Biden 'not competent' to be president after appearing to zone out during MSNBC interview: Rep. Claudia Tenney
Tenney warned Biden's cognitive concerns are 'serious' on 'Sunday Morning Futures'
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., joined "Sunday Morning Futures" to discuss President Joe Biden's cognitive abilities after his latest sit-down interview has some critics wondering about his ability to serve. Tenney warned that the question is "serious," arguing that he is "not competent" enough to be the president of the United States after appearing to zone out during an MSNBC interview this weekend.
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CLAUDIA TENNEY: This is really sad, but he reminds me of a Madame Tussauds wax figure. He comes out, and they turn him on, and he delivers talking points that are presented to him by his shadow government, the staff behind him. And he's really showing that he's not competent to do this most important job in our nation. And I really, I joined on a letter with Congressman Randy Jackson about making him subject to a cognitive test … this is serious stuff. We've got enemies around the world. You've been interviewing tremendous people about China, about what's happening in the war in Europe, which is unprecedented. We've got to start looking into whether Joe Biden is actually capable of being the president. I think he's not. I think we should consider all of these avenues.
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