The Michael Barry Joe Joe Biden was on MSNBC recently and inexplicably. He just walks off the set. That in and of itself is no big deal.

But they hadn't gone to break yet. He just just borders and was off. Amber alert pop off walked off again.

Mr. President, thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you.

Don't go anywhere. It's a very exciting day around here.

The visual, I can play the audio. I guess I should have realized you can't see it. Just see it for yourself. Joe Biden walks off the set on MSNBC.

Just trust me. It's good. But that wasn't the best part of the interview.

Joe Biden once again, Mr. President of the United States quotes the Constitution or says he's quoting the Constitution.

But in fact, he's quoting the Declaration of Independence, which is a completely separate document. But why would he know that?

Some of your former Senate colleagues on the judiciary committee would go as far as to say that it's anti-democratic. Do you agree with that?

Well, you know, if I say it's not a democratic panic, it gets a lot of trouble.

But it is its value system is different than and it's as respect for institutions is different.

And in that sense, it is, it is not as embracing of of all what I think the Constitution says.

We hold these truths. We sell that all men and women are created equal and down by their crater.

So you unique this of America. We never fully lived up to we never walked away from it.

And this court seems to say that no, that's not always the case.

The idea there's no right of privacy in the Constitution, giving states power that we fought a war over in 1960.

You know, I just think it's this is not your father's Republican party.

The Constitution of the United States does not use the language of the Declaration of Independence.

They're separated by 13 years.

They're completely entirely separate documents.

The Declaration of Independence declares to the King of England and the world that we are no longer your colony.

We are 13 independent states coming together as a continental congress as part of a confederacy of states declaring that we are no longer part of your monarchy of your empire.

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