All right, let's get to the President of the United States demanding or suggesting probably a more fair word, that the governor of New York resign.

So Mr. Biden involved himself in the state situation here in New York with Andrew Cuomo,

who has been accused by the Attorney General of inappropriate behavior with a number of women, including a state

trooper. Here's what the president said. Are you now calling on him to resign? Yes. And if he

doesn't resign, do you believe he should be impeached and removed from office? Let's take one thing

at a time here. I think he should resign. I understand that the

state legislature may decide to impeach. Now that was very unusual. In fact, I'm trying to remember

if any other president has ever done that before in a state matter.

And nothing comes to mind.

It might be one if you know of any bill at bill o'Reilly.com to shoot it out to me.

Very unusual for a president to do that.

Usually what they do is defer.

Say, I'll let the state handle it.

I'll let the court system handle it. But Biden basically

signed Cuomo's death warrant because Cuomo now can't come back politically. He's through.

Democratic Party will never embrace him again. Can Cuomo hang on another year?

Because his term is up in 2022? Yeah, he can. And he may try to fight it out because it would be bloody and grisly.

But if he quits, then he's admitting that he did something wrong.

If he resigns, then he says he didn't do anything wrong.

So, you know, Cuomo may fight it out.

But getting back to Biden, because this is the most important part of this story,

why did Joe Biden do that?

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