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Slack.com slash DHQ. No one thinks Joe Biden is particularly with it. First, we had

President Trump calling him sleepy Joe, right? Then we had conservatives generally raising

questions about Biden's cognitive decline. Then even you'd get the occasional leak from

a Democrat, acknowledging it. But now, you know, things are really bad. When Joe Biden's

own current Secretary of State refuses to answer a national television, whether or not

the President knows what's going on. Does the President not know what's going on?

This is an incredibly emotional time for many of us, including allies and partners,

who've been shoulder to shoulder with us in Afghanistan for 20 years at high cost to

themselves as well as to us. They stood with us after 9-11, invoked Article 5 of NATO

for the first time and attacked on one as an attack on all.

So, respectfully, look, I'm not questioning whether or not the allies have a right to

complain. I'm not questioning whether or not Al Qaeda has a presence. The President

said Al Qaeda is gone. It's not gone. The President said he's not heard any criticism from

the allies. There's been a lot of criticism from the allies. Words matter and the words

of the President matter most. Does the President know what's going on? Well, you see Chris,

that's an emotional time. I had an omelet for breakfast today. My middle name is Philip.

How many things can I say to avoid answering this question? Wouldn't it be that hard to

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