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So Jill Biden going on tour and talking about how she thought her husband was having a stroke during the Trump debate has brought up a lot of questions.

None of them good.

But it's also drawing attention to differences in two people both approaching

the same age. Here's more from the Mark Cox show on Donald Trump's insane energy levels.

We had a cognitively impaired president in office a few years ago. That's a cognitively impaired

president, but I don't like to talk about that because it weakens America. This president we have,

this is a guy that literally doesn't sleep. He works day and night, long hours, every single day. I don't know if you haven't seen him in eight days. I saw him yesterday. I didn't see him today, but yesterday because I was in Congress the day before. I talked to him at all hours of the day and night. He works inhumane hours. I've been on foreign trips with the president that he doesn't sleep in the whole flight

and everyone else is sleeping on the plane and he's, you know, wandering the hallway,

looking for someone to wake up and talk to the people are, so I don't know what you're

referring to, but he has an incredible amount of energy. I'm just telling you. Yeah, that's the

Secretary of State Rubio when he was in Congress this week. And Ted Liu, this Democrat

congressman, is making these outrageous allegations. The president has disappeared from sight

for eight days and you're hiding something. And Rubio just dismantled him. We've got Cush Desai

on the phone right now. He's one of the, he's the White House Deputy Press

Secretary. And Cush, welcome back. How are you?

Thanks for me on. I'm doing well. How are you? Absolutely. I'm doing fine. So I loved the way

the Secretary of State described Donald Trump and his endless energy and the fact that he

roams the hallways of Air Force One on foreign trips

looking for somebody that's awake that he can talk to. Yeah. He's exactly right. I mean,

I guess I'm 30, but we've got staffers here who are in their early 20s and the presence

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