As the president's days in office appear to be dwindling, press secretary Kayleigh McEnany

is offering the dishonest news media a few more rhetorical beatings for the road.

Earlier this year, we heard from several news outlets and so-called fact checks

that President Trump would be, quote, a miracle to be right. That was an NBC News article.

We were told, according to Helpline, quote, a vaccine will still take more than a year to develop.

USA Today warned us that, quote, despite medical researchers' progress, the vaccine, quote, was more than a year away.

And National Geographic even told us that achieving a vaccine within, quote, a year to 18 months would be absolutely unprecedented.

End quote. These reports deserve their own fact check, false.

President Trump has not only been the optimist, hopeful to achieve a vaccine by year's end,

he has also been a leader.

He's been a leader. I hope that this is not the end. It's hard to imagine that this is all going to

go away. If so, things are going to get a lot more boring. A lot of people say no news is good news.

That's not true. If you're a conservative, no news is very, very bad. Boring is very, very, very bad.

I'm Michael Nolz, this is the Michael Nolz Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment from yesterday from Thomas Fahey,

who says, how American though, lando lakes removes the Indian but keeps the land. That's true.

Maybe there's something about this woke leftism that's actually very much in keeping with the

American tradition, not a particularly nice American tradition, but an American tradition nonetheless.

Very, very possible. It's sorry to see that we're returning to normal. I guess that is the point.

The normal type of American government, at least since Gash FDR, has been this steadily more

progressive liberalism. There have been a few little blips that pop up every so often. I think,

well, Eisenhower was pretty liberal. You think of Nixon maybe, but they made sure he got out of

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