Biden's staff may have been involved in ‘some degree of a cover-up' of his cancer diagnosis
Lawyer and Democrat lobbyist Nathan Daschle has suggested that there was 'some degree of a cover-up' when it comes to former president Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis.
Mr Biden's office revealed earlier this week in a statement that the former president had been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer, which has spread to the bone.
'I think that there was some degree of a cover-up on the part of his staff to conceal the status of his health, but it wasn't very successful,' Mr Daschle told Sky News Australia.
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