Latest / Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems / President Joe Biden loves his Country 071224

Transcript

President Joe Biden loves his Country 071224 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

0:02
Before you push the president out of office with regards to his age or his
0:14
stamina, oh forgetfulness, and you should be very mindful of the timing and
0:27
the consequence or the consequences. And it will be historic for an American president
0:40
to be pushed out of office because of a poor forgetful UH response or responses
0:55
during one single debate. And yeah, the debate should be the catalyst and
1:03
it the debate should not be something in isolation. It means there was already
1:10
something going that either was hidden from the American people by intention or by mistake.
1:25
But if you choose to push the president out of office when just a
1:34
few months closer to the elections, you should be mindful and very strategic in
1:44
your decisions or decision making. And it should be considerate of the president,
1:55
his family, especially his wife and son, and he should be considered it
2:02
unmindful of the petriotism of the president, his sacrifice for this great country and
2:13
his story, his history, his tragedies, and how he have overcome it
2:23
in the name of the country. And you should be mindful of others that
2:32
he's been in office for close to fifty years in politics, and he has
2:39
done a lot for America, and he really deeply loves his country, and
2:49
he's a good person in his own regard. He got a good soul.
2:54
And we might disagree with his politics and his international policies and wars, and
3:02
we should always understand that the wars came to him, he didn't go to
3:09
the wars. And even though most people might not agree with his decisions,
3:19
it might just be because they don't understand your politics. If you understand your
3:24
politics as an American president, and there is every reason to stand by Ukraine
3:32
and support Ukraine based on American geopolitical interests, and there is every reason to
3:42
stand with Israel as an American president based on American geopolitical interests and his policies.
3:58
His policies are very basic and helpful to the common person. And he's
4:05
done a lot to breach the race divide, the gender divide. He's done
4:12
a lot to appeal to the various groups LGBTQ and to the various rights groups
4:23
or activists groups like trade unions. And he's done a lot for students to
4:30
forgive that debt, even though he promised more but could only delivered less because
4:39
of the constrain of Congress and the courts, and he's done a lot for
4:44
the equal system, and he's done a lot to American foreign policy. He
4:50
might not agree with him as a person or as a matter of policy,
4:57
but he's doing what the American system needs. So he's a defender of the
5:01
system and he's a defender of the American way of life. The fight with
5:08
the Ukraine, the fight in Ukraine with Russia, it's about American geopolitical interests
5:16
in Europe and European geopolitical interests, and it's strategically to make Americans stronger,
5:27
to make NATO stronger, to make the Eves stronger, and to have a
5:33
buffer state to prevent us from Russia, and just for the safe to Ukraine,
5:44
for the freedom and democrats of the Ukraine itself. You might disagree with
5:48
the war, but it's a strategic American geopolitical interests. When it comes to
5:59
glue about politics and power dynamics and American as the leader of the free war,
6:12
you do things that individually you might disagree with. You're doing it for
6:17
the system. The system is bigger than the person, and the system it's
6:23
immortal, but the human beiness mortal, and you might disagree with its foreign
6:30
policy, we might not, you'll be unable to disagree that he's a patriot,
6:35
a true American, and a person that knows American modern most politicians,
6:44
and a person that truly believes in American exceptionalism, believes in seeking the perfect
6:53
union, and he believes in the American dream, truly lives in democracy.
7:01
So when he talks about democracy and atocracy, he typically means what he's saying.
7:08
He means it, and he knows American and American politics and interests more
7:19
than many many politicians. In my criticizing there for supporting Israel only if you
7:28
don't know the importance of Israel to America. I've said all the times,
7:32
and as I would say again that America is Israel and Israel's America. It's
7:39
upon every American president to support Israel the way the war is managed. I
7:46
might have some disagreement, but supporting in Israel needs no apology, and he's
7:54
a full supporter with instead of Israel. He's giving Israel what Israel needs,
8:00
and he is refused to give just something so later that the consequences of it
8:09
are neither good for the public image of Israel, and it's nugget for American
8:15
too. And at the same time, he's mindful of the consequences of the
8:20
war. War did the devastation. He goes to the people of Israel and
8:26
abandoning some of their settlements, and mindful of what has Paul Is up to,
8:33
what Hamas is up to, and who t is, and he is
8:37
mindful of them. Is the fragility of it. It's mindful of Iran and
8:41
his influence. He's mindful of Russia on the global stage's mindful of China and
8:50
the influence of China economically, politically, humanitarian and militarily scientific, technologically,
9:03
And he's mindful of Europe. And he's mindful of countries like Iran. It's
9:15
mindful of countries that not career. He's mindful of American foes, even though
9:22
the word foe is subjective. He's mindful of those who are competing against America
9:31
or or against American exceptionalism. He's mindful of the influence of the bricks.
9:39
It's mindful of geo politics because he's a student of it. And he's the
9:46
only person that understands the Russian president more than anybody else in Congress or in
9:52
DC. Because he's been there for close to for a century, and he's
10:03
giving America his best in Congress, as a vice president and as a president.
10:09
And we should remember all this now when people do criticize him, he
10:18
should be very careful not be anti age. Should not be hateful because of
10:30
his age, because of ageism. Don't make agism the problem. Agism and
10:37
wisdom are two different things, and competence are two different things. And if
10:43
his health is frailing, if you think the mind is getting tired, and
10:50
you need to do it with decorum and respect as that he's an American president,
10:56
and don't minimize so much elset for this country and to him he sees
11:07
dangerous openman to his own view of which might not be true, but he
11:13
truly believes it that he is only one to to free or protect American democracy
11:24
against tyranny. He truly believes it. It may not be true from the
11:31
other side, it may not be true to me, but the concept and
11:35
the reality that I believes it should give doctrine and should not minimize Let's work
11:46
for three and a half years, and he should not minimize his work in
11:52
advancing the cheap industry, the semiconductor industry for expanding a can for for expanding
12:03
the financial support and investment when it comes to science and technology, you cannot
12:09
minimize that. He has invested a lot in American companies artificial intelligence and green
12:18
industry or green revolution or green digitalization. He's invested in that a lot.
12:28
And he's tried to breach the gap between the rich and the poor. But
12:35
he can only do what he can do because America is a divided government and
12:39
a separate and a separation of power between the legislative, the executive, and
12:45
the judiciary. And it stands for women, it stands for trade the little
12:54
guys, it stands for the right to unionize. He loves politics, and
13:05
you know, most of the times people calmt him out when he comes by
13:09
swinging, and we should be respectful. And I just toss the coin and
13:18
just forget about the good that an American president has done, because it's his
13:22
life. He spent his whole life with this great country, and he's done
13:28
his best. But if the age is failing, or the health is failing,
13:35
the exit should not be brutal. He should not be swift and urgent.
13:41
He should not be forced, He should not be pushed out that will
13:46
be on democratic and that will be disrespectful to the voters, and it would
13:52
disrespectful to his delegates, and will be disrespectful to those who knocked doors for
13:58
him, and if it disrespectful to the leadership selection process. So we must
14:09
take our distance into consideration. Don't be so quick and swift with I using
14:16
strategy. You must calculate how much time you have, and you must calculate
14:22
to see are productive and efficient and effective are the choices that you have.
14:31
And you must be very considerate. And it's not easy just to change a
14:41
presidential candidate closer to a convention and closer to the election itself, that grassroots
14:48
you know, it's difficult to build that foundation of support. And you should
14:56
be careful and mindful that if it's use a candidate, and it shouldn't be
15:03
as if it was orchestrated and planned, and it should be the natural process.
15:11
And you need to let the president decide, if he do decide who
15:22
should be his successor or we should take over him. But based on American
15:28
constitution, it's the vice president. He cannot take away that from her equally,
15:37
and if he tried to do that, that would be the dumbest thing
15:41
to do, because by legitimacy, she s in next in rank, no
15:48
matter and mcavillan or diabolic interest, that party will be working against itself if
15:58
he does not follow the line of secession. So if the president's not in,
16:04
then the vice president it's in and nobody else. And if the vice
16:12
president is not in, they're gonna make your case worse. You might like
16:19
her or not, but it will not be for you to choose if she's
16:26
there or not. It is just based on the merit of succession. If
16:34
you don't like her, you need to learn to like her. You need
16:40
to learn to stand by her. You need to learn to convas for her.
16:45
You need to clean her image. You guys need to strategically have attack
16:52
dogs go out to defend her. And you need to raise her up and
17:00
remember her for what she used to be in the Senate and if years completed
17:04
her was where where where people will panic if she was supposed to question them
17:14
we interview them in the Senate, and she remember her strength, I said,
17:23
a woman of power. I should be very careful not to use sexism,
17:30
racism, or bigotry on her. And it had to push her out
17:37
and another smart for all her side to do the same said the Democratic Party,
17:44
it's in a mess that they have put themselves in. I said this
17:48
time time, long time ago. That is selection or the the presidential candidate
17:59
prossys was flawed. Many candidates were pushed out, and the president did not
18:07
debate, it did not compete. He's not fight for his job. If
18:11
he did, the democratic power will not be where it is today. And
18:19
there is no use that against the president. There's no use their failures,
18:26
you know, to have a transparent ah debate process to select their presidential candidates.
18:36
So they failed to do that. And the crown their king, and
18:41
when they choose to dethrone their king, it should not be the fault the
18:45
fault of that king. Don't dare to force that king out, because once
18:51
you are king with the realms of power, it's not easy to give it
18:55
a wif it cannot be the greatest person in the world. And because of
19:00
one debate and some media outlets and the flame that they have inflamed, and
19:11
of a sudden the king has no throw and is pushed out. He is
19:21
the president king. No, what is my analogy that once somebody has power
19:29
they don't give it away easily because power comes from some goodies, the privileges
19:37
they enjoy, the immunity and the rights to do our owndo. And being
19:45
an American president is always an opportunity to serve, and it's an opportunity to
19:53
write your name in history. And the president thinks about that that after his
20:02
fifty years serving America, that cannot be his exit. And if you want
20:10
him to go, should be democratic. She very expectful, she'd be dignified,
20:18
she'ld be honorable and memorable and venerable. She'd remember that. And if
20:29
the president in himself sees that being there my compromises objective of defeating the other
20:40
side or the person on the other side, then being there my be counter
20:47
productive. If he knows that he does not have the energy or the tenacity
20:56
that he used to have. And the future is for the younger generations,
21:03
is upon us to train new leaders of the future. But those leaders of
21:10
the future should be by merit. And they proved themselves that they can govern.
21:15
It easy to switch, it's difficult to govern, and it's difficult to
21:22
win an election. Remember that the president deserves to be president. He was
21:33
elected into office by the people and away from the media. Most of the
21:40
people still believe in him and to stand by him. If for some reasons
21:45
you want him to go, remember the image of the country brought home and
21:56
abroad and get to it. Visualize what the allies are thinking, what American's
22:04
fos are thinking, and visualize the consequences that may see things my go right
22:15
and thinks my gorang. You don't be in a position where you regret saying
22:23
I shall have none so had unknown for this might be too late. If
22:30
you want the president to go, make sure you have a strategy, a
22:36
winning strategy. Make sure you have a plan, Make sure you have it
22:44
all. Figure out, figure out knee jerk reaction. Hally, we knew
22:52
victory. Remember rush is not speed. Speed is were calculated and safe,
23:04
but rush isn't. The clock is thicking and tell miss passing. I guess
23:18
should decide if the president is in or the president is out. And the
23:27
burden of proof without the proper dance of evidence or with the properness of evidence
23:42
shouldn't actually be on the president because his situation is health and age and life
23:49
is understood by almost every American. So the burden of proof that he should
23:56
be out should come from those asking him to go, shouldn't come from him.
24:06
If I've done my job for three and a half years and I have
24:08
a debate, I'll make a mistake that I call the mistake. Maybe the
24:14
flops are many. If it's just to kick me out, he just ask
24:18
me to leave, it should better give me the evidence and reasons why should
24:25
live. And it should prove to me that things going to be better with
24:30
my absence and not the other way round, not the other way round.
24:41
It's a good thing to us the respect of our presidents as we do,
24:45
and a good thing to be compassionate and empathetic. And they'll be so safe
24:52
do it, and so self serving because pushing the president so fast, so
24:57
quick, and without feelings is josraw Jo Rae is a human being, a
25:11
great American, one of the best leaders Americans. Er has half of every
25:19
long period of time, and based only a political affiliation, he has contributed
25:27
enormously to a clean interpretation of this country. And he's a public servant.
25:40
And his beloved son served in the military, and he got many losses in
25:47
his life and is coming of age. You should not make it worse,
25:56
there shouldn't be his reward for his sacrifice. He should be the one to
26:00
decide, for him to decide. Give him the facts, let the facts
26:10
speak, Let the facts speak for itself. Then you can't convince him if
26:18
it needs to be convinced. If you choose to convince the president, you
26:22
must give him a winning strategy. It's not just for him to go.
26:29
It's what is left after his car victory. It's not rush victory. Is
26:41
careful calculation of democratic party or this figure out for the sake of the country,
26:53
for the sake of a democracy, for the second the American world life.
27:02
At the end of the day, this great country deserves a good leader,
27:10
deserves a forceful, effective, efficient, patriotic a leader. This great
27:18
counting is a technocrat or technocracy, and its people with great ambition, with
27:25
a good heart, and with somebody with empathy and feelings. And the president
27:33
has all these qualities. He knows how to generate money, he knows how
27:41
to speak to Dunus if he chose to push him out. But mindful considerate
27:55
a hi philosopher, Princes is resolved zero seven, one two, two four