The Biden Cover-Up: How His Team Hid Declining Health
The Trump ReportMay 20, 202534 min14,224 views
35 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβThe Presidential Debate and Public Perception
- π€ The CNN presidential debate in June 2024 highlighted Joe Biden's perceived frailty and hesitation, contrasting with Donald Trump's demeanor.
- π‘ Biden's rambling answer about billionaires and taxes, culminating in the non-sequitur "We finally beat Medicare," led many observers to believe he was not up to the job.
- π This moment was seen by many, including CNN moderators and Trump campaign staff, as the point where Biden effectively lost the election.
Health Concerns and Medical Assessments
- β οΈ A February 2024 health assessment noted Biden's shuffling gait and stiff walk, with his doctor warning he was "one fall away from a wheelchair" due to spinal deterioration from arthritis.
- π« The medical report notably omitted cognitive testing, and the White House spokesperson stated Biden "passes a cognitive test every day."
- π² Incidents like falling over on stage and falling off his bike with feet still strapped to pedals were cited as evidence of his increasing accident-proneness.
The Robert Hur Report and White House Response
- π The independent Robert Hur report investigated Biden's retention of classified documents, describing him as a "sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory."
- π£οΈ The White House, led by Kamala Harris, aggressively attacked the report, characterizing it as "politically motivated" and an attempt to "slime" Robert Hur.
- π§ This marked a shift in the White House's communication strategy from correcting facts to actively discrediting critics.
Inner Circle and Financial Motivations
- π€ A small group around Biden, internally dubbed the "Polit Bureau," is accused of propping him up and managing his public appearances.
- π° Key figures like Mike Donelan and Steve Rashetti are highlighted, with Donelan reportedly demanding $4 million for nine months of work, a stark contrast to the campaign manager's $300,000 salary.
- πΈ This suggests direct financial benefits for those close to Biden, rather than solely misplaced loyalty.
Family Motivations and Decision to Step Aside
- π Joe Biden's decision to run again is linked to his fear of losing a third child, specifically his son Hunter Biden, who has struggled with addiction and mental health issues.
- βοΈ George Clooney's public article in The New York Times, stating "we're not going to win with this president," was a significant blow.
- π Ultimately, private meetings with pollsters revealed Biden had only a 5% chance of winning, leading to his eventual decision to step aside.
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