Hello, everyone, I'm Dana Perino, along with Judgineen Piro, peers Morgan, Jesse Waters,

and Brian Filme.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is The Bies.

The White House planes some defense over the age-old question haunting the Biden presidency.

Is the president too old?

27% of the country thinks so, saying he wouldn't be very effective if reelected, but

Karin Jean-Pierre, she is going the extra mile to try to defend her boss.

So you're part of the 23% of adults, who are not concerned about the president's ability

to be president because of his age in stamina.

I got it.

That's what you got to do as well.

But 77% of adults are worried, Joe Biden's been in politics, literally since before you

were born.

And he's aged, I'm not saying he's not able to walk.

No, but you're saying, you're talking about his strength, right?

You're talking about how he's looking right now.

I think the average American male only lives to be 77 or so.

But I've had conversations with some of your colleagues in the White House press corps

when we travel abroad, how it is hard for us to keep up with this president, who is

constantly, constantly working every day to get things done.

Jean-Pierre had more age questions to deal with, thanks to a new insider book on Biden's

presidency.

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