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Ladies and gentlemen, in case you were wondering, it's Thursday, September 7th, and this is the

President's Daily Brief. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage, let's get briefed.

Today, our first stop is Shady Acres, otherwise known as Washington, D.C., home to some of the

world's oldest politicians. We'll be looking at the rising concern from voters about the advanced

ages of our elected leaders, despite those same voters constantly casting ballots for the elderly.

Then, a little later in the brief, some palace intrigue in China, where details of a secret

meeting of Communist Party elders is shedding new light on the possible real state of affairs

in the People's Republic. Plus, an incident at the Romanian Ukraine border is highlighting the

danger that the ongoing war poses to neighboring NATO countries. And finally, in the back of the

brief, get ready for what might be the biggest rebranding in world history, as India considers

swapping out its current name for Borat, not to be confused with Borat. But first, today's PDB

spotlight is all about age and fitness to serve. A fresh poll from news nation decision desk

headquarters has been released, or as we in the younger generation say, has dropped, revealing

that a whopping 80% of participants feel edgy or uneasy about President Biden's ability to take

on a second term. Here's some perspective. If Biden wins reelection, he'd be 82 at the starting

line and 86 by the end of the second term. The only other president who came close,

near Ronald Reagan, and he wrapped up his term at 77. Now, what's really interesting about

this poll is that 60% of the Democrats surveyed also share this same concern. So clearly, this

isn't just a party thing. Vice President Kamala Harris attempted to sidestep the delicate issue

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