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I don't understand why he Hard Labor has a press conference. That's the leader of the free world.

Holy cow Joe Biden with a just mortifying performance at the G20.

So I turned to one of my favorite who I think is nonpartisan pundits in his newsletter today about

the political news between the two parties front runners over the weekend. He writes, there's no

doubt about who or what Donald Trump is in part because the dominant media covers him beyond

extensively. The Washington Post, for instance, unveiled a new weekly report chronically

in what's ahead in the former president's criminal trials. That's fine.

And has a long feature story in the prosecution team built by Jack Smith. So plenty of coverage on

Trump's side of the aisle. But how about on the other side? What the Washington Post doesn't have

did, oh, most of the dominant media is any stop the presses and pick up the mic coverage of the

shocking but not surprising performance of the current president of the United States at his

Vietnam press conference held 24 hours ago. He called it shocking but not surprising.

Yeah. And goes on to say and you just heard a little bit of it there. Among the Biden-esque hallmarks

on display during the approximately 20 minutes he engaged with the media. While suggesting

repeatedly that his staff had told him which reporters to call on, he struggled to pronounce

many of the names and magically ended up with all relatively easy questions on topics he was

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