'Fox & Friends' host Brian Kilmeade calls Donald Trump's indictment the 'only hope' for Joe Biden in 2024 Presidential Election
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Conversations surrounding President Joe Biden's age continue on 'Fox & Friends' as another public incident has sparked concern over his potential second term.
Host Brian Kilmeade believes that Donald Trump's indictments will be of significant advantage for Biden during his campaigning period.
The morning show panel discussed the growing disapproval of the President because of his worrying health problems that might affect his country-wide appeal for support in the 2024 Presidential Election.
On the other hand, Kilmeade suggested that Trump was having quite successful campaigning as he continues rallying around America.
'Fox & Friends' host on Biden's Medal of Honor ceremony incident
The President recently became the subject of backlash for adding another instance of him showing signs of his old age.
During a Medal of Honor ceremony in which retired army Captain Larry Taylor was given the highest honor in the country, Biden's behavior was proven strange once again as he left the ceremony much earlier than he was supposed to.
"This is him just leaving the stage yesterday," Kilmeade commented on the video from the White House showing Biden walking out of the room in the middle of the ceremony.
"[The ceremony] hadn't even begun because right after he does this, the man takes the podium and says let's start with the benediction," host Ainsley Earhardt added.
The video was part of a compilation prepared by the morning show that showed clips of Biden falling and tripping during his public appearances.
Brian Kilmeade says Biden's health is a threat to his campaign
The 'Fox & Friends' host commented on the speculations around Biden's health and shared how it would become a hurdle in his campaigning.
"This is the best he can do," Kilmeade said, "And if he wants to actually campaign, now that Labor Day is over, this is going to be scary for him."
The host also put Trump's many felony charges and expected court attendances in the future as a silver lining for the President.
"His only hope is for Donald Trump to be stuck in a courtroom," he continued, "And still, I can see Trump even rallying at night."
Earnhardt also added that it's not just the Republicans but also Democrats who have shown concern over Biden's age in polls.
