CNN’s Jake Tapper Spills On Biden Meeting That Left WH Official ‘Shocked’
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The CNN host described parts of his new book about Biden's reported health decline, including a behavior that the public "only got glimpses of."
CNN’s Jake Tapper on Wednesday revealed new details from his upcoming book on Joe Biden’s reported health decline, including that a member of Biden’s administration was once left “shocked” by his behavior in the White House.
Tapper — while previewing “Original Sin,” co-authored by Axios’ Alex Thompson, on CNN’s “The Lead” — referred to an unnamed Cabinet secretary who recalled Biden being seemingly “disoriented” and “out of it” in a “rare meeting” during his presidency.
“The staff did him wrong,” recalled the former Biden administration official, per Tapper. “If you were with him every day and you knew this was a problem, why didn’t you go to him and say something?”
A different Cabinet secretary noted that they didn’t think the president had “dementia” but recognized that he was “an old man,” according to Tapper.
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