The Todd Huff Show

Yesterday we saw exactly why it took 9 weeks for President Biden to hold his first press conference. He used a cheat sheet, he had a list with pictures of reporters, and it would not be surprising if it comes out that all of the questions were pre-planned. It's all about optics and appearances and the media is all to happy to play along. Joe Biden is not ideologically or cognitively fit to hold the office.

Budget Reconciliation. Filibuster. Gun control. Democrats are seeing the finish line, by majority for the next two years, being able to do whatever they want.

After the Boulder, CO supermarket shooting, Democrats and the media are calling for more gun control. Meanwhile, Colorado has some of the strictest gun control laws in the country. Criminals typically don't care about laws.

After two months of Democrat Utopia-ness, has the Biden administration made life better? The border is not better. Taxes are not better.

President Biden made the news on Friday for falling up the stairs of Air Force One. The way the media and the White House covered the incident shows the bias that exists between covering Trump/Republicans and the current administration. The WH says the border is closed, but allows children in. What's really going on?

CNN's Don Lemon goes on The View to discuss his new book and the role of religion in America. He claims we first need to start by accepting that Jesus had brown or black skin versus looking like someone from Norway. He's playing identity politics and faith. The left isn't healing race issues they exasperate them for their gain.

We have a crisis on the southern border, our president won't take questions from the press and Nancy Pelosi is considering overturning certified House election results in Iowa.

Joe Biden has made his first primetime address to the nation as President focusing on the anniversary of COVID 19. He signed the COVID relief bill into law on Thursday. We interview Matt Lamb of The College Fix.

Parler is back up and running, but not in the app store. Democrat Tulsi Gabbard has thoughts on cancel culture.