Abby Phillip on Doug Heye, Jennings Bringing up How It Was ‘Unfair’ to Talk About Biden’s Health: ‘I Don’t Know... ‘

PHILLIP: “Do you think that will be the case with Joe Biden?”
Jones: “I think Biden has to take credit for what he‘s done. He passed a huge infrastructure bill. It was a bipartisan bill. The same Republicans who claimed to be against it go back to their districts and say, ‘Look what I did in this bill,’ you know. And so I think he has to take credit for what he did. I think that he has to understand that, you know, there are some forces outside of his control that that led to him, you know, losing this election or even being booted out by his own party.”
HEYE: “Is his age one of those forces?”
Jones: “His age, of course, one of those forces. But I think that Joe Biden did some things that, quite frankly, I don‘t expect to see the next president do in reaching across the aisle and doing so for the benefit of all Americans.”
NAFTALI: “I have to blame, though, the White House, for covering up the extent to which he was not the same man, and I think that will hurt — it will hurt his legacy.”
HEYE: “How many times were you and I on TV and we said, ‘Joe Biden isn‘t fit to serve,’ and we were told, ‘You can‘t say that, that‘s unfair?’ Pretty much every time?”
JENNINGS: “It happened a lot.”
PHILLOP: “I don‘t know if — okay, we‘ll just leave it at that. We‘ve talked a lot about Joe Biden‘s fitness to serve on this program and on many others. Tim Naftali, we appreciate you very much. Everyone else, stick around.”