Hunter Biden

What they know better about the reality of the politics of the presidency, which is this.

is that Joe Biden got 81 million votes.

He got more votes than anyone that has ever run for president of the United States by 7 million votes, more than anyone that's ever run.

He had a higher voter participation rate than any time since 1900.

And he came into the presidency, and in a two-year period of time, he passed more bipartisan legislation than any president since Lyndon Johnson, since 60 years ago.

He passed the PACT Act and the Chips and Science Act.

I mean, just go down the list.

He passed the Infrastructure Act, and then he passed the IRA.

He passed more legislation on a bipartisan basis, by the way, than anybody.

He would have passed immigration reform if Trump hadn't kiboshed it at the end.

And so he goes into the midterms, and he has the most successful midterms of any president since FDR.

He limits the losses in the House of Representatives to single digits.

He gains a seat in the United States Senate.

It hasn't happened since 1932.

And he picked up more governorships and state houses than any president since FDR, since 1932 also, who worked with super majorities.

So after that, what's the decision that you make as a president of the United States?

Because if you say that you're not going to run at that time,

what ends up happening is you become a lame duck.

You use all the power of influence that you have.

And so, based upon that success, and based upon the feeling that while he was losing a physical step, while his speech slowed, that he still had the capacity to be able to make the most important decisions that had led to the successes that he's had up until that point, he decided that he was going to run again.