by Jillian at O’Keefe Media Group
In an eye-opening interview, Henry Appel, an advisor at the National Security Council (NSC), offered a candid and troubling perspective on President Joe Biden’s current health and mental state. Appel, who works within the Intelligence Programs Directorate, has a direct responsibility for providing senior policymakers with sensitive and classified information. His recent comments shed light on the serious concerns surrounding Biden’s ability to perform as president.
Appel began by acknowledging the president’s communication struggles, stating bluntly, “Joe Biden is, like, dead. Not literally. Like, he, like, can’t say a sentence.” These words have drawn significant attention due to their unfiltered and alarming nature, particularly given the sensitive role Appel plays in national security. “We give all of the senior policymakers all of the secrets,” Appel explained, underscoring the high level of trust that the NSC places in the administration’s leadership. Yet, his candid admission raises questions about whether the president’s ability to manage that responsibility is increasingly in doubt.
Appel did not hold back in describing incidents where President Biden’s cognitive decline appeared particularly evident. In one exchange, Appel recalled a moment during a call with Jake Sullivan, the National Security Advisor, when Biden had difficulty understanding the simple phrase “novel phenomenon.” According to Appel, Biden seemed confused, responding with, “What do you mean, like a book?” This, according to Appel, highlighted the president’s struggle to comprehend even basic terminology…
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