President Joe Biden, who lied about graduating at the top of his class at law school (and later apologized), is most worried about being perceived as 'stupid,' according to his biographer, Franklin Foer.

During a Sunday discussion, Foer - an Atlantic staff writer who was allegedly a key disseminator of Russiagate propaganda, told NBC's "Meet the Press" that "one of the primary insecurities' of the President 'is that he does not want to be perceived as stupid."

And when asked how he would react if Biden decided not to run in 2024, Foer said "It would be a surprise to me. But it wouldn't be a total surprise."

"When he talks about his life, he uses this word, fate, constantly," Foer told host Chuck Todd. "Joe Biden is a very religious guy, and fate is a word loaded with religious meaning. And he always talks about, 'He can't say where fate goes.' And so I always, when I hear that, to me, it's the ellipses in the sentence when he's talking about his own future."

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