CNN Host Confronts Chuck Schumer On Biden's Health: 'Did You Really Not Have Any Idea?'
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CNN's Kasie Hunt questioned the senator on seeing the former president "up close and personal" several months before he abandoned his reelection bid.
CNN’s Kasie Hunt asked Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer about Joe Biden’s reported health decline on Tuesday as new details surface about the lead-up to the former president dropping his reelection bid last year.
Hunt noted that Schumer got “up close and personal” with Biden during a meeting in the White House back in February 2024, several months prior to the former president’s train wreck debate performance three months later.
“Did you really not have any idea that he was not fit to serve a second term?” Hunt asked.
“Kasie, we’re looking forward,” replied Schumer as he deflected questions on Biden.
Hunt cited an upcoming book (“Original Sin”) by CNN’s Jake Tapper and Axios’ Alex Thompson that accuses the White House of covering up Biden’s deteriorating health before his debate with Donald Trump in June 2024.
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