And Mr. President, do you think have you stayed in the race? - Would you have won? - Yes. Yeah. I, I was confident I would beat Trump. Joe Biden's delusional. [00:00:15] That's it. That's the whole story. Just totally delusional. And it makes me wonder how aware he is of his surroundings and what's currently happening in the country and around the world. Now, he made clear today, while appearing on The View, that, he genuinely thought [00:00:31] that if he remained in the race, he would beat Donald Trump despite all of the evidence to the contrary. We're going to show you the evidence in just a second. But before we do, let's get to what he had to say about Pelosi pushing him out. [00:00:47] We all agree at this table is very selfless of you to pass the baton and step aside. There was a perception that perhaps your hand was forced and some pointed fingers to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who you have a long relationship with and accomplished many things with. Did you feel that your hand was forced? [00:01:02] And what is your relationship with Speaker Pelosi now? Our relationship is fine. Look, I. I never fully believed the assertions that somehow there was this overwhelming reluctance of my running again. [00:01:19] I didn't sense that. And although the polling as I said, Biden's polling was different. The fact of the matter is, my polling was about, you know, we were always within range of beating this guy. Yeah. And but what I did was I think there were I it makes sense. [00:01:37] There were some folks who would like to see me step aside so they have a chance to to move on. I get that. That's just human nature. Hey, don't scroll away. Come back, come back. Because before the video continues, we just want to urge you to lend your support to tight u power. [00:01:54] Our honest reporting. You do it at tight.com/team and we love you for it. You were going to lose the election. How do you How do you not know that? How are you not accepting that he was going to lose the election? Okay, let's just get to the evidence. Okay. [00:02:11] So in less than four weeks after the debate, Trump widened his lead over Biden in three Rust Belt states that were crucial to Biden's reelection. So that's what you're looking at right now. By July 21st, Trump was up four points in Wisconsin, five points in Pennsylvania [00:02:32] and five points in Michigan. Okay. Biden also lost support in other swing states where he had already been trailing by 4 to 5 points. So take a look at this. By July 21st, Trump was up six points in North Carolina and up seven in Arizona, [00:02:51] Georgia and Nevada. National polling after the debate also had Trump in the lead. I mean, we covered all of this, you know, much to the chagrin of some of the audience members who were like, you're being too mean to Biden. Okay. Go ahead. Yeah, we're being mean to Biden by telling you what the polls are saying. [00:03:06] Like, you either want to live in reality or you want to live in la la land. Okay, where where everything that you want magically happens. The world doesn't work that way. So in July, New York Times and Siena College poll showed Trump building a six percentage point lead 49% to 43% over Biden. [00:03:28] The Wall Street Journal poll showed Trump with a six point lead over Biden, compared to a two point lead in a survey that the Journal carried out in February. So he was already trailing Trump, which was a problem because the Democrat needs to win nationally by at least five points in order to win the Electoral College. [00:03:48] So it was bad to begin with. And poll after poll, John kept saying by Democratic voters, by the way, Biden is too old. We want anyone else, literally anyone else. He's too old. Yeah, but how many cast members of The View were included in that polling? [00:04:06] I don't give a damn about the cast members of The View. Okay? The cast members of The View aren't actually curious or interested in what's happening in the country. Constantly share how knowledgeable they are about important issues [00:04:22] that they opine on on a regular basis. Like, I'm not interested in the view. What I am interested in is understanding if Biden is that delusional right now, who is making the decisions in this country? Is he aware of what's happening in Gaza or Lebanon? Not a lot of evidence or the West Bank know. [00:04:39] The first woman was Alyssa Farah Griffin. Yes, I think it was. It was a good question. I mean, look, they could have just not asked about it at all. It could have been a total puff piece. But she brought up a contentious thing. Were you pushed out? What's your relationship with Nancy Pelosi? I think that's good. If you have Biden there. It wasn't just like, oh, you're the best. You're amazing. [00:04:56] Thank you for everything you've done. I thought that was good. I don't know that him saying it there proves that he's delusional because him saying it there doesn't prove that he believes it. I think he almost has to say it whether he believes it or not. [00:05:11] He believes it, I do. I agree, I believe that he believes it. And that's that's crazy. That's crazy. Look, if he had stayed in, it is possible that things could have tightened up a little bit. A couple of points he would probably still be trailing. Even in that case, it's possible things could have gotten even worse [00:05:27] following the two assassination attempts or the, you know, the one real one, the one fake one, but not fake. I mean, like an attempt of an attempt. I'm not saying it was fake. So no, he's like, I don't know why people I don't know why people can't accept evidence like, if it doesn't comport with what they want. [00:05:45] And for him to believe that, remember, there was so much pushback when we were encouraging him to drop out when. He was replaced by Kamala Harris. And Republicans and Trump supporters were furious about it. Was Biden under the impression that Republicans were furious on his [00:06:03] behalf because they care about Biden so much and they genuinely felt like he had been wronged. Yeah. Or could it be that they much prefer Biden to run against Donald Trump? Because Biden did. Actually, to be fair to Biden, he did manage to do the impossible. [00:06:19] Okay. You want to know what the impossible was? He managed to make Donald Trump look like the less childish, childish one on that debate stage, when Biden brought up golfing and, like, did this weird like competitive thing about golfing, and it was [00:06:36] Trump of all people, telling him, let's not act like children here. Well, Trump also talked a lot about golf, which I think is important because in some swing states, I think that's one of the top three things people want to hear about is their comparative punting game. But so you got to get to that at least a little bit. Listen, I just, I Biden you destroyed your own legacy. [00:06:55] Okay. In a number of ways. Number one, by being as delusional as you are about this current election. But also number two, by humiliating this country with what you're doing in Israel, allowing Israel to call the shots. [00:07:10] Come to our country, by the way, and essentially trash Americans who are protesting what Netanyahu is doing in Gaza and the West Bank and Lebanon, and also demand that American taxpayers continue giving up their resources [00:07:27] for Israel's atrocities. Yeah. Okay. Out of that list occasionally. Iran as well. Yeah. So the thing about what he said there is he. What he's saying makes him sound like delusional or whatever, but also the way he's saying it is, is just a reminder that he needed to drop out. [00:07:44] He couldn't even give you the delusional take at a pace that people want to follow. It was it was slow and it was halting, and it was a reminder of all the issues that he has. I personally, I don't I don't care too much. He dropped out. He dropped out is the most important thing. [00:08:01] Him still claiming he could have won is so like, sure, grandpa, you would have won or whatever. It's it's. I'm glad that he dropped out. That's the most important thing. We were proven 100% right. Have gotten no credit for it whatsoever. Never will. Not just us. I mean the people encouraging him. [00:08:17] And so that's the most important thing. But you are right to tie it to other things. If he's that delusional, is it just about this one thing? No, I don't think I don't think it's just about this one thing. And that is very concerning. So let's move on to the rest of this discussion, because during this appearance [00:08:35] on The View, he decided to explain his decision to run for a second term. He says, you know, it's because I'm just such a badass. I was just so successful the first time. Let's watch. What have these past two months felt like? And are you at peace with your decision? [00:08:53] Well, I am at peace with my decision. Look, when I ran for the first this for my this last term, I said that I was I saw myself as a transition president. Yeah. Transitioning to a new generation of leadership. Now I know I only look 40, but I but I'm 180 years old. [00:09:13] I've been around forever and but what happened was we were having so many, so much success in getting things done that people thought we couldn't get done right. I found myself having used more time than I would have ordinarily [00:09:29] to, you know, pass that torch. What did you get done? - What did you get done? - He'd say the IRA. That's what he was saying. Oh, oh, that's what he would say. [00:09:45] I'm not saying it. That's what he would say. Federal government grants to corporations. Okay, great. That's what he would say. Awesome. Cool. What else? Judges, like 200 judges. I guess that's something. Okay. That's fine. - I'm playing. - Devil's advocate. That's it. I'm not saying like. [00:10:01] Whoa. Yeah, I'm not saying that. Biden's legacy is what he has done in the Middle East. Biden's legacy is what he has done in Gaza. Biden's legacy is what he has done in enabling okay, a government run by Benjamin Netanyahu to carry out death and destruction [00:10:20] in the Middle East and potentially drag the United States into a hot war in the Middle East, not just with Hezbollah, not just with Hamas, but with Iran. Okay. That is Biden's legacy. Biden's legacy is taking hundreds of billions of dollars [00:10:37] in American taxpayer money, funneling it to Ukraine while simultaneously discouraging them in the beginning of the war from engaging in peace negotiations with Russia, which would have probably been better for Ukraine at the end of the day. But hey, the U.S. Really wants to weaken Russia's military capabilities. [00:10:54] Great way to do that is to drag out the war, right? I just I know, I'm sorry, but like, you've done nothing that has genuinely and substantively improved the lives of Americans. Okay. Housing market is still trash. [00:11:10] Inflation was basically a big issue throughout his presidency and has just finally started to slow down high interest rates. Another mainstay of his administration, he wants to brag about everything he's gotten done. What have you gotten done, bro? Seriously? [00:11:25] Yeah. I mean, look, if he had tried to somehow unilaterally lower the interest rates, we would attack it. That's not what the president is supposed to be doing. Obviously, you're supposed to be influencing things in other ways. And, and also, I think on the inflation, like he, he was president for four years, [00:11:41] he is responsible for it. The weird thing about Trump specifically laying it at his doorstep is if, like, the big thing that contributed to inflation is that we pumped all this money into the economy during the pandemic to keep businesses afloat, keep things going and everything. A significant chunk of that was passed under Donald Trump. [00:11:57] Yeah. Nobody nobody remembers that. Well, you remember it. Yeah. Nobody talks about the fact that, like, half of it was a Republican spending. So whatever inflation comes from that is baked in before Joe Biden comes in. But anyway, I'm not I'm not interested in pleading the case for him anymore. [00:12:12] Yeah. When you want a little bit more time to get stuff done, that's fine, but don't pitch it as I need a little bit more time to pass the torch. You're saying you want four more years? After those four more years, you're not passing the torch. You constitutionally can't hold the torch anymore. So you put it down, someone else picks it up. [00:12:28] I just you're not involved in the passing at all at that point. I feel like I'm losing my mind because everyone forgets everything immediately. Okay. I remember what happened with the infrastructure bill. Okay? I remember when, you know, the bribed [00:12:43] politicians wanted to separate separate the, you know, physical infrastructure provisions from the social provisions and the social provisions were things like, you know, providing financial assistance to people who are taking care [00:13:01] of elderly family members. Paid family leave, the extension of the child tax credit. You know, the corporate owned politicians didn't like those things. And so they demanded that Biden green light the separation [00:13:17] of those provisions from the physical infrastructure provisions. Now, why do the corporate owned politicians like the physical infrastructure? Well, because improving physical infrastructure obviously, obviously benefits corporations. They need the infrastructure in order to do business. [00:13:34] But also there are corporations that will benefit from government grants that will be funneled to them in order to carry out infrastructure projects. Okay. What about the provisions about privatizing public land, [00:13:51] public infrastructure, turning regular roads that we already paid for through our taxes into toll roads that workers will now have to pay for in order to get to and from work. What about those provisions? Wow, Biden, you got a lot done. You got a lot done. [00:14:09] I am so sick of looking at these two parties, both of which screw us over again and again and again. But we're supposed to cheerlead for the Democrats because they present themselves as the decent ones, the kind ones, right? [00:14:25] While simultaneously aiding and abetting the slaughter of Muslims and Arabs in the Middle East. Okay. Yeah. Not buying it. Finally, let's go to the last video. I don't know, something kind of creepy happens. On your age, by the way. The number gives me vertigo. Yes it does. [00:14:40] - I am, I am your age. - No woman close to me is as old as I am. - None. - I'm telling you. - Right now. - They are in miss. And Mister President. Whatever. That's fine. [00:14:55] And I don't begrudge the ladies of the view for loving Biden. Right. Because they're good. The issues that we all deal with day in and day out, they don't have to deal with. They're affluent. They're doing well. There's probably a black car that picks them up, takes them to and from work. They don't have to deal with the crap we have to deal with. [00:15:12] We don't have to deal with. They don't have to deal with the consequences of a lot of these policies that end up funneling our money to these corporations that are already not having to pay the same taxes we pay. All right. And basically benefiting from everything that the middle class workers [00:15:30] in this country pay for. Like, I'm so sick of it. So of course they love Biden. And of course they're happy to engage in this BS two party system. Okay. Where the Democrats basically engage in very similar pro-corporate activity to the detriment of ordinary Americans and their workers and the workers. [00:15:49] I just they live in a different universe, and these are the people who are informing American voters. A lot of them. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, look, they've been following Joe Biden for 40 years or something. They obviously they've many of them have probably known, like personally known [00:16:05] Joe Biden for a significant chunk of that. Cool. - Did they like the bankruptcy bill? - Did they love the bankruptcy bill? So maybe harder for ordinary Americans to file for bankruptcy? They've been wealthy for a long time. Maybe. Maybe they do, I don't know. But honestly, what you just saw in the video, that's what Joe Biden should be doing for the next five or so years. [00:16:22] He should be hanging out with people like on The View. He shouldn't be in power. He shouldn't be responsible for this stuff. He should go off and bump for heads with Joy Behar or whatever. That's what his retirement should be, I think. Yeah. I suggest they do it off air. No one wants to see that. [00:16:39] All right. I bet the audience loved it. Yeah, the audience loved it. But, I mean, they're watching The View and they're getting their information from The View as they're being robbed by our government, taking their tax money and funneling it to Israel, corporations, all sorts of things [00:16:55] that actually do not benefit their lives. If you enjoyed this video, that's because of our members. They make us independent, they make us strong, and they make us honest. Become a member today by hitting the join button below.