President Joe Biden on Friday denied he needed cognitive testing and repeatedly referred to his poor debate performance as a "bad night" as he made an enthusiastic but embattled bid to remain the Democratic Party nominee. Presented the argument.
In his first full interview since last week's debate, Biden took full responsibility for his performance, but did not offer a clear explanation about other Democrats' concerns about age-related decline and appeared unwilling to acknowledge that he is falling in the polls. Trailing behind Trump. ,
In a 22-minute interview with ABC News, which George Stephanopoulos said was not edited, Biden repeatedly indicated that he did not need a cognitive test, arguing that he would be the president's As undergo an examination "every single day", and their physicians have never done so. Hinted that he needed one. He also denied any increased weakness since the 2020 campaign.
