Hello and welcome to the Byron York Show, the No Chat Chat podcast.

We'd like to get right into it and what we're going to talk about today is Joe Biden, Donald

Trump and the age issue, actually with a cameo appearance by Ron DeSantis as well.

So the age issue and the weird thing here is that the story is really about former President

Trump throwing a lifeline to Joe Biden on the age issue.

Maybe you'll disagree is doing that, but that's what I think he's doing.

So first of all, what is Joe Biden's biggest liability as he runs for re-election?

Now Republicans could probably give you a pretty long list of liabilities, but the biggest

most important is his age.

He is 80 now would be 82 upon beginning a second term and 86 at the end of that.

That term and he looks and he sounds every minute of his age.

Having such a super-annuated chief executive is absolutely unprecedented in American history.

Now most Americans think Biden is too old to continue, too old for a second term.

Now look at a big associated press poll that received a lot of attention in August.

I'm going to read to you from what AP wrote about their poll in the poll.

Fully 77 percent said Biden is too old to be effective for four more years.

This is AP reporting.

Quote, not only do 89 percent of Republicans say that, so do 69 percent of Democrats.

That view is held across age groups, not just by young people.

89 percent of Republicans say he's too old.

Well, of course, the Republicans say they want to get rid of him.

89 percent of Democrats say Joe Biden is too old.

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