President Joe Biden’s performance in the first presidential debate last week has raised concerns among voters. According to a CBS News and YouGov poll, 72% of voters do not believe that Biden has the cognitive health to serve as president after the debate, versus 65% before the debate.
Stifel chief Washington policy strategist Brian Gardner joins Morning Brief to give insight into the 2024 election and the health of Biden’s campaign.
“You see how age progresses and so the question is not just can the president go up against Donald Trump in the upcoming campaign. How effectively can he serve and be president in another term? That’s a very serious question right now. I think to an objective observer who watched Thursday night, the answer is probably no. And so it’s not for me to say because I’m not part of the Biden family, but they need to have a very serious conversation right now,” Gardner tells Yahoo Finance.
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