I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, author of the New York Times best-selling

book, Breaking the News, and this is of Brightbart News, author of the New York Times bestselling book

Breaking the News, and this is the Brightport News Daily podcast. In today's extra-robust content-loaded

episode, I break down Big Joey the Biden's awkward and I believe in effective State of the Union

address last night. But there are some silver linings, some hollow but somewhat encouraging moments if you could

get through all the stumbling and bumbling, et cetera. Also, what was Camilla Harris wearing? I guess she's

moonlighting as a delivery truck driver or something. The president acknowledged that we are a nation

divided, but apparently he is nothing to do with it, and only a

bunch of new government spending can fix what ails us. So good luck with that. Three guests today,

all of them top-notch, and first is Congresswoman Kat Kamik, who was in the room last night and gives

a lot of firsthand color to the observation that it was an uncomfortable evening, particularly

for those who are in the room

with the elderly president. She also breaks down why she thinks some sudden policy pivots Biden made

last night and introduced are totally toothless. Next, my good friend Charlie Hurt joins us.

We discuss the lessons of Andrew Breitbart, how his humility, yes, his humility,

you heard that right, was one of his unsung virtues and how sections of Biden's state of the

union address should offend everyone. Then a third guest, Senator Tom Cotton, who is also

a combat veteran and has a deep understanding of national security and foreign policy issues.

And he explains how the U.S.,

under competent leadership could actually have done more to discourage Russia from invading Ukraine.

And he also evaluates fundamental mistakes we have made over the last week and a half and continue

to make until this moment. Hopefully, President Big Joey listens, though we're not going to hold our

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