Stu Burguiere

The change was dramatic from what we saw back in 2000, let's say, eight. Right. Here's a guy who's running for president for, I don't know, the 44th time losing embarrassing fashion yet again back then. And while he was not exactly, I would say, sharp, I wouldn't say he was an impressive politician, he was at some points quick. He had his wits with him.

The change was dramatic from what we saw back in 2000, let's say, eight. Right. Here's a guy who's running for president for, I don't know, the 44th time losing embarrassing fashion yet again back then. And while he was not exactly, I would say, sharp, I wouldn't say he was an impressive politician, he was at some points quick. He had his wits with him.

The change was dramatic from what we saw back in 2000, let's say, eight. Right. Here's a guy who's running for president for, I don't know, the 44th time losing embarrassing fashion yet again back then. And while he was not exactly, I would say, sharp, I wouldn't say he was an impressive politician, he was at some points quick. He had his wits with him.

That totally went away when he was in office. And it was clear to anybody who wanted to see it. You had to be in complete denial to not see this coming. Now, I mean, I was somewhat surprised at how bad that performance was in the debate. I assumed he'd muddle through it and give a solid D minus and people would move on with their lives. That didn't happen.

That totally went away when he was in office. And it was clear to anybody who wanted to see it. You had to be in complete denial to not see this coming. Now, I mean, I was somewhat surprised at how bad that performance was in the debate. I assumed he'd muddle through it and give a solid D minus and people would move on with their lives. That didn't happen.

That totally went away when he was in office. And it was clear to anybody who wanted to see it. You had to be in complete denial to not see this coming. Now, I mean, I was somewhat surprised at how bad that performance was in the debate. I assumed he'd muddle through it and give a solid D minus and people would move on with their lives. That didn't happen.

And it wound up putting us into an interesting position, Megan, because for years and years and years and years, we were called conspiracy theorists for believing that Joe Biden had lost his mental acuity to any sustainable level. We were told that it was mean and racist and whatever else to criticize it.

And it wound up putting us into an interesting position, Megan, because for years and years and years and years, we were called conspiracy theorists for believing that Joe Biden had lost his mental acuity to any sustainable level. We were told that it was mean and racist and whatever else to criticize it.

And it wound up putting us into an interesting position, Megan, because for years and years and years and years, we were called conspiracy theorists for believing that Joe Biden had lost his mental acuity to any sustainable level. We were told that it was mean and racist and whatever else to criticize it.

Ableist was a big one. Yep. You were against him.

Ableist was a big one. Yep. You were against him.

Ableist was a big one. Yep. You were against him.

Anti-stutterer, which is an interesting accusation for anyone. And we went through that whole period. And then the debate occurred. And it became clear for them the better thing to occur was people to know about that. All of a sudden, all of the things that had built up over all of those years were now beneficial to the left, and we entered into this golden age of media for about two weeks.

Anti-stutterer, which is an interesting accusation for anyone. And we went through that whole period. And then the debate occurred. And it became clear for them the better thing to occur was people to know about that. All of a sudden, all of the things that had built up over all of those years were now beneficial to the left, and we entered into this golden age of media for about two weeks.

Anti-stutterer, which is an interesting accusation for anyone. And we went through that whole period. And then the debate occurred. And it became clear for them the better thing to occur was people to know about that. All of a sudden, all of the things that had built up over all of those years were now beneficial to the left, and we entered into this golden age of media for about two weeks.

where all of a sudden they were able to get these incredible insights from source after source after source. Every journalist turned into the person from every Watergate movie, right? Like that person is like – they're down there. They're in the parking garage. They're getting every single hint. They were able to uncover all these amazing things in such a short period of time.

where all of a sudden they were able to get these incredible insights from source after source after source. Every journalist turned into the person from every Watergate movie, right? Like that person is like – they're down there. They're in the parking garage. They're getting every single hint. They were able to uncover all these amazing things in such a short period of time.

where all of a sudden they were able to get these incredible insights from source after source after source. Every journalist turned into the person from every Watergate movie, right? Like that person is like – they're down there. They're in the parking garage. They're getting every single hint. They were able to uncover all these amazing things in such a short period of time.

We are now at the situation where we have at least three books that I know of, maybe more. One from someone at The Hill, one from Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson. To be fair to Alex in particular, he really did cover this at the time. And then a third from authors combined of The New York Times, The Washington Post, and I think it's The Wall Street Journal. Like three leading newspapers together.

We are now at the situation where we have at least three books that I know of, maybe more. One from someone at The Hill, one from Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson. To be fair to Alex in particular, he really did cover this at the time. And then a third from authors combined of The New York Times, The Washington Post, and I think it's The Wall Street Journal. Like three leading newspapers together.