Scott Jennings says lies about Biden's age and health during his presidency are a 'scandal of epic proportions'

CNN's Scott Jennings criticized the White House for hiding President Biden's health Age issues from the audience in Thursday's segment.

“This is the biggest scandal in America,” Jennings told CNN. “The level and volume of people who dedicated themselves to lying to everyone at home about this man's condition for four years in a row over this summer is astounding.”

A Wall Street Journal report from Thursday includes Interviews with approximately 50 peopleIncluding current and previous White House staff Those who interacted directly with the president revealed that Biden's stamina problems were evident even during his first few months in office.

Biden administration officials noted stamina problems in president's first few months in office: report

CNN's Scott Jennings criticized the White House for hiding President Biden's health and age issues from the public. (CNN)

“It is a scandal of epic proportions and it is fair to ask the question: Who is running the country?” Jennings said. “Who was running the country?”

Jennings argued that Biden's staff lied about his health and age concerns throughout his entire presidency.

“If you're worried about Donald Trump's advisors He has influence – over the last four years, it seems, this president, duly elected, this president has not been able to perform the duties of his office. “His staff and the White House lied about it and kept it away from the American people. It's an absolute scandal,” Jennings said.

Biden 'a little older, a little slower' in final days of his presidency: New York Times reports

Some media outlets, including The New York Times, reported that Biden appears “sluggish” in the final days of his presidency. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Some media outlets, including The New York Times, reported that Biden appears “a little older and a little slower” in the final days of his presidency.

New York Times report She revealed: “(Biden) seems a little older and a little slower with each passing day. His aides say he is still very sharp in the situation room, calling on world leaders to broker a ceasefire in Lebanon or deal with the chaos of the rebellion in Syria.” But it is difficult to imagine that he seriously believed he could handle the world's most exhausting tasks for another four years.”

Fox News' Lindsey Cornick contributed to this report.

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