fun at

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the Press but begging them to save

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democracy when he really means save his

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presidency former White House Press

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Secretary Kaylee mckany joins me now

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Kaylee did you go to the

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dinner no Jesse I stay far away from the

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hyenas I spent enough time with them in

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the briefing room good you were probably

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watching Jesse Waters Prime Time on DVR

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like all of us do on Saturday nights

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what what was this like for you I know

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you experienced this you know sitting

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there and then watching it from TV this

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one seemed different to

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me yeah it's really odd to watch Joe

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Biden sit there and complain that this

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room full of people are insufficiently

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psyop phenic psychop to him I mean these

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are people that drool over him when I

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when I look at some of these polls and I

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see oh there are 2% who think the

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economy is excellent they're the people

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in that room they were less than

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thrilled and there you have Biden

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sitting there begging them essentially

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to cover for him and it's just

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interesting to watch because you know I

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go back to my briefings and I'll hostile

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the presses and Karine John Pier's

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briefing it's really just a conversation

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among friends and you look at what

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happened Saturday night it's just

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another conversation among friends add

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in some WI

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add in some dinner and put it on a

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Saturday night this is the group that

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America is up against the Press is

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covering for him but I don't think it

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makes him cross the finish line yeah

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probably add in some gummies too when

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you know somebody who you don't like

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Kaylee and that person who you don't

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like likes something and then you think

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wait a second if that person likes

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something I can't like that that that

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must be bad it's kind of like when

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Gutfeld likes a song I'm like oh my God

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this song must be terrible do you think

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the American voters see the media love

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and protect Joe Biden so pathetically

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they're like wait a second this is gross

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if someone likes Joe Biden that much and

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Carries that much water for him

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something must be

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wrong yes yes and I I totally resonate

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with the Gutfeld song so I'm with you on

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that uh they're the worst and yours are

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pretty good there on the five um but

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look they I think that you know they

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they see the economy is terrible they

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can't afford food I mean this is

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widespread young people can't afford

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mortgages can't afford a home can't

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afford rent and then you flip it over to

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the New York Times and there's this one

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article I just can't get out of my head

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from a few months back where it's

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Aviator Joe you know dark Brandon and

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that time when that Meme came up they

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just all glommed on to it and all of

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these major news outlets were almost

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celebratory like this guy's finally cool

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he finally has one iota of the Swagger

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that Barack Obama had and they tried to

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make it work and people just look at

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that they roll their eyes and they see

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this presidency for the failure of what

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it is and they think back to three years

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ago and they remember the good days of

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President Trump and that is why you see

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the polls soaring the way they are for

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the former president yeah dark Brandon

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had trouble ripping that dinner roll in

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half probably needed his aviators for

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that a little oomph Kaylee thank you so

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much good to see you little butter knife

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little butter knife use the knife

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Johnny Goes to Palm

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Beach name a state that borders Florida

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South Carolina swe in Charlotte North

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Carolina leaving at least three Law

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Enforcement Officers dead National

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correspondent bill maluan has more Bill

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and Jesse unfortunately the reports

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coming out of Charlotte tonight are

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pretty horrible so far three US Marshals

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are dead and several local cops are hurt

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as a result of a shootout with multiple

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armed suspects and take a listen to this

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video as neighbors could hear the

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gunshots Tyler get in here get in the

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bathroom

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Ty now local residents report they could

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hear active gunfire for hours as US

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Marshals and the Charlotte mecklinburg

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Police Department were trying to serve a

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fugitive warrant on somebody for

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possession of a firearm by a felon now

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police say as they approached a home to

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serve that warrant they were shot at

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from somebody inside the house officer

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shot back and ended up killing the

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shooter on the front lawn but as they

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approached the house for a second time

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afterwards those officers were met with

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more gunfire from inside the house

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ultimately two people inside the home

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were detained tragically three US

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Marshals were killed and four Charlotte

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police officers were injured one

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critically we believe there are two

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Shooters involved uh again we have two

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people of interest at the police station

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that are being questioned right now uh

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and we have confirmed that the

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individual that was uh set up that we

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were serving the warrant on uh was the

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individual who fired the initial shots

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and was deceased in the front yard uh at

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the end of all of this and Jesse the

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Fraternal Order of Police says at least

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11 police officers all across the

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country have been shot in the last 3

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days alone now in reaction to this

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shooting they posted on X that there is

13:52

a war on going on Cops in America and

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they say that is quote a stain on

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society we'll send it back to you Bill

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thank you campus crackdowns at schools

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across the country this weekend in Texas

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Arizona and Georgia students tore down

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the American flag and raised the

14:08

Palestinian one just another reason why

14:11

Jesse Jr's going to Princeton at UCLA it

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looked like the Gaza Strip with Israeli

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and Hamas Defenders duking it out in

14:18

hand-to-hand combat in a MOS pit Arab

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Spring Breakers even had the nerve to

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disrupt the nerd prom yep demented

14:26

adults staged mock executions of isra

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soldiers committing war crimes right

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outside the White House correspondence

14:32

Center which itself is a crime against

14:35

how two different parts of the country

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handle crime Texas enforces the law

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state troopers broke up a massive

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illegal student protest forming at UT

14:44

Austin 50 people arrested but at

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Colombia where a caliphate's been set up

14:50

on the quad this part of the country

14:52

decided not to enforce the law the

14:54

university set a deadline for 2 p.m.

14:56

today pack up the terrorist tents City

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or fa the consequences and guess what

15:02

happened the Clock Struck two and

15:06

nothing rules don't exist if you don't

15:08

enforce them ask any parent what happens

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when you negotiate

15:12

bedtime then ask what happens when there

15:15

is no

15:16

bedtime do you want to live in a house

15:18

where children don't follow the rules

15:19

because they aren't enforced well we're

15:22

living in a country where adults don't

15:24

follow the rules because they're not

15:25

enforced do you like living in a country

15:28

like that I don't The View thinks we're

15:31

being too hard on Little Johnny

15:34

Jihad it has never been in my life in my

15:37

career the

15:39

criticizing policies of government is

15:42

equated with anti-Semitism and that I

15:45

think is a Far Right comes from the far

15:47

right it comes from the authoritarian

15:51

leanings where they don't want students

15:53

on these campuses to voice their

15:55

opinions because they want to change the

15:57

narrative going forward and I think we

15:59

have to be very since i't no one

16:02

supports free speech on campus more than

16:04

conservatives you should be able to

16:06

protest war chant slogans and speak your

16:08

mind without anybody censoring or

16:10

arresting you but this isn't about Free

16:12

Speech this is about physically

16:14

intimidating and harassing a religious

16:16

minority on campus with violent and

16:18

anti-semitic threats and preventing them

16:21

from going to class forcing remote

16:23

learning and blockading the site where

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graduation is supposed to

16:27

happen conservatives said the wrong

16:30

pronouns and they were chased off campus