It was a wide-ranging conversation that the president had with Scott Pelley. They talked about Taiwan

inflation, classified documents, and a whole lot more. Scott Pelley, who is with 60 minutes,

every time I see him do an interview, I always wonder because he always has this inquisitive

look on his face and he will nod as the person is talking. And I wonder, when you see Joe Biden

talk who looks old and feeble and is ridiculous, like, are you really like intrigued by what he's

saying or is this just all an accident? I don't know which is worse to actually be intrigued

by what he's saying or to be faking it and not holding the guy accountable because this is the

most 60 minutes thing ever. So he, they go to the Detroit auto show with Biden. This was obviously

taken before he went to England to the Queen's funeral. And he says something Casey. And they're like,

I don't know whether there was no follow-up or the editors of 60 minutes. This is what we talk

about the mainstream national media being totally in the tank for the Democrat party. So we're

going to play this clip in which Biden unprompted. And there have been multiple works coming out

now that say his AIDS, his handlers were totally caught off guard because well, it's Biden. So he

might even remember that he said it, but he says the pandemic's over. And on 60 minutes,

there's like no follow-up on this. Like the whole interview, regardless of what you were going to be

talking about, should have stopped at that point. And nothing else gets asked other than related to

the pandemic's over. It's okay. Sir, do you regret trying to cost millions of people their jobs?

Do you regret pressuring businesses with fines if they didn't get people vaccinated? Because

clearly these people did not get vaccinated. And yet the pandemic, there's just there's no, so for the

guy whose facial expressions are, I Uber zoned into every word you have to say to have no follow-up.

Now that it's over, how do you feel about your performance? So here is the audio itself. Take a

listen. Mr. President, first Detroit auto show in three years. Yeah. It's the pandemic over.

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