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More On Tapper’s Book

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More On Tapper’s Book

Matt Gagnon discusses the book “Tapper” and its revelations about the Biden family, particularly focusing on Beau Biden’s medical diagnosis and subsequent cover-up. Beau, diagnosed with an aggressive brain cancer in 2015, was kept secretly undergoing treatment while maintaining a public persona of health. The Biden family, including Joe, Jill, and key advisors like Mike Donilon and Steve Ricchetti, are criticized for their secrecy and manipulation of the media. Gagnon argues that this behavior is emblematic of a larger issue within the Biden administration, where transparency is compromised and decisions are made within a self-imposed “bubble.” He also touches on the broader implications of political cover-ups and the importance of understanding such dynamics to prevent future misinformation.

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