BUCK: We know that the founders set up our system so that if for reasons of health or impropriety or some other possibilities we don’t like to even think about. But you need to have a vice president ready to go, right? For continuity of government. So we are having a serious discussion here, an honest discussion about the clear lack of cognitive capability and energy as well, just day-to-day energy from the current occupant of the Oval Office, Joe Biden. Kamala Harris stands ready to step in at a moment’s notice. That is the system we have. And here is your vice president.
BUCK: Can we just…? “I believe that we should have rightly believed that we believe that certain issues are settled, but now we believe were unsettled.” What does that mean?
CLAY: Buck, it’s a Roe v. Wade question in a sit-down interview. You know that you’re going to get asked this question. This is like you and I doing an interview and then saying, “Hey, what’s it like to be on the radio every day for three hours?” This is not a surprise gotcha question. If they had quizzed her about the value of the bolivar relative to the dollar, I could see maybe where you have to have some filibustering there, ’cause you can’t be an expert on everything. You know this question’s coming. She’s an imbecile, and that’s what makes it all the more scary about the position that Joe Biden is in. Remember back in the days when we thought they wanted to make her the president?
BUCK: No, this is why the panic isn’t the sudden realization Biden’s not up to this. It’s the obviousness of it to the electorate that the Democrats are freaking out about, and their Plan B situation here, their next option, is a vice president who they know cannot be the party standard-bearer. That’s why they’re panicking.
CLAY: And we know that things are only gonna get worse for Biden. From here, every single day is worse.
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