Best of the Program | Guest: Peter Schweizer | 7/16/26

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The president, former president Joe Biden has written a book.
Now, I don't know if it's just me, but I don't think he actually wrote the book. I don't think he actually wrote the book.
But then somebody sent me this, excerpt from the book, and let me read it.
Because this kind of changed my mind, maybe he did write the book. Excerpt from the new Joe Biden book. Once everything settled down after the inauguration, I had to figure out what it was a vice president actually did. I asked Hunter if I could borrow his laptop to look it up. I learned that according to the Constitution, the vice president was actually the president of the Senate. What? I'd been a senator for 36 years and I had no idea we had a president. I figured we had the same president that everybody else had. But no, it was right there on the Wikipedia. I was the president of the Senate. How about that?
I went down to the Senate. I already knew where it was. Out of habit, I walked into my old office. A young gal at the desk greeted me. Good morning, Mr. Vice President. Are you here to see Senator Coons? Mr. President, I corrected her. I was the president of the Senate, remember? So I was the president here. I was embarrassed to admit I had walked into the office by mistake. So I just said, yeah, I'm here to see Senator Coons. Now I had never heard of this bald guy before, but he had heard of me and so it was nice. He was nice enough to show me around his office. He had a big leather chair that was comfortable as all get out. I loved that chair and I told him so. John, he said, of course you love that chair. It's your chair. I haven't even had time to get a new one. So, I thanked him for his time and I left and then wandered over to the White House thinking maybe Barack would want to hear my views on some big foreign policy thing. Jim, Barack said to me, look, I know the Vice President can get a little antsy at times, but we were just inaugurated yesterday. Could you maybe find some things to occupy yourself with for a bit? I mean, anything?