This is our fondless farewell to the worst human being ever to occupy the Oval Office.

He's had some stiff competition, but we'll get to that later.

Hey, everybody. I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.

This is Right Angle, brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com.

Gentlemen, I think CNN's Chris Wallace summed up Biden's farewell speech best last night.

He said, the word that everybody is using to describe

tonight is bittersweet. It's just bitter. Scott, I actually love this part because I try not to

hate. I really do. But this man, I just, I almost can't help it. But Biden got pushed out of prime time, out of prime time in half the country for, get this,

a long list of can't miss Democratic Party all-stars like Secretary of Commerce, Gina Romando,

childhood friends of Kamala Harris, Stacey Johnson, Batiste, and Doris Johnson, can't miss them.

Let's see, we've got Maryland Representative Jamie Raskin, Texas Representative

Jasmine Crockett, Kentucky Governor, Andy Beshear, Georgia Senator Rafael Warnock,

and Delaware Senator Chris Coons.

And that is before we got to the Can't Miss speeches by Dr. Jill Biden and, of course,

Biden's daughter with whom he apparently used to shower, Ashley. And so Biden himself didn't

take the stage until 1126 p.m. Eastern time. By which point, of course, half the country has tuned out, and even on the

West Coast, are going 9.30, really? Scott, this was all an accident, surely. Well, for the people

in the hall, like when you go to an event like that, you know, it's, it's New Year's Eve hours, you know,

you've been to political conventions, and so that it's nothing for them, and they'll be up

as late as it takes. However, you're right. For anybody who might care to tune in live, that's

pushing it pretty far back. I mean, it was supposed to be a great celebration of a triumphant presidency,

one of the best, by all accounts, according to that side of the aisle that's ever been.

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