Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy has made a stunning observation about President Joe Biden.

He noticed that when the president talks about his mental state, he speaks about making it to the election, but never about serving another four years.

“White House officials are saying President Biden is going to host a press conference on Thursday afternoon. All that they’ll tell us is that it’s going to be more than the traditional two questions when foreign leaders are in town. They’re describing it at the White House as a ‘big boy press conference,’” he said to Fox News host Neil Cavuto.

“A big boy press conference seems to imply that he’s going to take more than just a couple of questions. And the pressure would be on him because it would only be him answer,” the host said.

“Well, one way to stop getting people to focus on him being 81 and possibly having issues with his acuity is just to call him a big boy,” the correspondent said.

“Yeah, I guess so. But let me ask you something. One of the things I do see from the president of the White House is they all see how busy he is. He’s never been this busy. He’s never been this frenetic, keeping this pace. But this is all in response to that debate. Who’s to say that this last if he can get through this and he returns to form where they have these early lids, a pretty limited travel schedule. I mean, obviously, a lot of people are seeing through this not to be jaded about it, but all of this is in response to that debate,” the host said.

“It is, but I think what they are doing based on the president’s own words today is they are looking at the last campaign where there was such a limited schedule and there were the early lids and he still beat Trump,” the reporter said.

“And so they think that they’re going to be able to beat Trump again like that. But when he does this 18 minutes with Morning Joe and White House officials insist there was no script, even though at one point he said he was reading off of a list of things Trump said.

“When you listen to him, he’s talking a lot about the election and making it to the election and winning. He’s not talking about serving out a full term. And it seems like there is a big disconnect. We would have loved to have gotten some clarity about that here at the White House, but they did not have time for us in more than an hour’s worth of questions,” he said.