On Tuesday, President Donald Trump remarked that his predecessor should not bear full responsibility for the nation’s decline; instead, he attributed the issue to the staff surrounding him who were aware of his cognitive limitations.

In a post on Truth Social, Trump claimed that Biden was not in favor of open borders, holding his administration’s staff accountable for policies that, according to Trump, have placed the United States in significant jeopardy, which he described as treasonous. Trump stated, ‘Joe Biden was not for Open Borders; he never discussed Open Borders, which allows criminals of various kinds to enter our country freely.

It was not his initiative to open the border, nearly ruin our nation, and cost us hundreds of billions of dollars to remove criminals from our country and endure the current situation. It was those who recognized his cognitive impairment and took control of the Autopen. They usurped the Presidency of the United States and placed us in grave danger.’

This constitutes the highest form of treason! Their actions were aimed at undermining our nation. The Joe Biden that the public is familiar with would never permit drug traffickers, gang members, and individuals with mental health issues to enter our country without proper scrutiny. A simple review of his history will confirm this,” he asserted. “Those treasonous individuals who sought to harm our nation should face severe consequences, but they were thwarted by my intervention. LET US RESTORE AMERICA TO ITS FORMER GLORY!

Alex Thompson of Axios and CNN anchor Jake Tapper have recently published a book that explores President Biden’s physical and mental deterioration throughout his tenure in the White House, generating significant public and media curiosity regarding the events that transpired behind the scenes of his administration.

Based on over 200 interviews with officials from the White House and the Democratic Party, Tapper and Thompson revealed that aides had at one time contemplated placing Biden in a wheelchair, and that he did not recognize his long-time acquaintance George Clooney during a fundraising event.

Just two days prior to the book’s publication, Biden’s team disclosed that the former president had been diagnosed with an ‘aggressive’ type of prostate cancer. This serious diagnosis has raised concerns among medical experts, media commentators, and President Trump regarding how such a condition could have remained undetected until now.

Medical professionals and cancer specialists informed the Daily Caller that Biden likely had prostate cancer while he was still in office, as the aggressive form he has been diagnosed with generally requires five years or more to develop and spread to the bones.

Additionally, one must question why there was such a delay, as this process is inherently time-consuming,” Trump remarked on Monday in the Oval Office. “Reaching this level of risk can indeed take years.

Therefore, it is a profoundly unfortunate circumstance, and I am deeply concerned about it. I believe it is imperative for individuals to investigate the events that transpired.” Biden’s most recent prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test occurred in 2014, which raises concerns regarding the advancement of his condition and the reasons for the lack of earlier detection.

According to a spokesperson for President Biden, his most recent PSA test occurred in 2014, and he had not been diagnosed with prostate cancer prior to Friday. The PSA test, which is a blood examination primarily aimed at identifying prostate cancer, measures the levels of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in the bloodstream.

This protein is produced by both cancerous and non-cancerous cells within the prostate, a small gland situated beneath the bladder in males. Typically, PSA is found in minimal amounts in the blood.

The Mayo Clinic notes that elevated PSA levels may suggest the presence of prostate cancer; however, various other conditions, such as an enlarged or inflamed prostate, can also lead to increased PSA levels, making the interpretation of a high PSA score complex.