Bill Clinton Dismisses Biden Cognitive Decline Claims Amid Cancer Disclosure

Former President Bill Clinton has publicly defended Joe Biden's cognitive and physical health during his presidency, dismissing claims of decline despite recent revelations about Biden's aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis. Clinton, in an interview on CBS Sunday Morning, stated he saw Biden recently and thought he was "in good shape," denying any personal observations of decline and refusing to read a book alleging that Biden's administration concealed his health issues. Clinton's comments have sparked sharp criticism, including from broadcaster Piers Morgan who accused Clinton of delusion or cognitive decline himself, and Republican Congressman Byron Donalds, who called Clinton a liar and accused Biden's team of deceiving the public about the president's capabilities. The debate centers on transparency regarding Biden's health and fitness to govern, with critics citing incidents from Biden's tenure and recent investigative books alleging concealment of his condition. Clinton characterized the allegations as politically motivated attempts to blame Biden for Donald Trump's reelection, maintaining support for the former president despite ongoing controversies. The discourse reflects deep partisan divisions over Biden's health and the legitimacy of the claims made against him during and after his time in office.