“I find him to be a pretty affable person behind the scenes,” Mockler told The Advocate at the time. “He's obviously kind of an asshole on TV, but he's a nice guy.” One week later, Jennings would scream, “Get your fucking hand out of my face” at him on live television.
During the moment in question, Tarlov was discussing a Friday speech from President Donald Trump at a rally in Rockland County, New York, for Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY). Today, she said, telling people you have more money in your pockets when nobody thinks that except the richest Americans at this point. You know, the weird stuff again about the cognitive tests and how he's acing things that they give to people who've had traumatic brain injuries, no one knows there's a B in the word dumb we all know there's a B in the word dumb.
On Sunday, Musk wrote on X that "the woke mind virus killed my son," no doubt referring to Wilson, since he has previously accused her of having "a tragic mental illness caused by the evil woke mind virus." According to a screenshot captured by Radar, St. Clair shared Musk's post on her Instagram story and wrote, "STOP tweeting YOUR CHILDREN IN THIS WAY! This is just NOT OK and IMO a promotion of violence against trans individuals."
But let me tell you something, and I truly mean this, what upsets me about this situation is that first of all you're just a tremendous human and one of my favorite people. So that's all. Praising Colbert as able to do anything as he moved on, Stewart turned his ire to Trump: But the ubiquitous bloviating of the commander-in-chief has put us all as defined as who we are in opposition to him. And it's just a ridiculous framing. It's a minute portion of the joy machine that you call your show, and it's annoying.
Truthiness. Colbert highlighted it on the very first episode of his Colbert Report, a spinoff of The Daily Show which featured him as a blown-up parody of TV pundits like original Fox News Channel star Bill O'Reilly championing the idea of believing something because it feels true, regardless of the facts. "I don't trust books," he says in a segment from that first show. "They're all facts and no heart."
O'Leary told his fellow panelists to get over the Supreme Court's decision and map redraws. I think everybody should take confidence in the fact the Supreme Court basically supported one vote, one person, guaranteed in perpetuity, and the rest is just map wars, he said. I think we should get used to it. And I think it's, as you said, a state-based situation. Add this to the mix. At the end of the day, the state decides at the state level, it's in the Constitution. Get over it.
I may have asked the Daily Wire's Michael Knowles this question six or seven times at our debate on Trump at Dartmouth but he refused to answer: 'Do you condemn Donald Trump for pardoning people who assaulted 140 police officers on Jan 6th?'
Jo Noble focuses on individuals who stand for the Constitution, creating unique cards to thank judges for their rulings that uphold the rule of law. Her process involves extensive online research to identify impactful judicial decisions and the officials involved.
On her 18th studio album, In Time of Dragons, Amos draws on the long tradition of reptilian imagery to symbolize the elite, from ancient myth to David Icke's conspiracy theories. She casts Trump and his tech-feudalist allies as reptilian dragons, singing on '23 Peaks': 'I want to be, so this dragon/Half dragon, half woman thing/Take this burden from me.'
Yes, killing tens of thousands of people makes you pretty damn evil. It's not how evil is this one versus that one: Hamas: Evil, Israeli government: Evil. We can say both.
