Hello and welcome to another edition of the Byron York Show, the No Chit Chat Podcast.

We'd like to get right into it and what we're going to get into today is President Biden's

amazing impressive performance at his news conference on Wednesday, his news conference

to mark his first year in office.

There's a lot to talk about because Biden talked for, I believe, 112 minutes.

That would be eight minutes short of two hours. I think he was in part trying to show that he

had the physical stamina to do that. But if you talk for 112 minutes, you cover a lot of things.

So there's a bunch to talk about. But today, what I want to do is I want to talk about Biden trying

to try to undercut faith in the 2022 elections and the integrity of the elections.

And I wrote a newsletter about this and the headline is Biden stop the steal and indeed that

appears to be basically what the president is saying. So let's start. It's common place to hear

Democrats and their allies in the media refer to what they call the big lie. And by that,

they mean former president Donald Trump's claims that Democrats rigged the 2020 vote in a number

of states and that Trump, in fact, won the presidential election. Now, indeed, that is not true. Trump,

in fact, lost. But now Biden is claiming that Republicans are rigging the 2022 vote in a number

of states in order to win the elections. He said it outright in Georgia recently and he reiterated

at that news conference on Wednesday. And that is not true either. So as Trump did throughout 2020,

Biden has been setting the stage for claims of a rigged election. When Georgia passed a voting

reform bill, Biden referred to it as, quote, Jim Crow on steroids. He supported Major League

Baseball to pulling out the all-star game out of Georgia. He spoke darkly of voter suppression.

In a speech he gave in Atlanta on January 11th, an incendiary speech, he accused Republicans of

plotting to, quote, subvert this year's midterms elections. Now, if you think I'm overemphasizing

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