hot dogs, eat the ribs and hot dogs, then breathe into the bag. >> take a -- >> it's only may, people. >> it's only may, exactly. let's talk really quickly about joe biden. >> oh, okay. wait, what? >> no, no, we talked about the poll for a second. swear to god, i'm getting so sick and tired. i can't talk to a democrat without them just collapsing. >> about that one poll? >> biden is old. he is going to lose. he was at 38% in the polls. they talk just like that, all of them do. i was like, do you people -- like, i've heard this about biden repeatedly. he's too old to win. he won in 2020. he's too old to get anything done. he's too old to understand you can't pass bipartisan legislation. he passes the most bipartisan legislation since, i don't know, maybe lbj. >> yeah. >> it goes on and on. he's too old. we're going to get crushed in the midterms. there's going to be a red wave. he has a historic midterm.
gun legislation, you look at the bipartisan infrastructure bill. he's probably done more than legislatively than any president. maybe since ronald reagan. maybe lbj. i'm curious, what is next? what is the next goal for the white house legislatively? how does he -- how does he -- how does he leverage these successes with his next step moving forward? >> so, joe, good to be with you. as you point out, this is been an extraordinarily successful 18 months of joe biden's presidency. and what is notable about it is the number of things that have been done in a bipartisan way as well as those bills like the inflation reduction act that the republicans refuse to vote for. but if you look at the veterans bill that he signed yesterday, the pact act, to deal with veterans and families who are suffering the after effects of burn pits afghanistan, if you