Ep. 1539 - Joe Biden Doesn’t Have Cancer, He Just Has Brainfart
Joe Biden declares he has cancer while trying to explain why he’s on the verge of declaring a climate emergency; the Europeans prepare for a cold and dreary winter; and Mayor Eric Adams laments the costs of illegal immigration.
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