Trey good evening, thank you for joining us, i am Trey Gowdy and it is Sunday Night in america. After president Joe Biden made history with what was the Worstn Debate Performance ever, he wenT On abc with George Stephanopoulos to try to assuag democrat fears. The interview wattles a Little H better, but the bar was pretty low. He didnt fall asleep, but he did make it clear he isnt dropping out unless God Almighty tells him to. Apparently, he doesnt believe god speaks through Swing Statepl Poll numbers. Lis the lisT Of detractors isst growing, but he still has defenders. I know when i see what i call preparation overload. That is exactly what was going on the other night. The present at a whole become ce, a hoarse voice, we all understand. It was a bad night. It is not uncommon for incumbents to have a bad nighT On the first debate. Dome Xp I Compass in the in the aftermath of his debate performance. I worked hard on excuses in life but mine actually pale in comparison to his. He blamed
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