Bruised after the fact. yeah. i ido think it s worth remembering that the real question is not when they get in but when they get out. if they pull out before iowa and new hampshire, that s no harm, no foul. do you think, as we heard from governor sununu of new hampshire, that if you haven t really picked up any serious momentum by i think he said something like november or december, you should drop out. listen, i think so. if the goal is to give the number two person, who is behind trump a real shot at winning, sure. i don t know why these people run with really no shot to win. really no message, no sort of donor base. can i say one thing about him? he did win re-election with 78% of the vote. he s a promising up and coming
Never going to shy away from drawing that contrast. let s talk about the age. you even had the new york times ed board, right, biden is going to be 82 at the start of the second term if he does win re-election. the ed board said he should take voters concerns about his age very seriously. how do you see his campaign, how do you see him handling that? you know, it s not a mystery to him, he knows it s something on people s minds. it s been on their minds for a while. if you go back to the 2008 campaign, there was a memorable moment, and look, i m 65, and barack obama does not have to worry about me conditioning myself for the presidency. a lot of time has transpired between then and now. the biggest thing for politics between then and now is donald trump got on the scene and that has been the galvanizing fact for joe biden. but to use the words he used in the video this morning, we can t get complacent. which is as close as he came to
Running again. listen, we use the term weaponization. there is no other way to describe what is happening here. they have weaponized our system and justice. we know how dangerous that is. people have to rely upon our system of justice being fair. justice being blind. it is not right now. that s not what they see. perception is reality and why it is all so alarming. bill: i m reading this. presidential candidate could be indicted and prosecuted and convicted by either state or federal authorities. still run for office. article two of the constitution president has to be 35 years old, resident of the u.s. for 14 years and natural born citizen. nothing would change if you get a conviction. nothing would change. that s right. i think they have all but insured he will get the nomination on the republican side and very likely win re-election. people are deeply disturbed by this. even people who don t personally have an affinity for donald
She could she could say, you know, my race back shome about wyoming. it s about local issues. it s about the things people back there care about. it s not about donald trump and the national republican party. instead, she says i have a republican primary challenger backed by donald trump and this is the most important race in the country. i think it s going to be the most important house race in the country in 2022, and it will be one where people do have the opportunity to say we want to stand for the constitution. in addition to that, saying we want to stand for the constitution, over the weekend she tweeted out a picture of the former president, george w. bush, remember, her dad dick cheney was bush s vice president but she says i prefer republican presidents who win re-election. that s 2 x 4 to the head of donald trump. the question is does that actually sell to the voters in wyoming, the republican base? it overwhelmingly supports donald trump. it s small electorate. can s