US EditionJoe Scarborough stands by ‘best Biden ever’ comment: ‘I never saw those days’
- MSNBC host Joe Scarborough stood by his March 2024 claim that Joe Biden was the best version of himself based on personal interactions.
- Scarborough made this assertion amid public and media scrutiny over Biden's cognitive decline shown in viral clips and reports.
- Although Scarborough acknowledged Biden sometimes stumbled and bumbled, he emphasized Biden’s analytic abilities and intellectual acumen as unsurpassed.
- Scarborough argued, “I undersold him when I said he was cogent” and said Biden was “far beyond cogent” according to his hourslong March 2024 interview.
- Scarborough’s defense suggests that despite concerns, some close observers believe Biden remains mentally capable, while others highlight episodes of decline and cover-up efforts.
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Denver GazetteJoe Scarborough stands by ‘best Biden ever’ comment: ‘I never saw those days’
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Joe Scarborough Invokes Trump As He Rambles On 3 Minutes Defending ‘Best Biden Ever’ Comment
“Morning Joe” co-host Joe Scarborough ranted for three minutes while repeatedly invoking President Donald Trump in an effort to defend his viral March 2024 claim that former President Joe Biden was “the best Biden ever,” including “intellectually, analytically.” The clip of Scarborough’s comment became representative of corporate media’s years-long effort to deny Biden’s decline prior to his disastrous June debate against […] Joe Scarborough Inv…
Scarborough Stands By "Best Biden Ever" Defense: He Bumbled And Stumbled Around, But He Has For Quite Some Time
Mark Halperin interviewed MSNBC host Joe Scarborough on the latest edition of "Next Up with Mark Halperin." Halperin asked Scarborough to explain his infamous monologue in March 20,24 where he defended then-President Joe Biden's mental and physical acuity.
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