Biden has been secretly meeting with donors to ease concerns, including his age and energy: report

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President Biden has consistently held several closed-door meetings with his top donors to alleviate their concerns heading into the 2024 election, including worries about his age and energy, according to a report.

Biden's attempts to suppress their anxieties have occurred since the launch of his re-election campaign last spring. The meetings have taken place at the White House and included at least six sessions, each consisting of between four and eight people, and have covered an array of issues, such as how to handle former President Trump if he wins the Republican nomination and abortion rights.

Individuals familiar with the matter told the Washington Post, which first reported on the behind-the-scenes gatherings, that Biden's age and energy were also among their concerns.

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"It has dispelled anybody who has any doubts about his determination and his energy and his passion," a person familiar with the meetings told the Post.

"It just gives him some seasoning. That is good. It gives him energy, which is very good," they said. "And these people who are wondering if he has lost a step, they leave and are like, 'That was great.'"

In addition to his top contributors, other individuals that Biden has known for some time have been in attendance, according to the report.