CNN Reporter Struggles to Explain Biden’s Behavior As He Confuses COVID Tests for Pills

A CNN reporter thinks there’s something wrong with President Biden. The president is confused as he speaks; the administration is messing things up. There’s something wrong. This is news? CNN is noting this only now…

IJR SyndicatedDec 27, 20214 min read

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“Of course, pills were in the news today,” Zeleny continued, “With the Pfizer approval of the anti-viral , so he corrected himself, but that was one thing that struck out to me.”

It was not just Biden’s on-camera performance that concerned Zeleny, but the failure on the part of the administration to make sure there were enough test kits.

“This administration — and the president leading the charge here — really not accepting any responsibility at all for this lack of testing.”

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Zeleny, as did Muir in the original interview, referred to images of individuals lined up trying to get COVID tests. Zeleny was critical of the administration’s inability to get people tested and questioned Biden’s claim that tests would be available in early January.

For his part, Muir, in his interview with Biden, asked pointed questions.

Assuming there was no collusion between ABC and the president in providing questions in advance, Biden, except for the confusion regarding pills and tests, was, in spite of some stumbling, at least mediocre in his ability to respond.

For whatever reason, there was one obvious edit 9 minutes and 45 seconds into the session where the recording stopped, there was a voiceover by Muir, then recording started again.

Concern about Biden’s capabilities center on his age.

The president would be a few weeks short of 82 years old on election day in November 2024.

Although telling Muir he would run for reelection if his health permitted, if an organization like CNN is becoming critical of how Biden is able to handle himself at age 79, it underscores what others have seen for a long time.

And is Biden serious about continuing as president until he’s 86?

To indicate the extent of how the president has aged, consider the video below.

Whether functioning as a passionate moralist or as a theatrical demagogue, Senator Joe Biden had a fire in his belly in a 1986 confrontation with George Schultz, secretary of state in the Reagan administration.

Reagan, by the way, was, at 77, younger when he left the presidency than Joe Biden is in his first year. Claims regarding Reagan’s mental acuity at the end of his term remain subject to partisan debate.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.