We do wish the Trump War Room would tell us when and where these clips were taken from; we're guessing Friday, but we also know President Joe Biden had on his schedule another weekend in Delaware, so he's in Wilmington on Saturday. 

Biden certainly does slur his speech a lot (maybe it's related to that childhood stutter) but we think he might be saying that the other "team" doesn't believe in global warming. Without speaking his name, Biden wished he could put Donald Trump in the middle of Arizona. In summer. Because it's hot there … obviously because of global climate change.

That was a laugh line? The bar was pretty low for this audience.

That's a question that needs an answer.

Yes, in another clip from the same event, Biden says how Republicans thought they could keep him from passing the Inflation Reduction Act — "we should have named it what it was," he said this week — that would devote a trillion three hundred billion dollars to fight climate change. And Vice President Kamala Harris broke the tie in the Senate on that climate spending bill.

Watch your ears … he goes into that creepy whisper thing he does before yelling and blowing out the mic:

This isn't the first time Biden has tripped over the numbers. Last fall, while campaigning for John Fetterman, he said, "I signed into law a once-in-a-generation investment…over a billion 200, a trillion, 200 billion dollars!"

Even in his goodbye speech at the Democratic National Convention, Biden sounded as though he were still campaigning as the nominee.

He does that.

He's not cognitively able to run for reelection, but he is capable of running the country through January.

We encouraged him to hang in there.

Harris is running off the great success of "Bidenomics," and yet still campaigning toward a "new future."

Because he's been the most consequential president in our lifetimes. It's just that the consequences are bad.