Welcome to another edition or episode of After Dark on the America Outlaw Talk Radio Network.

I am glad you could join us tonight.

My co-host tonight, of course, is Heather Robinson, a contributor for the New York Post.

Heather, how are you tonight?

I'm doing all right, Rob.

Thank you. How are you?

Heather, I'm doing great. We've got a lot to talk about tonight. One of the things that's top of mind

that I didn't really realize until I saw it being discussed on one of the news channels is that this is

the 15th anniversary of us taking out bin Laden, Osama bin Laden.

It's hard to believe that 15 years ago.

Barack Obama, yes, Barack Obama, the Democratic president, who for the most part, in my opinion,

has caused so much consternation in, or

disruption, should I say, in today's society. It's just unbelievable. But he did something good

15 years ago. Yep, yep. When he took out Osama bin Laden, and you know what? The United States, we all celebrated and we thanked him.

There wasn't any divisiveness. No one was questioning what he did. Well, I say no one.

I've got to say that Joe Biden was against it. Joe Biden said, don't do it. It's too risky.

We cannot go in.

And this is the same Joe Biden who voted for us to go into Iraq.

But he said, don't go get bin Laden.

I wonder why.

And Robert Gates, the former, I think it was the secretary of state, what was, he was a former United States Secretary of Defense.

He has since said that Joe Biden has been wrong on every, what was it, every decision related to foreign affairs during his entire time on the hill. That's almost like 50 years.

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