Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor. The conversation today is about

the presentation by the President of the United States yesterday, his response to a special counsel investigation

of the mishandling deliberately or not of secret documents that should have been in the possession only of the National Archives,

but in fact we're being used by, as we understand it.

Then former Vice President Biden, in order to write a book with a ghostwriter and keeping documents

in a disarray in his own residence.

That all led the New York Times to write this in lead above the fold within these last hours.

The decision on Thursday not to file criminal charges against President Biden for

mishandling classified documents should have been an unequivocal legal exoneration.

Paragraph by itself.

Instead, it was a political disaster.

Professor, this has to do with, I'm going to be very careful with my language.

Questions about the ability of the president to discharge his office.

It has to do with memory, it has to do with age, you and I are lucky

enough to be senior citizens. We both use tricks to keep our memory fresh. We know

this as part of the aging process and we embrace it because without

it we wouldn't have our children to smile at us. It just wouldn't be here.

So without it we couldn't do our work.

We couldn't do our work. So the president is in our happy

cohorts. At the same time, there's reason to believe he's struggling with certain

details and his presentation last night was

alarming to those who have been questioned his memory for some time which brings up

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