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of national intelligence that tells us that china not only wants to supplant the united states as the world s superpower, but that they re a proximate cause of 4 million deaths over the past four years from the wuhan virus. and the language from every country in the world ought to be tough on china. maria: yeah. i think it was week one or week two in joe biden s presidency that we were told we re not allowed to call it the wuhan virus, okay? we re not allowed to say wuhan virus. it s just not appropriate according to joe biden on federal land. and he continues to call china a competitor. he never says he s an adversary, even on the campaign trail, oh, please. china s really going to take us over? this not really. and a few weeks ago he actually admitted it. look at joe biden over the last couple of years, watch this. china is going to eat our lunch? come on, man. i ve spent more time with
vladimir putin was on the world stage with equal billing with the leader of the free world, and he made no concessions. he made no concessions about cyber attacks, about political dissidents, he made no concession about russian interappearance in ukraine or belarus, and that s a political win for vladimir putin back home that he could not possibly have dreamed about. so it was a great day for vladimir putin as a result of the summit, and the united states literally got nothing out of it. maria: wow. so you re an intelligence guy. you were the former, you are the former director of national intelligence. vladimir putin is also excellence, he s a former kgb spy. from an a intelligence standpoint, how do you view that meeting? what was putin looking to learn? well, you know, you talk about things that vladimir putin gained, we talk about an economic win, we talk about a political win. he also got a strategic win. vladimir putin got something the american people haven t gotten,
reinforced on the left and among many of us in the middle and sometimes we go overboard. we should always be open to any option here. howie: i interviewed jon stewart many times. he does delight in this sort of thing and doesn t feel bound by the normal restrictions that, quote, journalists do. plenty of conservative pundits who rip jon stewart for being a left-leaning comedian, are treating him with strange new respect. the national review called this a turning point for comedy and for america. well, yeah, because he said something that i think was clarifying, that bucked his own side. so that s interesting. it sort of adds an element to the story that will get your attention. but you howie, to broaden it out beyond the comedic aspect of this, i want the audience to think about what a disgrace to
cap stone for president biden. now you ll have the same puppets, pigeons and pawns say biden needed to talk tougher when they said nothing when trump took putin s side over american intelligence? give me a break. howie: joining us now to an a lies the coverage, guy benson, host of the guy benson radio show and podcast and clarence page, columnist for the chicago tribune. the divide isn t between liberals, it s that this was a normal business like meeting that could yield results down the road. what s your take on the coverage? i mean, they re rooting for biden. i think most americans are rooting for our president but i also think it s reasonable to ask the he question, to your initial part of the point, howie, what exactly was achieved here aside from these two men