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All right, second hour, Clay Ann Buck.

It kicks off now.

Day after, debate number one.

And I say debate number one because, as we speak to you,

the Biden camp is saying that Joe is looking forward to debate number two and committed to showing the American

people that he still has his fastball. I guess I have to say this out loud. I'm not sure he can

lift up the ball, but he says he has a fastball so, or wants us to believe that he does, there were also some efforts last night as I was

watching the post-debate MSNBC panel, the best, the best thing on television last night,

by far, that they were saying, well, other presidents have had bad debates.

Here's the thing.

It's not that Joe Biden didn't nail it on policy. It's not that Joe Biden, and he didn't, by the way. He said a lot of things that were very factually untrue. They keep saying Trump lies, and when they say Trump lies, it's when he says things like, I'm amazing, you know, like, that's not a lie. It's just Trump's opinion. But they can actually fact check a lot of the things Biden said about inflation, about jobs, about, just go down the

list, all kinds of things. Lies, just not true. But that's not really the problem. The problem

is that Joe Biden visually and auditoryally, is that a, I don't know, you can hear, whatever that word is.

Yeah, you could hear it.

Auditory processing.

Auditory process.

Yeah.

Well, but you could see and hear that Joe Biden is too old for this job.

His age has reached a point where it is no longer.

And when I say age, I mean the place in his life cycle where he is.

It's not just about the age number.

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