New Report Raises Questions About Biden's Age

Special Counsel Robert Hur has, uh, released, um, his report on President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents. The report concludes no criminal charges against Biden are warranted and also says, uh, there was evidence that Bi- Biden willfully retained a disclosed classified materials as a private citizen. There were a number of references to Bo- Biden's cognitive abilities, notably calling him a sympathetic, welting, elderly man with a poor memory. I have to say, this was- the media coverage is out of context of what- I read the entire thing and if you read it, which no one will, um, nonetheless, it- this is what happened. It was damaging. Uh, Biden lashed out at the special counsel during a press conference late last week, particularly at the claim that he could not remember the year his son Beau died. That was- they- he- the guy was talking about the strategy around, uh, a trial. Biden did mix up the presidents of Egypt and Mexico at a press conference. That said Donald Trump mi- uh, mixed up, uh, the presidents of, I think, Turkey and then he thought Nikki Haley was Nancy Pelosi. So, let me just equalize that. Donald Trump also weighed in saying if Biden wasn't going to be charged with classified documents then neither should he, calling his own case selective prosecution. It is not. Um, so, it- it obviously created a lot of things. People were furious about the number of stories in the New York Times and columns, and I would agree. There were seven of them talking about Biden's age and nothing- and- and they did not put what Trump said a day later about, uh, letting the Russians attack Europe, um, in the same spot. It was very weird, uh, media selection. I never say the media's biased but, boy, was that something to see. Um, I- I don't- it's still a problem and, uh, a- a large amount of people believe both are too old, I think over 60%. More people believe Biden is too old compared to Trump. Let's not equalize it. Trump has 91 indictments. It's not comparable. Um, but it's still a problem. So- and you've talked about this a lot, um, so, so what do you think about this? Well, how do you get beyond this? I think he- you saw him moving out last night during the Super Bowl even though he didn't do the traditional interview. He did a ton of social media. It was all very clever, funny, making fun of himself. Um, he's gotta get out there, I think, ultimately. What is- what are your thoughts?

I saw it simple as, uh, either really poor judgment or a planned hit piece because he was there to talk about the legal veracity of these documents which the president, President Biden, turned over versus President Trump tried to hide and destroy evidence. And again, it goes back to what my friend Dov Seidman says, "It's not what you do, it's how you do it." And basically, this special prosecutor did his job to the extent that it was clear. He said this was- uh, you know, this was an error in judgment. As soon as he recognized his error in judgment, he fully cooperated and he's the one that disclosed he had (laughs) these documents. So, he- he- he drew sharp relief between the two cases and did his job. He's not there though to be a neurobiologist and make comments that he c- anyone reviewing this thing would go, "You realize this is gonna be blown up into something much bigger and i- it has no legal frame." It's not appropriate. Now, the- the larger issue here is that when you have a 77 or 78-year-old obese man and an 81-year-old man, there's about a 7% chance every year that they're gonna die. So essentially, between now and the election, there's a little less than a coin flip chance-