Investigation into President Biden's supposed cognitive decline led by the GOP is unlikely to uncover a cover-up, claims writer.
In the lead-up to the 2024 presidential election, Chris Whipple's book, "Uncharted," has stirred controversy by delving into allegations of former President Joe Biden's cognitive decline. The book, published after Biden's widely criticized debate performance, includes interviews with members of Biden's inner circle.
One of the sources for Whipple's book was Ron Klain, who reportedly expressed concern about Biden's condition. However, despite this, Klain remained supportive of Biden's nomination and re-election, according to Whipple.
The term "Weekend at Bernie's" is used by Whipple to describe the idea of Biden being non compos mentis and his inner circle running the country with an autopen. Whipple, however, does not believe there was a secretive scheme to control the presidency due to Biden's alleged cognitive decline.
The former president's physician has refused to answer lawmakers' questions about Biden's cognitive health, and several former administration officials have pleaded the Fifth and refused to answer questions about Biden's alleged cognitive decline.
House Republicans have launched a probe into Biden's cognitive health, with Ron Klain reportedly telling House lawmakers that Biden had grown "more forgetful" in office. This has reportedly put Klain in the doghouse with Biden and his inner circle.
Senate Republicans have announced plans for a hearing on the alleged cover-up of Biden's cognitive decline. Whipple, in his book, has stated that he was stunned by the "fog of denial" surrounding Biden's alleged cognitive decline.
It is important to note that there is no verified information about interviews conducted for Whipple's book concerning the alleged mental illness of former President Joe Biden before he withdrew his reelection campaign.
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Madison, a production assistant for Fox News Digital on the Flash team, reports this development.
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