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Sitting it for Mr. New York, Marks Amon.

Here's Joe Concha.

Good morning, everybody.

Joe Concha filling in for Mr. New York.

I am a Fox News contributor.

I am a columnist for The Messenger.

That's The Messenger.com.

And I just checked. I have the number one story on the site. Yay me. What could that story be about? Well, let's just jump right in, shall we? The title of it is, America implores Biden. It's time to step aside, old man. Now, look, I have no problem with age. All right. I hear about this. You're an agist.

You know, you're attacking people because of the number as far as when they were born so many

years ago. Nah, nothing to do with that. Quite frankly, I see like Warren Buffett, and he seems

perfectly fine. He's in his 80s. Plenty of people in their 80s that are very

effective, very coherent, just as they were when they were 20. Not a problem with that. But when

you see this Associated Press poll that just came out this week that said that 77% of Americans,

77% of Americans can't agree on what time it is. All right? It's impossible to get the 77% anymore as far as a consensus. But here we are. 76% say that Joe Biden at age 80 something is too old for a second term. When you ask Democratic voters, you would think, ah, they still have his back. No, they don't.

Seven in ten Democratic voters say that Joe Biden is too old for the job.

I'd love to meet this other 30% by the way.

Go bowling, have some onion rings, a couple of hops.

All right?

Because I'd love to get in their head, and I'd love to know what they're seeing at this point that all of us, including many of their fellow Democrats, are seeing in terms of the comparison between the two men, right?

Meanwhile, 51% of voters say that 77-year-old Donald Trump is too old to hold office. So about half and half on that one. Just 28% of Republicans, however, think that.

So, look, we saw it happen Mitch McConnell this week, right?

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