Amidst ongoing discussions surrounding President Biden's cognitive fitness, Senator John Kennedy suggests the president's limited public engagements and press conferences might fuel these concerns. While the White House defends Biden's media availability, Kennedy points to the differing aging processes of individuals, citing Senator Charles Grassley's continued active role in his late 80s as an example.

Kennedy observes that public perception of Biden has shifted, with many believing his cognitive abilities have declined. He criticizes the president's aides for seemingly limiting Biden's direct interaction with the public, suggesting they control his communication through teleprompters. Kennedy advises Biden to hold more traditional press conferences and answer questions candidly, regardless of teleprompter use, to demonstrate his capabilities.

Regarding Vice President Kamala Harris, Kennedy criticizes her communication style, referencing instances where her phrasing has been mocked as "word salad." He points to her low poll numbers as evidence of her struggles and suggests her attempts to appear intelligent hinder her ability to communicate clearly and authentically with the public. Kennedy questions whether Harris is being her genuine self, suggesting she prioritize clear articulation over complex phrasing.