In her first interview since her husband left the White House, Dr. Jill Biden talks with Rita Braver about her years in the White House and her new memoir, "View from the East Wing." She's already made news in preview clips from this interview by saying she never saw any signs that Joe was suffering from cognitive decline and that she was worried Joe was "having a stroke" during his disastrous June 2024 debate against Donald Trump.

Former first lady Jill Biden said she thought her husband, Joe Biden, was having a stroke during the 2024 debate against Donald Trump.

Former First Lady Jill Biden admitted that her husband, Joe Biden, was “slowing down” toward the end of his presidency, but continued to defend his mental fitness. Jill Biden told CBS News’ Sunday Morning in an interview that aired May 31 that she never saw any signs that her husband was in cognitive or mental decline during his presidency.

Jill Biden’s new comments about Joe Biden’s disastrous 2024 debate have reignited a conversation that tore the Democratic Party apart during and after the now-former president’s performance.

Joe Biden has sued the Justice Department in an effort to block the release of audio recordings and transcripts of the former president’s interview with a ghostwriter.

This stuff with Jill Biden is unbelievable. Let's just show let's say she, she gave an interview on it. Do we have it queued up? Show what she's saying now about how shocked, shocked she was. I think it's at eight when she saw this debate.

Former President Joe Biden is suing to block the House Judiciary Committee from obtaining, and potentially releasing, audio recordings and transcripts of conversations in 2016 and 2017 with the ghostwriter of his memoir.

Former first lady Jill Biden said in an interview clip released Wednesday that she thought her husband, former President Joe Biden, was “having a stroke” during his critical June 2024 debate, which catalyzed the chain of events that eventually led him to drop out of the presidential election.

Joe Biden is attempting to block the release of deeply personal audio recordings tied to conversations he had with the ghostwriter of his memoir after the Trump administration’s Justice Department announced plans to hand the files over to Congress.