Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Biden and foreign policy and China and a single word and the reactions to it will run through the

domestic side of things and we'll talk about the foreign policy side of things

we'll talk about whether or not it is as

huge a deal as it is being made out to be and just kind of run through everything.

If you don't know what happened, immediately after having an incredibly successful meeting,

working out agreements, everything going great, as far as making the relationship between the

United States and China a wee bit better, Biden is asked a question.

Do you still think that the Chinese out of state is a dictator?

Everybody who pays a little bit of attention to foreign policy held their breath and

Biden was like yes. There's an angle of this exchange where the camera is actually focused on the Secretary of State.

And when he said yes, every foreign policy person in the world made the exact same face that he did, which was basically, you know,

if Blaken had had a mic on him, I am certain that whatever he muttered under his breath

would have to be bleeped.

It is not ideal.

The Chinese government is incredibly sensitive to their head of state being called a dictator, not something they like.

Okay, so let's start with the political stuff at home.

It's a no win.

Politically at home, it is a no win.

Once that question was asked, it's the people who are mad who are

saying, ha, he doesn't know what to say. He called, he called the Chinese

had a stay, the bad Biden bad he's

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