BUCK: It’s like he’s living in an alternate universe honestly, folks. Welcome back to Clay and Buck.
BUCK: That was Biden earlier today, yeah, keep your foot on the gas, we’re doing great stuff, it’s worked out so well. No, actually, no. This was marking today, they say, a million covid deaths. And, Clay, it’s amazing how the libs get so triggering by just pointing out more deaths under Biden year one than under Trump in year one of the pandemic. How is that something they can explain away?
CLAY: Here’s a good tweet to go to that point, Buck. This was on October 22nd. I think it was during one of the debates again Donald Trump, Biden said, “220,000 deaths, if you hear nothing else, I say tonight, hear this: Anyone who is responsible for that many deaths should not remain president of the United States.”
To your point, Buck, more deaths by far since Joe Biden became president than when Trump was president. And again, a lot of these deaths we understand are deaths with covid where these people have multiple comorbidities, all these other different issues that are going on. But for Joe Biden to argue that Trump had done such a bad job, he didn’t deserve to remain president based on covid numbers, his are a lot worse.
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