Today, we're going to talk about the Republicans stunt that backfired on them at the State of

the Union.

I sit down in Washington, D.C. with Secretary of Transportation, Beat Buttigieg to talk

about Sarah Huckabee Sanders' dystopian response to Biden's State of the Union speech.

Marge Taylor Greene's screaming in that chamber was being done to rectify issues with the

airlines and an update on infrastructure.

And I'm joined by Fox LA anchor, Alex Michaelson, to discuss how the State of the Union will

impact Biden's re-election prospects.

Whether to say it, this is correct not to fight back against Trump and his take on the

Adam Sheff, Katie Porter Race for the US Senate in California.

I'm Brian Telekoin and you're listening to No Lie.

So this past week, Biden delivered his State of the Union address.

He beyond exceeded expectations in the speech, which I think was owed in large parts of

the fact that yet again, Republicans had spent every waking minute making Biden out

to be this senile old man who can't remember his own name.

And so when Biden was able to find the podium, it was already a win.

But he went on to deliver a really, really strong speech focusing especially heavily on job

creation, on the economy, on the middle class.

But there was one moment in particular that wasn't scripted that actually stole the show.

Instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share of summary Republicans, summary Republicans

want Medicare and Social Security to sunset, I'm not saying it's a majority.

Biden may give you anybody who doubts it, contact my office, I'll give you a copy.

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