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. So last night we

1:41

had probably the biggest interview of the decade

1:44

with Tucker Carlson . So

1:46

it will . We'll

1:49

go over that just briefly . I

1:51

mean you should watch it . It was a really good

1:53

interview . It's about two hours long . Good

1:56

on Tucker . He

1:59

asked some hard questions . I think he

2:01

was very fair . He also

2:03

asked President Putin

2:05

to release the Wall Street journalist

2:07

the Wall Street Journal Journalist

2:10

who is in captivity and said

2:13

are you willing to release him to us right now

2:15

so we can take him home , which

2:18

I thought was a very classy move

2:20

. Putin obviously said no . Anyway

2:23

, so this was the biggest , the

2:25

biggest . Everybody's

2:27

been anticipating this . Everybody's

2:30

been waiting for this to come out , and

2:33

I get alerts on my phone . Anytime the president

2:35

speaks , like the president's

2:37

coming out , my phone goes off . I'm like , oh , so I'm watching

2:40

this interview and I'm like , oh , joe

2:42

Biden's doing a press conference . That's weird

2:44

. Is he trying to compete

2:46

with Tucker Carlson ? That

2:49

can't be right . There's just no way he's gonna

2:51

be able to compete with that . Like 150 million

2:53

people watch this interview On

2:57

various platforms . So I

2:59

click over and he's

3:01

addressing the special

3:04

counsel Report

3:06

on his classified documents case . Now

3:08

, if you don't know , I mean you do know that

3:10

Donald Trump was Rated

3:12

by the FBI for having classified documents

3:15

and you know

3:17

the left calls him a criminal Blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah

3:19

, blah , blah , blah , blah , blah . Turns out Joe Biden

3:21

also had classified documents and he was

3:23

never even president United States . Joe

3:27

Biden was the vice president . He had classified

3:29

documents back from when he was in the Senate . So

3:33

Joe Biden appointed

3:35

his own special counsel to investigate

3:37

himself . Obviously , they came

3:39

back and they

3:41

did not recommend criminal charges . The

3:44

very interesting Thing

3:47

that the special counsel

3:49

cited in

3:51

this Decision

3:54

was that Joe Biden doesn't

3:56

have the mental capacity To

3:58

remember whether or not these were his and

4:01

if we took him to trial , the

4:04

jurors were likely . It's

4:07

a power phrasing , but the jurors would

4:10

most likely believe

4:12

the old senile man and

4:14

it

4:16

would be hard to convict him . So here's

4:18

a passage from it . This

4:21

is on Twitter . Given the intelligence and

4:23

military officials present and the

4:25

topics discussed at the meetings Mr

4:28

Biden recounted for us was

4:30

one answer . Mr Biden should

4:32

have realized that his notes Did

4:35

, or were likely to , contain classified information , but

4:37

taken as a whole , the evidence will

4:40

likely leave jurors with reasonable doubts

4:42

about mr Biden knew he was sharing

4:44

classified information , was while

4:46

one sir and Intended to do

4:48

so . For these jurors , mr Biden's apparent

4:51

laps and failures in February

4:53

and April 2017 will

4:56

likely appear consistent with

4:58

the diminished faculties and

5:00

faulty memory he showed

5:02

in in one answer's interview

5:05

recordings and in our interview

5:07

of him . Therefore , we conclude that the evidence

5:09

did not establish that mr Biden

5:11

will flee disclosed National

5:15

defense information . We

5:20

have also considered that , at trial

5:22

, mr Biden would likely

5:25

present himself to a jury , as he

5:27

did during our interview of him . Asa , sympathetic

5:30

, well-meaning elderly man

5:32

with poor memory . Based

5:35

on our direct interactions with

5:37

and Observations

5:39

of him , he is someone for whom many

5:41

jurors will want to identify reasonable

5:44

doubt . It would be difficult

5:46

to convince a jury that they should convict

5:48

him by then a former president well

5:51

into his 80s of a serious

5:53

felony that requires a mental

5:55

state of Willfulness

5:58

. So

6:00

the special counsel is saying that this guy

6:02

is senile . Yeah

6:05

, he did it . He should have known , but he was senile , so

6:07

therefore he's off the hook . That's

6:10

the official report . I

6:14

that's absolutely

6:16

astonishing , and the

6:18

left continues to come out day

6:20

after day and say that Joe Biden

6:23

is not senile . I

6:25

mean , he clearly is . So during

6:27

this Tucker Carlson interview , joe

6:30

Biden decides to come out and

6:33

address this . So now , why is

6:35

he doing it in the middle of this

6:37

Tucker Carlson interview , the biggest

6:40

interview in the past 10 or 20 years

6:42

where , finally

6:44

, putin is going to talk about his side and

6:47

why he invaded Ukraine . He's

6:49

going to talk about the United States involvement . We're

6:51

going to get questions that have been blackballed from the

6:53

media . So everybody's

6:56

watching this interview . He decides

6:58

to come out during this because

7:00

nobody's watching it . I

7:02

tuned in and there were 500 people

7:04

watching it the President of the United States . 500

7:07

people were watching it . Everybody

7:09

else is watching this interview , so

7:12

we're going to watch it together . It's not long

7:14

, it's about 10 minutes and we're going to talk about it . And

7:17

I'm going to show you something extremely interesting

7:19

. He comes out

7:21

to say that

7:24

he is a perfect

7:26

, sound mind and body , but then he continues

7:29

to confuse world leaders and

7:32

argue with the press . The press came

7:34

at him very hard , which we

7:36

have not really seen during

7:39

his presidency . Let's watch

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this video . Before

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Before I take questions . As

7:59

you know , the special counts release is fine

8:02

as a day about their look

8:04

into my handling of classified documents

8:06

. I was

8:08

pleased to see he reached a firm conclusion

8:10

that no charges

8:12

should be brought against me in

8:14

this case . This was

8:16

an exhaustive investigation going

8:19

back more than 40 years , even

8:22

in the 1970s , when I was still a new

8:24

United States Senator . The

8:26

special counsel acknowledged I cooperated completely

8:29

. I did not throw up any roadblocks

8:31

. I saw it . No delays . In

8:33

fact , I was so determined to give the special

8:35

counsel what he needed . I went forward

8:37

with a five-hour in-person interview

8:40

over two days on

8:42

October , the 8th and 9th of last

8:44

year , even though Israel had just

8:47

been attacked by Hamas on the 7th and

8:49

I was very occupied . It was in the middle of handling an international

8:52

crisis . I was especially

8:54

pleased to see special counsel make clear

8:57

the stark distinction and difference

8:59

between this case and Mr Trump's case

9:01

. The special counsel wrote

9:04

, and I quote several material

9:06

distinctions between Mr Trump's case and

9:08

Mr Biden's are clear , continuing to quote

9:10

most notably after

9:12

giving multiple chances to return classified

9:14

documents to avoid prosecution

9:16

, mr Trump allegedly did the

9:18

opposite . According to the indictment

9:21

, he not only refused to return the documents

9:23

for many months . He also obstructed

9:25

justice by enlisting others

9:27

to destroy evidence and then to lie about

9:29

it . In contrast , we

9:31

want to say Mr Biden turned in classified

9:33

documents to the National Archives

9:36

and the Department of Justice consented to

9:38

the search of multiple locations , including his home , sat

9:41

for a voluntary interview and in

9:43

other ways cooperated with the investigation . End

9:45

of quote . I've seen the headlines

9:48

since the report was released about my

9:50

willful retention of documents . This

9:52

, these assertions not only misleading , they're

9:55

just plain wrong . On

9:57

page 215 , if you had a chance I

9:59

know it's a long , it's a thick document On page 215

10:03

, the report of the special counsel found the exact opposite . Here's

10:06

what he wrote there is , in fact

10:08

, a shortage of evidence that

10:10

I willfully retain classified materials

10:12

related to Afghanistan . On page

10:14

12 , the special counsel also

10:16

wrote for another documents . The

10:19

decision to decline criminal charges

10:21

was straightforward . The evidence

10:23

suggests that Mr Biden did not willfully

10:25

retain these documents . The evidence

10:28

says I did not willfully retain

10:30

these documents . In addition , I

10:32

know there's some attention paid to some language

10:34

in the report about my recollection of events

10:37

. There's even reference that I

10:39

don't remember when

10:41

my son died . How

10:44

in the hell dare he raise that ?

10:49

Anytime Joe Biden is

10:51

backed into a corner , he

10:53

uses his son , beau . His

10:56

son Beau died of cancer . Right

10:58

, horrible to lose a child , but

11:02

he uses his son as a tool . He

11:04

constantly refers to his military service

11:07

and that's why he died from

11:09

Iraq , like

11:12

he lies about it and exaggerates it . So

11:14

anytime he's backed into a corner , he

11:17

goes into I need sympathy mode

11:20

. And he

11:22

turns into well , my son died . And

11:25

how dare you question me ? You

11:27

didn't remember it in the interview . They're

11:32

writing down what the facts of the case are . They're

11:35

writing down what you said

11:37

in the interview

11:40

. That's what they're doing .

11:44

Frankly , when I was asked the question , I thought to myself

11:46

wasn't any of their damn business

11:48

. Let me tell you

11:50

something Some

11:53

of you have commented . I wear since the day he

11:55

died , every single day , the rosary

11:57

he got from our lady of .

12:03

Our lady of . What , joe , do

12:06

you now remember , or

12:09

is it just our lady of ? And

12:11

then let's pretend to be emotional .

12:14

Every Memorial Day , we hold a service remembering

12:16

him , attending my friends and family

12:18

and the people who loved him . I Don't

12:20

need anyone . I don't need anyone

12:22

Remind me when he passed

12:25

away or passed away . Simple

12:27

truth is I sat for 500 of you over two

12:30

days of events going back 40

12:32

years . At the same time

12:34

, I was managing international crisis . Their

12:36

task was to make a decision about

12:39

whether to move forward with charges in this case

12:41

. That's their decision

12:43

to make , that's a council's decision to make

12:45

, that's his job , and they

12:47

decided not to move forward For

12:50

any extraneous commentary . They don't know

12:53

what they're talking about . It

12:55

has no place in this report . Bottom line

12:57

as a matter is now closed . I'm

13:00

gonna continue what I've always focused on

13:02

my job of being president of the United States

13:04

of America . I thank you and I'll take

13:06

some questions president Biden

13:09

.

13:10

It's about to go ham . Okay

13:13

, the press let him speak now

13:15

. Listen to this . That this is I Mean

13:19

. They go nuts .

13:21

Something special counsel said in

13:23

his report is that one of the reasons

13:25

you were not charged is because in

13:28

his description , you are a well-meaning elderly

13:31

man with a poor memory .

13:34

I'm well-meaning and I'm an elderly man

13:36

and I know what the hell I'm doing . I've been president . I

13:38

put this country back on his feet .

13:40

I don't need his recommendation , it's totally

13:42

on your memory and can you continue

13:45

as president my memory is so

13:47

bad , I let you speak .

13:50

That's , that's . No

13:53

look my memory is not kept . My memory

13:55

is fine , my memory . Take

13:58

a look at what I've done since I become president . None

14:00

of you thought I could pass any of the things I got passed

14:02

how'd that happen ? You know

14:04

, I guess I just forgot what was going on , only

14:16

by some of you .

14:23

Responsibility for at least being careless with classified

14:25

material . I .

14:27

I take responsibility for not having

14:29

Seen exactly

14:32

what my staff was doing . There's

14:34

, it , goes in and points out things that

14:36

appeared in my garage , things that came out of my home

14:38

, things that were moved were moved Not by

14:40

me but my staff , but my staff

14:43

.

14:45

That's how anybody does it . I mean , do you think Donald

14:47

Trump was physically lifting boxes from

14:50

the White House ? I don't , I don't think so . Look

14:53

how overwhelmed he is . Look

14:56

how overwhelmed he is . But

15:00

look , look how overwhelmed he is . I

15:02

mean the press is is finally

15:04

starting to come at Joe and like dude your

15:06

senile .

15:13

For months . When you were asked about your age

15:15

, you would respond with the words watch

15:17

me , watch any American . People have

15:19

been watching and they have expressed concerns

15:22

about your age .

15:23

That is your judgment . That is

15:25

your judgment .

15:26

No , it's not . The

15:29

polls are overwhelmingly

15:32

left , right , center , overwhelming

15:36

. The concern is your mental competence

15:38

. That's not her

15:40

opinion , but that's how . That's

15:43

how sad this situation is

15:45

, just sad . The people surrounding

15:47

him or telling him he's fine , he's

15:50

convinced that he's fine they're

15:52

hiding the fact that the American people

15:54

don't , don't want you as president because they don't feel

15:56

that you're mentally competent . So

15:59

he , but he believes , because he's a

16:01

seen-eye old man , he

16:05

believes that this is Okay

16:09

, that , no , that's not true . That's your opinion . You're

16:11

trying to twist something around , but

16:13

the polls are crystal clear

16:15

. We went over them a couple of days ago

16:17

on the show .

16:21

That is not the judgment of the press they

16:23

expressed concerns about your mental acuity

16:25

.

16:25

They say that you are too old . Mr President

16:27

, in December you told me that you believe there

16:30

are many other Democrats who could defeat

16:32

Donald Trump , so why does it have to be

16:34

you ? Now , what ? What is your ?

16:35

answer Most qualified person in this

16:37

country , be president United States and finish the job

16:39

I started . I

16:48

did not share classified information

16:51

. I did not share with

16:53

my go-to . I did not guarantee you did

16:55

not . Well , no , they

16:57

did not say that . He did not say

16:59

that . Let me answer

17:01

your question . The

17:04

fact of the matter is what I didn't want repeated

17:06

I didn't want him to not , I didn't read

17:08

it to him was I had written a long

17:11

memorandum to President Obama why

17:13

we should not be in this in

17:16

Afghanistan , and I was

17:18

of those multiple pages . And

17:20

so what I was referring to I said classified

17:22

it . I should have said it was should

17:24

be private because it was a contact between the

17:26

president and vice president as

17:28

to what was going on . That's what

17:30

he's referring to . It was not classified

17:32

information in that document . That

17:35

was not .

17:42

I mean listen to them going after him

17:44

. This is a dumpster fire for Joe Biden

17:47

.

17:53

When you look back at this incident is there anything

17:55

you would do differently now , and do you think

17:57

that a special prosecutor should have been

17:59

appointed in the first place in both of these cases

18:01

? First

18:04

of all , what I would have done

18:06

is Overseeing the transfer

18:09

of the material that was in my

18:11

office in my offices . I

18:13

should have done that , if

18:16

I go back . I didn't have a responsibility that

18:18

there was . My staff was supposed to that and they referenced

18:20

that in the report , and my

18:23

staff did not do it in the way

18:25

that , for example , I didn't

18:27

know how half the boxes got in my garage

18:30

Until I found out . Staff

18:32

gathered them up , put them together and took them

18:34

to the garage in my home and All

18:36

the stuff that was in my home was in filing

18:38

cabinets that were either locked or able to be locked

18:40

. It was in my house . It

18:42

wasn't out in like in Mar-a-Lago

18:45

in a public place where and none

18:47

of it was high classified Didn't have any that

18:49

.

18:51

What were these documents in Mar-a-Lago

18:54

were kept ? Were not in a public place

18:56

. There are public places , but they were

18:58

kept in the private quarters of President

19:01

Trump , where the Secret Service protects

19:03

it , not in his

19:05

garage in In Delaware

19:08

Next to his Corvette , with

19:10

no security . I mean

19:12

, that's a fundamental difference . You want

19:14

to call it a public place ? Yeah , I

19:16

guess it's not . It's a private club . But

19:19

if you want to say that people are on the property

19:22

, yeah , that's fine . But Mar-a-Lago

19:24

is huge and it's

19:27

locked in his room red stuff on

19:29

it .

19:29

You know what I mean around the corners , none of

19:31

that . And so I wish

19:33

I had paid more attention

19:35

to how the documents were being moved

19:37

to work . I thought they were being moved to the archives

19:40

. I thought all of us being moved . That's

19:42

what I thought . Now , what was the last part of your question

19:44

? Appointed

19:47

in this case and in the case of your rival

19:49

, president , I think a special council

19:51

should have been appointed , and the reason I think

19:53

a special Counsel should have been appointed is

19:56

because I did not want to be in a position that

19:58

they looked at Trump and weren't gonna look at me

20:00

.

20:02

He just admitted . I wanted them to look

20:04

at me so that nobody

20:07

could use that against me . With

20:09

Donald Trump , you

20:13

think the person that him or his administration

20:16

picked to Look into

20:18

it was actually gonna come forward with criminal

20:20

charges , like they did for Donald Trump ?

20:23

Just like they looked at the vice president and

20:25

the fact is , they made a firm conclusion . I

20:28

did not break the law period

20:30

. Thank you all .

20:32

That's not what they said . They didn't

20:34

say that you didn't break the law . They

20:39

said that you

20:41

Would not be

20:43

a good defendant because you're too old and feeble

20:46

minded to Be

20:48

believed by a jury . Therefore , it would

20:50

be reasonable doubt that you had criminal intent

20:52

. I mean , that's what it was

20:55

. You're just too old and forgetful that

20:58

we just assumed you didn't really realize

21:00

it was happening . I mean

21:02

, that's that's . That's

21:05

the reason . Now

21:14

he's out of the clear . Joe's

21:16

out of the clear . He kind

21:18

of stumbled , stepped his way through it . It

21:21

was not the best , the press is pissed

21:23

, but he's out . He's on his way out

21:25

. You

21:29

made it , joe , get out of there . Oh

21:40

boy , you know the

21:42

entire team Is

21:45

behind it . Like this guy came out and was

21:47

like , oh my god , come on , joe , thank God that's over . Entire

21:51

teams . Like , oh my god , he's going back to the microphone

21:53

. The teleprompter speech is over

21:55

. So now it's just Joe's

21:57

mind which is . It's just nothing in there

21:59

.

22:05

I'm of the view , as you know , that

22:08

the conduct , the conduct

22:10

of the response

22:13

In

22:17

Gaza , in the Gaza Strip , has

22:20

been over

22:22

the top . I

22:25

think that , as

22:29

you know , initially

22:32

President of Mexico CC

22:34

did not want to open up the gate

22:36

to allow humanitarian material

22:39

to get in the president

22:41

of Mexico Didn't

22:44

open the border to Gaza

22:46

in Israel .

22:48

That that's literally what

22:50

he just said , after he

22:53

talked about how his mental competence is perfectly

22:55

fine .

22:57

That's , that's literally what

23:00

he just said did not want to open up the gate to

23:02

allow . I think

23:04

that , as

23:08

you know , initially

23:10

the president of Mexico CC

23:13

did not want to open up the gate

23:15

to allow Humanitarian material

23:18

to get in . I talked to

23:20

, I convinced open the gate . I

23:22

talked to be be to open the gate on the Israeli

23:24

side . I've been pushing really hard

23:27

, really hard , to get humanitarian

23:29

Assistance in to Gaza . There

23:31

are a lot of innocent people who are starving , a

23:33

lot of innocent people who are in trouble

23:36

and dying , and it's got to stop

23:38

. Number one , number two I

23:41

was also in the position that I'm the guy

23:43

that made the case that

23:45

we have to do much more to increase

23:47

the amount of Material going in , including

23:49

fuel , including other items

23:52

. I've been on the phone with the Qataris

23:54

, I've been on the phone with the Egyptians , I've been

23:56

on phone with the Saudis to get

23:58

as much aid as we possibly can Into

24:01

Gaza . There are innocent people and

24:03

some women and children who are also

24:05

in bad and badly need of help

24:07

, and so that's what we're pushing , and

24:09

I'm pushing very hard now to

24:11

deal with this hostage ceasefire Because

24:14

, as you know , I've been working tirelessly

24:17

in this deal . How

24:19

can I say this without revealing , to

24:22

lead to a sustained pause in

24:25

the fighting , in the

24:27

actions taking place in in

24:29

the Gaza Strip , and

24:31

Because I think if we could

24:33

get the delay for that , the

24:37

initial delay , I think

24:39

that we would be able to extend

24:42

that so that

24:44

we could increase the prospect

24:46

that this fighting in Gaza

24:48

changes . There's also negotiations

24:50

. You may recall the

24:53

very beginning . Right after

24:56

, right before Hamas attacked , I

24:59

was in contact with the Saudis and others

25:01

to work out a deal where they

25:03

would recognize Israel's right to exist

25:05

, let them make them part of the Middle

25:07

East and recognize them fully and return

25:10

for certain things that the United States

25:12

would commit to do . And the commitment

25:14

that we were proposed to do related

25:17

to two , two items . I'm not

25:19

going to go in detail , but one of them

25:21

was to deal with Protection

25:24

against their arch enemy to the Northwest

25:27

a Northeast , I should say . The

25:29

second one , by providing ammunition

25:32

and material for them to defend themselves . Coincidentally

25:36

, that's the timeframe

25:38

when this broke out . I have no proof

25:40

what I'm about to say , but it's not a

25:42

reasonable suspect that the

25:44

Hamas understood what was about to take place

25:47

and wanted to break it up before

25:49

it happens .

26:04

Wow , what

26:06

a dumpster fire . What

26:11

a dumpster fire . I

26:13

am a perfect , sound

26:15

mind and body . She

26:25

knew , watched

26:27

her community and just destroyed

26:30

, just

26:51

spoke , just

26:53

misspoke . However , he

27:00

does it all the time and

27:05

that's the main issue . This is a constant

27:07

thing . He's constantly confusing world

27:14

leaders names . He's constantly confusing

27:16

the scenarios

27:19

, the situations , anything that's going

27:21

on . It's sad

27:24

. It's not like

27:26

I don't think

27:28

that he has

27:30

like horrible intentions

27:32

to destroy the country . I

27:34

just think he's incompetent and that's more dangerous

27:36

than being intentional and

27:40

I think the people around him are using him

27:42

to get what they want , to

27:46

get their war money , to get

27:48

their kickbacks for Ukraine

27:50

and Israel

27:53

and Gaza , and it's

27:55

sad . I mean , it's horrifically sad

27:58

. So let's

28:02

listen to CNN . Just

28:04

this brief clip CNN talking

28:06

about this speech

28:09

here .

28:10

Can I just say I mean on this point about Mexico I

28:12

mean he misspoke on the name of the country

28:14

in the context of a larger answer about

28:16

what he's doing to try to get humanitarian

28:18

assistance into Gaza .

28:20

Straight to back in a month Straight

28:23

. He misspoke . Okay , like I said

28:25

, I would say that under

28:27

normal circumstances if he didn't misspeak

28:30

every time he got on top

28:32

of the microphone , if

28:35

the like seven , I

28:37

think it's like 75%

28:39

of the country thinks

28:41

the country's going in the wrong direction and

28:44

significantly more than half of the country

28:46

feels that Joe Biden is in serious

28:49

cognitive decline and do not

28:51

have faith in him To

28:55

lead the country . If you take

28:57

the totality of those circumstances and

28:59

you put them together , it's reasonable

29:02

to believe that he did not misspeak

29:04

. But

29:06

ironically , when Trump

29:09

confused Nancy

29:12

Pelosi with Nikki

29:15

Haley , cnn

29:17

said that Donald Trump

29:19

has a mental decline . Are

29:21

you kidding me ?

29:24

So is it a perfect answer ? Is it great

29:26

to misspeak ? No , it's never great to misspeak . I

29:28

promise everybody on this panel

29:30

right now has misspoken and said the wrong name

29:33

or the wrong date in

29:35

a conversation . But he's

29:37

explaining in

29:39

great detail the work that he's doing

29:41

to try to ease that crisis , and so

29:44

I don't think that we should lose

29:46

sight of the fact that he's explaining the work that

29:48

he's doing as president and gets so

29:50

hung up on one word Can

29:52

I just say I mean on this point about Mexico . I mean

29:54

he misspoke .

29:57

It's nonsense . The guy is not mentally

30:00

well . I'm sorry , the

30:02

guy is not mentally well . He's not ready

30:04

. He's not prepared to be

30:07

the

30:09

president of the United States . Again , sorry

30:11

, he cannot do it . He

30:15

cannot do it . He does not have what

30:17

it takes and

30:21

it's leading our country

30:23

in just a really terrible

30:26

direction . Let's

30:30

check out this clip . I haven't watched this clip

30:32

, but this just popped up . Let's look at this .

30:36

Well , it's cruel on us too . I

30:38

mean , the man's got seen our dementia . I've been saying

30:40

that to some of them . Oh , don't be so beastly

30:43

, nigel . No , he's got seen our dementia . He's

30:46

not just the leader of America , he's a leader

30:48

of the free world and under

30:50

his tenure many of these awful

30:52

things around the world have happened . Doesn't

30:54

mean it's all his fault , but he

30:57

is clearly totally incapable

30:59

of the job and I don't

31:01

agree with you , stephen . I don't think it will be

31:03

a Trump-Biden runoff . I think

31:05

they'll ditch him before the

31:07

Democrat convention takes place in July . I

31:10

think he's just too embarrassing . His

31:12

personal approval ratings are falling

31:14

and falling and falling . They're down in the mid-30s

31:17

and that in America is a sort of historic

31:19

lows . No , I think they'll

31:21

get rid of him . I think what was interesting about yesterday

31:24

was a lot of

31:26

the more liberal media have turned

31:28

a blind eye to his mental deficiencies

31:31

. Now they're all looking

31:33

at it , and I mean , what do you think about it To hold

31:35

a press conference and say , hey guys , my

31:38

mind is fine , and then

31:40

to confuse who the

31:42

president of Mexico is with Egypt

31:44

? In this very same week , you've talked

31:46

about President Mitterrand being

31:48

still in charge of France when he died in 1996

31:51

. I mean , look , literally

31:53

every single day now there

31:55

is something that happens that is literally cringe-making

31:58

. So , no , I think they've got to get rid of it .

32:01

And you think they'll get rid of him for almost

32:03

anyone , or is there

32:05

a frontrunner name that you can predict now

32:07

?

32:08

Well , clearly the sort of good-looking , charming

32:11

Democrat is Gavin Newsom

32:13

, who is the governor of California , very

32:16

articulate , would play

32:18

well on the media . His problem , of course

32:20

, is that under his tenure California

32:23

has had some catastrophic problems

32:25

and it would be difficult for him to shake

32:27

that off . There's nobody else obvious

32:30

other than

32:32

the real outsider that keeps

32:34

being talked about . Now , whether we take this seriously

32:36

or not , I don't know , but Michelle

32:38

Obama's name keeps being

32:41

raised . Now I

32:43

just don't know . I would have thought that

32:46

, after all those years in the White

32:48

House and living under that pressure , and

32:50

given that Barrack is now that David

32:52

Attenborough of America doing

32:54

wildlife programs at Incredibly

32:57

Popular , why the hell would you want

32:59

to give it all up ? But

33:01

that is the one that's constantly being ruined

33:03

.

33:05

I don't know . I don't know if

33:07

they're going to swap

33:09

Joe out and I think , listen

33:12

, Joe's the president of the United States . If he says

33:15

I'm going to rerun , he's going

33:17

to rerun . I mean , there's not really much anybody

33:19

can do about it . They have to

33:21

convince him to

33:23

step down . But convincing him to step

33:25

down means that he's admitting

33:28

that he is in cognitive decline and

33:30

that's going to be his legacy for his

33:32

family forever . I

33:37

don't know . Gavin Newsom , I

33:40

mean I don't know . Trump is way up in the polls

33:42

. If it continues this

33:44

way , Joe Biden's going to get destroyed

33:47

in 2024

33:49

. Don't

33:52

take that as you don't need to vote . You

33:54

need to vote . I

33:56

don't care if the polls say there's a 150%

33:59

chance that Trump is going to be president of the United States . You

34:02

need to go out there and vote , because

34:05

that's how they get you . They

34:07

say , oh yeah , they're destroying , they're killing , they're

34:09

leading , they're going to get destroyed

34:11

. And then nobody goes out and

34:15

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