In a recent interview on MSNBC, First Lady Jill Biden came to the defense of her husband, President Joe Biden, as his campaign faces increasing scrutiny in his bid for reelection. The president has been criticized for his age, with concerns raised about his ability to serve considering he will be 86 by the end of a potential second term.

However, Jill Biden firmly stood by her husband's age, describing it as an "asset" to his presidency. She pointed out his extensive experience in politics and noted his strong relationships with world leaders as evidence of his capabilities. "I see his vigor, I see his energy, I see his passion every single day," she emphasized. "He has wisdom, he has experience."

Republican opponents have been quick to target Joe Biden's age, with former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley stating in a campaign ad last December, "I'll just say it: Biden's too old." Some have even mocked him by referring to him as "Sleepy Joe." However, it is worth noting that at 77, Biden is only three and a half years younger than his main rival.

In addition to attacking Joe Biden's age, members of the GOP have also aimed their strikes at Hunter Biden's legal troubles. Jill Biden spoke out against these attacks, describing the treatment of Hunter as "cruel." She expressed her pride in her son's recovery from addiction and his ability to rebuild his life. "I love my son," she affirmed.

As the campaign heats up and the presidential race becomes more intense, the Biden family remains steadfast, united, and ready to face the challenges ahead. With Jill Biden's unwavering support, President Biden continues to emphasize his experience and determination to lead the country effectively, despite persistent criticisms.