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or telling your smartest, most interesting, most driven,

most entrepreneurial, most collegial friends about it.

Music friends about it.

Biden, like a lot of old people, he had good hours and bad hours, good days and bad days.

And, you know, they were clearly managing him in a way to try to make sure when he was in public and big stakes, like the State of the Union,

just a few months before the debate, that he was at his best. But if you see him so often,

like the First Lady did, this is how someone described it to me at the time. If you see him so

regularly, and you think there's even a 10% chance that he is going to act that way on the debate

stage.

If you love him, how do you let him go out on that stage?

And now the good fight with Yasha Monk.

Do you still remember where you wear on June 27th, 2024, when Joe Biden debated Donald Trump?

I certainly do. I had been worried about Joe Biden's mental security for a number of years.

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