If you check out Joe Biden’s public schedule, most of the time it’s incredibly light.
Typically, it lists the Daily Briefing (where he’s apprised of intelligence and things like that) at 10 a.m. He doesn’t get to in to “work” generally before 10 a.m. Then maybe there’s one ceremonial event of some type that won’t tax him very much before it gets too late in the day for him.
So a June 5 meeting with a world leader would probably be considered a “heavy” work day for him, which is a pretty sad thing to say. Notice all the action (such as it is) doesn’t start early or run late, with the gathering with the Kansas City Chiefs being at 4.30 p.m.
Reports have indicated his team tries to schedule things in that way so as not to tire him out. Translation: they don’t want us to see and understand the nature of how deep Biden’s problems are.
Too late, though. We’ve already seen it and they can’t hide it.
Even in the few minutes of perfunctory remarks during the photo-op meeting with the Denmark prime minister, he needed note cards, which is pretty sad.