Mr. President, what's your message to Democrats who don't want you to run again.
>> They want me to run, read the poles, Jack.
You guys are all the same, that poll showed that 92% of Democrats,
if I ran would vote for me.
>> A majority of Democrats say they don't want you to run again in 2024.
>> 92% said if I did they'd vote for me.
>> That's Biden justifying his pretty disastrous presidency and
his mishandling of many issues.
The one that really stands out to me recently is his response
to the reversal of row,
which was to strike a deal with Mitch McConnell to install an anti abortion,
right wing judge to a lifetime federal judgeship in Kentucky.
Yeah, people not so happy with Joe Biden these days.
But nonetheless he thinks no Jack, everyone loves me.
Everyone would totally vote for me.
And there's a little bit of truth by the way in what he said.
But before we get to that, I wanna point to the malarkey cuz there's a lot.
>> He's nothing but malarkey.
>> nothing but malarkey.
>> Is a giant jar of malarkey.
>> Biden is a giant jar of malarkey.
>> [MUSIC]
>> Now before I get to the receipts and
we should get to the polling because the polling is not good for Biden.
John you wanted to jump in.
>> Yeah, and I just wanted to talk a bit about that intro.
No, that was really funny.
Have you had that before?
Is that new?
Okay, I do like it, that's pretty cool.
I I hope he delivers the malarkey.
Yeah, so what you saw from Biden, I have a couple of thoughts.
One like back off dude, like it felt like he was getting super close to the camera,
grandpa, settle down.
But the more important point is what you got from him is marginally better than
what Trump would have done in this exact same situation.
So Trump would have just said I'm at 96% in what poll when nowhere,
because it doesn't exist.
He just make it up, for Biden the 92% that he cited according to this
poll is accurate if he's the nominee, 92% would vote for him.
So he's not lying except that he's denying the premise of the question,
which is yes, they would vote for you if they're stuck with you as the candidate.
The larger point is they don't want to be stuck with you as a candidate and
he has no answer for that.
I sort of get it like yeah, that doesn't feel good, but
you could do something about this.
It's a much more interesting conversation.
>> Well, I think the Democratic electorate can do something about it and
I'll get to that in a second.
But first let's actually get to the specific details of that poll.
We covered it earlier this week, but the poll found that most Democrats
do not want Biden to run in 2024 with the country gripped by a pervasive
sense of pessimism, the president is hemorrhaging support.
So 64% of Democratic voters say they would prefer a new standard bearer
in the 2024 presidential campaign.
According to this New York Times Sienna College poll as voters nationwide have
soured on his leadership, giving him a meager 33% job approval rating,
get a load of that Jack, something you should consider.
Now he put his blinders on when it came to that portion of the poll and
what he was referring to when he cited 92% is that when push comes to
shove when there's no other choice, the Democratic base,
the Democratic electorate will vote for Biden.
And what that does is it empowers terrible Democrats to keep
being terrible because they know that there isn't going
to be any real consequence for being terrible, right?
So like I know they specifically mentioned Trump and
Democratic voters are particularly terrified of Donald Trump, I get it,
but when you preemptively let a terrible Democratic politician,
no, we don't like you, but we really don't like Trump.
So we'll vote for you anyway without pushing him to do better,
that he's not gonna do better.
And I see so many of these people on Twitter how Sparks failed comedian,
he's a good example of that doesn't matter.
I mean look, Joe Biden can release a sex tape with Donald Trump and
how Sparks will be like, but Biden's great and anyone who criticizes him
is pro mega Anna's pro mega because she's very upset about a anti choice
religious zealot getting a lifetime appointment as a federal judge.
Anna is the bad guy, Anna is the bad guy, Anna is the bad guy,
no, Anna's not the bad guy, you're the bad guy,
enabling failure in the Democratic party failure that empowers the GOP.
No, you're the bad guy.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> You're not the bad guy.
>> No, but like that.
>> Not for that reason anyway.
>> Yeah, so this poll shows Democratic misgivings about Biden seemed to mostly
melt away when presented with a choice between him and
Trump 92% of Democrats said they would stick with Biden.
>> Yeah, sure.
Which is one of the reasons why progressives think it's so
important to fight in primaries and
to have primaries because sure our country is split between two parties.
It puts people in a difficult position so we can predict relatively well what will
happen once we get to the general election.
So give them the best choice possible.
But even that doesn't say exactly what Biden would have you believe?
So if he is the nominee then sure maybe 92% of registered Democrats would vote for
him, but wouldn't you like to inspire more people to register to be Democrats?
And where exactly like which groups are you losing like you can dive
into the demographic splits and all that.
Like it is not simply that he is beloved by the vast majority of the party don't
put people in a position where they have to begrudgingly support
a person because that means they're not going to talk you up.
They're probably not gonna donate money.
Some of them will intend to vote for you.
But when it comes to the actual day, well, I'm not excited.
I'm feeling kind of apathetic.
What's the difference really?
Why put people in that position?
>> Yeah, I mean, but they do it all the time and what I can't understand because
it it seems clear to me that Biden wants to run again.
He wants to run for re election.
>> But why?
>> why?
>> Why?
>> You don't seem to even enjoy the job you don't really wanna accomplish or
fight for anything.
So why why like why he ran promising that he would not seek reelection.
He was just gonna be president for one term if he wins.
And then of course he reneged on that because as soon as they get a little taste
of that power, they want more.
They want more of it, they don't wanna give it up.
Like I know it's gonna come across as ages, I don't mean to be ageist.
He is not fit to be the President of the United States.
He is too old, he is and it's not just about the fact he's old.
It's about how his age is showing in his performance of
President of the United States.
He's barely got any energy when he speaks.
It's not just about the fact he has a stutter.
I know he has a stutter, I know he's overcome it but
sometimes it bleeds through in his speech.
It's more than that like he read portions of the teleprompter that he wasn't
supposed to read out loud that we're just supposed to give him direction.
He doesn't even know Javier Becerra's name.
He keeps keeps saying Javier Bokeria like you're asleep
at the wheel and this is not the time where Democratic
voters need a president who is asleep at the wheel.
Especially as our rights are being stripped away from us.
So like it's not just about his age, it's about his age showing.
>> Yeah, I don't even think the age is necessarily a big part of it.
>> I think it is.
>> There are a lot of other centrist Democrats that would be the same
thing Biden would be in office right now.
They are effectively just a big rock in the oval office just sitting there
stopping things from happening.
That's what they are.
>> That's what their whole role is, that's what their whole purpose is.
That's why the mainstream Democratic Party rallies in support for them.
>> Well I'm just saying if Biden was six years younger, I don't think he would be
vigorously fighting for the cancelation of student loans.
>> No, I agree with you on that Biden is who he is but
the fact that he is the age he is.
And it seems to also have an impact on his energy.
Like to the point where he's MIA when serious things happen.
Like why do you wanna run again?
Why what are you doing?
What are we doing here?
>> I don't know why he wants to be president.
You should, you should know.
You should know before they become president.
We should definitely know while they're president.
Like I can make a case for Trump.
I mean, he certainly wasted much of the opportunity, but
he liked the pomp and circumstance with Biden.
I honestly don't know why he wants to be president.
And it sucks that he would potentially block a better,
more qualified person from holding that spot.
>> Let's just go to the final graphic here because this is a list put together by our
team about things that he promised but failed to do.
Remember he promised $2000 COVID stimulus checks.
He didn't deliver on that, it was $1400.
But that's one of the smaller things.
Didn't pass a $15 an hour minimum wage.
He didn't take any meaningful action on climate change.
Did not make the child tax credit permanent.
No universal pre-K did not protect reproductive rights.
Let's come back for a second.
He didn't pass the Pro Act, it goes on and on and on and on, right.
And of course there's always a billion excuses.
I couldn't do this, I couldn't do that.
He didn't even try, that's the problem, he didn't fight for it.
And he still using complimentary language toward people like Kirsten Cinema
who stood in the way of passing what he claims to be his agenda.
So I'm just you didn't fight for it because you didn't care about it.
You don't care about delivering for
the people who did the work to get you elected.
So why do you wanna do this?
What's the point?
Just God, I just wish Democratic leadership would
step aside and allow others to lead.
People who actually wanna lead.
People actually wanna deliver for their voters, but they won't do it.
They're too hungry for power.