Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar 2/8/24 BREAKING: Special Counsel Says Biden 'TOO OLD' To Convict For Crimes, Pakistan Election REJECTS US Backed Regime
Feb 8, 2024
Wakas Ahmed, a Pakistani journalist known for his on-the-ground insights, discusses the recent elections in Pakistan, where voters have significantly rejected a U.S.-backed regime. He highlights alleged election tampering and the impact of military influence on democratic processes. The conversation also touches on the resilience of the Pakistani public in their fight for democracy and the complex role of social media in political accountability. Additionally, they delve into the implications of American foreign policy on Pakistan's electoral integrity.
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No Charges for Biden
- The special counsel investigating Biden's handling of classified documents filed no charges.
- They cited Biden's age and mental state as factors influencing their decision.
Biden's Memory Lapses
- The report highlighted Biden's struggles with memory, including forgetting when he served as vice president.
- It also mentioned Biden's difficulty recalling details about his son Beau's death and past policy debates.
Political Implications
- The report's characterization of Biden as too old and feeble-minded to be convicted presents a significant political challenge.
- This compounds existing concerns about Biden's age and cognitive abilities, especially given recent public appearances.