Well, let me ask you this. The report described President Biden as a, quote, elderly man with a poor memory.

Do you think the White House should allow the release of the full transcript without claiming executive privilege for the sake of transparency, Senator?

You know, that is going to be, again, up to the president and his lawyers.

But I've got to comment on this just from my own personal experience.

I was on Air Force One with the president going from Minnesota to Wisconsin, going from Washington,

D.C. to Wisconsin for an infrastructure project.

And I was with the president for over an hour

and talked about so many things, domestic international. He was focused, his recall was good.

It was the same experience that my colleagues had who met with him for hours, Democrats

and Republicans, about the Mideast only a few weeks ago.

And so I think that we've got to evaluate what's happening right now by one, what he has

done, which is bring us out of this pandemic, first time that we're finally seeing negotiation

of prescription drug prices and focused on what matters to the American people and compare what he is doing

to what we've got as the alternative on the Republican side, which is Donald Trump, who has

nothing but standing up week by week for chaos.

Well, Senator, you take me to my next point, which is on 2024.

As you know, concerns have been growing for

quite some time within your party about President Biden's ability to win a second term,

the latest person to express this, Ezra Klein of the New York Times, who said this week,

quote, he is not up for this. He is not the campaigner he was even five years ago,

the way he moves, the energy in his voice. The Democrats denying decline are only fooling

themselves. Senator, what is your reaction to that stark assessment? My reaction is as someone

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