Yang: Biden's past with women not disqualifying

The transcript discusses the role of public opinion in determining disqualification, emphasizing belief in allegations and the lack of disqualifying evidence against Joe Biden. It explores what actions could be disqualifying without delving into hypotheticals.

What does the speaker suggest is crucial in determining what is disqualifying?

• The opinion of the media

• The beliefs of the American people

• The decision of the government

• The views of international bodies

How does the speaker view allegations made by women?

• They should be believed

• They are irrelevant

• They should be ignored

• They are always false

What is the speaker's opinion on Joe Biden's actions?

• They are disqualifying

• They are praiseworthy

• They are questionable

• They are not disqualifying

Why does the speaker avoid discussing hypothetical scenarios?

• They find them irrelevant

• They believe they are too complex

• They prefer to focus on facts

• They think they are unnecessary

What does the speaker acknowledge about certain actions?

• They are always ignored

• They can be disqualifying

• They are never disqualifying

• They are always acceptable