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June 7, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Joe Biden and the Famous Corn Pop Speech When I First Knew He Was Crackers

Joe Biden and the Famous Corn Pop Speech When I First Knew He Was Crackers

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Oh.
I will never figure out why all of a sudden people are suggesting, hey, I think maybe something's wrong with Joe Biden.
I think maybe he might be, quote, too old.
Age has nothing to do with it.
Alan Dershowitz is 85, and he's as sharp as a tack.
He may be other things, but he's sharp as a tack.
He's not walking around yelling, who ordered the veal cutlet, like Joe Biden.
Don't give me this age business, because nobody will say it.
He's senescent.
He's a dotard.
He's hobbled by decrepitude, for the love of God.
There's a great friend of mine one time who said, would you let Joe Biden drive you home from the airport?
No!
No!
But here's the best part.
I've been saying the guy's out of his mind since the election, since 2020, well, before that.
In fact, to be honest with you, since 2019, no, 2016, excuse me, since 2016, this is something which is just, I mean, no, pardon me, June 26, 2017, pardon me.
In Wilmington, Apparently, they renamed a pool after Joe Biden, where he was a lifeguard as a young man.
And there was a ceremony that named the Brown-Burton-Winchester Park Pool and Bathhouse Complex as the Joseph R. Biden Jr.
Aquatic Center.
And this was one of those events in Wilmington.
That we saw, or that either surfaced or resurfaced, and this was seven years ago when he was arguably in better shape than he is now.
And when I saw this, I thought, wait a minute.
Hold it.
This guy's out of his gourd.
And of course, nobody at the time listened to me, but I'm used to that because nobody listens to me.
A little memory lane, shall we?
Let me try this again.
Mouse, thank you very, very much.
Forceful.
The voice is there.
Doesn't have that squint like he's trying to read the Schnellen eye chart.
Thank you.
Can I, before we start, hey, all the kids, you want to come up here and listen?
Come on up here.
Kids, first of all, we know what that went.
We know what that's about.
We didn't know it then.
There's nothing that should scare a tyke more than to be in a room where Joe Biden says, Hey, kids!
Not good.
Come up behind me.
Come behind me.
Joe's got that open shirt thing, too.
He looks kind of like Fernando Llamas.
Because I'm not holding up between them and the pool, man.
Man, this is what he does, too.
Hey, baby!
Sometimes it be like that.
All of a sudden, Joe says, I'm soul brother number one.
Ain't nothing but nothing.
Homeboy has got it back to mama crib.
We'll say, Joe, all of a sudden, he's a soul man.
There's nothing more, I think...
Patronizing than that.
Come on.
My name's Joe Biden.
Vice President Biden.
Everybody come on up.
Come on, man.
My name is Joe Biden.
And these kids.
Now, look at these kids are thinking, who in the hell is this guy?
I'm here just trying to have some fun.
I don't know what this is all about.
Okay.
Look, folks.
I want to set the record straight on a couple things.
I'll wait till everybody gets up here.
Now they're wondering, why are we here?
What is the purpose?
I don't know who this man is.
You're on television, so be good.
Okay?
I am?
You are, yeah.
See the television camera?
Come on, he's insisting...
He's insisting that he corrals his kids.
This is the whole piece, brother.
Can everybody be quiet for just a minute?
You're on TV, so you've got to be quiet a little bit.
Now watch this.
Folks, look, this is, I've received, because of the people of the state of Delaware, I've received an awful lot of wonderful honors all my career.
The greatest honor was serving you for so long.
But this does mean more to me than anything that's happened.
My daughter Ashley's with me.
My daughter Ashley got her first job down here at Kingswood out of school.
See, this is where Joe just takes off.
Joe just connects into some cloud storage platform where he imagines some parallel universe where he lived in.
And think how much we know now.
And look at the level of free-fall senescence.
Bo is associated here.
Anyway, the point I want to make is I owe you all.
I owe this neighborhood.
I learned so, so much.
I was a kid from suburbia.
I lived out in Mayfield in a split-level home with my grandpop living with us.
Wait a minute.
First of all, he was from Scranton.
Then somebody told me he lived in Garden City.
I mean, this guy's story, remember the Amtrak and some guy named Angelo?
I mean, you just, you hear these stories.
But anyway, here's the latest, or the version then.
In a three-bedroom home with four kids, my grandpop.
And folks, when 19, it's a whole hundred years ago, but I was a senior in high school, and Perzicki turned out to be a great athlete at the University of Delaware, but I was the runner-up of the state scoring championship here in football.
I wasn't bad either.
How much do you want to bet none of that happened?
I don't know.
I mean, it could be, but how much would you bet that none of that happened?
I wanted to get more involved.
And I realized I live in a neighborhood where I'd turn on the television.
Now, by the way, not to...
I'm interrupting.
I know.
I'm sorry.
Watch the kids' faces behind them saying, what am I...
Hey, man, we want to have fun and go in the pool.
What are you talking about?
And I'd see and listen to Dr. King and others.
But I didn't know any black people.
What?
No, I really didn't.
You didn't know any white people either.
That's the truth.
So I wanted to work here.
And there's my daughter, Ashley.
Come on up here, Ash.
And so what I did was I came down and I applied to the city of Wilmington for a job.
And I was the only white employee here.
And I learned so much.
I learned so much.
What?
I learned.
The folks that I work with, like Spencer Henry and Lafayette Jackson and a whole range of people, Jamie Rolls, a lot of great, great, great people who are my fellow lifeguards.
There were 13 of us.
I learned that they treated me.
They treated me as an equal.
We used to go in what was not as modern as that.
We used to go in the key room at lunchtime after a free swim and sit on the floor because it was nice and cool.
And remember, Boom Boom Cannon and a few other guys who worked here well.
How much do you want to bet?
I mean, it could be.
How much do you want to bet Lafayette, whatever, and Boom Boom Cannon?
I mean, seriously.
Seriously.
As well.
And we sit there and we talk and they'd ask me questions.
Because I really was the only white guy they really knew.
Look at the kids.
They'd ask me questions about...
Everything, I mean, things that just startled me.
I remember one time, I won't mention which lifeguard said, do I have a jerry can, a five-gallon can for gasoline?
And I said, no, I don't.
I said, but what do you need it for?
He said, we're going down to see my grandmama in North Carolina.
We can't stop at most gas stations.
They won't let us stop at most gas stations.
I learned, I learned a lot.
And I learned that...
He's driving with gas?
I mean, I guess that's a tragic story, but by the way, kids, don't try that at home.
Not safe.
It makes a difference.
This was the diving board area, and I was one of the guards, and there was a three-meter board.
If you fell off sideways, you landed on the darn cement over there.
And Corn Pop was the bad dude.
Here we go!
Here we go!
All of a sudden...
The kids, did you notice?
Here comes Corn Pop was a bad dude.
This is, when I heard this, I said, wait a minute.
This guy's out of his mind.
He's out of his mind.
He's not there.
Nobody listened to me.
Nobody listened to me, which is, you know, par for the course.
And he ran a bunch of bad boys.
And I did.
And back in those days, to show how things have changed.
One of the things you had to use, if you use pomade in your hair, you had to wear a bathing cap.
If you use pomade, now, can you see the little girl's face over his left shoulder?
Look at him like, pomade?
If he mentions jerry curl or do-rags, I swear to God, I'm going to, I mean, he, pomade and the platters.
The Platters wore that, oftentimes.
I think, who was it?
James Brown might have done this as well.
And so he was up on the board, wouldn't list him.
I said, hey, Esther, you, off the board.
Now it's Esther.
What about Corn Pop?
Is this another one?
Come up and drag you off.
Well, he came off, and he said, I'll meet you outside.
My car, this was mostly, these were all public housing behind it.
My car, there was a gate out here.
I parked my car outside the gate.
And he said, I'll be waiting for you.
He was waiting for three guys with straight razors.
Because he told him to get off the board because he's going to jump in with Palme.
He didn't have a bathing cap on.
And Esther, or Corn Pop, or somebody else maybe, was going to kill him with a straight razor because he disinvited him off the board.
Not a joke.
There's a guy named Bill Wright, Mouse.
The only white guy.
And he did all the pulls.
He was the mechanic.
And I said, what am I going to do?
He said, come down here in the basement where mechanics, where all the pool filter is.
Ooh, a little bit of that.
Now, Joe's going to attribute that to his stutter, okay?
That's the stutter, which we hear that he had, which we've never heard, but that might be a remnant of that.
You know, the chain, there used to be a chain that went across the deep end.
And he cut off a six-foot length of chain.
He folded up, he said, you walk out with that chain.
Six feet of chain.
We're going to cut chain.
All because...
Now, he's a city employee, right?
Represents the city.
And instead of saying, no, no, you got it all wrong.
No, no, no.
You just have to wear a cap.
I know it's a crazy rule, but, you know, the water and the...
No, no.
This is like the jets and the, you know, whatever, the sharks.
This is like West Side Story, Wilmington style.
And you walk to the car and say, you may cut me, man, but I'm going to wrap this chain around your head.
I said, you're kidding me.
He said, no, if you don't, don't come back.
And he was right.
So I walked out with the chain.
And I walked up to my car.
And in those days, you used to remember the straight race?
You'd bang them on the curb, get them rusty, put them in a rain barrel, get them rusty.
What the hell is this man?
Again, look at the kids behind him.
He's advocating violence.
He's talking about this psychotic.
Connection to something that never happened.
Just...
And I looked at him, but I was smart then.
I said, first of all, I said, when I tell you to get off the board, you get off the board, I'll kick you out again, but I shouldn't have called you.
Esther Williams, I apologize for that.
Oh, Esther Williams.
I apologize, but I didn't know that apology was going to work.
He said, you apologize to me?
I said, I apologize for that, not for throwing you out, but I apologize for what I said.
Who, by the way, was married to Fernando Llamas.
So, think about that.
Accident?
Synchronicity?
You be the judge.
I came down here because I remember the first bumper sticker I saw that made me aware when I was in law school.
Proudly for Holloway.
Okay, alright, that's enough of this.
My point is simply this.
That Right there, that message.
From 2017, that message, that disconnect, that logolalia, logoria, that accessing parts of imagination and fantasy should have been grounds for permanent and total disqualification from any public office, much less driving a car or possessing sharp objects.
But we didn't recognize that then.
Today, That Joe Biden today makes that Joe Biden look like Niels Bohr.
And we're debating this.
And people like Meager and Joe Scarborough are actually saying that he's sharper than ever.
This is how disconnected we are from reality.
And the very fact that we're proceeding, that somebody doesn't come out and say, okay, that's enough, that's enough, that's enough.
Please, that's enough, that's enough.
Joe, you can't do this.
You can't do this.
You can't do it, Joe, because of...
That's the part I will never understand.
That's it.
That moment.
That's it.
Corn pop.
And to hear these kids.
Inappropriate.
Again, his...
You know, one of the hallmarks, in some cases, of people who have dementia and certain types of neurological senescence is his hypersexuality.
This inappropriate referencing to matters that are certainly and without a doubt, wrong.
And when he says, Ashley, think how much we know now.
Think about it, and look how sharp he was, mentally, but deranged.
So at his best, and let me also say something, and I'm no physician or a neurologist or a surgeon, and I don't play one on TV.
But in the old days when he had that brain surgery, you know, it's not like it is today.
They opened your noggin and there's an expression, you ain't the same when the air hits your brain.
Just saying, my friends.
Don't forget, Corn Pop was a bad dude.
Esther Williams, pomade.
That was it.
And he wants to run again.
And there are people who are looking you in the eye and saying he's sharper now than he's ever been.
This is North Korean style.
Agitprop nonsense.
All right, dear friends, have a great and a glorious day.
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