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The polls for Joe Biden are just abysmal at this point.

Among Hispanic voters, he is down below 20%.

According to the National Review, Ed Morrissey is pointing out that everyone in comedy

world is now tagging them, as we pointed out yesterday on the show.

And now Joe Biden is getting smacked around by the media for being insufficiently committed to climate change legislation or executive orders.

The ABC News headline about Joe Biden announcing executive actions to address climate change, quote,

Biden to announce executive actions on climate change that still falls short.

So he hasn't even announced the executive action yet, but apparently he's already falling short. Things are getting very, very rough for Joe Biden. And again, the real reason for this is because once the polls start to go for him, there's nothing left. The only reason that Joe Biden is presidents of the United States is because the Democratic party believes that he is a stand-in for what comes next. Well, at the point that he becomes inconvenient,

they start thinking, well, what comes next? The problem for them, of course, is there is no next. If Joe Biden was the stand-in, if he was just the sort of paper tiger who was there to be removed at the moment that he became unpopular, you would imagine they would have to have something backing that up. The problem for them, of course, is that they don't. They have pretty much nothing.

Well, all of this has reared its ugly head with regard to Joe Biden and his climate emergency declaration. He's stuck now between a rock and a hard place. The fact is that our gas prices are

incredibly high because of environmental policy. But now there's a big heat wave. And his answer to the

heat wave is more of that garbage environmental policy that is likely to lead to higher gas prices. So he's really, really stuck here. And when he's in a bind, Joe Biden always, always veers to his left. He always attempts to placate his base. The Wall Street Journal says, President Biden, who has at times expressed reluctance to take executive action to get around gridlock in Congress, is coming under increasing pressure by Democratic lawmakers and activists to make greater use of an authority.

Some in the party have been skeptical of in the past, emergency powers.

The president is facing calls to declare a public health emergency to expand access to abortions

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