we didn t hire biden so he could retire in the white house. at white house senior living, our residents feel right at home. our vibrant facility offers delightful activities and outings, round-the-clock professional care, and exquisite house-made meals. i ve been eating everything they put in front of me. all the italian food, basically. and ice cream. chocolate chip ice cream. white house senior living, where residents feel like presidents. jesse: [laughs] after three days unseen, he called a campaign event in pennsylvania. the closest swing state to delaware. the state he was in last week where he anointed himself george washington. so what did the pennsylvania people think of george washington? biden visited a bike shop.
from the first lady. what sort of holiday foods have you been joining over the last few days? i edan everything in front of me. pastaia, which i love, a lot of chicken, chicken parmesan. all italian foods, basically. and ice cream. and ice cream. chocolate chip ice cream. what s wrong with his face? some things wrong with his eyes. that something you ask in a memory care unit. when you still need notes for the preplanned interview with ryan seacrest, it may be time to announce their retirement. i might point out, this was not only preplanned, but pretaped. look at the streets around ryan seacrest in that shot. there are no people in times square. they edited this thing. his mental acuity is falling faster than that crystal ball in times square. this is a disaster. pete: so he had notes, and it was pretaped, which means it was edited and it was still that bad. tells you everything you need to
The spectacle of Joe Biden’s psychological and cognitive decline is both sad and deeply alarming. At a press conference in Hanoi on Sunday, the 80-year-old US president was cut off mid-flow by his aides after yet another rambling and often incomprehensible performance in which he described climate change deniers, bafflingly, as “lying, dog-faced pony soldiers” and appeared to confuse the movie Good Morning, Vietnam with a song. Since 1973, American psychiatrists have observed the so-called “Goldwater Rule” that clinicians do not offer public opinions on, or diagnose those whom they have not personally evaluated; this followed an ugly controversy in the 1964 presidential election in which more than 1,000 of them had declared Barry Goldwater, the Republican nominee, unfit for office.