CNN's Jake Tapper admitted criticism of his past coverage of Joe Biden is "fair" and that he didn't do enough to cover the former president's cognitive decline in office.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer declined to comment on reports that he noticed former President Joe Biden's mental decline in 2024 and took part in a "plan" as detailed in Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson's new book,

Todd, who appeared on a CNN panel on Tuesday, reacted to Schumer’s refusal to answer questions from anchor Kasie Hunt about Biden’s condition.

Axios reporter Alex Thompson pushed back on the idea that his claims that former President Joe Biden’s mental decline in 2023 and 2024 were without merit.

Former President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden joined ABC's "The View" on Thursday for their first joint interview since leaving the White House.

CNN's Jake Tapper said on Wednesday there was "not enough" media coverage of Joe Biden's cognitive decline during his presidency

Biden said reports of his slipping faculties were "wrong" and criticized Trump's first 100 days on the talk show

Jake Tapper accused the White House of lying to the press, Congress, the Cabinet, and White House staffers about former President Joe Biden's ailing health.