Speaker 1: Joe Biden used to brag about his credentials as a
Speaker 1: law and order guy. Former prosecutor helped write and pass
Speaker 1: some of the toughest crime bills in American history. Well,
Speaker 1: these days he wants voters to forget that. After the
Speaker 1: grand jury refused to indict police officers in the Brianna
Speaker 1: Taylor case, Biden released a statement. After claiming he mourned
Speaker 1: with miss Taylor's family, he questioned whether justice could be
Speaker 1: equally applied in America. Now, even if plugs were still
Speaker 1: just ae senator, that statement would be appalling. But he
Speaker 1: was Barack Obama's vice president for two terms, and now
Speaker 1: he's running for president himself, and that makes his comment
Speaker 1: totally outrageous. It assumes that police officers are guilty. It
Speaker 1: assumes that the prosecutors are guilty of bias and unable
Speaker 1: to apply the law fairly. It assumes the citizens who
Speaker 1: served on the grand jury, who heard the evidence and
Speaker 1: the instructions on how the law should be applied, they're
Speaker 1: guilty of not appalling the all because they're racist. So Joe,
Speaker 1: come on, man, come on man, this is America. We're
Speaker 1: the nation that's shown the rest of the world the
Speaker 1: importance of being guided by the rule of law, and
Speaker 1: you used to know this man. Come on, I guess
Speaker 1: you've forgotten that too, along with pretty much everything else.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, what are you trying to do?