'The Five' host Jeanine Pirro says President Joe Biden has 'real problems' while discussing his age issue
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: 'The Five' host Jeanine Pirro shared her concerns over President Joe Biden's age and how he has come to be unfit to lead the nation.
The panel of the Fox News show discussed the "age problem" of the Democrat leader and the growing worries of the Republicans if Biden ended up continuing in office for another four years.
They brought up Bernie Sanders addressing Biden's presidency and the problems he had with him.
Pirro also went on to attack Biden for not actively following his responsibilities for quite a few months.
Jeanine Pirro says President Joe Biden 'has got real problems'
A recent poll revealed that a whopping number of Americans found Biden too old to return to the White House for another term.
On the topic of the White House not acknowledging the almost 81-year-old Democrat leader's old age, Pirro went on to say, "They're willing to put him up [Biden] because they believe he can be Donald Trump."
"They hate Donald Trump more than they love the country," she added.
Pirro further commented on Sanders' response about Biden's age, saying, "He said, 'He seems fine to me.' So he wasn't discrediting the people who questioned his acuity."
Pirro also compared the health of the two Democrat politicians, saying Biden's issue was not his age but his mental state.
She said, "Bernie Sanders is 81. And you look at Bernie Sanders, you listen to him, he's got his stuff together."
She continued, "Joe Biden is not about age. He's about mental acuity. Joe Biden is about a guy who has got real problems, walking and tripping. And not knowing where he is."
Jeanine Pirro attacks President Joe Biden for being on vacation
Biden recently addressed some school students in Washington and his talk was of some interest to 'The Five' hosts.
As all the schools have started reopening in the nation after months-long vacation, Biden was seen saying that it must be hard for the children to return to work after not having to do anything for three months.
"The interesting thing also that he said the hardest thing to do is to come back after three months to the kids on the first day of school," Pirro said.
She said, "I don't know if he feels the same way but he seems to be speaking from experience. He seems to have been on vacation for the whole summer."
