U.S. President Joe Biden is facing a political crisis following his shaky debate performance and is set to participate in a pivotal television interview with ABC News. The 81-year-old president has acknowledged his need for more sleep and fewer working hours, attributing his recent lapses to fatigue. This comes after reports of his increased and more pronounced lapses in recent months. Despite growing pressure from some Democrats to prove his mental and physical fitness, Biden remains determined to stay in the race and has a campaign rally scheduled in Wisconsin. The interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos is expected to provide a high-stakes opportunity for Biden to address concerns about his capabilities. The interview will be broadcast in its entirety in a prime-time ABC network special. The president's determination to stay in the race is evident as he responded affirmatively to questions about beating former President Donald Trump. The interview and rally are crucial for Biden's candidacy and presidency, as he faces increasing scrutiny and calls to demonstrate his readiness for the role.
