The White House is out in full force to defend President Joe Biden's mental acuity after Special Counsel Robert Hur said he would not recommend charges against Biden for willfully retaining classified documents in his garage and basement because he believed a jury would see Biden as just a well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory. Biden probably doesn't even remember stealing those documents when he was vice president.

Hur did nothing but say out loud what 86 percent of the American public already knew; that Biden is old and forgets things and gets confused.

Karine Jean-Pierre was on deck to answer questions about the president on Monday and assured the press corps that the 81-year-old Biden does "more in an hour than most people do in a day," even though he has nothing on his schedule Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. It harkens back to his enabler, Dr. Jill Biden, who asked last year how many 30-year-olds could keep up with her husband's schedule. The man never stops working, even while spending 40 percent of his presidency on vacation.

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, who just survived an impeachment effort after some RINO changed his vote and broke a 215-215 tie, was sent out on the Sunday shows to talk up Biden, and that he did.

No one can keep up with the man.

Biden would be 86 when he handed the keys to the White House to President Kamala Harris.

He should want to stand trial to clear his name of willfully retaining classified documents and reading from them to his ghostwriter.

Seriously, Biden's lucky Hur gave him an out on the classified documents piled up in his garage. If Hur hadn't put in those details from the interviews, Biden would be facing charges and the media would have to cover that instead.