Carl Cannon

And then it was, it was, it was sort of offered up as his excuse. And then, well, he had, he would have a cold. They said in the debate, he was still tired from an overseas trip that happened three weeks earlier.

And then it was, it was, it was sort of offered up as his excuse. And then, well, he had, he would have a cold. They said in the debate, he was still tired from an overseas trip that happened three weeks earlier.

And then it was, it was, it was sort of offered up as his excuse. And then, well, he had, he would have a cold. They said in the debate, he was still tired from an overseas trip that happened three weeks earlier.

They just kept coming up with these new excuses. And I mean, to step back a minute from that George Clooney anecdote, what you expect from a press corps is to be more skeptical. And they weren't. And so Tapper's blowing the whistle on that. And as you point out, he's blowing the whistle on himself, too. So maybe all these vignettes aren't perfect.

They just kept coming up with these new excuses. And I mean, to step back a minute from that George Clooney anecdote, what you expect from a press corps is to be more skeptical. And they weren't. And so Tapper's blowing the whistle on that. And as you point out, he's blowing the whistle on himself, too. So maybe all these vignettes aren't perfect.

They just kept coming up with these new excuses. And I mean, to step back a minute from that George Clooney anecdote, what you expect from a press corps is to be more skeptical. And they weren't. And so Tapper's blowing the whistle on that. And as you point out, he's blowing the whistle on himself, too. So maybe all these vignettes aren't perfect.

And I would have liked to see on the record sources. But let's take a step back. You had a president who was compromised and a political party that decided to hide that fact and a mainstream media that went along with it. That's the big story here. And I guess I'm glad Jake Tapper wrote this book.

And I would have liked to see on the record sources. But let's take a step back. You had a president who was compromised and a political party that decided to hide that fact and a mainstream media that went along with it. That's the big story here. And I guess I'm glad Jake Tapper wrote this book.

And I would have liked to see on the record sources. But let's take a step back. You had a president who was compromised and a political party that decided to hide that fact and a mainstream media that went along with it. That's the big story here. And I guess I'm glad Jake Tapper wrote this book.

That's what Tom's been saying.

That's what Tom's been saying.

That's what Tom's been saying.

I think that, I think that what Andy said is right and mild. I don't think it's silly. I think it's ugly. This, this character attacking these people, they, they let in about 50 people or so. That's how many, uh, white farmers are killed every year on their own in their own houses. Um, in this campaign to terrorize them. And so they want to come here to be safe.

I think that, I think that what Andy said is right and mild. I don't think it's silly. I think it's ugly. This, this character attacking these people, they, they let in about 50 people or so. That's how many, uh, white farmers are killed every year on their own in their own houses. Um, in this campaign to terrorize them. And so they want to come here to be safe.

I think that, I think that what Andy said is right and mild. I don't think it's silly. I think it's ugly. This, this character attacking these people, they, they let in about 50 people or so. That's how many, uh, white farmers are killed every year on their own in their own houses. Um, in this campaign to terrorize them. And so they want to come here to be safe.

And you let in, in the previous administration, four or five million people who are economic refugees, but not refugees in the sense that the law envisions. And these people are. They're afraid for their own safety. And there are rallies, you can find them on YouTube, of South African, a political party calling to kill the Boers. That's what these Afrikaners are called. And these are white people.

And you let in, in the previous administration, four or five million people who are economic refugees, but not refugees in the sense that the law envisions. And these people are. They're afraid for their own safety. And there are rallies, you can find them on YouTube, of South African, a political party calling to kill the Boers. That's what these Afrikaners are called. And these are white people.

And you let in, in the previous administration, four or five million people who are economic refugees, but not refugees in the sense that the law envisions. And these people are. They're afraid for their own safety. And there are rallies, you can find them on YouTube, of South African, a political party calling to kill the Boers. That's what these Afrikaners are called. And these are white people.

Some woman was on the... MSNBC, who used to work in the Bonn administration, said, yeah, they should go back where they came from to Germany. Well, of course, they didn't come from Germany. They came from Holland about 350 years ago. Most of the Afrikaners came to South Africa, you know, 10 generations ago or something. They came before the United States was a country.

Some woman was on the... MSNBC, who used to work in the Bonn administration, said, yeah, they should go back where they came from to Germany. Well, of course, they didn't come from Germany. They came from Holland about 350 years ago. Most of the Afrikaners came to South Africa, you know, 10 generations ago or something. They came before the United States was a country.