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Biden says ‘he is in good shape’

“They say I’m in good shape,” the President stressed, highlighting that he has undergone three “significant and intense neurological exams,” the most recent being in February. He also mentioned that he would be subjected to additional examinations should the medical professionals advise it, allaying worries regarding his well-being and capacity to perform strenuous tasks during his second term. “I’m tested every single day about my neurological capacity by decisions I make every day,” he added.

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Joe Biden defended his overall health and mental sharpness while acknowledging a minor issue with his left foot, which he explained was due to a previous injury where he opted not to wear a boot. “But I’m doing well,” The President expressed his commitment to running in the upcoming November elections, confidently stating that he believes he is the most capable candidate to defeat Donald Trump, who currently holds a lead in surveys and polls. This declaration comes at a time of increasing public doubts about Biden’s fitness for office.

“I’m determined on running, but I think it is important that I allay fears, that people see me out there,” he said.

Biden says ‘can deal with China and Russia’

When questioned about his ability to handle Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping in three years, Biden said he is ready. “I’m dealing with Xi Jinping right now and in direct contact with him,” he responded before adding, “I have no good reason to talk to Vladimir Putin right now.”

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“There is not much he is prepared to do in terms of accommodating any change in his behaviour, but there is not any world leader I am not prepared to deal with.”

Biden was asked how he could make Americans feel better that he wouldn’t have “more bad nights” like last month’s debate against Donald Trump, where he made mistakes and struggled. Biden replied that the best way to reassure them is to see if he is “getting the job done.”