Biden, who is less than a month away from turning 80, said it's 'totally legitimate' for voters to question whether he can serve a second term

• Joe Biden said it's legitimate for people to ask if he's too old for another term.

• Biden will turn 80 in November and intends to seek reelection in 2024.

• There are questions about who among America's older leaders will make a presidential bid.

President Joe Biden said it was legitimate for voters to question whether he could handle a second term.

In an interview that aired Sunday, Biden addressed questions about who among America's aging leaders would make a presidential bid in 2024.

I think it's a legitimate thing to be concerned about someone's age. Biden's birthday is in November and he thinks that's legit. I think it's a good idea to watch me. I don't know if I'm slowing down. Is my pace the same?

The president said that he could get a disease, but that he was in good health now. Biden said in a separate interview that he intends to seek re-election in 2024.

I think people should ask if he still has the same passion for what he's doing because of my energy level and how much I can do. If they think I can do it, that's great. They should encourage me not to go if they do not.

A majority of Americans think Biden and Trump are too old to run again. Trump will make an announcement after the November elections, according to reports.

I don't know the age that I'm going to be. Biden said he couldn't get it out of his mouth. I'm doing well." Everything about me is still working well. People wanted to ask that question.

Business Insider has an article on it.