NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg refused to disclose what the leaders of NATO member states think about President Joe Biden’s health decline when asked about the matter over the weekend.
CBS News reporter Robert Costa asked Stoltenberg about the matter during a Sunday interview on the network’s “Face The Nation” program following Biden’s disastrous debate performance a week and a half ago.
“What’s your real take on the private assessment of the president of the United States among NATO leaders?” Costa asked.
“I’m absolutely confident that, when all NATO leaders convene here this week, it will be a great summit,” Stoltenberg said. “We will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the most successful alliance in history. And I just met President Biden in the Oval Office a couple of weeks ago, and that was a good and productive meeting, where we prepared all the important decisions we’ll make here on defense, on support for Ukraine, and ultimately on burden-sharing, that European allies are now really stepping up and spending record amount of money on defense, and, of course, also on China and our need to work together.” […]
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