Biden Supreme Court Disaster - Could End His Presidency

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Zabia for Explain America, and you know things

are tough for Joe Biden when he's even getting attacked by MSNBC

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Joe Biden, look, he's facing a very tough re-election campaign. We all know it

Political numbers are tanking. Support among, you know, moderates and independents is tanking

But worse for him, support among the far left is tanking. You see it on college campuses, you see it on the internet, you see it with these pro-Palestine protests

Palestine, by the way, never existed. Was never a country. Google it

Trust me on this. Never a country. So, you see it all the time

And now, people on MSNBC are saying his greatest mistake ever. I disagree with this, by the way

This is the one place I actually support Joe Biden. They say his greatest mistake ever was not packing the Supreme Court

Now, again, I disagree. I think if he did that, he would have lost moderates, would have done tremendous damage

to the country, and it would have been an absolute disaster for this nation

Packing the Supreme Court would just lead the next president to pack it even more, and

then the next president, and then the next president, until anything they say is basically

rendered moot, and they have no power or authority or nobody has confidence in them anymore

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Take care, everybody. So, if you are part of the 70% of Americans who agree that the president should not have

absolute immunity, and then you watch what transpired this week in court, what is left

as recourse, right? There's court reform. There's stacking the court. What do you see as the path forward

Because clearly something more structural is necessary. Yeah, no, I agree with that. I think actually as we think about this administration and its legacy, I think it will go down as

having been a historic political miscalculation. You're talking about the Biden administration

The Biden administration, to not have made a real earnest effort at Supreme Court reform

They put together a commission that produced some report that nobody read. It was not a serious effort to actually pursue Supreme Court reform

And now- Well, I would know because the President Biden, I mean, I worked for him at that time

I was a part of the transition and I worked in the White House. And I know for a fact, and I mean, Eugene, you didn't ask him the questions, too

I was there. He himself does not believe that that is an avenue that should be explored

You know, Joe Biden is somebody that believes in the rules and laws and the systems

And one could argue, I'm just basically like, it's time to do things differently

Well, look, I mean, yeah, I'm aware he has that view. He is holding the wrong view

I hate to say that about the president. He's been wrong about this the whole time. And now this court over the last few years is systematically running roughshod through

our constitution. In just the last few years, they've overturned Roe. They've invalidated affirmative action in higher education

They basically legalized same sex discrimination. They threw out part of the Biden administration's signature domestic policy effort on the student

loan forgiveness plan. Now they seem poised to issue some sort of ruling that will change the law, which had

already been in place for a couple of hundred years. We all assumed a president could be criminally charged after leaving office to now come up

with some crazy new doctrine and say nothing of the Idaho case that they are listening

to right now, which is like all of their chickens coming home to roost. Oh, yeah

And it's like, oh, yeah, we don't know all of the cases

Going back to them after Dobbs, it's a mess. And this this immunity ruling, if it comes out, is I think most of us kind of are expecting

it will go down in history as a practical effect, as a practical matter, as a sequel

to Bush versus Gore