gaffes and a special counsel report highlighting his cognitive struggles. but as per usual, the mob, m the media, they raceedia to defense. take a look. i thought it was a ihot waught s good for him to show who he is. this is not handlers. this is no, thist pollsters. this was joe biden. you knowsters, t, sort of lettia everybody know kind of where he s coming from and how he feels. nd hows. i think that makes hm more youthful, more engaged, more humanaged, more relatable. do you want to give the age thing? because this is let s call it o what it is. this is ageism. snuck into a report clearing the person of any wrongdoing. if someone says you re too far left, you can tack to the centerfa. 0 year there s not. the man is 80 years old. he rides a bike. let me educate our friends in the mob, in the media, because this sea is very seri. according to the special counsel s reporto ,e bide biden presented was presented as, quote, a sympathetic, well-meaningn esented eld
highlighting his cognitive struggles, but as per usual, the mob, the media, they raced to his defense. take a look. i thought it was good for him to show who he is. this is not handlers, this is not pollsters, this was joe biden, you know, sort of letting everybody know where he is coming from and how he feels. i think that that makes him seem more youthful and more engaged, more human, more relatable. if you want to get to the age thing, let s call it what it is, it s ages some clearing of any wrongdoing, if some of you says you are too far left, you contacted the center. there s the man is 80 years old. he rides a bike. sean: let me educate our friends from the mob and the media, according to the special counsel report, joe biden was presented as a sympathetic well-meaning man with a poor memory who cannot even remember when he served as vice president. that s what they said in the report and asking on day one of the interview with the special counsel if it was 2
and california. that s a significant amount of water. does that force policy change in terms of how water is utilised? whether it is for drinking water, portable water, agriculture, does it force policy change of the kind we re going to see in other parts of the world? i think it does force and lead to policy changes. exactly what they will be, maybe it may vary by each state, it may vary by united states versus mexico. but the colorado river is shared . inaudible. over 70% of the water is used by agriculture for that we have a very complex system of water rights and allocations. and so today these cats that you mentioned are a combination
bad between the u.s. and mexico since the mexican-american war. that was 1848. and he also used the words commercial war. that s a pretty significant thing to say because if it s true, it doesn t just affect our trading partner, it obviously is something that would set the stage for all of the trade deals that are about to be renegotiated. certainly going forward too. if you look at mexico, another stunning thing he said which was not repeated enough is mexico is an ally, not our enemies necessarily. quite frankly, folks with mexican her tanl are woven into the fabric of the united states. but to your point, a we go ahead, every other trade deal, will it go along these lines where off a dictation from the united states saying this is it, or else. in diplomacy and negotiating, that doesn t necessarily always work. and there is no way for mexico to agree to pay for this wall. there is no way for them to negotiate and say we ll pay for this but not that.