Good morning and is Thursday, January 4th, five minutes after 10. It's Kendall and

Casey. On 93 W. I. B. C. So President Biden is going to deliver a speech on

Saturday and in it he is going to try and lay out the stakes for the 24 election

and guess what he's giving the speech on the third anniversary of the January 6

events at the Capitol no coincidence there so he's going to try to give a speech.

He's going to try to keep a speech. A speech will be written.

He's going to try to keep up with a teleprompter. All right, how many times do you think he'll say the phrase,

no joke? Over under three, over under three times he says no joke.

I'm going to say that's not going to be written in the the speech so if he does say that it's an

but he always did that's my point it doesn't matter it doesn't matter it doesn't

matter what you put on the how many times will he tell someone not to jump that's always? That's always a random thing where he'll look up in the crowd and go,

hey, don't jump.

Don't jump.

Yeah, or how many times is he gonna whisper so that you know he's serious? What do you think life is like for a Biden speechwriter?

So if you were, let's say you were a George W Bush speechwriter, there were probably

some challenges based on the fact that you

know this guy has a little bit of trouble with the English language from time to

time.

Strategic. George Bush was not an idiot. He was an Ivy League graduate.

All these people say George Bush was a moron or whatever.

I'm not saying that.

I am saying George Bush had a little trouble with his public speaking.

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