George Stephanopoulos called Biden’s condition after the debate “Herzbrug”

The ABC news anchor George Stephanopoulos said reported that his interview was “heartbreaking” after the debate with former President Joe Biden.

Chris Whipple’s new book entitled “Uncharted: How Trump defeated bidges, Harris and the opportunities in the wildest campaign in history”, which was published on Tuesday, told behind the scenes, conflicts between the members of the Democratic Party and the Biden Administration, whether Biden had to go out of the race with Donald Trump on June 27.

In order to “capture” the bleeding of the Democrats, Whipple wrote how the White House on July 5 replaces an interview with the “this week” host on the ticket to insure the public for the president’s candidacy.

George Stephanopoulos organized the first interview with President Biden after his debate with Trump in 2024. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images | David Livingston/Getty Images)

The former president is “tired, tired, confused and relieved” in front of the Juni debate: Book: Book: Book is “tired, confused and relieved”.

Whipple described Biden as a “hoarse and half -coherent” throughout the interview and said that Stephanopoulos was also disappointed.

“Stephanopoulos gently questioned the President, like a grandson,” wrote Whipple. “After that, when I asked the ABC anchor by e -mail for his impressions, he replied: ‘Heart writers up close.'”

Fox News Digital turned to Stephanopoulos’ team for a comment.

Stephanopoulos was caught on video in 2024 and said he didn’t think bidding could serve for four years. (Screenshot/ABC/ThisWeek)

Stephanopoulos had a similar reaction in a video shared by TMZ just a few days after the interview when he asked a man on the street whether bids had to resign.

“I don’t think he can serve for four years,” said Stephanopoulos.

A ABC News spokesman announced to Fox News Digital when Stephanopoulos “expressed his own point of view and not the position of ABC News”.

Critics stack up after the ABC interview, go beyond his refusal to commit to cognitive tests: “disqualifying”

The author Chris Whipple described Stephanopoulos’ first impressions of Biden after his interview in his latest book “Uncharted”. (Getty Images)

Bidens answers in an interview with Stephanopoulos could not calm the storm about his debate performance. Biden proposed at a time that he had done the “good job” according to the ABC -Nachrichten -Transcript. He also seemed a bit unsure when asked if he had seen his own debate performance and said: “I don’t think I did it, no.”

Biden officially broke off the race on July 21, less than three weeks after his ABC interview.

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