‘Can’t Say a Sentence’: WH Insider Admits in Undercover Video That ‘Everybody’ Knew About Biden’s Health Decline, Predicts President Will ‘be Dead in a Year’
The O’Keefe Media Group has released yet another shocking revelatory video.
A former White House National Security Council advisor named Henry Appel provided unprecedented insights to the group into President Joe Biden’s perceived mental capabilities, raising serious questions once again about leadership at the highest levels of government.
Appel, who worked in the Intelligence Programs Directorate for the National Security Council (NSC), spoke candidly about “some tea” regarding Biden’s apparent cognitive challenges during the undercover interview.
He described the President’s communication difficulties in stark terms, stating, “Joe Biden is, like, dead. He like can’t say a sentence.”
“He’s like really progressed in his old age,” Appel revealed, adding that “everybody recognizes it” and that he “can’t believe it wasn’t a bigger scandal earlier.”
Appel then uttered a shocking prediction: “[Biden will] be dead in a year.”
The NSC advisor shared multiple anecdotes illustrating what he perceives as Biden’s mental decline.
In one instance, Appel recounted a phone call where Biden attempted to reach National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, seemingly unaware that Sullivan was traveling with him at the time.
Another incident involved Biden appearing confused by the word “novel,” reportedly asking if it referred to a book.
Appel shared that his division is responsible for coordinating intelligence activities across various US intelligence agencies, providing critical analysis to senior policymakers.
He emphasized the sensitive nature of his work, saying, “We give like all of the senior policymakers like all the secrets.”
This is not the first time concerns about Biden’s cognitive state have been raised.
In January, another White House official, Charlie Kraiker, made similar claims about the President’s mental condition.
Kraiker suggested that while Biden had not been clinically diagnosed, insiders were “really concerned about it” leading up to the election.
Appel expressed additional concerns about potential future investigations, stating, “We’re kind of concerned about them coming after us… like with Congress.”
He also criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming her campaign “pushed aside” Biden’s team after what he described as a “coup on the Democratic Nominee.”
Appel dubbed Harris’ campaign a “terrible” one because she “just doesn’t believe in anything.”
He described the current situation in highly personal terms, saying he might need to “find a new job” due to the uncertain political landscape.
“I don’t know what the f*ck I’m going to do.”
O’Keefe Media Group, known for its undercover reporting, plans to release additional footage of an interaction with Appel in Washington, DC, potentially providing more details about these allegations.
The revelations raise significant questions about leadership, transparency and the inner workings of the current administration.