President Donald J. Trump has not been out of office one year, and already there is so much Americans miss about him. Top of the list, apparently, are the Mean Tweets. Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt tells Andy Parks, that explains the spontaneous eruption of vitriolic epithets percolating all around the country. "Luckily for Mr. Biden, he is senile." Plus, did President Biden go before the United Nations this week to lecture the world about “dignity?”

"You know it's gotta be bad when even Chuck Todd grasps something." Does Joe Biden have a credibility problem? Charlie Hurt says Chuck Todd is the expert on credibility problems. Charlie tells Andy Parks that all that corruption is coming home to roost. All the lies and coverups are becoming uncontainable. The True Joe Biden is emerging. If you live by the press, you die by the press.

"The ceremony heaved hot air from professional politicians who have made livings out of speechifying, including a former governor, a former president and the sitting vice president of the United States." Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt sits down with Andy Parks to take a look at how the 20th anniversary of 9/11 was remembered by our politicians. "These people have spent years pulling every lever they can find to divide people by categories we couldn't even imagine." Charlie says it's beyond gender and race. Now it's vaccinated vs. not vaccinated, masked vs. unmasked. They have run out of ways to divide us so they invented new ones. As they say in Biden’s political world, “bad optics.”

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt tells Andy Parks, nothing reveals people’s true selves like death. Democrats argue that life begins when it's convenient for them. At some point, a life becomes a life. And Texas was very science-oriented in finding a place to define that moment. Charlie says it's a debate our society needs to have. They have found the right to abortion in an optical illusion of the constitution, Charlie says. And "My Body, My Rights" seemed to be important to Democrats until it came to the COVID-19 vaccinations.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, never was that more true than last week. Is President Biden in way over his head? Is that possible after 50 years of public life? Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt tells Andy Parks, rarely has one image more perfectly captured the moment — and totality — of a man’s presidency. "Befuddled by time, disoriented by a riot of terrible decisions, and confused by the demand for answers, President Joe Biden stood in the East Room of the White House, clutched his binder to his chest, and folded before the American people. Almost weeping, he pressed his face into his hands and closed his eyes." 

"Republican politicians in Washington have not learned a damned thing from the Trump presidency." Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks with more on how sometimes to have to blame Republicans for failures. Is this the party of the weak and spineless? American foreign policy is supposed to be carrying out American interests. The Trump Doctrine did that. Only in Washington is that a controversial statement, but it is. What happened to America First? This is how we wind up with the disaster in Afghanistan. And it's how we end up with the disaster at the border.

"In defense of Joe Biden, he is two scoops short of an ice cream cone." Charlie Hurt and Andy Parks are back! After a brief hiatus, Charlie and Andy get together to take a look at the current situation in Afghanistan and how President Biden has managed it. Charlie says what you are seeing in Afghanistan today is the sum total of Joe Biden’s lifetime expertise — the summation of his very best, most carefully studied efforts. It is the capstone of his entire 50-year career in Washington. Are Republicans making a huge mistake right now by giving Biden a pass on 20 years of dishonesty and lack of vision?

Are they lying? Are they joking? Or have they completely lost their mind? Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks with more on what he calls a "major psychotic break" by a top Biden administration official. “Republicans are very good at staying on talking points of who says ‘defund the police,’” top Biden aide Cedric Richmond claimed. “But the truth is, they defunded the police.” Charlie says this is literally the tactic of terrorists hellbent on destroying the lives of civilized people. And their hideous plans are working.

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt checks in with Andy Parks with his reaction to the presidential summit in Geneva between Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin. "Biden is going into a meeting with Vladimir Putin after his party spent 5 years using, weaponizing, our intelligence apparatus to persecute their political enemies. That happens in a place like Russia." Charlie says you don't have to be a killer to outwit this guy. Also, Charlie gets into his most recent column and says "blundering Biden and the Old Gang are back together" at the G7 gathering.

In an era of fake political scandals, real scandals hide. Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks with more on how in the winter of 2019-20, Democrats in Congress ground the federal government to a halt so they could devote all their efforts to their crazed pursuit of the Great Orange Whale. Why is it that all the press has, even today, is Donald Trump? They don't know what to do without this guy. They are desperate to keep him in the headlines, if for no other reason than to keep the disastrous Biden policies out of them. Also, maybe Bill Clinton was right about President Obama? Charlie explains.