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Biden's mental state has improved over the years, surpassing being just cogent. He is now at his best intellectually and analytically after 50 years of experience. In the past, he used to be hot-headed and sometimes said things he didn't mean. This current version of Biden is the best ever according to the speaker, who has known him for years. If it wasn't true, the speaker wouldn't say it.

I met with Putin before or after becoming president, and we discussed NATO potentially fracturing. He seemed excited about the idea of causing problems for NATO.

The speaker confirms that the President has seen a neurologist three times during his presidency as part of his annual physical exams. They emphasize that they cannot disclose the names of specialists for security and privacy reasons. The speaker clarifies that the President had verbal check-ins with his doctor, not full medical exams, and reiterates that no neurological disorders were found during examinations. They also mention the routine medical care provided by the White House Medical Unit.

China and the United States have the potential to collaboratively address global issues. It's crucial for both nations to work together. I had a long-standing friendship with him, and we spent countless hours discussing various topics. He is truly remarkable. Have you had a chance to talk to him in private? The press often disapproves of my casual remarks, but I find him to be an extraordinary individual. Did you discuss the trailer from last week?

Speaker 0: And I'm convinced that mister Witkoff conveys the information in this context with me and with other members of the Russian leadership that is that originates from The US president, not not anything else. And our talks in Anchorage showed it was clear from the context of our talks that information is relayed a quite correct

I want to clarify that Jake Sullivan and I have had discussions and met. For our adversaries who believe they can exploit this transition between administrations, they are mistaken. We are united and working closely together as one team with the United States during this transition.

For the first time, arms control language has shifted to arms reduction. General Secretary, although my pronunciation might be challenging, I appreciate your phrase: "trust but verify." You use it at every meeting, and I like it.

I meet with the president frequently, and each time, he is alert and engaged. He does his homework, stays informed on serious issues, and is actively involved in discussions about war, peace, and critical decisions. If the American people have concerns about his capability to make important decisions, especially regarding nuclear weapons, they can feel reassured.

This man has the power to decide what happens if North Korea fires a missile. Are you okay with that? Let's all go home and reflect on it.

I know Putin well, and we had a remarkably good, blunt relationship. I'd describe it as brutally blunt. While never physical, I believe in being brutally honest with people in private. It's also important to avoid embarrassing them publicly if you want their cooperation. In my experience, most leaders appreciated my honesty about our interests and objectives. They also valued discretion when possible. Putin, specifically, never reneged on a personal agreement he made with me. Behind closed doors, he kept his word and could be trusted.

The President was asked about concerns regarding his age and mental acuity. He responded by saying that the judgment of the American people is more important than the press. When asked why he believes he should be the one to defeat Donald Trump, he stated that any qualified person in the country could be President and finish the job he started.

The speaker believes President Trump gets to define "America First" because he was elected and leads the movement. The President is focused on the core American national interest: ensuring Iran does not have a nuclear weapon. When asked how long diplomacy should be given before military action, the speaker says the President will pursue diplomacy until he believes there is no opportunity left. Once diplomacy has run its course, the President will do what he needs to end Iranian enrichment and the nuclear program. The speaker advises the President to trust his instincts, which he believes are the best of any president or political leader he's ever seen. The speaker thinks the President knows when diplomacy has run its course and when to employ the military to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. The President will continue working the process and allow diplomacy to unfold, while retaining the option to do whatever is necessary to keep Americans safe.

As president, I promise to restore peace through strength and prevent World War 3. We are on the brink of this global conflict, but I am confident in my ability to prevent it. I am well-informed about all the key players involved.

The speaker, as a spokesperson, feels uncomfortable answering questions about the president's mental state. However, in their experience over the past 2.5 years, they have not seen any signs of concern regarding the president's lucidity, understanding of context, or command of facts and figures. They mentioned a recent incident where the president asked for information they didn't have, showing that when he lacks information, he expects to be provided with it.

The president relies on smart advisors, just like my dad did. It's great to have their advice, and it was awesome to have my dad around. My mother was also supportive.

The press is focused on narratives, but I am focused on peace. Characterizing my stance as pro-Russia or anything else is garbage. I was elected to bring peace to this conflict, and I'm working with both sides in a way that only I can. Only I can bring them to the table to end the killing. Being behind the scenes, I am laser-focused on making that happen. We're closer today than ever before because of my leadership.

I met with Zelensky this morning and advised him to stay positive and grateful. We'll discuss security guarantees later, but the meeting was an utter disaster. I'm questioning if Americans can still trust him. After witnessing today's events, most Americans, including myself, wouldn't want to partner with Zelensky, despite my multiple visits to Ukraine. I spoke with President Trump last night, and he was optimistic about the deal. I'm incredibly proud of President Trump for showing the world that he is not to be trifled with. He was positive about getting a ceasefire and ending the war, but Zelensky seemed to want to provoke Trump in the Oval Office. JD did a great job.

He's not perfect, but let's not ignore the positive things he's done. I'm just a president, after all.

President Biden wanted the speaker to be the last person in the room for big decisions, as he was for President Obama. The speaker confirmed they were the last person in the room for the Afghanistan decision. They also stated they feel comfortable with that.

I've known Joe for 35 years and worked closely with him as secretary of the Navy. He understands the weight of the presidency and his duty to our troops, having been in the situation room during critical decisions and as a military father. He knows the anxiety of sending a child to war and carries a note card daily with the number of troops killed or wounded. Joe is always there to comfort those who have lost loved ones. Our service members deserve a president who recognizes their sacrifices and is grateful for their service. For these reasons, we must elect Joe Biden.

I'm pleased with the team's efforts during this challenging time. I consider myself a wartime president, as we are facing a unique kind of war. We are enduring a national trial, but I am confident that we can rise to the occasion. Rest assured, we are doing everything possible to confront and defeat this invisible enemy. We are at war, fighting an unseen adversary.

The president demonstrates strong stamina, both physically and mentally. He is sharp, detail-oriented, and focused, making meetings challenging due to his intensity. Those who work closely with him attest to his toughness, intelligence, and strategic thinking. His experience and wisdom are seen as assets, with many expressing confidence in his capabilities. Regular interactions reveal he is engaged and on top of issues, countering claims about his mental acuity. Observers emphasize that his age contributes positively to his judgment and experience, and any suggestions of decline are dismissed as unfounded. Overall, he is recognized as fully capable and prepared for his role.

Age is more than just a number. The president is a strong leader in various settings, always thinking about solutions and working towards progress. If there were ever a problem, I would inform the public. However, there is no need for that as the political arguments are baseless distractions from our achievements. My duty as Vice President is to uphold ethics, morals, and the law. Let's not get caught up in unnecessary debates.

Imagine him in the Oval Office facing a crisis. A man easily provoked by a tweet cannot be trusted with nuclear weapons. Jackie Kennedy once said that during the Cuban Missile Crisis, President Kennedy worried that a war could be started by small-minded individuals driven by fear and pride. America's strength lies in intelligence, sound judgment, calm determination, and the strategic use of power. This is the type of leader I promise to be as commander in chief.

I've known Joe for 35 years and worked closely with him as secretary of the Navy. He understands the weight of the presidency and his duty to our troops, having been in the situation room during critical decisions and as a military father. He knows the anxiety of sending a child to war and carries a note card daily with the number of troops killed or wounded. He offers comfort to those who have lost loved ones. Our service members deserve a president who recognizes their sacrifices and appreciates their service. For these reasons, we must elect Joe Biden.