about running for a second term. after lying his way into congress the first time. next, we re gonna speak to a psychologist who tells us is someone a pathological liar? what are the descriptors? we ll see. let s go! what you gon do? you ain t talkin bout nothin !
40 seats flipped in the house and republicans had 543, 54 seats in the senate. then i think the president would be forced to fire some people around him and make some changes to his cabinet. now that may not happen and they are going to stay the course. stay the course on what? 40-year high inflation and spending. gaffes prices still too high for people s tastes. crime still being too high. education, the border. nothing will change now as a result and that s bad news for the country. brian: they will change if they flip the house and the senate. i will say, this a cbs poll asked people on the exit what do you think of joe biden. only 30% expressed support for running for a second term. isn t that amazing. brian: other dems have to decide who is going to challenge him. joe, thanks so much. hanukkah of election 8 crazy nights. two things i wouldn t want to be any pollster and anybody who doesn t have access topicsy sticks and coffee. tough morning without that. steve: pixie st
you re running for a second term. you re automatically presidential because you ve been president. but there are a lot of republicans that are going to run anyway. republicans that have worked for donald trump, not worked for donald trump. not every candidate wants to be in their late 70s when they run for president or possibly become president. so you have republicans in their late 50s to 60s, early 70s by the time the campaign starts that are not simply going to wait around for 2028 or 2032. they ll look at an open seat and give it a shot now. though trump remains very strong with republican voters, a lot of the struggles he s had in the key primaries where he has endorsed candidates who have lost, have made republicans who want to take his place think it is worth giving it a shot. then you ask the question, could youngkin compete with trump? we don t know.
was march of 2021. hang off on that for a second. there were two other slips last week on air force one that did not get a ton of notice but the bike situation did. wall street journal writes about that today. dana: breaking the biden age they discover the president is old. it doesn t necessarily to do with the tripping. i don t know. but on the bike thing, the crowd it s like when your poll numbers are low everything bad will happen to you and caught on camera and people wanted to say hi but everyone can fall off a bike, even me. bill: lots of times. you re okay. the point the journal makes is well taken. it seems over the past 7 to 10 days that a lot of these writers have been talking about joe biden being too old for the office. dana: even said it out loud in the new york times. bill: so there is some pushback now about him talking about running for a second term. that s out there right now and i think the bike situation probably doesn t help the argument to continue r