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Apparently, after Joe Biden's State of the Union speech, he took a drop overall.

He was in a difficult spot.

Normally, when you do a state of the union, in an election year, it's to basically campaign. You want to win over

everybody, independence, everybody. You do an uplifting speech about all the great things

you've done, the great things you're going to do, you do that kind of, it's a good campaign

start, that State of Union speech. Thirty-two million people see it. Well, his problem, Joe Biden's

big problem was he couldn't do that.

He had a bigger problem, which is he lost his own base.

The Democrats wanted to toss him out and get another candidate.

So he had to win them back.

So instead of doing a normal state of the union, he had to do an angry, decisive, a divisive, actually, divisive speech, angry, name-calling, screaming.

He needed to do that to win back his base, the crazy Democrats.

But in the process, he lost independence and all of that.

It lost an opportunity to win them over.

So in the latest, this is actually

the Penn Harris Bowl, majority of Americans thought the speech was divisive and angry. It didn't

work. But again, he was in a tough spot there. Donald Trump is in court today in Florida

as we speak. This is the documents case.

The problem, that nutty special counsel, that wacko weirdo Jack Smith faces is he wanted

to do it in D.C., but it's in Florida where they have a normal court and a normal judge.

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