Jill Biden entertains possibility Joe was drugged before debate, asked point blank if doctors ruled out stroke

Former first lady Jill Biden doubled down on the possibility of her husband, former President Joe Biden , being drugged ahead of the 2024 debate, and was asked during a podcast on Thursday if doctors ruled out a stroke that night.

Podcast host Jamie Kern Lima asked Biden if a stroke was ruled out by doctors the night of the debate.

"Well, they did.

They said, I mean, I didn't say to them, when I was writing my book, I was reflecting, but I didn't say, 'God, did Joe have a stroke?' I just said, 'Is he okay? Is he okay?'" Biden responded.

JILL BIDEN REVEALS JOE WHISPERED 'I REALLY F---ED UP' AFTER DISASTROUS DEBATE WITH TRUMP Lima asked the former first lady what her gut told her happened, and Biden said she didn't know.

"I mean, there's all kinds of theories — you know, he had been traveling," she said.

"I know he was tired, he didn't feel well that day, when I saw him, but there was nothing definitive that I could point to.

And I had been on the road for two weeks up until that moment.

So, I wasn't with him.

I didn't see him days before, weeks before.

I saw him maybe one hour before." JILL BIDEN SAYS SHE THOUGHT JOE WAS HAVING A STROKE DURING HIS DISASTROUS 2024 DEBATE PERFORMANCE Lima asked, "There's no way anyone could have, God forbid, laced his drink or something?" "Who knows? Who knows?" Biden responded.

The former president's office did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

One of the most decisive moments of the 2024 election was then-President Biden's debate with now President Donald Trump .

Biden stammered, had long periods of silence and intense, confused facial expressions, to the point some of his most vocal supporters broke ranks and demanded he relinquish the nomination.