During a CNN "State of the Union" discussion on what to expect from Donald Trump's second inaugural address, one panelist took an off-ramp and stated what is more intriguing is how Trump's health and mental state will hold up for the next four years.
Given a chance to address what the future holds, CNN regular Bakari Sellers suggested, Trump is "going to come in very emboldened. I don't think this Donald Trump is going to be similar to the last one at all. I think he realizes he only has four years."
"The difference however, the substantive difference, is something we have to watch, and I know that media and journalists will watch it more now than we did with Joe Biden is that he is 78 years-old," he continued.
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"The presidency ages you," he pointed out. "And so I am interested to see how Donald Trump continues to look, act, if he has the same vigor in the next two, three, four years because being an 80 year-old president as we have just seen for the last four years is a bit much."
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