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Bidens addresses. this is a routine. it happens with regularity. sadly god bless you for watching all of his speeches. ira, youre youre a unique man, but i have to get your thoughts on biden did today. >> watch this. by the way, ive been doing this a long time. i know. i dont look that old. i know im a little under 103. all right. >> god save the queen man. >> rey, god save the queen. >> the press pool didnt even understand that one. shawn, its like a curb your enthusiasm. you know, he he doesnt...

He has no vocabulary , syntax or grammar. and then, to be frank, he announced he is going to runente for president again. >> and i think that shot his for polls down as well. he w been hinting, i mean, not formally, but the video. and i think people thought, oh,p my god, this was alleo leading to a polite bow out. and now hes were goingave si to have six more years of this possibly. sod we dont wanand we dt. >> so theyre going to outsource that. they have to outsource this this campaige this n t...

>> at that point he deletes to text message and hes going to his producer. i wouldnt take it that far. look, words that he said were wrong. theres no question. the fact that he thought that was wrong. but i think you have to acknowledge also there was a recognition that, wait a minute, if im having these feelings, then im becoming just like the people that i dont want to be, which is having this hatred towards another human being. >> yeah, but he expresses hate -- >> its not -- >> im not saying ...

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Was a child. does a speech writer adopt a speech and that sort of way? do they pick up and that sort of way? do they pick up the syntax for people breathe and when the adrenaline is pumping? sure, i think youre trying to write a speech for that particular person in their voice. that includes the speed of which they speak, how they speak, when and where they pause, and i have never written for president biden, but almost written out with a poem with slash marks with where to breathe. that might b...

They won't arrest you for breaking the rules of grammar, but you should at least know what you're doing.

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>> laura, this was bromides over brainpower, linguistics over laptops, rhyme over reason, when i heard this, i thought somebody has been watching too many youtube clips of that youth poet laureate amanda gorman, remember her? >> the depths of death, despair, and disparity, atrocities across cities, towns, and countries, lives lost. climactic costs. >> laura: i never , no, he was trying to do kind of, it was a hip-hop kind of ode to reverend wright, but it was not that spiteful, it was an odd, an...