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Slack.com slash DHQ. Joe Biden's bad week just got worse as Democrats call him racist

and the mainstream media, but I repeat myself, accuse him of corruption, very bad. Then

a black NFL star pushes back at Democrats on yesterday's reparations hearings on Capitol

Hill. Finally, the mailbag on Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles show.

Absolutely brutal week for Joe Biden. Tough times for him. On Tuesday, I didn't even want

to cover this story at first because I thought it was people making something out of nothing.

I now realize this story of what Joe Biden said, how people are reacting to it actually

does tell you about a major issue that the Democrats are grappling with. What did he say?

He was at a fundraiser at the Carlisle in New York City on Tuesday night. Joe Biden

cited his ability to work with two segregationist Democrat senators as evidence that you can

be civil even with people that you disagree with. That's how you can come together and get

something accomplished for the country. He was referring to the segregationist senators

James O. Eastland of Mississippi and Herman Talmadge of Georgia. He, in typical Joe Biden

awkward old timey joke way, he came in and he said, you know, they never called me boy,

but they called me son. They never called me boy like racists will call black men boys.

They called me son because they were of this older school and I disagreed with them, but

we came together and worked together. This story is being twisted, not really so much by

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