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Um, so we got to ask David Drucker if Biden has ever snipped his hair.

Well, we could start there, Dave Drucker is the senior political correspondent for the Washington examiner. Hello, David, are you?

I got hold of it. You know, uh, I was going to lead by saying we couldn't find the tape of Senator John Kennedy, not the old one, the new one, uh, yesterday saying,

some of my colleagues need to check if Amazon selling spines on a special sale, uh, talking about the president, um, announcing that suddenly backing down on health care.

But David to answer the question is Joe Biden never snipped your hair.

I thought this was a family show. I spend it.

But I would be asked such a racy question.

What's it and we won't spend much time on this because that's not where we're here to talk about.

But is there a lot of buzz about this in DC, the whole Biden hair sniffing story?

Oh, yeah, of course. I mean, look, Biden is still sort of universal reviewed as the one Democrat that could, you know, definitely be president Trump in 2020, right?

He's also Joe Biden, a fixture of Washington for the decades.

Uh, President Obama's vice president.

And, um, so of course a candidate like, it's not like Andrew Yang turns out he was snipping hair.

Well said.

Well, Yang would probably use it to his advantage and, you know, have a new policy about, you know, hair sniffing.

Now that's some analysis.

All right. That's what they pay me.

Exactly.

So listen, we don't, uh, well, you can, we're not going to take a lot of your time.

But, uh, so the president came out seemingly making a bold pronouncement that the Republican party was going to go after health care and be the party of health care.

And then the wind shifted pretty quickly. What do you think happened, David?

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