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White House wants to turn the page after Biden's debate against Trump

July 2024 383 views 01 Min 04 Sec

The White House reiterates that Joe Biden's poor debate appearance was due to nothing more than a "bad night" as Democrats shocked by the president's performance urge him to be transparent about his mental fitness.

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