Wall Street saw right through media’s coverup of Biden’s decline

Although I typically avoid media criticism, the recent wave of articles exposing “Joe Biden in Decline” warrants some attention. Here on Wall Street, rather than in Washington, observers noticed Biden’s deteriorating condition long before the mainstream media caught on to a scandal more significant than Watergate.

It is worth noting that Richard Nixon resigned from office in the 1970s due to a cover-up related to a minor burglary. In this case, the individuals around Biden concealed the decline of a man who was supposed to lead the country and defend the free world, a responsibility he clearly was not equipped for.

The mainstream media either failed to recognize or deliberately ignored the situation, choosing not to inform the American public in real-time. The financial world, however, was well aware long before the retrospective reports.

As evidence, consider an excerpt from my column dated June 2023, over a year before Biden withdrew from the 2024 presidential race:

“If [Biden] wants the nomination, it’s his. Unless one day, maybe someday soon or just minutes before he’s officially the nominee . . . he loses his ability to speak and reason even more. Perhaps Dr. Jill Biden confers with real doctors and somehow convinces her stubborn hubby he needs to go into retirement. That latter scenario sounds crazy, I know. It’s also clearly plausible, and increasingly so, my Wall Street sources who get paid a lot to gauge such Black Swans tell me.”

Wall Street remains a hub of financial success, while the mainstream media struggles as a business. This discrepancy serves as another testament to the ongoing shift in media dynamics.