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I mean, Biden just, Biden was warned. Biden knew what he was doing and he did it anyway.

He's such a bad person. He's legitimately a bad person and we like, we lay that out in the book.

Like, this is who he's always been from like early on as a senator and what he did with Vietnam,

trying to keep Vietnamese refugees out of the country, like at the end of the Vietnam war.

It's like exactly the same thing, like four decades later. I mean, he's the exact same guy.

It's awful. Okay, let's get this started because this is getting good and we should record this.

That's right. Let's not waste it all here.

Liz Wheeler show episode 411, take one.

It's a little hard to believe that it's been two years since this happened. I living in media myself,

I'm aware of how collectively short our attention span has gotten. Like, if there's a negative

story planted about you in the media, you have to wait less than 24 hours before people are like,

oh, look, a shiny squirrel this way and it's like done. But this was one of the events of the Biden

administration that was a deliberate political choice. I would argue not something that arbitrarily

happened that crossed party lines. There are not too many issues like that. I would argue maybe

COVID lockdowns, at least at this point, the transgender issue, Hunter Biden corruption,

and we have the Biden's botched withdrawal of Afghanistan that not just caused people to feel

emotion on the right, but I mean, there was legitimate anger from people on both sides of the aisle,

his deliberate abandonment of precious human life in Afghanistan. Jerry Dunlavy and James Hassan

just wrote an amazing definitive account of what happened, kind of behind the scenes corruption,

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