Joe Biden delivered a speech in Delaware this morning and afterward took questions from reporters. He had several answers that were “quote of the day” worthy. Among them:

The words of a president matter. Even a lousy president.

“When my son volunteered to join the United States military, as the attorney general, and went to Iraq for the year — won the bronze star and other accommodations — he wasn’t a sucker. When my son was an assistant U.S. Attorney who volunteered to go to Kosovo while the war was going on, as a civilian, he wasn’t a sucker. The service men and women he served with, particularly those who did not come home, were not losers.”

Joe Biden addresses QAnon conspiracy theorists: "I've been a big supporter of mental health. I'd recommend people who believe it should take advantage of it while it still exists in the Affordable Care Act." pic.twitter.com/v3xzA49zfc

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"I listen to scientists. This is not a game. Life and death," Democratic nominee Joe Biden says about President Trump mocking him for wearing a mask. "I don't get it. … It's hard to respond to something so idiotic" https://t.co/x7fYywZIdY pic.twitter.com/tTD5fLPdhD

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Here’s the entire speech and news conference from NBC News: