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your support. So it looks like Jake Tapper and his
legacy media colleagues missed another Biden health story, and Joe
Biden is like the sneakiest, trickiest, cleverest hider of secrets ever.
I mean, think about Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson from Axios.
They got their book coming out talk about, you know,
Joe Biden's declining mental acuity. They interviewed two hundred sources.
Of course, after you know, the election, when it doesn't matter,
two hundred sources they talk to about Joe Biden's mental
health and his declining cognitive abilities, and not one of them,
none of them ever told Jake Tapper or Alex Thompson, hey,
you know Joe might actually have cancer too, because the
more I hear about this, the more it seems quite
unlikely that this was just revealed well to the family. Now, obviously,
you know, cancer is terrible. My prayers are with Joe
Biden and his family. It's awful, But that is a
separate and distinct thing. Oh, by the way, I should
also point out, because I just saw this, Scott Adams,
the creator of the Dilbert cartoon series. He apparently today
divulged that he too has the exact same cancer as
Joe Biden, and he said he expects that he'll be
dead by summer. And he's about the same age. I think, yeah,
I think he's a little bit younger than Joe Biden,
who is now what eighty two.
Speaker 2: But I.
Speaker 1: Can separate the human side of this cancer diagnoses that
the bidens have announced. And then also look at the
way this was handled, and it seems pretty obvious this
is not something that he just got. And if it is, like,
you're going to discourage a lot of men from getting tested,
because what's the point, right, Like you go in for
a routine physical exam or something like, oh, you got
prostay cancer, you got two months to live it already metastasized,
it's into the bones, and like, wait, but I was
just in here. I was just in here like six
months ago or whatever. Like if that's how quickly this
cancer will kill you, that's the message that's going out
right now. And prostay cancer is like very preventable, but
also and treatable when caught early, as long as you
do the early detection stuff. And I don't know if
you're going to say like, oh, well you got it now,
you got you know, six months to live and that's it.
Like that's not going to inspire people to get tested.
And this is why I don't believe that this is
just something that they got a diagnosis of like within
a week. I don't believe that. Maybe it's true. I
could be wrong, but I'm gonna go over some of
the details, and I think it's just I think the
chances are remote. So here's Politico. Former President Joe Biden
has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer
with metastasis to the bone, according to a statement from
his personal office Sunday. Doctors diagnosed Biden last week with
a prostate nodule after he experienced increasing urinary symptoms. By
Friday they diagnosed him with cancer. So that's the timeline
that the uh the Bidens are putting out there. Diagnosed
with a nodule last week and by Friday they said
he had cancer and it had metastasized into the bone.
There is a scale, it's called the Gleason scale, and
it's the scale of the aggressiveness of cancer, and his
is a nine on the Gleason scale, and I think
it goes to ten, so it's very aggressive. But they
say it appears to be hormone sensitive, which allows for
effective management. Effective management which means but you can keep
hitting it with hormone treatments, maybe some chemo, some ivs
and stuff, and you can keep it at bay, even
though it is very aggressive. Okay, Now, with metastasis to
the bone like that takes time to develop. And I'm
not believing that this happened since Joe Biden left office.
And by the way, I'm not the only one who
holds this opinion. Zeke Emmanuel does. Doctor Zeke Emmanuel, an
oncologist brother to Rahm Emmanuel on Morning Joe.
Speaker 3: You believe it is likely, if this prostate cancer has
spread to the bone, that he could have had it
for up to a decade, but certainly it's likely. Would
it be fair to say it's likely to have had
this for at least several years.
Speaker 4: Oh more than several years. You don't get prostitution.
Speaker 3: Again, I just want to stop you, so your this
is not speculation. If you have prostate cancer that has
spread to the bone, then he's most certainly you were saying,
had it when he was president of the United States.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, he did not develop it in the last
one hundred two hundred days. He had it while he
was president. He probably had it at the start of
his presidency in twenty one. Yes, that I don't think
there's any disagreement about that.
Speaker 3: And I'm just curious again, if you're doctor to president
of the United States, that is a male, that is
an older man, would prostate tests and again we're just
talking about a PSA screening, a blood test that you
could do along with all the other blood tests, and
so it's not even that it would be intrusive. Would
this not be one of the first tests that you
would conduct as a white house doctor.
Speaker 4: If you're a white house doctor in this situation, I
think you would certainly discuss it with the president and
talk about the pros and cons. I think if you
then ask both, if President Biden says, well, if I'm
your father, which patients often do you know, what would
you recommend? I think the fact is that most White
House doctors would recommend getting the test. And again the
evidence is look at President Obama. President Bush younger than
President Biden, and they both got the test.
Speaker 1: They both got the test. They've all, it's just a
blood test, It's a why wouldn't you test for it
at his age? I know, I think after like seventy
years old, I think they they may say, you know,
it's not like recommended that you do so, but you're
the president of the United States. Why wouldn't you test
with the blood that you're probably already drawing to run
all of your other annual physical tests for too, right?
And they were coming out and saying clean bill of
health everybody, in fact, Hang on a second, where is here? Yeah,
Harry Sisson, this little punk lefty influencer kid, the one
that was literally on the payroll for the Democrats to
put out TikTok videos back on February twenty eighth, twenty
twenty four. There it is President Biden's physician just commented
on Biden's health, saying President Biden is a healthy, active, robust,
eighty one year old male who remains fit to successfully
execute the duties of the presidency. Biden is fit to serve.
Any Republican who says he isn't is lying. That was
February last year, before the coup that ousted Joe Biden.
And to hear Zeke Emmanuel, And what I'm seeing from
other doctors that are commenting on this is that of
course you would do the PSA tests, you could do
the digital exam as well, and no, it would not
have metastasized to the bone in the last three months.
How is it possible that the White House doctor did
not know this? This is not something that you would
develop this quickly, which means the family new, which means
people in the White House new, which means people who
do who were sources to Tapper and Thompson's book, that
some of them probably knew too, and they never disclosed it.
They never gave up that information. The diagnosis revelation rather
came as Democrats were publicly I love this grappling with
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Let's talk with Steve.
Speaker 2: Hello, Steve Hey, Steve Hippiete. I just want to let
you know I think you're being somewhat unfair with your
assessment of that former President Biden knew about his prostate
cancer and this was a secret kepa from the American public,
because it is entirely possible that is a true statement. Okay.
I am a physician in Charlotte and had done everything
one hundred percent appropriate with prostate cancer screening and was
diagnosed with metastatic cross state cancer with no symptoms except
for occasionally having to go to get up and go
the bathroom at night, which every older man has to do,
I think, but no other symptoms and no other presentation,
and the disease without symptoms was diagnosed metastatic and every
screening test appropriate it had been done. So this actually
is not that uncommon, and it's unfair to those people
that haven't happened for you to say that it's impossible
that it could have happened to President Biden.
Speaker 1: I said, I don't believe I said it was impossible.
I said, I feel like it's not very possible.
Speaker 2: It is very possible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm still Here's why I don't believe that is
that this is the guy with the best access to
the best medical care.
Speaker 5: Sir.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something. There's no one that has
better access to the best medical care than a physician
who sees this as that his colleagues on a regular basis.
Speaker 1: Even the president, you have better you have better health
you have better health care than the president.
Speaker 2: I have no question that it's equal, that it's equal.
Speaker 1: So you so you're saying you've got the same healthcare,
You've got the same quality healthcare as the President of
the United States.
Speaker 2: I would say that when it comes to prostate cancer screening,
there are only certain tests that that would be done.
I do not expect him that he would have had
an MRI on a regular basis to evaluate his prostate,
especially at his age. I don't think that anybody would
have done that. And given the aggressive, this nature, aggressive
nature of the tumor that he has a glease in nine,
it is highly possible that it presented with metastatic disease
on presentation. And if you speak to a eurologic I
mean an oncologist who does Eurologic oncology all the time,
you'll find that this is not an uncommon presentation for
someone who only does this as a subspecialty.
Speaker 1: Right, So what do you then make of what Zeke
Emmanuel said?
Speaker 2: I think that he's probably not an an oncologist who
does only Eurologic oncology.
Speaker 1: And so his opinion on the matter is in time.
Speaker 2: As good as you could get.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm not asking if it's as good as you
can get, I'm asking is it incorrect?
Speaker 2: I think that I can't speak to whether or not
it was a C Chris that was hidden. I can
tell you that men do get metastatic prostate cancer without symptoms,
and that it is not unheard of for that to happen,
and it could happen to an eighty three year old
man without any difficult whether he's the president or not.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, Steve, I appreciate it. I'm sorry that you've
got the same diagnosis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know, I appreciate that. And you know,
the point being is I don't think that it discourages
men from getting from getting appropriate medical screening. It's no
different than can you get breast cancer that's aggressive and
metastatic despite getting mammograms. We can all you can get
colon cancer if you get appropriate colon cancer screening. People
get cancer. It decreases the likelihood that you would die
from your disease if you have appropriate scan screening, but
it does not eliminate that possibility.
Speaker 1: No, of course, not the skin screening for Yeah, the
screenings don't. The screenings just detect, right, I don't think
anybody's making the argument that the screenings prevent the screenings detect.
So this way you can then get treatments. You can
start treatments in. The earlier you catch it, then the
more likely those treatments are to succeed.
Speaker 2: But the reality is is that the screening tests or
no screening tests for cancer is one hundred percent effective.
And by definition, it doesn't matter if you you know,
if you at the best data, look at screening, whether
it be breasts colon skin it doesn't matter. I mean,
we can all go get skin checks and lesions are missed. Sure,
we can get PSA performed and they cannot be elevated,
and then a year later they can be elevated. We
can get colon cancer colonoscopes and we can be screened,
and despite that, we can still develop colon cancer and
die from it. The point I'm saying is is that
bad things happen occasionally, and they do occur despite getting
appropriate screening, and it doesn't necessarily mean that it can't happened,
and we need to respect the fact that, even though
I'm speaking completely outside of politics, I don't That's not
what this is about. This is about recognizing the fact
that despite doing the right thing, he could still have
presented with metastatic prostate cancer.
Speaker 1: All right, well, I mean that's fair enough. But here's
the problem that I have is that you're asking me
to believe the bidens.
Speaker 2: Well, I recognize the concern there's and I do recognize that,
but it's like I wanted to make sure that we
know that from a medical standpoint, despite getting everything done correctly,
people do present with metastatic prostate cancer despite doing everything appropriately.
Speaker 1: If it came on within the last ten months.
Speaker 2: It could easily hear presented within the past ten months, right.
Speaker 1: That's right, because that's essentially what they're saying is that
that there was there was nothing else going on, and
he you know, had some problems, you know, with urinary function,
and then it got diagnosed on Friday. This all happened
within a week, and so I'm assuming that it is
physical a year ago or almost a year ago normal, right.
So that's what I'm being asked to believe, is that
this all presented since he left, and it all just
popped right as the book was getting ready.
Speaker 2: To like Richa as personally, my PSA was normal one
year to the day before I presented with cancer.
Speaker 1: So as a physician, then what are your recommendations for people?
Do you get more screenings?
Speaker 2: Well, at this point, we don't have the problem is
there there are The PSA is not as good a
test as we would like. I think that we have
to watch do what we can at this point, which
is follow the routine screening recommendations for PSA and we're
looking carefully at the literature as it develops to see
if there's another test or a collection of tests that
might do a better screening people for that cancer or
any cancer right, recognizing this actor. Despite doing things correctly,
you can still have a bad outcome and day unfortunately.
Speaker 1: So your PSA numbers were normal, But were you doing
the digital exams to me personally?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, I was doing everything correctly right and still
having it still presented a year after everything was normal
with metastatic disease.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, Well, Steve, I appreciate the call and again my
prayers for you and your diagnosis. Thank you for the call.
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who is a doctor. I think he's a urologist, and
he pointed out this morning it's been said Joe Biden's
prostate cancer is quote hormone sensitive. It takes at least
five weeks to figure this out with a medicine called
fermagon firmagen, so reginal diagnosis was at the latest about
six weeks ago. Let me go over to Bob. Hello, Bob,
welcome to the show. How are you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've had prostate cancer. It's a really easy process
to get through. I was going to an indo chronologism
my diabetes and he was doing the PSA test and
one day he said to me, you prostate had PSA
has risen from six point four to six point eight.
I recommend you see urologist, which I went, and they
did a biopsy and I hadn't heard anybody mentioned that yet,
and he showed me the pictures and my wife and
I looked at it and we have I had cancer.
Unfortunately I quoted early enough that it hadn't left the
prostate right thing. So then I put on camp I
went on chemo, which was heavy on the pretty cool
female home loans estrogen.
Speaker 1: Estrogen yeah, yep.
Speaker 6: And schedule for radiation, so I had forty four radiation
treatments which created a different problem. Won't go there. But
it's been four years and my PSA tests at zero
point one, which is a huge drop. Yeah, I don't
have cancer.
Speaker 1: Well that's great to hear, Bob. And when caught you know,
early was the five year survival rate to too, where
is it here in patients with localized prostate cancer? So
it hasn't spread. The five years survival approximates one hundred percent.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, it's not been a problem for me,
you know, I mean I don't have a process anymore,
but you know, I'm.
Speaker 1: Living right, Yeah, no, I got you. Well, Bob, I.
Speaker 6: Cannot stress enough that you need to have PSA testing
as a regular routine, especially in your sixties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what it seems like. And it seems like
you should be having it like every six months.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And when they tell you that you need to
have a biopsy, Yeah, it's kind of invasive, but you have.
Speaker 1: To have it, right, I got you, Bob. Well, I'm
glad to hear the good news for you. Thanks for
the call. Thank you, all right, Yeah, take care. Let
me go over and chat with Mike.
Speaker 5: Hello, Mike, Hey, how are you doing.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm good. What's up.
Speaker 5: I agree with you one hundred percent. I don't trust
any of them, and I look at it this way,
and again we're going on off this prostate cancer thing.
I think it's all about transparency, just like you said,
because if they would have came out and said a
year ago that he has been diagnosed with some type
of prostate cancer, that shows weakness, right, I mean, our
president had our one president had polio and they kept
it from the public. They never showed him from the
waist down because it shows Because this shows weakness, And
I'm with you one hundred percent. I think we've been
I think he was did have some problems with it,
because it is unlikely if he's getting And I'm in
this kind of the same boat. My father had pro
saly cancer, my older brother prosely cancer. I get checked
all the time. I don't have it yet, but it's fine.
I find it hard to believe that all of a
sudden after he leaves office, now now we get the
thing that he's got it. And it's kind of like,
so let's stay off with Joe if he had committed
any crimes while he was president, and let's just let's
just not worry about that now because he's because he's uh,
because he's ill. I mean, I don't wish it on anybody.
I think it's awful. But I also think that the
government has kept so much stuff from us mentally physically
on this man. I think it was all hushed up,
and I think they kept it quiet. And now that
he's out of office, now it comes. Now it's the
second phase of it, right, I mean, look what they Yeah,
but with his son, his son, look at Hunter, look
at look at both of them. You know, they skated
around all this stuff with them Bo was painted as
being this war hero. I doubt very much that he
saw a lot of action when he was in the service,
being that his father was it.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Yeah, well, Mike, I don't have any
idea what sir, I mean, I don't have any idea
what uh what Bo did in the military when when
he was in it. I mean, I think I can.
I think I can live it myself. Just to the
way that the the White House handled Joe Biden's cognitive
decline and the way they targeted Trump for like the
document stuff, I've got the her tapes as well to play,
which I think it's pretty coincidental that just as the
Hurt audio files drop and just as the book is
about to come out, that now we have this announcement.
I appreciate the call, Mike. That's the problem I have
with this story. And again I'm separating the diagnose is
from the from the way the story is being presented
in that I am being asked to trust the Bidens
and whoever is still around them, their aids, their comms people.
I'm being asked to believe them, and I can't. There's
no way I can. And honestly, I feel like I'm
being manipulated because, as the Politico article notes, David Axelrod,
the longtime Democratic operative and former Barack Obama advisor, said
on CNN moments after the diagnosis was revealed that conversations
about Biden's mental acuity quote should be more muted and
set aside for now as he's struggling through this. I
feel like I'm being manipulated as the book publishes what tomorrow,
I think Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, their book hits
the shelves tomorrow. They've been releasing, you know, excerpts of it.
None of them have been good for the Bidens, or
the people around them, or the media, including Tapper and Thompson.
By the way, if Joe Biden was getting treatment and
they wanted to keep it hush hush, do you think
he may have gone to his beach house every other
weekend or so for a little bit of time. Because
that happened and there are no visitor logs at the
Rehoboth beach house. I don't know, but you're asking me
to trust an operation that has obviously been lying about
another aspect of his health. All right, if you're listening
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more transparent. John Fund, writing at National Review late on Friday,
the House Oversight Committe announced that it will resume its
investigation of just how the White House operated near the
end of Joe Biden's presidency. Given Biden's cognitive impairment. Kevin O'Connor,
the president's former doctor who never recommended that Biden take
a cognitive test, will be called. So too will White
House staffers who oversaw an overuse of the auto pen,
a mechanical device that replicates the president's signature to authorize
executive orders and grant pardons. John Fund wrote this yesterday.
The question is who decided what would be signed. It's
unclear five people were running the country. That's a direct
quote from an unnamed source in the upcoming book Original
Sin by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson. This book, which
will be published Tuesday tomorrow, follows last week's release by
Axios where Alex Thompson works of five hours of tapes
from Biden's October twenty twenty three interview with Special Counsel
Robert Hurr, who was probing into Biden's retention of classified
documents from his time as Vice president. Her ultimately decided
that Biden quote wilfully kept the documents, but he did
not recommend that charges be brought because a jury would
probably find that Biden is a quote sympathetic, well meaning,
elderly man with a poor memory end quote. A transcript
of HER's interview with Joe Biden was published last year,
but the Biden Whitehouse tenaciously fought against releasing the tapes,
citing law enforcement concerns. Well, we now know the real
reason the tapes reveal a president who cannot recall Keith
at acts, has to frequently pause mid sentence and changes
the subject often quote. The presidency requires someone who can
perform at two am during an emergency. Tapper and Thompson
write in their book, cabinet secretaries in his own administration
told us that by twenty twenty four, he could not
be relied on for this. He could not be relied
on to answer the call at two am. His own
secretaries were saying that the very ones who would be
the ones to come forward and invoke the twenty fifth Amendment,
and you know, blow the whistle on this. I've said
this repeatedly, like this is the biggest political scandal in
my lifetime and quite possibly in our history. You have
a group of people that shut out everybody to prevent
the president from being identify as being in cognitive decline.
And those people then were running the government, they were
making what decisions, all of them, some of them, none
of them. Don't know. Here's something else too, by the way,
is it possible that he was having treatments for maybe
prostate cancer or maybe cognitive decline issues right, Parkinson's or
I don't know. Is it possible he was having treatments
at his Delaware home when he was constantly going down there,
to remember, like it was every week, every other week,
he was down there for like three four days at
a time. Oh, he's still working. And then you'd see him,
you know, fighting a beach chair, right or just like
passed out, zonked out on the beach sleeping. Is it
possible that the bruises that people were identifying on his
hand that would pop up pretty regularly that indicated some
sort of IV treatments. I don't know. You're asking me
to trust the bidens that I can't. You're asking me
to trust these White House aids and these insiders and
all the people that have been lying about his cognitive decline.
Here's something else. If he was undergoing treatments for cancer,
could that have made his cognitive issues more pronounced. I've
heard of chemobrain where we seeing something like that. Senemight
ARTI leader Chuck Schumer insists that the country should be
looking forward rather than analyzing how Biden came to run
for reelection despite his cognitive impairments. See so there's already
this effort to deflect away. All right, we need to
move on. I understand why Democrats want to just move on,
and the Bidens would prefer that his legacy remain intact.
For whatever that is. There was there was, indeed, this
is John Fund again. There was indeed a massive cover
up inside the White House, as The Atlantic blatantly reported
this week, quote, dozens of people in Biden's orbits suspected
that he was not physically or mentally equipped to be
the President of the United States. Yet they helped him
seek that office and keep it when he couldn't reliably
perform its duties. These people then sought to return Biden
to that office for four more years, even if that
meant the country would most likely have been quietly run
by unelected aids, or as Democrats call it, the democracy.
They talked about putting him in a wheelchair, but they
didn't want the optics of that until after the election. Right,
their own hold on power was so enjoyed, and it
was so enjoyed because of Joe Biden's infirmities, they had
every incentive to continue with the call it elder abuse
if you you wish, but the using of Joe Biden
in order to ensconce themselves in power and to keep
themselves there. Those close to him say the first signs
that he was deteriorating twenty fifteen. That's when his son
bo died. Recordings from twenty seventeen of Joe Biden talking
with a ghost writer show a man in distress. Quote,
Biden was really struggling in twenty seventeen. His cognitive capacity
seemed to have been failing him. If he had won,
people in the Biden world believe that there would have
been a constitutional crisis because clearly the people in his
inner circle were not willing to seed power. That's what
they were talking about before he had the debate performance.
They were talking about a constitutional crisis. If Joe Biden
were to run again and win, then Whatdent Harris, This
is a huge scandal, and the announcement from the bidens yesterday,
do not mitigate that you don't get a pass, and
the people around him sure is held up. All right.
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