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Slack.com slash DHQ. Joe Biden will be 82 years old in 2024. He will not exactly be a spring

chicken, but nevertheless, he intends to run for re-election.

Have you decided whether you are going to run for re-election in 2024? You haven't set

up a re-election campaign yet as your predecessor had by this time.

My predecessor needed to. My predecessor. Oh, God, I miss it. No, an answer is yes. My plan

is to run for re-election. That's my expectation.

That's his expectation. Running at 82 is very impressive. But more impressive is actually

that Joe Biden expects to be voting at 182, which will be much easier if Democrats get their

election reform packaged through. We will examine all the many people who should not be

in our politics. I'm Michael Noles. This is Michael Noles' show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday from Victor Montereo Adames, who

says, if women are better than men at everything, why are some women identifying themselves as

men, for example, Ellen Elliott Page. Well, that's very simple because they're better

than men at being men. That's actually one of the strong arguments for whatever nonsense

Joe Biden was saying the other day. Of course, it cuts the other way when you start talking

about people like Caitlin Jenner or whoever else. But I think that there's a strong argument

to be had for them, much stronger than the arguments that Joe Biden gave yesterday in

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