Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses the anxiety Democrats are feeling as President Biden prepares for the CNN Presidential Debate. He raises concerns about Biden's declining health and the possibility that he may not be able to perform well on stage.
Fox News host Jesse Watters has expressed deep concerns about President Biden's health, suggesting that his cognitive decline could potentially lead to a second term that would be disastrous for the country.
Watters, discussing Biden's upcoming CNN Presidential Debate appearance, noted the anxiety evident among Democrats as they worry that Biden may not be able to deliver a coherent and effective performance.
Biden's Failing Health Raises Concerns Among Democrats
"As soon as Biden climbed down from the stage, anxiety filled the faces of his closest aides, and they knew at that moment it was over," Watters said.
He pointed to Biden's history of gaffes and verbal blunders, as well as his reliance on talking points fed to him by his handlers. Watters expressed fears that Biden would resort to "Biden-isms" during the debate, which he characterized as often plagiarized or fictitious.
"If Biden steals or forgets his lines, the party elders will send out a bat signal for an understudy at the convention," Watters said.
He highlighted the presence of 16 former Obama staffers serving as de facto counselors to Biden, responsible for monitoring his performance and ensuring that he stays on message. Watters suggested that these counselors are loyal to former President Barack Obama rather than Biden himself.
"The whole time on the phone with the head physician, Barack Obama, who has power of attorney and is ready to pull the plug," Watters said.
Watters' comments underscore the growing concerns about Biden's physical and mental fitness to hold office. His age, 79, and recent health issues have raised questions about his ability to withstand the demanding schedule of the presidency.
Democrats have downplayed these concerns, but the upcoming debate will provide a crucial test of Biden's cognitive abilities. If he struggles to answer questions or appears confused or disoriented, it could further erode public confidence in his leadership and raise serious doubts about his suitability for a second term.
