Jill Biden made conversations about Joe’s mental decline and became ‘one of the most powerful first ladies in history’ that ran the White House behind the scenes, claims of the new book

Former First Lady Jill Biden Closes conversations about Joe’s mental decline and protected Joe of truth as a Bombshell book claims that she was the real power behind the White house curtain.

In a breathtaking new exposure, the original sin raises the lid on what insiders claim is the deepest secret of the White House – Jill Biden’s iron grip on power and the extraordinary lengths she reportedly went to protect her husband against the public.

According to the explosive book, written by CNN Host Jake Tapper and Axios reporter Alex Thompson, Dr. Biden, because she was happy to be known for her doctorate in education, not only comes forward as a loyal woman, but also as a power broker behind the scenes that helped aging an aging Joe Biden As mental and physical decline became more difficult to hide.

With more than 200 sources interviewed, many from Biden’s own party, the authors outline a disturbing portrait of a presidency in crisis, where assistants feared the truth and played the First Lady Protector.

Behind closed doors, the book claimed Jill Privé Privé claims his missteps in public and helped him to finish his thoughts in conversations, to retain a ‘constant influence on the West Wing’.

Key figures, including her senior advisor Anthony Bernal and deputy Staff Chef Annie Tomasini, are reportedly having uncontrolled access to the private home of the prayers and were feared by junior officials.

“While Jill’s strength came up, including Bernal,” the book reveals. “Biden assistants would say that she was one of the most powerful first ladies in history, and as a result he became one of the most influential people in the White House.”

In a meaningful moment after Biden’s now stumbled infamous debate against Donald Trump, the governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro tried to level the former president about his faltering campaign.

But before the truth could sink, the First Lady got up abruptly and closed the conversation.

“Okay, we have to go,” she said, dragging her husband halfway through the smooth road.

This is just one of the many examples that the book claims illustrates how Jill worked tirelessly to not only protect Joe against political opponents, but also against the harsh reality of his own campaign fight.

While she publicly defended her husband with a relentless determination, the First Lady reportedly smelled behind closed doors when the events did not go to the plan.

On the eve of the first year of the president, Biden gave a press conference that lasted almost two hours.

The president had taken his way through the entire list of reporters who handed it to him for a cheat sheet before he was off-script, and called the conservative journalist James Rosen, from the hard-right newsmax channel, to ask a question.

“Why do you think that such large segments of the American electorate have come to accommodate such in -depth concerns about your cognitive fitness?” he asked.

“I have no idea,” Biden replied. Jill is said to be furious in the situation.

“Why didn’t nobody stop?” Allegedly she demanded from his staff.

Even in routine white house meetings, assistants would prepare detailed scripts and talk points for the president – not only for press briefings, but for private cabinet discussions.

The book sketches a picture of a tightly managed leader who increasingly trusted Cue cards, with conversations often well scripted after the cameras were switched off.

A shocking moment described in the original sin took place in a flashy Hollywood fundraising with A-list actors George Clooney and Julia Roberts.

Allegedly the president had difficulty recognizing the movie star – a man he had known for years – and clooney reportedly greeted with a repeated ‘thanks for being here’, before an assistant was forced to step in and whisper his identity.

“Mr. Clooney felt a button form in his belly when the president approached him,” the book says.

But after the interaction he continued to “shake against his core” and the moment became a catalyst for his later public call for Biden to bend out of the presidential race.

The book does not avoid the growing concerns that ran around the health of Biden.

It describes internal discussions between advisers about whether a wheelchair could be needed in a second term, with reference to deteriorating spine problems and are increasingly careful stage management.

After a dramatic fall over a sandbag at the Air Force Academy in 2023, the personnel started to devise shorter walking routes and edit processing material to trivialize its vulnerability.

On June 18, 2022, Biden Fell off his bike during a ride in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

His shuffling corridor had become the focus of news stories that assistants even ran next to him to make a visual buffer.

White general practitioner Dr. Kevin O’Connor has reportedly warned that another serious fall could mean permanent use of a wheelchair, a reality assistants who were considered impossible to sell during a campaign but possibly inevitably won the re-election.

The book worsens the pressure and exposes the emotional toll that the scandals of his son Hunter Biden took the president.

From tax evasion and firearms to lurid details of drug abuse and illegal relationships, Hunter’s spiral legal problems Heavily weighed on his father.

“To understand the deterioration of Joe Biden, the top staff told us, one must know Hunter’s struggle,” says the book.

Hunter was three when he survived the car who killed his mother and sister and killed his life in alcohol and drug abuse after his older brother, Beau, died of a brain tumor in 2015.

He argued guilty of not paying $ 1.4 million in taxes from 2016 and 2019 in a case that recorded embarrassing details about his lifestyle, with stories about drugs, escorts and a sex club.

Months earlier he was found guilty of lying about his drug use on a form of weapons.

Again, evidence that is heard in court included deeply shameful details of his descent into crack addiction and his love affair with the widow of his brother.

“A fourth cabinet secretary with whom we spoke saw Hunter’s trial and conviction of June 2024 as related to a weight of five hundred pounds that fall on the head of the president,” the authors write.

The prayer feared that another relapse could claim the life of their son – and insiders say that the president lived in constant fear of losing another child.

With its devastating details and insider testimonies, the original sin paints a damn portrait of a presidency under besieged – not only of political opponents, but from his own walls.

Biden, now 82, was the oldest president in American history when he was elected and when he left the office.

He was so weak during his later years at the office that his doctor argued with staff members to let the president rest more. O’Connor went so far to say that the assistants of Biden tried to kill him, but walked him roughly.

But Republicans were very critical of Biden’s actions.

Donald Trump often used the nickname ‘Sleepy Joe’ and his Maga -Loyalists would say that he spent most of his days instead of having presidential tasks.