Joe Biden’s Cancer Revelation: A Slip of the Tongue or an Open Secret?
On May 18, the startling news broke that President Joe Biden is battling an aggressive form of prostate cancer, which has already metastasized to the bone. This revelation, while shocking to many, raises eyebrows given that it appears to have emerged from nowhere, seemingly at an advanced stage.
Amid the swirl of this announcement, a 2022 video clip of Biden resurfaced, where he seemingly acknowledges having cancer during a speech on climate change at the former Brayton Point Power Station in Somerset, Massachusetts. In his remarks, he reflected on the oil slicks from his youth, stating, “That’s why I and so damn many other people I grew up with have cancer.” This statement has since gone viral, prompting questions about its implications.
BREAKING – A 2022 clip of Joe Biden saying he “had cancer” is going viral after today’s announcement of his real diagnosis. pic.twitter.com/H3b0TlYBKH
— Right Angle News Network (@Rightanglenews) May 18, 2025
Adding to the complexity of this situation, Biden’s brother, Frank Biden, expressed in an interview with CBS News that he hopes for a return to the political arena for his brother in 2024, following his recent withdrawal from the presidential race. This familial sentiment provides an emotional backdrop to the unfolding narrative of Biden’s health.
The timing of the cancer announcement, closely following the release of the controversial Hur tapes, has sparked speculation regarding the political motivations behind such a health disclosure. Critics question the transparency surrounding Biden’s health, especially during his tenure in the White House and his campaign for reelection.
Biden’s office has stated that the cancer is hormone-sensitive, which allows for effective management. He is currently exploring treatment options with his medical team. This aspect of his diagnosis suggests that while the situation is serious, there may be avenues for effective intervention.