valley, the social media, the traditional media, they feel that they can make joe biden into an incidental candidate. and i think they ve done it before in 2018, people knew that dianne feinstein was impaired even then. and yet they did the same thing. she didn t campaign. they they use the media and their monetary resources and the bureaucracies. they did it with john fetterman in pennsylvania. they have a new paradigm and that is that if they have candidates are flawed or impaired, they and outsource the campaign to the media, to the permanent admitted administrator of state, to silicon valley s market capitalization. and they feel that they can just be negative, negative, negative, and they don t have to defend her record or much less appear in person or talk to the people. and that s i think we re going to see and i see that twenty four he s going to be in. i see that joe biden. i want to get back to that in a moment. but molly, at some point this does become the socialist theater
how in the last election, in the last campaign, joe biden didn t really have to campaign. he had the media just running everything while he was allowed to stay from his basement. but it is true that people respond to to negativity. that s actually a problem for biden, though, because when he was running before, he could just run against the republican administration. but now that people have endured a few years of what governance is like underneath the democrats, they have so much that they don t like about that, whether it s the economy, the border, the drugs, situation, the mismanagement of wars or, you know, deciding to get to wars without a clear strategy for how to get out of it so the negativity can work both ways. now, victor, to that whole point of demonization, the white house tried to characterize the republican today, this way they re fighting to put fentanyl on the street by defend the funding border patrol. their proposal makes clear that only things house republicans
to shut up the opposition. why is that? well, it s probably because they know that if we are actually given an opportunity to speak the same thing that happens on college campuses, that we have a fighting shot, for example, on college campuses, they have four years of uninterrupted indoctrination. i want to give a speech or. right. leganes wants to give a speech for 60 minutes. they lose their mind. the same goes for why they are so ferocious. in their campaign of trying to censor. and it s a lot of european governments and yes, canada. but we re seeing it happen here in america and a lot of different ways. and we saw it with twitter, for example, in their collusion with the fbi, with the joe biden laptop story. it should give us a little bit of a seed of hope, though, that they fear our speech so much they re willing to go to such extra governmental means to try to shut us up. yeah, and now you and i talked about this on my podcast earlier today, but the hollywood stars are starting t
america. by joe biden saying i may be in, may not be in, is doing a great disservice to his party by not allowing the next generation of people to get prepared. so if you re a josh shapiro or a wes moore or he hasn t even been sworn in as governor yet. [ laughter ] i know, but if you re the next generation of democrats, you re kind of frozen. you can t get your campaign prepared, you can t move forward. i think biden has to make a decision really quickly. either he s in or out. when joe biden ran last time, it was in the middle of covid, he didn t campaign. he sat in his house in delaware. he s going to be two years older. presidential campaigns are very difficult to do for young people, let alone someone who is 80-plus. you made an important point about the field being frozen. lis, as somebody who has started a presidential campaign from scratch, is it important for people who are maybe considering running to start getting their ducks in a row just in case the president surpri
may not be in, is doing a great disservice to his party by not allowing the next generation of people to get prepared. so if you re a josh shapiro or a wes moore or he hasn t even been sworn in as governor yet. if you re the next generation of democrats, you re kind of frozen. you can t get your campaign prepared, you can t move forward. i think biden has to make a decision really quickly. either he s in or out. when joe biden ran last time, it was in the middle of covid, he didn t campaign. he sat in his house in delaware. he s going to be two years older. presidential campaigns are very difficult to do for young people, let alone someone who is 80-plus. you made an important point about the field being frozen. lis, as somebody who has started a presidential campaign from scratch, is it important for people who are maybe considering running to start getting their ducks in a row just in case the president surprises everyone and says i m not running?