This is a series,

this is CBSi on the world.

I'm John Bachelor with Gregory Coppley,

editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs,

reflecting upon the events of these last days.

The debate between the two presidential candidates, one former president, one serving

president, demonstrated to the world everyone watching television that night and watching the

video packages afterwards that Mr Biden's conduct is uneven to the point that

there are other words to use but uneven does it for a man with that much responsibility

and that grave concern given their two or three wars underway and the larger story of the American people and their

need for leadership. So I ask Gregory to reflect what it is that our adversaries saw in the television broadcast and events ever

since doubts raised about Mr Biden's ability to handle a second term and even to continue as commander-in-chief. Doubts raised at in

America are part of the conversation now in the Democratic Party and the Republican Party and in people who aren't in the

conversation now in the Democratic Party and the Republican Party and

and people who aren't in a party but know they're going to be called upon to

vote in several months time.

Gregory adversaries first and by that I mean Moscow, Tehran, Beijing and Pyongyang that pretty

much describes the Eurasian block it's called the axis of resistance. How do they see Mr.

Bryden's presentation and what do they appear to be making of it? Thank you.

Well the world they appear to be making of it. Thank you.

Well, the world looks at the United States in an election year, knowing that if the rest of the world is going to do anything you do it in an election

year so that the United States can't punish you because it's preoccupied with its

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