Good morning and his Monday, February 13th. That is six minutes after 11 and you're listening to

Kendall and Casey on 93 W I B C. So Ron Johnson from Wisconsin called Biden compromised on China policy.

Said he was detached from reality. And representative Jim Himes says that he's got real concerns about

the Biden administration's transparency. And ABC news Washington Washington Post polls said that 58

percent of Democrat leaning respondents wanted a new presidential candidate. And then an

associated press poll said that just 37 percent of Democrats say they don't want him to seek

a second term. So no matter how you ask the question, people are not excited about Joe Biden.

Foreign 10 Americans say they have gotten worse off financially since he became president.

However, Chuck Schumer still a big cheerleader for him. Yeah. And so that's the interesting thing,

right? Because in the case of Jim Himes, the U.S. rap, that's a Democrat talking, right? And

obviously Ron Johnson in addition to being a phenomenal esterios speaker salesman in the movie

Fast Times at Ridgemont High is a Republican senator. And then the poll asserts what you just said,

which is a crossover amongst people that have great concerns about Joe Biden on a bevy of issues

and his presidency as a collective. And yet, as you will hear right here from Chuck Schumer,

who is the leader of the Senate, there's a total detachment from reality. I want to ask you

if President Biden certainly does seem to be like he's gearing up for reelection. But our latest

poll showed a majority of Democrats think he shouldn't run again. What do you say to them?

Well, first I always like to poll that 36 percent of Republicans thought Reagan should run again

back in 1983 and he had a landslide. Biden's in great shape. Look at the state of the union.

So Biden is Reagan, Ironhorn and Finkel, Finkel and Ironhorn. And one of the things I think that

and we talk about this a lot is the ability of these people, these people being the politicians,

the politically connected, whatever, to defend the indefensible, right? And you see this on both

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