Biden's inner circle 'convinced themselves' he was capable to run for re-election, author Chris Whipple says
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Chris Whipple said Wednesday that the former president's inner circle convinced themselves that Biden could run for re-election, despite evidence he wasn't up for another four years.
Hanna Panreck is an associate editor at Fox News.
"The truth is actually stranger than that, and wilder than that. And it is that Biden’s inner circle, some of them you saw on camera just now, convinced themselves, in spite of all the evidence around them, they convinced themselves that Joe Biden could run for re-election and that he was capable of governing for another four years. I know this because I spent so much time talking to his inner circle. Mike Donilon, Ron Klain, all the others. They convinced themselves that Joe Biden could do it, and it’s astounding," Whipple told Fox News on Wednesday.
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