foreign relations. when an american president travels abroad, they usually focus on promoting democracy around the world. today we saw president joe biden trying to assure the world that democracy is alive and well right here in the u.s. is it? it is under threat. you hesitated. yeah. it s a good question. we shouldn t try on gloss over. yeah. biden believes in democracy and diplomacy. his core pitch at home and abroad is that democracies need to stand up to autocracies. we need to be honest that we re experiencing that challenge here at home as well. and the world is noticing it. pew research just shows that america s reputation has rocketed up again in the world s eyes since biden became president but crucially, the
it shouldn t be what america is today. that s the closing arguments. snetd of talki instead of talking about the economy, as scott is saying, why do you think this is it? racism is going to excite your base? really? that s what you are going with? i think it s incredibly troubling, and i, as an imgra immigrant myself, my parents came here for the american dream, and i see this coming from this president, i it s troubling. is it troubling to you, scott? well, again, i would prefer the republican party to get credit for and take credit for what they promised they would do in the 16 campaign. a core pitch that trump made was that the economy dwant improving fast enough. candidates for congress and senate made this, and now it is improving, and it s doing better, and everybody knows it. i think the republicans are a little soft, frankly, on the immigration issue because it s the one core promise that they haven t filled. you know, they ve done the tax cuts, regulatory reform. judges,