Before getting to that, Joe Scarborough now says he was "obviously wrong" about this being the best, most cogent version of Biden ever, and eff you if you can't handle the truth.

Scarborough says he was 'obviously wrong' that Biden was fit for presidency

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough discusses his past Biden coverage, which included saying the president was better than ever in 2024.

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough conceded on Wednesday that he was "obviously wrong" when he called former President Joe Biden the "best Biden ever" in March 2024.

Scarborough explained during a conversation with CNN's Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson on "Morning Joe" that he was in Ireland with Biden in 2023, noting the president had done several events and spoke to the MSNBC host for an interview.

"He's doing well, he has a hero's reception in Ireland. I've told you about going in and talking to him for two and a half, three hours inside the White House, far beyond cogent. I mean really, really has a better, well, has a grasp of international politics in a way that only somebody who's been doing it since he was 29 years old," Scarborough said regarding the exchange.

"We get phone calls at home where the guy is like pounding me because of op-eds that I wrote, etc., etc. So, I said that this was Biden at his best. That's what I saw. That's what other people saw, I was obviously wrong, so I'm not sure what my takeaway is here, the next time," the MSNBC host said.

Yeah, this is the same pack of lies he insisted on to Mark Halperin who, apparently being a friend to this degenerate, did not push him hard on his claims. Joe Scarborough continues insisting that Biden was so "sharp" in his "interview" -- an "interview" which was conveniently not taped, not even audio-taped -- that he was convinced this was the greatest foreign policy mind of the last hundred years.

Can we check the tape? No we cannot, it doesn't exist, we'll just have to take Joe Scarborough's word for it. Ooopsie!

Scarborough was pressed on the clip of himself calling the former president the "best Biden ever" early in 2024 during a Tuesday conversation with journalist Mark Halperin on his show, "Next Up with Mark Halperin."

The MSNBC host stood by his comments even as Halperin pressed him on whether he should have added a caveat of "except on the days when he's not the best Biden ever" to his remarks, as the pair discussed how the former president had good days and bad days in office.

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"And so again, am I going to look at a clip that's gone viral and pay more attention to that than two and a half, three hours I had with a guy one-on-one going around the world? No, I'm just not going to," Scarborough said in response to the revelation. "Are some of the clips bad? Yeah, they certainly are bad."

From David Strom, the Washington Post is now pretending they didn't know that Biden was in cognitive decline but if someone had told them, hooboy, would they have reported that story to the public!

It now seems that, for a considerable time, Biden might have lacked the stamina and cognitive capacity the job demands -- and that his family and closest aides concealed this from the public.

LOL. You had no idea, huh?

THEN WHAT IS THE POINT OF YOU?!?!

Their apparent decision to put personal loyalties ahead of their duty to the country must be reckoned with. A legal mechanism should be considered to ensure that this doesn't happen again.

Oh, you mean now that you let Basement Biden pretend to run for president and pretend to serve as president, we need laws to keep Trump in line.

How about investigations into the past crimes that you're so eager to sweep under the rug, Washington Post? No? No interest in that? You just want new laws to punish Trump, huh?

The people closest to Biden could hardly have avoided observing his infirmity -- indeed, the actions they took to hide it indicate that they knew all too well.

The same is true of you, Washington Post.

He was on video asking "Where's Jackie?" about a dead congresswomen whose memorial he was attending and whose "in memoriam" clip he just watched.

Early issues surfaced in the 2020 campaign, when he had memory lapses, including forgetting the name of one of his closest advisers and the opening lines to the Declaration of Independence. A Democrat interviewed by Tapper and Thompson who was involved in making Zoom videos of Biden speaking to constituents during the pandemic lockdown said that, after watching hours of mostly unusable footage, they concluded he was incapable of doing the job.
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Such observations then became more frequent. "Since at least 2022," Tapper and Thompson write, "he has had moments where he cannot recall the names of top aides whom he sees every day. He can sometimes seem incoherent. He is increasingly prone to losing his train of thought."

"By late 2023," the authors say, "Biden's staff was pushing as much of his schedule as possible to midday, when Biden was at his best." Even in small groups, the president often read from notes or a teleprompter.

This suggests that Biden might have been too impaired to responsibly lead the United States. The country was fortunate not to have experienced a late-night crisis that he would have had trouble handling. It would be folly to count on such luck in the future.

Weird how the entire right side of the media knew Biden didn't do appearances before 10 am and called a "Lid" on the day by 11:30 am most days.

See, we noticed that Biden was almost entirely absent from the stage and then checked the presidential schedule -- which is a public document available to anyone actually interested in seeing it -- and confirmed that yes, Biden did no appearances before 10am and rarely did any past 4pm. And most days, he called a "lid" after a couple of hours' "work."

The Washington Post is essentially admitting it's not in the journalism business at all.

So, who was really in control of the White House?

The new book says the country was in the very best of hands: crack-addict and whore-collector Hunter Biden.

Below: Biden didn't want to do real town halls, because his senility would be exposed, so the Democrats built a fake town hall near his home in Delaware and filled it with Biden supporters. It was to be edited and used in political campaign commercials to prove that Biden was able field questions from "real voters just like you."

But they scrapped the shoot, because Biden appeared too confused and frail throughout the fake event.

Or, as some Democrats claim: We only scrapped it because the lighting was bad.

Scott Jennings does not buy that version of reality.

They also say that their were four or five members of the "Politboro" running the country, with Biden serving only as, at most, a "senior member of the board."