Joe Biden at the UN is our lead story. It was kind of boring. He's not a very inspiring speaker. He makes rhetorical mistakes, and he's not really selling what he's saying.

I'll get into that a little bit, but it was important, and I don't think most people know why that speech was written.

But I, of course, will tell you because I'm a bloviator and a know

it all. You guys know that, but that's my charm, right? So anyway, let's begin with the

overarching theme of Joe Biden's speech before the United Nations General Assembly. So he wanted to repudiate Donald

Trump's America First policy. That was the goal of this speech. So Trump was, look, America is the

most powerful nation on earth. You've got to help us, you foreign nations.

Biden is, we're all in this together and we'll help you, foreign nations. You don't have any

responsibility to us. That's Biden's posture. Okay. He was so intent on reading the words on the teleprompter

before him that he didn't pause for emphasis. He didn't take his time or maybe look off like he was

thinking about something. It was just rat-tat-tat, rat-tat, rat-tat. And it was hard to follow at times.

But I've selected three sound bites that I think will illuminate the overriding message that the

President of the United States wanted to get to the world. The first one deals with COVID.

Now, COVID is something that unites the whole world.

You got to understand, it's a unifier because we're all afraid of this.

It's so damaging.

So here's what President Biden said. Go.

Planes carrying vaccines from the United States have already landed in 100 countries,

bringing people all over the world a little dose of hope, as one American nurse termed it to me.

A dose of hope, direct from the American people.

And importantly, no strings attached. All right, so that's a good thing.

You know, we the taxpayer pick it up, and I think that should have been emphasized a little bit more.

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