Biden's Uncertain Debate Watch: All-Star Panel Roasts

President Biden's admission of uncertainty over watching his debate performance sparked widespread criticism on social media, with an All-Star Panel on 'Special Report' weighing in on the implications.

After expressing uncertainty over whether he had watched his performance in the CNN Presidential Debate, President Biden faced a barrage of criticism on social media, with an All-Star Panel on 'Special Report' analyzing the implications of his admission.

In a preview clip aired on Friday's "World News Tonight," ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos asked Biden if he had comprehended how poorly he did in his face-off against former President Trump. "Did you ever watch the debate afterwards?" Stephanopoulos inquired.

Biden's Uncertain Debate Watch: All-Star Panel Roasts

After a moment's hesitation, Biden replied, "I don't think I did, no."

Biden's response quickly went viral, eliciting strong reactions from commentators and analysts alike.

Biden's Uncertain Debate Watch: All-Star Panel Roasts

CNN contributor Scott Jennings lamented, "Biden looks terrible and sounds terrible in the clip @ABC showed at 630… Oof. He doesn’t even remember if he watched the debate later. My god."

Journalist Josh Barro observed, "Biden still looked bad and sounded confused in the excerpt ABC aired. Maybe not quite as bad as 8 days ago, but definitely nothing there that says ‘I got this,’"

Biden's Uncertain Debate Watch: All-Star Panel Roasts

New York Post columnist Miranda Devine remarked, "The debate was a week ago and he can't remember if he watched a replay."

CBS News reporter Kathryn Watson questioned, "If Biden hasn't seen the debate himself, how can he know exactly what other Dems and voters are seeing?"

FOX 11 LA anchor Elex Michaelson stated, "It was pretty memorable for those who watched."

Progressive personality Emma Vigeland simply exclaimed, "Oh boy."

Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen exclaimed, "He doesn't know???"

Biden attributed his disastrous debate performance to a "bad episode" or a "bad night," dismissing it as a temporary lapse rather than a sign of anything more serious.

"It was a bad episode," Biden told Stephanopoulos. "No indication of a serious condition. I was exhausted. I didn't listen to my instincts in terms of preparing. It was a bad night."

However, Biden's shocking debate performance has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, with a significant portion of the liberal media calling for him to withdraw from the presidential race.

Despite the mounting pressure, both Biden and the White House have repeatedly insisted that he remains committed to the contest. The White House has also denied reports that Biden has expressed any consideration of stepping aside.

Biden's admission of uncertainty over watching his debate performance has only added to the growing doubts surrounding his fitness for office, with the All-Star Panel on 'Special Report' offering varying perspectives on the potential consequences.