'No, No, No, You Can't!' - Biden Campaign Co-Chair Gets Owned In Interview

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America

and a Biden campaign co-chair just lost his mind on national television

We gotta take a look at it but before we do, before we get started, please like, comment

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to grow. So he was appearing on NBC and he talked to host Kristen Welker of Meet the Press

and Welker pressed him, no pun intended, on what special counsel Robert Herr's report said about

Biden. She said that the report said he willfully retained classified documents. Now he, the co-chair

he countered that and said no that's not what he says. I mean I read it and it does say that

but then in other parts it does kind of appear to contradict that. So not exactly sure. This

might be a case where Robert Herr actually needs to be called before Congress to, you know, really

get into the details of all this. I think that would be a smart thing and this way we can avoid

all this nonsense about what he meant, what he didn't mean. Let's find out from the man himself

That being said, you could see that they are in damage control mode in the Biden camp and

this co-chair, like I said, lost his mind just being asked tough questions. I want you to take

a look at it and then please remember to like, comment, share, and subscribe. I'm Carmine Sabia

for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care everybody. Unlike President Trump

which has 91 felony counts pending against him and by the way in over all the depositions that

President Trump has taken in those cases that says he doesn't remember or doesn't know over a thousand

times. So there's swooning over whether or not the president remembered the year that his son died

and therefore is not fit to be president. It's just really sad and below the belt and unnecessary

Well, just to be very clear, the report didn't say he wasn't engaged in any wrongdoing. In fact

it was quite firm in the fact that he mishandled classified documents. He just wasn't indicted

and criminally charged. But let me follow up with you. The documents found in the president's

Wait, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You can't. No, no, no. I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna accept

that premise. In an investigation, a special counsel determines based on the facts and the

law about whether somebody engaged in criminal wrongdoing and he found out that the president

didn't. As a matter of fact, he's the only special counsel that's been engaged in this kind of

activity that had to say that he could not indict somebody and that is, that is a fact. And so that's

the big takeaway from this report from a legal perspective. From a legal perspective, that is

absolutely right. He said he was not going to indict him. Let me though ask this question

Because he didn't have the law on the facts to do it. Right. Well, right. But he did say that classified documents were mishandled and he said that

national security could have been jeopardized. But let me, let me ask you this because

Yes, but Kristen, he didn't say national security. No ma'am, I'm sorry. He didn't say national

security was compromised and you just heard from the secretary of Homeland Security

But, but it was not. And the facts and the law suggested that the president

was not engaged in criminal activity to be distinguished between the former president

who right now has 91 felony counts pending against him in four different cases. So let's just keep

the facts right and let's not make false comparisons between the two, which unfortunately

people do a lot of these days. Speaking of the former president