The Briefing with Albert Mohler Wednesday, May 28, 2025
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May 28, 2025 Delve into the analysis of President Biden's cognitive decline and the surrounding cover-up that raises questions about leadership accountability. Explore the ethical dilemmas of health transparency in politics and the implications for national security. Shift to the UK, where Prime Minister Starmer grapples with conviction issues that echo past leadership failings. Finally, reflect on the crucial need for authentic and principled leadership, drawing inspiration from historical figures who exemplified strong convictions during challenging times.
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Biden's Cognitive Decline Cover-Up
- The book "Original Sin" exposes a large-scale cover-up of President Biden's cognitive decline involving many insiders.
- Such a cover-up threatens national security, highlighting the immense power vested in the presidency requiring full mental capacity.
Foreign Policy Team's Concealment
- Biden's foreign policy team had significant access but seemingly concealed his decline during a perilous era.
- This concealment compromised America's leadership and response strategies against global threats like Russia and China.
Media's Role in Cover-Up
- Media and political figures avoided exposing Biden's mental state fearing it would benefit Donald Trump.
- This political calculation led to a widespread failure to address the president's cognitive capacity honestly.
