He made up the suckers and losers, so he should apologize to be right now.

The idea that I have to apologize to you for anything along the line.

We've done more for veterans than any president has in American history.

When he talks about a convicted felon, his son is a convicted felon at a very high level.

The only person in this stage is a convicted felonist man I'm looking at right now.

I will have that war settled between Putin and Zelenskyy as president-elect before I take

office on January 20th.

I'll have that war settled.

This guy's three years younger and a lot less competent.

I think that just look at the record.

Look at what I've done.

Look, I've turned around

the horrible situation. He left me.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Friday, June 28th. I'm Jonathan Lemire, and I'm live in Atlanta following last night's presidential debate. And it was a historic night featuring a current president and a former president going head to head for 90 minutes. With polls showing the race to be incredibly close, the stakes were high for both men.

But let's be clear, the debate was particularly rough for President Biden.

Concerns about his age, undeniably his biggest weakness, according to polls, were on full display

as he struggled through some of his responses. His voice was thin and raspy. His campaign

blamed his hoarseness on a coal that he had contracted during debate prep at Camp David. His

answers often meandering, he sometimes would lose his train of thought. It comes as no surprise

that his opponent, Donald Trump, well, his performance included his usual

stream of grievances along with many, many false and misleading claims, which went unchecked

by moderators. On multiple occasions last night, Trump called Biden the worst president in

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