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New Details Suggest Joe Biden’s Mental Collapse Was Even Worse Than Previously Known

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Stoll, B. (2026, November 9). New Details Suggest Joe Biden’s Mental Collapse Was Even Worse Than Previously Known. The Daily Wire. https://www.dailywire.com/news/new-details-suggest-joe-bidens-mental-collapse-was-even-worse-than-previously-known

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The Daily Wire · collected 2026-11-09 · by Brecca Stoll

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The book "Original Sin" by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson includes new details suggesting former President Joe Biden experienced severe cognitive issues during his presidency, including instances where he forgot that Senator Bob Dole had died and seemed to believe his deceased son Beau was still alive. The authors contend these incidents occurred despite Biden’s public grieving for Dole through a national eulogy. A spokesperson for Biden denied the accuracy of the report involving Beau, while Thompson urged readers to form their own opinions after reading the book. Tapper admitted regret over not probing more deeply into Biden’s health during his presidency.
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The updated edition of "Original Sin" by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson includes new details suggesting former President Joe Biden's mental decline was more severe than previously known. The book reports that Biden forgot longtime Senate colleague Bob Dole had died, despite delivering an eighteen-minute eulogy for him in 2021. Additionally, it claims Biden once thought his deceased son Beau, who died in 2015, was still alive and fighting cancer. A spokesman for Biden denied these accounts involving Beau but did not address the claim about Dole. The updated book was released in November 2026, containing new reporting since its original May 2025 release.

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Brecca Stoll
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The updated edition includes new reporting that was not included in the book’s original May 2025 release.
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Biden PERSON · 8× Beau PERSON · 4× Tapper PERSON · 2× Alex Thompson PERSON · 1× Bob Dole PERSON · 1× Dole PERSON · 1× Jake Tapper PERSON · 1× Joe Biden PERSON · 1× Senate ORG · 1× Thompson PERSON · 1×

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“I believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as President for the remainder of my term,” Biden said in a statement announcing his withdrawal.
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The updated edition includes new reporting that was not included in the book’s original May 2025 release.

Claims (11 extracted, 4 hedged)

Former President Joe Biden reportedly forgot that longtime Senate colleague Bob Dole had died and, on another occasion, appeared to believe his late son Beau was still alive, according to an updated edition of Original Sin, the book by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson detailing Biden’s decline. uncertain
son → forget → decline
Biden reportedly forgot Dole’s death despite delivering “a nationally televised, roughly eighteen-minute eulogy for him at the Washington National Cathedral in December 2021.” “On another occasion, Biden seemed to think his son Beau, who died in 2015, was still alive and fighting cancer,” the authors write. uncertain
authors → forget → cancer
The updated edition includes new reporting that was not included in the book’s original May 2025 release. uncertain
that → update → release
A spokesman for Biden pushed back on the account involving Beau. asserted
spokesman → push → Beau
“There has not been a single day since May 30, 2015 when President Biden has not felt the pain of losing his son Beau to cancer, and for anyone to suggest otherwise, much less profit off that lie, speaks volumes about the character and credibility of the authors.” uncertain
suggest → feel → authors
Thompson responded: “Read the book, make up your own mind.” asserted
Thompson → respond → mind
Biden ended his 2024 reelection campaign after a disastrous debate against Donald Trump in which his answers were at times incoherent. asserted
answers → end → times
“I believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as President for the remainder of my term,” Biden said in a statement announcing his withdrawal. asserted
Biden → believe → withdrawal
Tapper, who co-moderated the debate, has said he regrets not investigating Biden’s decline more aggressively. asserted
he → co → decline
“I can point to times where I asked him this or I asked them that … but knowing what I know now, I barely scratched the surface,” Tapper said. asserted
Tapper → point → surface
“I need to run more towards the discomfort of questions about health because they’re so important and they’re so under-covered in Washington.” asserted
they → need → Washington
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