Good morning. It is Monday, February 6th. It is five minutes after 11. His name is Rob

Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels, and you're listing the 93 WIBC. So the former governor

of New Jersey, Chris Christie, Sunday, he was really critical of President Biden, especially

his potential run for a reelection in 24. He argued that he's too old and boring to

win the presidency again. He said in the end, Joe Biden is not an exciting candidate.

He's old, he's boring, and the American people are not relating to him. That's what he

said when he was on ABC's this week. And you might recall in 2020, Biden pretty much

spent his entire campaign from the basement.

Well, that's the interesting thing, right? Because on the surface, you would say, Chris

Christie is absolutely right that the economy is a disaster that America's standing in the

world is a disaster. American dominance in the world is a disaster that by every measurable

standard by which presidents historically have been judged, Joe Biden is doing very poorly.

And the reality though that does not jive up with that is by that same standard Republican

should have done much better in the general election just a few months ago. And they totally

underperformed. And so when you factor in the absolute partisan ideology now, so many

people coupled with the the ability now to creatively get ballots to people and have

ballots returned to you that has never before been seen. I'm not actually sure and this

is terrible to sell out, but I'm not actually sure that Joe Biden runs for a reelection.

He will not win reelection. I think there's a 50, 50 shot certainly depending on who the

Republican nominee is, the Joe Biden could be reelected president of the United States.

Okay. So the Washington Post just did a survey and it said that 62% of those would be angry

or dissatisfied if he won reelection. But by that standard, you just had an opportunity.

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