Biden…No Charges But Brutal Slapdown and Counsel Takes Cheap Shot? Also Surprise Guest for Our 25K
February 9, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe special council looking into some classified and top-secret documents found in President Biden’s possession will not be filing charges in the case. Robert Hur’s report on the matter came out yesterday. While he clears the president on one hand, with the other, he indicates the president is forgetful. In not charging President Biden, Hur reasoned it was because he would present to a jury as an elderly man “with a poor memory.”
That may hurt in an election year where age is becoming an issue.
Michael Shure will be along to talk politics.
We will lighten things up with mega-9ers fan and Bay Área dude, Kevin Pollak. Plus fun with Friday Fabulous Florida and the Culture Blaster, Michael Snyder.
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