Joe Biden finally ends Bernie's red dreams.

Biden gets aggressive with Michigan voters and coronavirus continues to haunt the country.

I'm Ben Shapiro.

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Well, I know that right now you're thinking yourself, where did this sexy new voice come from, Ben Shapiro? Well, the answer is that it came from not sleeping for a full week, thanks to my child, combined with a fast day earlier this week. So no, I'm not dying of coronavirus, and no, it has not translated into this brand new, Barry White-like voice. No, indeed, this is just me being a little bit

dried out. So hopefully my voice will be back to its nasal self quite soon. Well, the big news

last night, Joe Biden has taken command of the Democratic race. He won four states, including

Michigan in the primaries last night. And that puts an end to Bernie Sanders and his red dreams,

which is great news for the country.

It really is good news for the country because it would have been very bad if one of our major

parties had circulated around a human being who was a backer of every communist regime known

to man and was basically a Soviet fellow traveler for 30 years before the Soviet Union

actually fell.

Now, that's a good thing.

I know there are a lot of

people in Republican, conservative circles who today are a little bit upset because they feel

like Bernie Sanders was more beatable than Joe Biden. First of all, I think that Biden is eminently

beatable. If Donald Trump cannot beat a geriatric, half senile, half corrupt Joe Biden, then honestly

that's on Trump. I mean, seriously, that's on Trump. Joe Biden is not a formidable candidate by any stretch of the imagination. If Trump is unable to beat him, that is on no one except for President Trump. There are a lot of ways in which Hillary Clinton was actually a more formidable candidate than Joe Biden, namely that Hillary Clinton was capable of stringing a sentence together from time to time and was not apparently going senile, which had other health problems, but senility was not one of them. When I say that Biden is senile, by the way, again, this is not ageism. This is called using your eyeballs. It's called using your ears. When you watch Joe Biden talk, the man can barely hold it together for a particular period of time. And this is why his campaign has already said. he's going to start doing shorter speeches, not longer speeches. Look for him to barely be on the campaign trail in long, drawn out scenarios. In fact, there's supposed to be a debate next week. It's supposed to take place between Joe Biden and Bernie, because Bernie isn't dropping out. He's going to carry this thing all the way to the convention so he can try to parlay his delegates into some sort of power inside the DNC. Well, they're supposed to basically have a one-on-one debate for two hours, no audience. Now, normally, that would really help Biden. The reason there's no audience, of course, is because of coronavirus. Coronavirus concerns had both Biden and Bernie canceling rallies last night. Biden gave his victory speech to a half-empty house,

essentially. It was very weird dynamic. But they're supposed to have a debate. The way that debates

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