Why New York Will Regret Going After Trump for Fraud | Guests: Stephen Moore & Carol Roth | 2/20/24 episode artwork

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Why New York Will Regret Going After Trump for Fraud | Guests: Stephen Moore & Carol Roth | 2/20/24

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Glenn and Stu discuss Biden’s age and a new analysis that shows his age is the biggest weakness for his re-election campaign. If Biden wants to prove he’s capable of another term, he must do these four things. A group of historical scholars and experts on presidential politics ranked every American president, and the final ranking is laughable. Heritage Foundation distinguished fellow Stephen Moore joins to explain why Biden’s “bull” market is anything but. Former investment banker Carol Roth explains the negative ramifications of New York’s $355 million ruling against former President Donald Trump. Glenn and Stu react to a Houston man caught on camera going to antique stores wearing a skirt and doing unsanitary things to the items for sale. With Glenn set to interview Tucker Carlson in Tucker's first U.S. interview since he interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin, Glenn outlines what he plans to discuss.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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