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President Biden has finally responded to mounting evidence of his public corruption involving multi-million dollar bribes

by Ukrainian oligarch Mikola Zlochevsky, owner of Berezma, a man who according to an FBI informant referred to Biden as the big guy in the bribery scheme.

Lots of evidence, serious allegations. Here's Joe Biden's response.

Oh, just such a dumb question. Why are you such a big fat ugly stupid head?

I'm rubbering your glue jack.

If I didn't already think Biden was guilty before, and to be clear, I very much did think that he was guilty before, I certainly would now.

He's got no answer. He's got basically no defense.

And the crazy thing about our political system is, probably won't matter. I'm Michael Noles, it's the Michael Noles show.

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A lot of new presidential candidates in the race, and they're raising a lot of important points, not about who's ultimately going to win or become president,

but about the way the political system works, including Cornell West, a radical leftist who seems to have more in common with Trump supporters than he does with Biden.

We'll get to that in just a little bit first though. Joe Biden actually could lose the first two 2024 presidential contests.

I don't say primaries because some states do caucuses, some states do primaries. They're a little bit of a different system.

Biden could lose the first two.

And it's for a whole sort of Fakakta reason about how Biden wanted the primary contests to begin in South Carolina because, one, it's easier to control South Carolina in terms of the Democratic Party machine.

But two, he thinks he's going to do better there than in say Iowa and New Hampshire.

The party hasn't totally gone along with that. Iowa and New Hampshire are not happy about that.

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