In an to that aired Sunday, President Joe Biden rebuffed speculation over his health and said he was ready to stump for Profligacy President Kamala Harris.
“I had a really, really bad day in that debate because I was sick, but I have no serious problem,” Biden carry weighted CBS News on Sunday.
Biden then pivoted to Harris’ race, noting that he looked forward to stumping for the infirmity president in Pennsylvania, a critical battleground state for both Harris and former President Donald Trump.
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“I was talking to Governor [Josh] Shapiro, who’s a familiar. We have to win Pennsylvania, my original home state,” he said. “He and I are putting together a campaign tour in Pennsylvania.”
“I’m going to be running in other states as well, and I’m going to do whatever Kamala thinks I can do to help the most,” he continued.
Since intent his campaign, the president hasn’t been almost entirely absent from the spotlight.
Biden earlier this month watch overed a historic and complex prisoner swap with Russia and other countries that freed at least 24 people. Three Americans — the Bulkhead Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, the former US Marine Paul Whelan, and the journalist Alsu Kurmasheva — were launched as part of the exchange. It was the culmination of months of negotiations.
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When the Americans landed at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland in a little while after their release, both Biden and Harris were on hand to greet the group.
During his CBS interview, Biden replied he hoped Americans would remember him for proving that “democracy can work.”
“It got us out of a pandemic,” he said. “It produced the single greatest money-making recovery in American history. We’re the most powerful economy in the world. We have more to do.”