Biden's Decision (full documentary) | FRONTLINE

Shout out to Joe Biden's mother for standing up to that nun who made fun of his stutter!!!

Doesn’t matter what side you’re on, these frontline documentaries are solid af

"It's Dad. I called to tell you I love you. Love you more than the whole world, pal. You gotta get some help. I don't know what to do. I know you don't either, but I'm here, no matter what you need. No matter what you need. I love you." -Joe Biden

I'm a 19 year old guy. I used to stutter when I was a kid, I worked on it and now it's slowly going away. It wasn't easy though, people made fun of me but I didn't care.

It's not "surrender". It's call " retirement".

Quite a contrast between the Trump and Biden life stories.

Grace. An intangible essential of character and something which he has given more of to others than he has received in return. I hope he knows he is seen as a man of real purpose and integrity by so many of his fellow Americans. I hope as well, that he is afforded the dignity and respect that a dedicated, life-long, civil servant is deserving of in this the twilight of their journey.

I felt this documentary was quite sad and didn't at all highlight the good things that Joe Biden accomplished over 50 years in government and especially as President. It only focused on his tragedy and bad decisions. I love Frontline for their honesty, but this was very negative on President Biden. He's more of a hero than a 1 term president and he deserves better.

Frontline might be the last mainstream journalistic outlet with a shred of integrity.

I had no idea prior to this documentary that President Biden had endured so much personal loss throughout his life. Imagine being elected as Senator and on your first day setting up office you get the gut wrenching news that your wife and daughter had died in a tragic car accident and your sons had been severely injured. Then for Bo to die of brain cancer just as his political career was gaining strength. I'd be curled up in fetal position myself considering all he was going through. Salute to President Biden for just surviving all the loss. President Biden is truly a man of not just great intestinal fortitude but a man with phenomenal intestinal fortitude. 👏👏👏. This President deserves a lot of credit. And the American peoples gratitude.

Some men won't give up until they have no energy left. We saw this in videos of soldiers in wwII and I saw this in my father who struggle with colon cancer trying to keep his small business going. Finally the cancer won as he no longer had enough colon left to absorb the energy from the food he ate and his doctor refused to prescribe infusions that would provide him energy. He would collapse and look quite unhealthy, go to the hospital and receive these treatments and return looking healthy. Did his doctor receive warnings that the insurance would not pay him if he prescribed this care? Dad kept trying and working on a newsletter for fellow estimates until one day he just couldn't continue and sadly he told me he quit. I gained great respect for my dad as I spent 6 years working with him, driving him to his doctors and the hospital.

I’m thanking you President Biden that your past good or bad brought U. S. A. needed those life experiences to bring us back. Your leadership allowed us to “ GET BACK UP AGAIN”THANK YOU. I AM ONCE AGAIN I AM PROUD TO BE AMERICAN 🇺🇸

I had eight years of private Catholic school and I can confirm how downright cruel some of the nun's could be. Their special pets were the kids from wealthy families. They would belittle the kids from the poorer families. I remember in the second grade, our teacher was a Catholic nun, and she would pick on the less privileged little boys. One day, that I will never forget, she made a little seven year old boy stand in front of the class were she pointed out the patches on his pants. That little boy was completely silent while his little face turned red as tears streamed down his face. When I went home that day, I told my parents what she did. I learned, many years later that both my mother and father reached out to that little boy's parents and went on to report that nun to the Mother Superior. She never picked on him again, but that kind of damage can't be undone, and I think that she should have been forced to issue an apology to that little boy in front of the whole class.The other boys called him "patches". His parents, very wisely, sent him to public school the next year. Most of those nuns came from very poor families themselves, so I believe that they were taking out their own childhood experiences on the less fortunate. My father had a very good job as a mechanical engineer, so we never had to go without, but we were taught to have compassion for others, something that was sorely lacking in those cruel nuns. They were just self righteous hypocrites.

Imagine, even at 80 years old still being ridiculed by just another one of life's biggest bullies Donald J. Trump. Joe endured a lot. May God bless him and family. As a citizen of US, thank you for securing and making our nation proud.

PBS folks are so fast

Why would they say President Biden's decision was to surrender? His decision was to pass the torch to Kamala Harris. There are meaningful differences in these two viewpoints.

Why doesn't the press remember how trump did the Kurds, who fought alongside of us. That is never mentioned.

Despite my issues with Biden, he was a solid man during his tenure as president. He was a nice man who knew how to work with those who he disagreed with. I’m going to miss him.

How y’all put a two hour doc together so quickly. Srsly, HOW?!

It’s amazing how he was taken down in the race for copying phrases. But Trump gets away with absolutely everything.