‘Are You Unfaithful?’: Ex-White House Adviser Declines to Respond to Reporter’s Basic Questions About Biden Secrecy

Former Aide Fails to Address Questions on Biden’s Health

Anita Dunn, a former White House aide, sidestepped several basic inquiries from Fox News Congressional Correspondent Aisha Hasney regarding potential cover-ups surrounding former President Joe Biden’s health.

During a session, Dan became the tenth Biden official to testify before the House Oversight Committee about whether the White House is hiding information regarding the former president’s health condition. As Dan moved through Congress, Hasney posed direct questions about this alleged cover-up.

Hasney asked, “Did you oppose a cognitive test for President Biden? Were you hesitant to disclose the results? Would you support the test if the doctor deemed it necessary? Do you believe the president is qualified to serve another four years?”

Hasney also inquired about statements from former First Lady Jill Biden’s aide, Anthony Bernal, asking Dunn, “Are you being dishonest with the Biden family?” to which Dunn gave no reply.

Another Fox News correspondent pressed for reasons Americans should trust Congressional Democrats in light of Biden’s reported declining health. Yet again, Dan offered no answers to these probing questions.

The White House, alongside Congressional Democrats and mainstream media, has dismissed concerns about Biden’s mental and physical state as part of a “right-wing scheme” ahead of the upcoming 2024 election. However, perspectives shifted dramatically following a poor debate performance by Biden on June 27, 2024.

Reportedly, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, Biden’s physician, warned aides that another fall could lead to the president needing a wheelchair, as detailed in “Original Singh,” a book by CNN’s Jake Tupper and Axios’ Alex Thompson. Staff frequently shielded Biden from media scrutiny, often equipping him with pre-prepared notes for public appearances.

The oversight committee has summoned Biden’s closest aides to provide testimony regarding these allegations of a cover-up. Many staff members, including Bernal, chose to invoke the Fifth Amendment.