Trump Questions Timing of Biden’s Cancer Diagnosis

On Monday, former President Donald Trump raised questions about a potential conspiracy regarding former President Joe Biden’s recent cancer diagnosis. Biden has been diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer, described as “very sad” by Trump. The former president emphasized that it’s concerning how Biden’s condition escalated to such a dangerous level without earlier detection.

Trump remarked, “If it’s the same doctor who previously said nothing was wrong, this seems like a troubling situation.” He suggested that the public has been kept in the dark and insisted that someone needs to have a conversation with Biden’s healthcare providers—whether the same or different doctors—about why this matter wasn’t thoroughly discussed.

On Sunday, Biden’s team announced that he has been diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of cancer that has spread to his bones. Since then, numerous medical professionals have voiced their concerns about how late the diagnosis was caught.

Experts indicated that it’s quite possible Biden had cancer during his time in the White House. Typically, prostate cancer can take at least five years to develop before spreading to the bones, according to specialists.

One doctor shared, “Prostate cancer is typically easy to diagnose at its onset, and watching it progress to bone metastasis usually involves monitoring PSA blood tests. Even the most aggressive forms develop over a span of 5-7 years without treatment.” This raises questions about the reliability of the timing and manner in which Biden’s metastatic disease was revealed.

Trump expressed similar frustrations in the Oval Office, questioning the significant delay in addressing Biden’s health. “It’s perplexing that it took so long for this to be acknowledged, as it can lead to a high level of danger over the years,” he said.