Biden's Boring, Rambling Press Conference Might Have Saved Him

Politics Politics Politics

Justin Robert Young

History, News

4.6 • 870 Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2024

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Immediately after Biden's first press conference of the year, Justin reacts to a rambling and boring performance that might have saved his presidency.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody did a little live stream for Biden's big boy press conference here are my thoughts right after it ended
0:07.4	The entire live stream is on our YouTube and available as a podcast for patrons at take politics seriously.
0:15.0	Come. Enjoy.
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0:21.0	a daily tech news show, and just another pilot. Politics Politics! Politics! Politics! Politics! And there we go, that's the game. The game.
0:43.0	You should have.
0:45.0	And there we go.
0:50.0	That's the game.
0:53.0	You should have you should play this right before we get asleep so I can
0:58.0	I know I know it was very boring, but again, you know, a boring is good for Joe Biden right now.
1:10.3	Disaster is bad. B boring is good.
1:15.0	I believe that this does help him save his presidency.
1:27.0	I don't think that it helps him win the election. Oh shit, look at this.
1:29.0	Look at our boy. Look at our boy! Look at our boy!
1:32.0	Look! That's our boy, Tomwell Bianco.
1:36.0	24 sight.
1:38.0	He's on this live stream.
1:41.0	Look at that.
1:42.0	We love to see it.
1:43.2	No doubt.
1:44.2	All right, he was texting me throughout that.
1:45.9	So if he says anything lying, I'll bust him on it
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