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Dirty 2: Neurologist Comments on Biden's Health Possible Parkinson's
This is the Mojo in the Morning podcast powered by Michigan Auto Law. Auto accident attorneys visit auto law dot com. That's auto law dot com. Mojo in the morning's dirty on the 30. All right, Shannon, what do you got in this hour's dirty on the 30? Well, as lots of questions surrounding President Biden's health are being discussed and Democrats are debating his future, Dr. Tom Pitts, who is a board certified neurologist, told NBC News in an interview last night that the president is absolutely displaying symptoms of Parkinson's disease. He's lots of arm swing, standing up more dotically. You notice when he turns, it's kind of end block turning. It's not a quick turn. So that's one of the hallmarks of Parkinson's is rigidity and braided kinesia, slow movement. And he has that hallmark, especially with the low voice. This was a cold hypophonia, a small monotone voice like this over time is a hallmark of Parkinsonism. I could have diagnosed him from across the mall. Now he's never met President Biden, but like he said, he insists it's obvious. He could have diagnosed him, you know, just seeing him out in public in related dirty. George Stephanopoulos, who just interviewed the president this week on Good Morning America, was asked by some random guy on the street in New York City about the president's health and listen to his response. Hey, how you doing? What do you think? Do you think Biden should step down? You talked to him more than anybody else had lately and you could be honest. You don't think you can step for more years. All right, that's an answer. He said, I don't think he can serve four more years. And he realized, I think very quickly, he probably should not have said that. He made a statement to TMZ yesterday that reads earlier today. I responded to a question from a passerby. I should not have an ABC spokesperson also said George expressed his own point of view and not the position of ABC News. I'm kind of surprised by the mainstream media and some of the media that is probably a little bit more left leaning, like CNN and MSNBC, they've all turned against President Biden, which makes you think to yourself, is this thing really that bad? And now they're finally coming around. Cause for a while there, they, you know, they would make fun of the right leaning media and like Fox News and things for doing stories like this. But I, I wonder if this is their way of saying, okay, yeah, there is something bad and maybe they hadn't been talking about this or maybe they just want a new candidate and this is their way of bringing in somebody new and trying to get put so much pressure on President Biden to step down. Or is it just they don't follow a person. They follow a party and they want to do like for those news medias. They just want what's best for the party. Well, that's what I, I'm part of me wonders. I mean, that's one of the other. It's either he is that bad and he does. Cause I mean to have for NBC news to have a doctor on that says the president has Parkinson's because, you know, listen, the, if the president has Parkinson's, that's a huge, huge story that, that we have the, you know, the, uh, it's a huge, the leader of, of, uh, of our country, the battle in Parkinson's. Isn't this doctor now going to be sued? I don't know. It's his opinion. I get, you can, I think you can give opinions. I would, but if you, if sorry, if he loses this election, can't you say it's because doctors came out and said stuff that about my medical history. Look what they said about. I mean, they said that, uh, that, uh, Trump, uh, you know, was mentally deranged and stuff like that. So that same thing. But if it was based on a medical condition and not just what they're saying, can't you sue for that? I don't know. Defamation care. Yeah. Listen, Nancy Pelosi says that she thinks Donald Trump has the same thing, that she's, you know, she's come out and said that I haven't seen that. I would rather have a doctor take a position of, of coming out and publicly saying that I won't diagnose someone until I review their medical history and have them in my cheer as opposed to saying I could diagnose them across them all, but your credibility kind of goes out the window for me. We do that with celebrity all the time. It's not a celebrity, but we see. So well, this is more important than a celebrity. This is the president. If president has Parkinson's, I want to know that he's got Parkinson's. I want to know that more than I don't want to hear my doctor. Justin Timberlake's got it got an alcohol problem. I don't want to hear my doctor say I can see it from across the mall. Yeah, I don't know. I don't think you should go about it that way. Ever since Justin Timberlake was arrested for a DWI after supposedly having quote unquote, just one martini at the American Hotel in the Hamptons last month. Tourists are flocking to this place to sip the same cocktail that got him into so much trouble that night. And everybody's calling it something different. Some people will order it as the JT special or the Justin regulars are calling it the justini. I like the justini. That's good. By the way, at the American Hotel, every Wednesday is unlimited lobster. How much do you think unlimited lobster night cost in the Hamptons? I can imagine how expensive that was. That's not like all you can eat crab legs at the lodge. Wait, can we do that? No, can we do that, please? And lastly, during an appearance on the Shut Up Evan podcast, Ariana Grande sharing that a deluxe version of Eternal Sun sign is coming, but probably not anytime soon. I have specific ideas and I'm going to take my time to make them beautiful, perfect and then and then we'll see. I'll let it, I'll let it, I'll let it be a surprise, but I wouldn't say any time super soon. I'm also trying to navigate the timing of the wiguit of it all. I was just about to say, actually, it has everything to do with the release with the wiguit and when I can go on tour. Yeah, Glinda voice there, by the way. For all of today's dirty, catch up on the podcast on the iHeart Radio app or mojointhemorning.com. I got to have it. I want you to feel the whole and the glow. I know it on the same glass. I said, be away. Get more dirt at mojointhemorning.com. Mojo in the morning's dirty on the 30. Welcome to FHS living where luxury meets lifestyle across Metro Detroit. From Corktown to Ann Arbor, West Bloomfield in Birmingham, each property offers the amenities and technology you desire embodying our resident driven developments philosophy. 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