Trump denies seeing evidence of Biden’s cognitive decline in 2024 meetings

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President Donald Trump repeatedly said Thursday he did not personally see signs of then-President Joe Biden‘s apparent cognitive decline during his meetings with his predecessor in 2024.

Former first lady Jill Biden reignited the conversation about her husband’s health in recent days while promoting her new book, both by suggesting she’d seen signs that Biden was “slowing down” during his final years in office and that she believed he might have suffered a stroke during his disastrous debate with Trump in the months before the election.

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