Joe Biden met with world leaders this weekend to discuss foreign policy at the G7 conference.

And he couldn't even remember the difference between the most recent countries that we have bombed.

We could work together with Russia, for example. In Libya, we should be opening up the

the passes to be able to go through and provide food assistance and economic assistance to

a population that's in real trouble. I think I'm going to try very much hard to, by the way,

there's places where I shouldn't be starting off negotiating in public here, but let me say it this

way. Russia has engaged in activities which we believe are contrary to international norms,

but they have also bitten off some real problems. They're going to have trouble chewing on.

And for example, the rebuilding of Syria, of Libya, you know, this is, they're there.

And the, in Afghanistan, who's becaus, yeah, that, that was the Libya and Syria are different

countries, though President Biden doesn't recognize that. He's so this vibrant man, got more votes

than anyone ever in the history of voting. He's probably got more votes than Assad.

Joe Biden's performance was a laughing stock, as was the whole G7 summit, but it won't matter

because members of the ruling elite never seem to face consequences for their actions.

From BLM race hustlers and hoax artists to the big tech oligarchs, who just censored a US

center just happened, to the self-loving Jeff Tuben, getting reinstated on CNN after

pleasuring himself on a Zoom call. But we will hold them to account on Michael Nolz, this the Michael

Nolz show. Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment from Friday is from socially dangerous

element, who says, it sounds as if people who don't believe in the concept of sin are using the

term whiteness as a stand-in for sin. That's true. That's exactly what they're doing.

The difference, of course, between the traditional Christian understanding of sin and the current

woke understanding of whiteness as sin is that in Christianity there's redemption. And in

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