Trump questions Biden Waffle House visit after stroke fears

First Lady Jill Biden has disclosed that President Joe Biden is living with stage four prostate cancer, a diagnosis that includes metastasis to his bones. She stated that he will manage this condition for the remainder of his life, receiving specialized medications and undergoing radiation treatment. Despite the diagnosis, President Biden continues to maintain a busy schedule, though Jill Biden noted that the 83-year-old president has slowed down.

In her new memoir, titled 'View from the East Wing,' Jill Biden shares several personal anecdotes. She recounts an awkward and 'frosty' car ride with former First Lady Melania Trump on Inauguration Day, during which conversation was strained and they were unable to speak. The memoir also details a diamond gift received from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and touches upon the White House's rules regarding gift acceptance for the First Family.

Following the 2024 debate, Donald Trump commented on the Bidens' visit to Waffle House, linking it to concerns about President Biden's health. Trump stated that he would not have allowed Melania Trump to visit a Waffle House if she had experienced a stroke. Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith criticized Jill Biden's memoir admission about fearing her husband was having a stroke during the debate, arguing that such admissions, along with other Democratic rhetoric, constitute dishonesty and harm the party's image ahead of elections. Additionally, former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel sharply criticized the Democratic National Committee's autopsy report and Jill Biden's involvement, describing the party as 'worse than feckless' and signaling deep dissatisfaction with its current trajectory and self-assessment.