It’s official! My new book, “Turns Out They Were Right All Along,” is available for pre-order now at tracegallagherbook.com.
A story about the people who shaped my life, the lessons I learned (eventually), and why it’s always worth listening to a well-told story.
The CSD thinks James Talarico can find valuable lessons from both Pink Floyd and the Eagles: Stop giving us that do-goody-good BS— because you can’t hide those “lyin’ eyes!”
NIGHTCAP QUESTION:
Conde Nast just ranked the top ten friendliest cities in the world - and none of them are in the United States.
Which American city deserves to make that list?
“He’s invoking Christianity; he’s representing Christ in his mind, and yet he’s speaking directly against what the very doctrines of the Bible are all about.”
@RealJackHibbs@foxnewsnight
NIGHTCAP QUESTION:
A Bumble survey revealed that 52% of adults hadn't made a new friend in the past year — despite 60% saying they wanted to.
Why aren't we making new friends?
NIGHTCAP QUESTION:
In-N-Out Burger refuses to join delivery apps - so a black market has formed to bring Double-Doubles to hungry Southern Californians.
What is one meal you'd bend the rules to get your hands on?
🍷🍸🍺 I had the opportunity to join @tracegallagher@AnitaJVogel & @carolinejoyous on @foxnewsnight to discuss the sudden & dramatic drop in alcohol consumption by younger Americans & data showing the only “healthy” level of alcohol is zero.
“The vast majority of the youth who are getting off of alcohol are not switching to something else— many of them are switching to healthier habits.”
@houmanhemmati@foxnewsnight
NIGHTCAP QUESTION:
A new survey finds 17% of Americans admit to cooking meals during zoom meetings for work.
What’s something you’re guilty of doing with the webcam turned off?
WATCH: The same people who spent 50 years burying Nixon spent the last 10 trying to bury Trump.
And Gen Z knows it.
And while my generation didn't live through Watergate, we did live through Russiagate. We know the playbook when we see it.
NIGHTCAP QUESTION:
Younger history buffs are gravitating toward Richard Nixon. Does the often-vilified former President deserve a rehab of his reputation?