Here's the beautiful lady now:
Posted on 06/30/2024 4:59:34 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
The Talk Shows
June 30th, 2024
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Margaret Brennan anchors: Catherine Russell, former Chief of Staff to Second Lady of the United States Jill Biden; Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn.); Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio).
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Anchor Shannon Bream: Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.); chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas); George Washington University Law professor Jonathan Turley. Legal panel: Carrie Severino, lawyer and conservative political activist; and Constitutional Accountability Center President Elizabeth Wydra. Panel: Richard Fowler, Mary Katharine Ham, Mollie Hemingway and Stef Kight.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Hosted by Kristen Welker: North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum; Sen. Raphael Warlock (D-Ga.). Panel: Cristina Londoño, Jennifer Palmieri, Marc Short and Chuck Toad—Same old Chuck Toad-level, easily forgotten group of angry Leftists slinging anti-American balderdash!
THIS WEEK (ABC): Hosted by Little Georgie Steponallofus (or is it Martha Raddish?): Genocide Doctor Anthony Fauci; former Trump Special Adviser Steve Bannon. Panel: Donna BrazileNut; Reince Priebus, Jen Psaki and Bill Kristol—same Ugly, shameless, Left-wing Propagandists and RINOs!
STATE OF THE UNION (CNN): Anchored by Jake Toe-Tapper (or is it Dana Bash?): Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.); Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.); Rep. Nanzi Pelosi (D-Calif.). Panel: Scott Jennings, Ashley Allison, Kristen Soltis Anderson and Kate Bedingfield—Tapper’s totally and toxically biased group of parrots!
SUNDAY MORNING FUTURES (FNC): The Show to watch Hosted by Maria Bartiromo: Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.); RNC Co-chair Lara Trump; American political consultant and writer, president of the Government Accountability Institute (GAI), senior editor-at-large of Breitbart News, and a former fellow at the conservative Hoover Institution--Peter Schweizer. Panel: Devin Nunes, chief executive officer of the Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) and former Director of National Intelligence (from 2020 to 2021) John Ratcliffe.
yeah!!Margaret Brennan: the ultimate front running phony!
Exactly... they could front the pretense of a clean slate while maintaining the same old pile of garbage. In my opinion Michelle has a deep hatred for this country and for white people in general. It would literally be the worst thing that could happen to us short of Putin unleashing a hail of missiles.
That’s true but if Trump destroys obiden twice it truly is the end for Jill.
I understand she could be offered the nomination for Governor of California to replace Newsom.
See post #162 for my own reason...
In return for stepping down, rumors are that Jill is demanding $2 billion for the Biden library, a pardon for the Biden Crime family, $15 million payoff, etc. Jill has leverage
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Saw that also. Deep,state put on notice if this is true you don’t take care of us we will expose how you do the same things.
Its the ultimate save for Roberts. who would be through if he was forced to do trump in. Remember he’s still compromised. Now they don’t have to play his card and can keep him compromised for a longer time.
Warnock makes Fire Alarm Bowman look like Einstein!! 🤓
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He is is a real charlatan. All,about deflection when asked a straight question. Even if it comes from a dem operative
Here's the beautiful lady now:
Yeah that’s the big question how much more plus a shot at calif. does she want?
Russel was Doc Jill's Chief of Staff back when Biden was just the VP.
Thanks! I made it myself. Feel free to use it!
So won’t touch the deaths lie.
ITT shows how he doesn’t care, and will lie about it
My daughter has a theory that the Dems will keep Joe on the ballot because the steal is well underway. Taking him off now complicates the steal.
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There was a quick Biden comment at the end of debate by Biden. Let’s see the votes. Almost like his pet Z020 fraud quote.
The fix this time may be illegals voting with no tracking capability to disprove it
I’ve always maintained Obama is calling all shots from his HQ a mile up the road from 1600.
Consider Biden’s puzzling debate performance, and his semi-awake rally shortly after. None of it makes sense.
Now consider that Biden’s debate cocktail was purposely botched by WH insiders loyal to Obie who know he can’t win v. Trump. Make him look bad, start the coup, publicly support Joe ...for cover.
I don’t lend much credence to conspiracy theories, but nor do I dismiss them out of hand..
I sure wish the debate didn’t overwhelm literally everything this week because the SC decisions are so important and they would normally be discussed at the length they deserve.
They noted that the ruling didn't undo established regulations, but I assume some creative challenges from creative angles would be handled differently from here on in.
CBS SC reporter Jan Crawford expects partial immunity, but figures so does Jack Smith and has revised papers ready now to reflect the expected SC decision..
...and will file immediately and get it to trial sooner than anticipated before the election.
IMHO. Smith is blind with hate, he'll push too far too fast, Trump's lawyers will challenge and delay.
THUD ...
Coons: Biden the ‘Only Democrat Who Can Beat Donald Trump’
Biden campaign co-chairman Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) said Sunday on ABC’s “This Week”, that President Joe Biden was the only Democrat who can defeat former President Donald Trump in November.
Partial transcript as follows:
COONS: As you've seen over many years, it is always a bad bet to bet against Joe Biden. I was with him when he announced in Philadelphia in 2019, and most of my colleagues said, oh, he's too centrist, he's too white, he's too moderate. And I was with him in New Hampshire when folks counted him out in the primaries. And I was with him when he was sworn in as president. And he gave a stirring speech, trying to call us together after the three crises he inherited from Donald Trump. A crisis of a pandemic that was mishandled, an economy that was heading straight down and, frankly, the assault on the Capitol on January 6th, which led to a crisis of democracy.
And I was with him when he got done the big bipartisan things he said he would do, signing into law an infrastructure bill, signing into law an investment in manufacturing, signing into law a bill to bring down prescription drugs and to combat climate change. Joe Biden has an incredible record, and he knows, as the American people do, that when you get knocked down, you get back up and you fight harder. That's what he's planning to do.
KARL: But – but, Senator, as – as you have obviously seen, there is a loud course of people that agree with a lot of what you just said, who were so alarmed by Biden's debate performance that they say it's time for him to drop out of the race.
I want to read you just three from the pages of “The New York Times” editorial page. Tom Friedman said, “To give America the greatest shot possible of deterring the Trump threat in November, the president has to come forward and declare that he will not be running for re-election and is releasing all of his delegates for the Democratic National Convention.” “The New York Times” editorial board, “To make a call for a new Democratic nominee this late in the campaign is a decision not taken lightly, but it reflects the scale and the seriousness of Mr. Trump's challenge to the values and institutions of this country and the inadequacy of Mr. Biden to confront them.” And Maureen Dowd, another columnist, “He,” Biden, “is jeopardizing the democracy he says he wants to save.”
Now, these are all people who want to stop Donald Trump. Not stop Joe Biden. Is the president listening whatsoever to what these people, who have supported him, are saying?
COONS: Look, Jon, the most important swing state is Pennsylvania. That's where I campaigned all day yesterday. And the most important newspaper in Pennsylvania is “The Philadelphia Inquirer.” And they said after that campaign debate, the folks, the leaders of a political party who ought to be going to their nominee and saying, you have no business running for president is Republicans who should be telling Donald Trump to drop out of this race after the torrent of lies and vengeance and anger that he unleashed on that debate stage.
I think the “The Philadelphia Inquirer” got it right and “The New York Times” got it wrong.
KARL: But I'm not asking you who got it right or wrong. I'm asking you, is President Biden at all listening to, considering what these people are writing? Again, allies of him in the past who were pleading with him to step out of the race. Is he — is he — does he hear it? How's he reacting to that?
COONS: Well, the folks that you're citing there, Jonathan, are “The New York Times” editorial page.
KARL: Well, you know it's not limited to “The New York Times”.
COONS: There is not one single senior Democrat, there's not a single governor, there's not a single senator, there's not obviously his vice president who endorses him and supports him.
I'll remind you, Donald Trump's biggest distinction from Joe Biden is the views of those closest to him. Don't take my word for it. Donald Trump's own vice president, chief of staff, secretary of defense, and national security adviser all refuse to support him and have said he is unfit to serve as president again.
The stakes of this race couldn't be higher. And the only Democrat who's ever beaten Donald Trump is Joe Biden.
KARL: Well, let me —
COONS: He is our candidate for November. And he has the best shot to beat him.
KARL: Well, let me ask, you don't think that Joe Biden is the only Democrat that can beat Donald Trump, do you?
COONS: I think he's the only Democrat who can beat Donald Trump.
KARL: Really?
COONS: And let me tell you, he had the single best day of grassroots fundraising after the debate. The first poll that we saw after the debate showed Joe Biden gaining ground on Donald Trump.
I understand there's a lot of hand wringing and concern and pearl clutching amongst the commentariat. That's great. That's expected, frankly.
I remember the 2022 midterms. Every editorial page was saying we were going to hit a red wave. It was going to be a bloodbath. We'd lose four or five seats in the Senate.
I went and met with Joe Biden to express my concerns that his focus on democracy, his focus on the threats to democracy by the Republicans running for Senate and secretary of state were too great. He said, Chris, have confidence in the American people. They're seeing this clearly.
He was right. I was wrong.
KARL: Do — do they —
COONS: We won those midterms decisively and added to our majority in the Senate.
KARL: Do the president's advisers — his political advisers, the campaign, do they bear any responsibility for what happened Thursday? They, obviously, had six days to prepare the president. They designed these rules, these rules that were — that were asked for by the campaign and — and accepted by — by the Trump campaign without change, do — do those advisers bear some responsibility?
This was, and I think you would acknowledge, this was a bad night for Biden. Do they bear responsibility?
COONS: Look, I think it was a weak debate performance by President Biden. He had a scratchy, roughy voice. Excuse me, scratchy, rough voice. He answered a few questions in ways that were not the most forceful.
But I think, side by side, Donald Trump had a horrifying debate performance where, yes, he spoke plainly, but what he said was lie after lie after lie that left most of those who watched either confirmed in their opinion to vote for Joe Biden or alarmed at the prospect of Donald Trump.
The polling I've seen after the debate has actually moved in the direction of Joe Biden.
So, I do think it's for Joe Biden to make any decision about his campaign, his debate prep, his path forward. But I was reassured that the next day we would see the Joe Biden who I've seen day in and day out on the world stage, who gave a compelling, strong speech on the beaches of Normandy, who was in command of the room at the G-7 in Italy.
KARL: OK.
COONS: And on that campaign stage in North Carolina, I saw a forceful, engaged and capable Joe Biden.
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