At what point do senior moments become national security issues? | On Balance

Earlier this week, President Joe Biden had forgotten the name of the group Israel has been fighting against. Yesterday, he mixed up the presidents of Egypt and Mexico. You can imagine the United States’ adversaries noticed, as well. “On Balance” host Leland Vittert asks, “At what point do senior moments become national security issues? Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta weighs in on NewsNation's "On Balance."

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[tlbstickman]

Don't confuse "senior moments" with "senile moments". Big Difference.

[maysville]

You're asking Leon Panetta, a very sharp, intelligent man who is 85 years-old.

[psheerinhamill]

Well this guy is delusional. We all see the decline and it’s super sad and concerning.

[richardagar]

The moment you have to ask the question!

[hughgpauwels]

*eyeroll* you should have talked about this when he ran a basement campaign in 2020 and had some of the most incomprehensible gaffes I’ve ever heard even then. We were stuck with him for 4 years because of outlets like this refusing to cover him accurately and can anyone honestly say their lives have gotten better? Are you better off than you were 4 years ago, or do you hate your neighbor and fear your friend just like the good little sheep you are being for the uniparty?

[arsalanmirza]

LOL 😝 just a “CONCERN” ‼️ Be SERIOUS ⚠️

[pabs]

He’s not being truthful. Hmmmm…must be a Democrat.

[ronpeer]

Maybe the point when he has to wake up in the middle of the night and make a critical decision for the good of his country. Thats what he is elected to do. This man is not all there.

[rodicaionescu]

Yes lot of experience to make money with our national security