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Jill Biden Describes Alarm at Husband's June Debate Performance

June 11, 2026

Jill Biden said she experienced significant concern while observing her husband's debate against Donald Trump in June 2024, fearing at one point that he was suffering a stroke.

The First Lady disclosed her reaction in an interview, stating that his performance during the exchange frightened her. She indicated that his debate showing prompted worries about his health status during the event.

President Biden's June debate performance sparked widespread discussion among Democratic officials and voters. The debate took place weeks before Biden announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race in July.

Biden's advisers and family members, including the First Lady, had encouraged him to continue his campaign after the debate. He reversed course and ended his candidacy approximately three weeks after the debate aired.

The First Lady's account provides insight into how those closest to the president assessed his condition during the debate. Her comments align with broader reporting about concerns Democratic leaders raised following the event.

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