Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to listen to a man of grace, sophistication, integrity, and whimsy.

Well, so are we.

But until such a man shows up, please welcome Eric Matt, Texas.

Folks, welcome back.

I believe we're an hour or two right now.

And I'm talking to Roger Stone.

So Roger, what do we make?

I mean, the madness of what we're living through. They try to murder

Donald Trump. Five minutes after that, Joe Biden is insisting that unless God comes down from heaven

and tells him directly to not run, he's going to run.

Well, then suddenly, turns out he's not going to run.

But it wasn't God.

It was probably Obama or someone who threatened him and said, listen, old man, if you do not do the right thing and get out, we're going to force you out. We're going to

humiliate you. So you can go the nice way. You can be humiliated with the 25th Amendment.

Kamala Harris will sign the papers. Whoever else will sign the papers. We know you can't win

and we can't accept you being the nominee. So he was forced out. Then we have naive jugheads like, oh, I don't know,

Vice President Pence congratulating Joe Biden for doing the gentlemanly thing, the noble thing for

his country, even though he was forced out. The whole thing is just madness. What do you make of any of it?

Well, I think you're right on the money, Eric. Joe Biden did not want to go. He's an incredibly

stubborn person. He's also an egomaniac who actually believes he's doing a great job. Or he thinks

he's up there in history with FDR and LBJ and Bill Clinton, he says,

as among our greatest presidents. He's always been somewhat delusional. He did not want to quit

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