Joe Biden

I have personally been of the opinion, Anderson that not much about the President's body language suggests that this is a job that he actually wants to do for four more years.

Mr. President, you are right about one thing, the American people are tired. They're tired of your lies about this virus. They're tired of watching more Americans die and more people lose their jobs because you refuse to take this pandemic…

The president knew. He knew back in January how dangerous this virus was. And he hid it from the American people.

He keeps tells us this virus is going to disappear like a miracle. My lord. It's not disappearing. In fact, it's on the rise again.

Mr. President, you are right about one thing. The American people are tired. They're tired of your lies about this virus. They're tired of watching more Americans die and more Americans lose their jobs because of you because of, because…

The president trying to push through a Supreme Court nominee at the very last second who is not only publicly and vociferously hostile to the Affordable Care Act by which tens of millions of Americans have their health insurance coverage…

Think about that. Who was the president talking about when he said it affects virtually nobody? He was talking about seniors, seniors who worked hard their entire lives and deserve security, respect, and peace of mind in their golden years.

One day before we cross the threshold of 200,000 deaths, President Trump held a rally and insisted that COVID-19 only impacts, quote, elderly people -- elderly people with heart problems and other problems. He said it, quote, affects…

I believe that we need to address the challenges facing our education system and ensure that every child has access to a high-quality education that prepares them for success in the 21st century.

She's the best thing that ever happened to me.

The only thing I have to do is just be there to love her.

The idea that an eight-year-old child or a 10-year-old child decides, you know, I decided I want to be transgender. That's what I think I'd like to be. It would make my life a lot easier. There should be zero discrimination.

That's what got me involved in politics in the first place, the thing called redlining. We can change so much that we can do so much to change the circumstances to give people a real opportunity.

Your home will start off being valued 29 percent less than my home, yet your insurance for that home will be higher.

Can you remember any Republican president going out there or a former Democratic president -- go find that kind of prosecutor. You ever had to hear that. Or by the way I'm being sued because a woman is accusing me of rape, represent me…

If I get elected, you know, I'm going to be -- I'm running as a proud Democrat. But I'm going to be an American president. I'm going to take care of those who voted against me as well as those who voted for me for real.

We shouldn't be defunding cops. We should be mandating the things that we should be doing within police departments and make sure there's total transparency.

Well, it could say that I'm a lousy candidate and I didn't do a good job. But I think, I hope -- that it doesn't say that we are as racially, ethnically, and religiously at odds with one another as it appears the president wants us to be.

What the Biden Justice Department will do is let the Department of Justice be the Department of Justice. Let them make the judgments of who should be prosecuted. They are not my lawyers. They're not my personal lawyers.

The biggest carbon sink in the world is the Amazon. More carbon absorbed from the air diminishing global warming in the Amazon than all the carbon emitted on a yearly basis from the United States of America, all vehicles and all means.

Well, I say first of all as my buddy John Lewis said, it's a sacred opportunity to right the vote, you can make a difference. If young black women and men votes, you can determine the outcome of this election. Not a joke, you can do that.

The words of a president matter. No matter whether they're good, bad, or indifferent, they matter.

If I'm elected president, the first thing -- and not a joke. You can ask, if they tell you, your dad's old friends on the Republican side, I'm going to pick up the phone and call them and say, let's get together. We've got to figure out…

When a president doesn't wear mask or makes fun of folks like me when I was wearing a mask for a long time, then, as, you know, people say, well it must not be that important.

We're a diverse country. Unless we are able to treat people equally, we're just never going to meet our potential. But I think the American people want to see that happen. I think they're ready to see it happen. And I tell you one thing…