Biden's BS origin story and WH Spox is offended by dementia question (03-26-2024--Hour3)
The Pete Kaliner ShowMarch 26, 202400:30:2827.94 MB

Biden's BS origin story and WH Spox is offended by dementia question (03-26-2024--Hour3)

This episode is presented by Carolina Readiness Supply – The Washington Free Beacon dug into President Joe Biden's "origin story" about his first case out of law school and found that it's likely a fable - based on a case that Biden was not a part of. Also, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called a question from WBT "offensive."

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[00:00:00] What's going on? Thank you so much for listening to this podcast. It is heard live every

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[00:00:27] support. First off, a little bit of breaking news. It's not about Donald Trump selling

[00:00:32] Bibles. It is about the story I've been talking about for the last hour which was about

[00:00:40] Ronald McDaniel being hired by NBC and scooped by Dylan Buyers, formerly of Politico, if

[00:00:49] I recall correctly, now at Puck News, you got to say it like that, make sure you emphasize

[00:00:55] the P in that word.

[00:01:00] Um, quote, NBC news plans to drop X R N C chair, Ronald McDaniel as a paid contributor

[00:01:08] following on air revolt from NBC slash MSNBC talent executives are deliberating over

[00:01:15] details, announcement is pending meanwhile, McDaniel is seeking legal representation.

[00:01:21] I'll tell you what, all right in this fight, who are you rooting for Pete? Good question.

[00:01:29] I am rooting for injuries. I'm rooting for, I mean, up with the monetary damages, okay,

[00:01:36] I am rooting for damages. Yes. The more the merrier, I shall be.

[00:01:45] All right. So over at the Washington free beacon, which is a national treasure by the way,

[00:01:55] they took a look into Joe Biden's origin stories and I believe it started with a bite from

[00:02:01] us spider like a radioactive spider. But nobody else, no other media outlet all of these

[00:02:09] firefighters for truth, right? All of these like a brave beach storm in journalismers.

[00:02:18] None of them ever thought to go back and look up Joe Biden who is a serial, uh, fabulous

[00:02:27] and plagiarist, right? A maker, rougher of stories. So nobody ever thought, hey, you know

[00:02:33] what we should go back and check into his origin story. Not the radioactive spider one

[00:02:38] but the real one. The one, well, I say real in quotes because it's not really real. I know

[00:02:46] you're going to be as shocked as I was to learn what the free beacon has discovered. Joe

[00:02:51] Biden's political origin story is almost certainly bogus. I can't believe it.

[00:03:08] I am as shocked as you are. I'm shocked to find that gambling is going on in here. You're

[00:03:17] winning, sir. Oh, thank you very much. There you go. It's just I'm just stunned for nearly 20

[00:03:24] years. President Joe Biden has told a story about why he devoted his life to politics. It was

[00:03:32] when he first heard Donald Trump say good people on both sides. Low those many years ago,

[00:03:38] I believe it was the 70s. No, I'm kidding. No, this is a story that he has repeated many

[00:03:45] many times, but he also repeated at the risk of facing criminal charges for lying to a federal

[00:03:50] agent. He, he told this story to special counsel Robert her last October in that deposition

[00:04:00] over the documents. See, what do we always say? It's never the crime. It's always the cover.

[00:04:08] This is wouldn't be amazing if this is what he goes down for. So here's the story, fresh

[00:04:15] at a law school and working as a clerk at a high powered Wilmington Delaware law firm, Joe

[00:04:22] Biden having recently whipped up on corn pop was tapped to defend a construction company. See,

[00:04:30] this construction company was being sued by a 23 year old welder. The 23 year old welder working

[00:04:40] for the construction company lost a part of his anatomy. One of the beans and the frank or part

[00:04:55] of the frank, okay. The family jewels were, uh, were damaged in a fire, okay? The welder was

[00:05:05] working inside of a chimney at a Delaware city plant. Okay. He's in this chimney catches fire

[00:05:13] inside. He is burned. He is maimed and then he sues now according to Joe Biden and his telling of

[00:05:23] the tale. It was Joe Biden's shrewd legal defense on the behalf of the construction company

[00:05:33] that the injured man lost his case. Quote, this is from Joe Biden. This is Joe Biden's telling

[00:05:41] of the story to, uh, Robert her on October 8th, 2023 at the deposition. Ready? Quote.

[00:05:55] He goes on to say, I wrote this memo and son of a bleep it prevailed. And I looked over at that

[00:06:04] kid and I thought son of a bleep. I'm in the wrong business. I'm not made for this.

[00:06:11] Biden says that he was so racked with guilt that he concocted an excuse to avoid a celebratory

[00:06:19] lunch with one of the firms named partners because they were so excited about having saved

[00:06:25] this case and beaten this 23 year old welder, right? Now you have to pay him anything. Thank god for,

[00:06:34] Joe Biden showing up when he did writing this brief man. He's such a brilliant lawyer.

[00:06:40] We would have been so screwed if not for Joe, screwing over this guy.

[00:06:47] Um, so he avoids the lunch doesn't want to be celebrated. Doesn't want to party with the partners

[00:06:55] and instead he walks into the public defender's office and asks for a job that very day. Quote,

[00:07:03] it's the only time I ever lied. Yeah, that's it. That's the only time. Yeah.

[00:07:13] Thus began according to a New York Times report on the special counsel interview,

[00:07:17] quote, a career that would one day take him to the White House. Okay. That's the story that Joe

[00:07:24] told. But that story is almost certainly a complete work of fiction because although Biden did

[00:07:32] work at a law firm and he worked at the law firm that was tapped to defend a construction company,

[00:07:41] a company that was in a negligence lawsuit just like the one that Joe described to her.

[00:07:50] The slight problem here is that that case concluded in 1968

[00:07:57] and Joe Biden in 1968 was still in law school. Not a lawyer. Oh, also the welder in that case

[00:08:14] did not lose a one. He actually won at the time $315,000 which in today's dollars would be $2.8 million.

[00:08:27] According to Joseph Simonson and Andrew Kerr at the Free Beacon,

[00:08:35] Joe Biden does have a long record of embellishments and yarn spinning. He claimed he was offered

[00:08:41] a spot on the Naval Academy's football team. He says he never spoke with his son Hunter Biden about

[00:08:48] the foreign business dealings, etc. Oh, speaking of which I do have this clip here from Hunter Biden

[00:08:55] on his dad here. My father would woman eyes, he would drink, he would make outrageous claims like

[00:09:01] he invented the question mark. Sometimes you would accuse chestnuts of being lazy,

[00:09:07] the sort of general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament.

[00:09:14] My childhood was typical. There you go. All right so there is a possibility that Biden is

[00:09:19] referring to another civil case that was tried in the late 1960s in the district court of Delaware

[00:09:25] or it's Pennsylvania counterpart. And if that other case may have used William,

[00:09:31] Prickett law firm defending the catalytic construction company against a welder and his wife

[00:09:37] suing over the burn sustained while working inside a vessel at a company plant. There could be

[00:09:41] another case that has identical with all of those same components. But if there is a case nobody can

[00:09:47] find it. Slide problem the district court of Delaware only keeps records for cases dating back to 1974.

[00:09:55] The law firm has no records of it. A spokesman for the firm which is now named

[00:10:00] Prickett Jones and Elliott said that its records from its case and any others in the 60s have long

[00:10:05] been destroyed and the guy in the welder in the case he died in 2014. He said and the law firm says

[00:10:11] quote we are familiar with the passage in Mr. Biden's autobiography discussing our firm

[00:10:17] and a civil action William, Prickett and Mr. Biden worked on unfortunately we cannot confirm

[00:10:23] that the matter is the one to which the autobiography refers any records from that case

[00:10:28] and other matters the firm handled in the late 1960s are well outside the time period of our records

[00:10:33] retention policy and have likely been destroyed. But I'm sure it totally happened. Our own Mark

[00:10:42] Garrison that's how I say it because it's French sounding and I want to sound like I'm a little

[00:10:47] bit more well traveled than I am. Mark Garrison from the WBT News Center he the news director here

[00:10:54] he got an interview with cringe jump here the White House press secretary who I'm sure will totally

[00:11:01] not land a gig at NBC or ABC or CBS news or CNN or MSNBC or CNBC

[00:11:12] right there I mean probably not Fox but I mean it's still wouldn't surprise me but probably

[00:11:18] not Fox. I don't see her really working alongside Peter Ducey very well or his dad but it could

[00:11:24] happen you never know. Let me see let me get to some messages here Mary says MSNBC

[00:11:31] brought on Ronald McDaniel as a token because she's a weak Republican. Ben says that he has already

[00:11:39] seen a lot of comments in the wake of the the bridge in Baltimore you know the the shipping

[00:11:52] tanker that ran into the bridge and it collapsed the bridge this morning. Ben says I have already seen

[00:12:00] multiple comments you know look like a controlled demolition so the truthers are already starting

[00:12:06] to swarm. Well I mean that's the thing you've got to swarm quickly in these types of events

[00:12:12] because you've got to get the truth out there and you gotta you gotta let it calcify right you gotta

[00:12:21] start just ask a question you gotta start that process early so this way you can say that you know

[00:12:28] you were there from the very beginning you know I've been raising these questions from the very

[00:12:32] beginning I've been asking these questions and it didn't look right and shipping containers don't

[00:12:37] melt steel Pete right like all of those types of arguments you gotta make those right out of the gate

[00:12:44] you gotta plant those flags or people just won't believe you on the next story.

[00:12:49] Thomas says the McDaniel's hot mess is a real media kerfuffle for NBC this conflagration is a real

[00:13:00] inferno for the fake news media model expert analysis as usual inferno is a good one. Yeah so you've

[00:13:09] got so this one of the things to always listen for when you're like if you're watching it a new story

[00:13:15] about a fire apartment fire chemical fire really any kind of fire the first reference is always

[00:13:24] fire it was called fire and then in journalism speak second reference whenever you hear second

[00:13:29] reference it means the next time you refer to the next time you say the thing you have to come up

[00:13:35] with a different way to say it so second reference is always should always be difference it's the

[00:13:40] sign of a good journalismer and so first reference is fire second reference is always blaze now

[00:13:46] if you ever hear inferno which always sounds a bit too hypey so a lot of reporters and and

[00:13:52] anchors will never use the word inferno conflagration though like that's when you know you're dealing with

[00:13:57] somebody who's probably got like a 4.0 GPA or something you know and they want to let you know

[00:14:02] that it really smart because they're using that word so it's always blaze on second reference

[00:14:07] and then you go back to fire and usually by that point stories over because I mean it's really just a

[00:14:12] fire and so you're just in it for the video that's really why they shoot all the video of the

[00:14:17] fires because who look it's a fire and there's something very like primitive and instinctual

[00:14:23] about humans looking into a fire because we've been doing it from millennia you know around camp

[00:14:27] fires and stuff so that's yeah it just makes good video okay if you're listening to this podcast you

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[00:15:22] ready when the lights go out i have a clip here it is the raw file uh... that means there are no edits

[00:15:30] here this is just the straight up raw tape that mark iris and wb t news director mark iris and recorded

[00:15:37] with the white house press secretary karenge jump you and um

[00:15:43] i mean it's headed at the beginning just to clip the beginning and then to uh at the end here but

[00:15:48] this is the full interview it runs about six minutes or so just kind of curious to hear the whole thing

[00:15:56] hey there good morning mark thank you so much for having me i'm looking forward to having this

[00:16:00] conversation so uh... north carolina's uh a state and play for sure uh some of the latest numbers show

[00:16:07] seventy two percent of voters here are really worried about the president's mental components

[00:16:12] and one uh... poll last week said that was forty six percent of democrats how does the president

[00:16:17] overcome that oh my god i'd so right out of the gate he's asking about dementia

[00:16:21] right out of the gate just wham it's a right in the face with it

[00:16:26] uh...

[00:16:28] that's your answer

[00:16:30] well i would uh... for i would uh... point everyone to the state of the union where the president gave an

[00:16:35] incredible speech about his vision for the american people and he spoke for seventy five minutes

[00:16:41] and laid out a powerful uh... uh... remarks on how he sees uh... was moving forward with uh...

[00:16:48] health care lowering costs for health care and how important that is to millions of important

[00:16:52] millions of americans including north carolini and that's why he in the vice president

[00:16:57] are going to be in rolly north carolina where they're looking forward to it on talking about their

[00:17:01] vision she's so bad at this

[00:17:04] and look okay and i'm not trying to be mean or anything

[00:17:08] i i have done a lot of interviews with uh... with flax and hacks and spin mixtures

[00:17:14] calms people press secretaries right just

[00:17:17] at all levels

[00:17:19] this is the white house this is like that this is the all-star game of the professionals right that you

[00:17:26] would think you do not get that game unless you are good at this

[00:17:31] work

[00:17:32] and

[00:17:33] this white holder courage

[00:17:35] because she's so bad at just oh gosh this is so awful

[00:17:39] and the worst part is you've got an entire generation of pr spin mixtures and flax and hacks that

[00:17:45] are watching her thinking this is what is acceptable

[00:17:48] so it's going to get worse

[00:17:50] this is the prequel to idiocracy we are living it people

[00:17:55] and strengthen the affordable care act for example medicate medicare uh... they

[00:18:00] they're going to discuss not just lowering health care costs but also including prescription

[00:18:04] drugs that's not forget there was a bill that was passed uh... last year well back in 2022

[00:18:10] in the inflation reduction act which only democrats voted on only they all there were the

[00:18:15] only ones that supported this bill and what it did it low it it allows medicare first time

[00:18:22] to two unnegotiate lowering cost prescription drug costs

[00:18:25] that imagine republicans voted again every single sentence it seems like she starts

[00:18:30] off with this stutter a wait a minute

[00:18:32] like joe biden

[00:18:34] they both have stutters

[00:18:38] have we ever seen these two together in the same place

[00:18:42] could they be the same person

[00:18:45] i'm just asking questions

[00:18:47] not for this they support this

[00:18:49] uh... some voted against it

[00:18:51] uh... and so that's what the president is going to talk about their insulin

[00:18:54] cause you have our seniors are paying hundreds of dollars

[00:18:57] a month

[00:18:58] uh... for insulin the president was able to cap that thirty five bucks

[00:19:03] thirty five bucks a month

[00:19:04] and we are really grateful to the governor cooper your governor's leadership

[00:19:09] on expanding medicate medicate expansion

[00:19:12] oh my god she sounds like she knows what she's talking about i'm waiting for her

[00:19:16] to call

[00:19:17] roi kupa her good friend ray

[00:19:20] right like that's what i'm expecting now i don't know if it's gonna have i've

[00:19:22] not heard this yet

[00:19:24] i have not heard this full interview

[00:19:26] but she is very very bad at this

[00:19:31] the worst part of this is that

[00:19:34] it's radio

[00:19:35] i mean that's the best part but it's the worst part for her

[00:19:38] because

[00:19:39] i understand if you're standing at the podium

[00:19:42] or at the lectern on the podium you're up there

[00:19:45] you're on tv

[00:19:47] people are asking you questions and

[00:19:49] i get it you cannot

[00:19:51] note everything in every detail about every single issue

[00:19:55] so they send you out there with that big fat binder

[00:19:59] with all of the

[00:19:59] you know talking points

[00:20:01] and spin

[00:20:02] so this way if you don't remember what the answer is or what the particular

[00:20:07] spin is supposed to be you just flip to that page and you

[00:20:10] oh yeah that's right this is the spin i need to hit these points

[00:20:13] i get that

[00:20:14] and i'm forgiving of that like

[00:20:17] for a television audience that sees the

[00:20:20] the press secretary doing that

[00:20:23] i i am forgiving of that to some extent okay like she's

[00:20:27] she's really bad at that too don't get me wrong but just in general i can

[00:20:31] forgive that

[00:20:32] but this is radio courage

[00:20:34] this is radio

[00:20:35] you can you can literally sit here as i am right now i have these papers in front

[00:20:40] of me and if i didn't do that you would have no idea

[00:20:43] that i have all these papers in front of me

[00:20:45] i have been reading it from a script this entire program all three hours

[00:20:50] you have no idea

[00:20:54] stand up and move away from the

[00:20:57] see this is

[00:20:59] oh wait

[00:21:00] i just i don't understand why

[00:21:03] you cannot deliver these copy points

[00:21:05] with some degree of admittedly fain

[00:21:10] sincerity

[00:21:12] why why is this so difficult why is every single sentence starting off with

[00:21:16] this

[00:21:17] halting stuttering start

[00:21:19] right like like you're like you're pushing the vw down a hill and you're

[00:21:22] open to like pop the clutch or something on this sound bite i don't understand

[00:21:29] and uh... because of these leadership now there's going to be more than four

[00:21:32] hundred thousand north to carolini and that's going to be able to receive

[00:21:36] uh... this uh... that we were able to receive the care that they need

[00:21:40] and also americans are saving on average eight hundred bucks a year on

[00:21:43] premium so that matters

[00:21:44] while republicans

[00:21:46] are constantly showing the stark contrast

[00:21:49] uh... on this are trying to repeal a c a fifty-and-temp

[00:21:52] fire publicants to do that

[00:21:54] uh... they're trying to repeal the inflation reduction i as i just mentioned

[00:21:57] it's going to it's going to lower cost for americans

[00:22:00] they they released up for public in the release their congressional republican

[00:22:04] budget just last week where they want to cut

[00:22:07] a hair care coverage for millions of americans

[00:22:10] a dry prescription drug costs up and so there couldn't be a bigger contrast

[00:22:15] there could be a clear vision by this president and that's what i would say to

[00:22:18] americans you have a president fighting for you

[00:22:21] lowering cost you get a golden look north carolina today to talk about just

[00:22:25] that and they should watch and and here we said

[00:22:28] uh... and uh... you know and i think that's what matters i think that's what

[00:22:32] americans also want

[00:22:33] when i told a number of people that i was talking to you today

[00:22:36] that it was interesting though they all said would you please just ask her

[00:22:40] does the president have dementia and so before i move on from it does he

[00:22:45] that mark mark i can't even believe you're asking me this question

[00:22:49] that is a credibly offensive question to ask but you know people ask it

[00:22:53] wait no no no no no you mark you you you you took your taking it down as

[00:22:58] rabbit hole let me uh... let me uh... let me be very clear about this

[00:23:03] all of course carin jom Pierre has to be very clear she has to be allowed to be

[00:23:07] clear see that's the thing everybody prevents her from being clear

[00:23:11] that's why she's so freaking unclear on everything

[00:23:15] because she's always saying let me be because she always begging permission and

[00:23:18] so i can only assume that nobody is allowing her to be clear all this time

[00:23:22] because if we would just let her be clear that she would be obviously

[00:23:26] it also

[00:23:28] not a rabbit hole

[00:23:30] simple question

[00:23:31] he just asked people said hey

[00:23:34] ask her does he have dementia so does he

[00:23:37] one simple question that's all it was a simple question and now she's talking

[00:23:41] about rabbit holes no rabbit holes would be okay well let's

[00:23:44] let's get more involved in go down the hole and ask more questions and go

[00:23:47] down different side tangent sin everything else that's what that phrase means

[00:23:53] but maybe clear

[00:23:55] uh... let me be clear oh you know what maybe

[00:23:57] i wonder if she's channeling Obama

[00:24:01] because he would always say that

[00:24:02] uh... let me be clear

[00:24:06] mmm

[00:24:09] they're down the rabbit hole here people no we're not actually

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[00:25:34] courage jump here is about to use this term i'm going to rewrack this clip mark

[00:25:39] arson wbt news director gets the white house press secretary on the phone they

[00:25:44] actually asked to be on the air because they're trying to front promote

[00:25:49] bydons trip to rolly today

[00:25:52] and so

[00:25:53] they make the white house press secretary available

[00:25:56] to read some copy points poorly

[00:25:58] and garrison then asks this question about hey i was you know told people i'm

[00:26:03] getting ready to interview you and they've got they got a question told a

[00:26:06] number of people that i was talking to you today that it was interesting though

[00:26:09] they all said would you please just ask her

[00:26:12] does the president have dementia and so before i move on from it does he

[00:26:17] that mark mark i can't even believe you're asking me this question

[00:26:21] that is a credibly offensive question to ask but you know the last week

[00:26:25] oh no no no no you mark you you you you took your taking it down as rabbit

[00:26:30] hole let me know let me uh... let me be very clear about this

[00:26:36] uh... for the past several years the president's position has laid out very

[00:26:41] common a comprehensive way

[00:26:43] other president's health

[00:26:44] yeah

[00:26:45] uh... this is a president if you watch him every day

[00:26:48] if you really pay attention to his record and what he has done now you will

[00:26:52] see exactly how

[00:26:54] uh... how

[00:26:55] how focus he's been on the american people no historic

[00:26:59] his actions has been he had done more

[00:27:02] no for all on on historic legislation

[00:27:04] domestic coffee on foreign policy not the question

[00:27:08] then most president

[00:27:09] and in uh...

[00:27:11] in this period

[00:27:12] of their president actually is the more in the first three years then most

[00:27:16] president have done

[00:27:17] in two terms and so i'm not even going to truly truly

[00:27:22] uh...

[00:27:24] really

[00:27:25] you know take take the premise of your question i think it is uh...

[00:27:29] i think what she's searching for there is a dignified

[00:27:33] your question with the response i think that's what she was and

[00:27:37] look i know white house press secretary so i don't have these

[00:27:42] axioms at the tip of my tongue ready to go

[00:27:46] i don't know a good effective way to sidestep and not answer a question in

[00:27:51] a believable way

[00:27:54] i i

[00:27:55] i am not as skilled at that gig

[00:27:57] as obviously courage

[00:27:59] jump here is

[00:28:01] which is why

[00:28:03] she sounds

[00:28:06] like she's losing a wrestling match with her tongue

[00:28:10] is just

[00:28:11] this is just embarrassing

[00:28:13] incredibly insulting

[00:28:15] and uh... and so we can you know we can move on to the next question i think i

[00:28:18] feel like i've answered it

[00:28:20] uh... they have answered it the question for you

[00:28:22] yes okay

[00:28:24] so

[00:28:25] uh... she not only called it incredibly offensive but she also called it

[00:28:28] incredibly insulting

[00:28:30] to whom

[00:28:32] to job i didn

[00:28:33] and you notice what she said about the president

[00:28:36] having the physical every year in the doctor clearing them given them all

[00:28:39] the that well okay first off

[00:28:42] that's just a physical that's not a mental

[00:28:45] right

[00:28:46] it's a physical deal

[00:28:47] um...

[00:28:49] but also he hasn't really been passing that with flying colors

[00:28:52] remember they gave him the new tennis shoes the other day

[00:28:55] he's got those two and look i don't mean that it the guys eighty one years

[00:28:58] old of course he's going to be having

[00:29:01] uh... physical issues but

[00:29:03] if we accept that on a physical side why wouldn't we accept it to be also a

[00:29:07] thing on the on the mental side too

[00:29:09] prices and grocery prices then big topics here in north carol

[00:29:13] so then he goes on to gas prices which we know what the spin there is going to be

[00:29:17] you know believe courage

[00:29:19] don't believe your lying eyes don't believe your budget

[00:29:22] don't believe your bank account

[00:29:24] right it's an illusion

[00:29:27] because the

[00:29:28] inflation isn't growing nearly as fast as it did two years ago

[00:29:31] men and that was going like

[00:29:34] nine percent annually like that was out of control

[00:29:37] that was like

[00:29:38] it was on fire

[00:29:40] or a conflagration if you will

[00:29:43] or blaze

[00:29:44] so yeah that was at a control nine percent ten percent annual increases you know

[00:29:47] that happened like a year

[00:29:49] uh... year two in a row

[00:29:51] and now it's only growing at like a three percent rates he so that's

[00:29:53] that's way better

[00:29:55] thanks joe biden

[00:29:56] course the prices are

[00:29:58] now permanently inflated

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