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I've been thinking really hard about how to describe this Biden presidency.

We talk so much about it and the gaffs and the mistakes and the policies

and the things that have so many Americans feeling like it's not working. And that's not political. That's just people's daily lives. It's not whether they're to the left or to the right. There appears to be maybe even more and more people in the middle, which I think is good, because I don't think people are leaving the right for the middle right now. I think they're leaving the left for the middle. And if there's more

and more people in the middle, that means more and more elections are winnable in places that we

maybe don't even think about or think that conservatives have a chance to win. And this is all

such a reflection of what's happening with President Joe Biden. And I promise you, I try really hard

to not lead too many of these podcasts with Joe Biden.

But maybe that's part of the problem that we have.

Maybe we're becoming a little numb to this.

When the president of the United States is giving a speech about basically getting rid of fossil fuels and turning America green like that's going to help when the rest of the world isn't really changing.

And he says something like I grew up in Delaware where there were oil refineries and there was oil on the windshield in the morning when my mom was driving me to school.

And that's why I and so many others from Delaware have cancer and announces to the

world that he has cancer. And we are left to try to parse through the words and ask, is this a gaff?

Is it true? Is it the president referring to the little pieces of skin that he had taken off that were the doctors say non-cancerous?

So it wouldn't really qualify as cancer.

And we don't know.

And the White House hasn't fully explained.

And Joe Biden isn't going to answer.

And I mean, I don't know what the follow-up becomes here.

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