Jake Tapper said Jill Biden didn't act worried after his infamous 2024 debate despite now claiming she feared her husband was having a stroke on stage.

Former First Lady Jill Biden's act of candor was not well-received by everyone, including former CNN political reporter Nia-Malika Henderson. Jill, 74, is currently promoting her upcoming memoir, View from the East Wing,

The left-leaning host made the claim while reacting to a clip of the former first lady from an interview set to air Sunday.

Critics are lambasting Jill Biden and the Democrats after she admitted thinking Joe Biden was having a stroke during his infamous 2024 presidential debate.

Former Rep. Val Demings (D-Fla.) on Sunday said she was “surprised at the timing” of former first lady Jill Biden’s interview about former President Biden’s health almost one and a half years after they left the White House.

In an interview that will air May 31 on CBS News’ “Sunday Morning,” Jill Biden said she thought former President Joe Biden was having a “stroke” during the 2024 debate with Trump. Her comments came nearly two years after her husband’s disastrous debate performance led Democrats to demand he drop out.

Jill Biden, on "The Today Show," defended her husband, then-President Joe Biden, pardoning their son Hunter Biden. Biden told host Craig Melvin that while the president was initially opposed to pardoning his son,