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Jake Sullivan disputes book’s claim that Biden forgot his name
- Jake Sullivan, former national security adviser to Joe Biden, disputed claims that Biden forgot his name amid debate struggles in June 2024.
- These claims appeared in the book 'Original Sin,' which alleges Biden and his aides concealed his mental decline during his White House tenure.
- Sullivan recalled waking Biden during crises and stated, "Joe Biden knows my name," denying the book's claim he was called 'Steve' twice in 2022.
- Sullivan described the events of the debate as surprising for himself and others, but he still stood by Biden’s record as commander-in-chief.
- After struggling in the June CNN debate against Donald Trump, Biden withdrew from the 2024 race, allowing Kamala Harris to become the Democratic nominee.
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Jake Sullivan disputes book’s claim that Biden forgot his name
Jake Sullivan, who served as former President Biden’s national security adviser, said Thursday he does “not recall” the former president ever forgetting his name, as described in a forthcoming book from CNN’s Jake Tapper and Axios’s Alex Thompson.
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