‘Absolutely’: Biden open to second term if elected president

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Joe Biden, 77, could be the oldest president ever to take office, but the two-term vice president isn’t ruling out serving eight years if he wins the White House this fall.

Biden, who last week accepted the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, was asked whether he was leaving open the possibility of leading the country for two terms if he and running mate California Sen. Kamala Harris beat President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence in the general election.

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