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Hello ladies, hello gentlemen, Begora. This is the Victor Davis Hansen show we're recording.

On Sunday March 13th, but likely this episode is being broadcast on the 17th, which as we all know is the feast of St. Patrick.

Victor Davis, Oh Hansen is the Martin and Eli Anderson, senior fellow at the institution and the Wayne and Marsha Busky distinguished fellow in history at Hillsdale.

The first topic on today's show will have to be the cognitive state of that great Irish American and that leprechaun of leftism Joseph Biden and we'll get to that right after this message.

Hey, this is Jack Fowler. I am the host. I got to mention my name. I'm half Irish by the way. Hey, we're back with the Victor Davis Hansen show the St. Patrick's Day edition.

The show theme music by the way, which I must admit was chosen by Victor or it could have been chosen by Sammy. She usually chooses the right things. That is the Irish quick step commonly known as the Gary Owen and it's the was the theme of Custer's 7th US Cavalry regimen and it's now the theme of the US

first Cavalry division and I love that that's our podcast theme music. So anyway, Victor about the cognitive matter. Ronnie Jackson. He is the former White House physician at both Roboma and Donald Trump and he tweeted last week.

Biden doesn't know what's going on with Ukraine. He doesn't know what's going on with anything. All capital letters exclamation point. He's not cognitively capable of leading. He needs to resign. All capital letters before our country suffers more.

I have to admit Victor Ronnie Jackson, Dr Jackson is a Republican. He's running for Congress, but you know he won. He's a Congressman. He's a Congressman. Yeah. Yeah. So you know, he's what he says. I think matters, especially given his experience.

We've talked about Joe Biden's cognitive abilities. What do you have to say about what I think Jackson, I think you had a really good point. I think Jackson is the one that gave Trump the Montreal cognitive assessment. I think I mentioned on a earlier podcast that you can find facts, semilies of that test, you know, online and I looked at it and it's some of the stuff is easy. You know, they show as I said earlier, they show a hip of potomins and a rhinoceros.

And you know our camel with one hump and a dromedary, I guess with two or and you have to identify it, but they have you recite backwards and forwards numbers and stuff. And he got all the questions. I think there were 30. He got them all right. Trump did.

And remember that context of that we didn't we on the conservative traditional side didn't introduce the 25th amendment issues. We understood that after the death of Kennedy, it was designed for a physically incapacitated president.

But the left weaponized it and I'm being literally here, Jack, because 11 days after Donald Trump was elected Rosa Brooks and foreign policy that kind of a flagship left wing diplomatic magazine said, we got to get rid of this guy. And they've already introduced articles impeachment that won't work.

And we've got the 25th amendments too hard. So maybe a coup would work. She wrote that. But one of her, her alternatives was the 25th amendment and what that was just illustrating that that's what the left was doing. So we had a lot of manifestations of that against Trump.

And remember, Rod Rosenstein and Andrew McCabe were having this discussion about who was going to wear the wire to get Trump to say something so then they could go to the cabinet members on the provisos of the 25th amendment and get him out.

And then he was confused, non-composed mintes. And then what was her name, Jack, Dr. Bandi Lee from Yale, the psychiatrist, professor of psychology that testified that Donald Trump was not only crazy and mentally unfit, but they needed an intervention.

And he was raising the white coats, three stooges like intervention and put him in a straight jacket and put him off to this. There's still a Bellevue in New York, I don't know. But the point what I'm making is that that was a big theme that he should be removed.

And now it's crickets. There's nothing I thought, wow. And you know, as I've said earlier, and I think that's still correct, he's declining geometrically, not erothmatically. He can't do what he did on an auguration day.

And it's only been 13 months. He can't do it. And so he got to go home. One of the signs is that when a person is suffering from Alzheimer's or dementia, I took care of my grandmother from the age of 88 to 93 in this house.

And I can tell you that familiarity is very important that a person will click back in when they see familiar things. I think that's a lot of Biden's problem. That's why it goes home so we can reacquaint himself with his home house. He's not in the White House where they can protect him or they can keep people away from him.

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