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Slack.com slash DHQ. Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin met yesterday in Geneva

for their first sit-down since Joe took office. And after years of Democrats attacking

President Trump for allegedly going too easy on Russia, oh, Joe Biden really let Putin

have a piece of his mind. Yeah, that's right. No more Mr. Nice guy. Joe had a clear message

for Putin. If you're going to attack our critical infrastructure, you better make sure you

only attack some of it. Another I always spend a great deal of time on was cyber and

cyber security. I talked about the proposition that certain critical infrastructures should

be off limits to attack period by cyber any other means. I gave them a list. If I'm not

mistaken, I don't have it in front of me. 16 specific entities. 16 defined as critical infrastructure

under US policy. Yeah, number 17, you can blow that thing to smithereens by those 16

no way. Joe actually went harder at a CNN reporter during this trip than he did at Putin. Because

according to our prevailing culture, the US Congress, the social media, the victory

of the secret, the real threats we face don't come from our adversaries abroad. They

come from racism, sexism and fat phobia. I'm Michael Nolz. This is the Michael Nolz show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday from Trucker Pete who says, give nothing

to the left. It'll never be enough. Very important message. It seems simple, but somehow people

don't get it. This has to do with Juneteenth. This has to do with Marjorie Taylor Greene.

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