Biden's Church Visit Raises Leadership Concerns

On Sunday, September 3rd, President Biden attended church with his family during their vacation, attracting attention for appearing frail and confused at times. Our Fox reporter noted that Biden seemed to require assistance from his son Hunter, who helped cue him when to stand or sit throughout the service. Commentary from former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee questioned Biden's capability to run the country, suggesting that there appears to be a 'shadow' figure behind the scenes. Huckabee referred to ongoing talks by Vice President Kamala Harris and how optimism regarding the economy feels disconnected from reality, likening it to a story about an optimist who fell from a high building but continued to proclaim everything was fine. Additionally, Huckabee pointed out that there are more ordained ministers in Congress than ever before and criticized the idea of a strict separation of church and state. This discussion comes just before the release of Huckabee’s new film, "God's Not Dead: In God We Trust," which aims to encourage Christian participation in politics, urging that many Christian Americans do not vote. Overall, these events underline the questions surrounding President Biden's mental acuity and the future of American political engagement.