Hello everybody and thank you for tuning in to the weekly report. Will Biden start nuclear

war with China over Taiwan? President Biden's town hall meeting this past week was a disaster.

From his bizarre poses to the incoherent answers, it seemed to conform America's worst fears

about a president we are told was elected by the most voters ever. Though he didn't bother

campaigning we are to believe he somehow motivated the most voters in history to pull the lever

in his favor. Or mail in a ballot in his favor. Or something. After the town hall the Wall Street

Journal was early among mainstream media publications to observe that the emperor has no clothes.

In an editorial titled The Confusing Mr. Biden the Paper wrote, even with a friendly audience

and softball questions Mr. Biden's performance revealed why so many Americans are losing confidence

in his presidency. The journal focuses on one of the most shocking and disturbing revolutions

from the carefully crafted event. Asked by CNN's Anderson Cooper if the United States would

come to the defense of Taiwan should it come under attack by the Chinese mainland? He replied,

yes we have a commitment to do that. Anderson threw him another softball and hopes he might

correct this dangerous statement. But Biden was not nimble enough to see this gap. He doubled

down. It was left to the chemical alley of this administration White House spokesperson Jen

Saki to clarify that when the president signaled a major shift in the US policy, a shift that would

lead to nuclear war with China he was just kidding or something. Said Saki the next day, well,

there has been no shift. The president was not announcing any change in our policy nor has he

made a decision to change our policy. There is no change in our policy. In other words, pay no

attention to the man who pretends to be the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the United

States. But this is not George W. Bush who was elected in 2000 with zero experience in foreign

policy. This is not Trump who campaigned on a policy apiece while hiring John Bolton to carry

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