CLAY: Joe Biden versus the teleprompter is the summer sensation. Biden was talking about the gun shooting incidents, the new bill that was passed that probably is not gonna have much of an impact on anything. They had a ceremony outside the White House. Biden is reading off the teleprompter. The shooting in South Florida at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High happened in 2018. Presumably the teleprompter says 2018. Here’s Joe Biden saying it was 1918.
CLAY: He’s a hundred years off, Buck.
BUCK: What’s it gonna take? You actually asked this question at some point. I do believe that it will take what I describe, which is the full-on, visible meltdown in front of everybody. But that will… That’s actually, as an American, deeply troubled that the country has to see that.
CLAY: That he couldn’t get it and wouldn’t recognize 1918 as being totally wrong in his mind and not be able to read it…? I’m sure they weren’t a hundred years wrong in the teleprompter. How nervous are you if you’re the guy who’s typing in or the girl who’s typing in everything for Biden in the teleprompter right now? (laughs) You type the wrong thing and, next thing you know, we’re at nuclear war.
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