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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Is President Biden too old and too much in physical and mental decline to be president

for another four years?

That question once seemed impertinent, but it is now moving to the fore after he took

another fall last week, this time at a Air Force Academy commencement speech.

And suddenly, not just people on the political right, but Democrats.

We've been talking about it privately for some time or suddenly talking about it at

least on background publicly and it has broken out into a political debate of some sort.

And the New York Times even weighed in with a long take clearly with the help and approval

of the White House talking about the president's capacities, fascinating to see.

And I think it's worth focusing on this as what I think is going to be an increasing political

debate in the coming year and a half.

Welcome.

I'm Paul Gigo here on Potomac Watch with my colleagues, Monet, Uquibura, and Kyle Peterson.

Welcome to you both.

Let's listen to Ron DeSantis talk about the president's fall.

I think a lot of people saw he had a fall at this Air Force event and I don't know if he

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