a fan who s going to watch the game like the rest of us. thanks for joining me today. smerconish is up next. legal exoneration, political nightmare. i m michael smerconish, legal nightmare. the report of the investigation into president biden s handling of classified documents. the word exoneration, an overstatement, i think, how bad was it, the president who turned down a pre-super bowl interview with a guaranteed audience of millions in an election year sudly felt obliged to speak to the nation in prime time from a diplomatic reception room at the white house. when he did, he seemed to be in denial about the substance and the political implications. the majority of americans including a majority of democrats have major or moderate concerns about biden s fitness nor a second term. when cnn raised that with the president he said that was only her incorrect perception. when you were asked about your age, you would respond with the words, watch me. many american people have
texas gave the biden administration seven days to appeal his decision. very dangerous when you have the vitamin ist rations coming out and saying they may not uphold a ruling. it is an extraordinary example of judicial overreach. the department of justice is opening an investigation into a trove of leaked us intelligence documents that have been posted on social media documents provide a rare window into how the u. s spied on allies and foes alike. it s really problematic because it really generates a lack of trust between nations, both friends and foes. monday evening, the metro council will decide the political fate of former representative justin jones heard from thousands of constituents and they want him back in the seat. tennessee house republicans attempt to crucify democracy as instead resurrected a movement cowardice. selfishness of the legislators in antonio s first head coach gregg popovich, sounding off on lawmakers in the wake of the nashville school shooting fre
they were being bribed. the the fact that joe biden gave away $1 billion in u.s. money in exchange for my dismissal, my firing, isn t that alone a case of corruption? reporter: shokin claims this admission from joe biden years later validates his claim. i m leave anything six hours. if the prosecutor s not fired, you re not getting the money. well, son of a [bleep] [laughter] got fired x. they put in place someone who was solid. at the time. reporter: now the, here s some more reaction to those comments in the last hour on your show. [no audio] then-vice president biden sure wishes he could take back that ridiculously inappropriate, childish, amateurish comment
your reaction. well, the point is he can t make a case because he doesn t have the facts. what he has is the appearance of an impropriety, and i can assure you that president trump i m sorry, president biden, then-vice president biden, sure wishes he could take back that ridiculously inappropriate, childish, amateurish comment back. but that also goes to the point of if he truly were trying to help his son, why in god s name would he be so dumb as to basically announce it to the world with that ridiculous statement? griff: right. you put your finger on something there that would certainly seem, if there was impropriety, a lot of arrogance involved in that. let me play you just a little bit more of then-vice president biden from january of 20218 that you re reference aring 2018.