Hey, everybody, we got a great one this week, and this time, this time, I finally mean it.

And you'll know it's true because I got Dahlia Lithwick on this year's Supreme Court

decisions, specifically on presidential immunity and the Chevron doctrine, the two most egregious rulings,

well, two of the most seriously egregious rulings. We'll get into that in a couple

minutes, but first a few words on President Biden's Thursday evening press conference. I'm

recording this on Friday morning.

Now, during his nearly one-hour press conference, Biden spent a majority of the time speaking

about foreign policy, which was fitting because he had been hosting the NATO summit.

And I think it was clear that the president is most comfortable talking about

foreign policy. And I think to some extent he went into greater detail on that than he had to

because, well, that's where he's most comfortable. Last week on the podcast, I was critical

of his interview with George Stephanopoulos, which had followed

the disastrous debate performance by about a week. Thursday night's performance was more sure-footed,

though he did start off by calling Vice President Harris, Vice President Trump, which is fine.

I know he knows the difference.

Thing is, 50 million Americans watch that debate, and you can't unsee that.

And last night, he did not put the rest, the question of whether he should stay at the top

of the ticket.

But then again, I don't have to provide the answer to that one.

That's going to have to be answered by Democratic office holders.

And George Clooney, who loves Joe Biden, just doesn't think he should run for re-election.

But they're running out of time.

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