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A CNN staffer told an undercover journalist that Jake Tapper and network insiders were aware of President Biden’s cognitive issues throughout the 2024 campaign.
By yourNEWS Media Newsroom
A hidden camera investigation released Thursday by the O’Keefe Media Group captured CNN stage manager Pablo Parada admitting that anchor Jake Tapper and other CNN insiders “knew” about Joe Biden’s mental decline during the 2024 presidential campaign.
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“Everybody knew,” Parada said during the recorded conversation. “Even Tapper wrote a book about it.”
WATCH:
“EXPOSED: CNN Jake Tapper Stage Manager Caught On Hidden Camera Revealing Tapper ‘Knew’ About Joe Biden’s Decline During 2024 Presidential Campaign: ‘He Doesn’t Want to Reveal That in Front of Us’”
— James O’Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII June 12, 2025.
EXPOSED: CNN Jake Tapper Stage Manager Caught On Hidden Camera Revealing Tapper “Knew” About Joe Biden’s Decline During 2024 Presidential Campaign: “He Doesn’t Want to Reveal That in Front of Us”
“Even Tapper wrote a book about it.”
“Biden, I met him twice… He was sharper,… pic.twitter.com/zEt3saLNF5
— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) June 12, 2025
The undercover footage shows Parada describing his personal interactions with Biden, saying the president was significantly more coherent when he served as vice president and during his initial campaign. “Biden, I met him twice… He was sharper, [back then] for sure,” Parada told the undercover journalist.
In the same conversation, Parada revealed that Tapper’s personal interests veered away from hard news, particularly coverage of Donald Trump. “Sometimes he [Jake Tapper] gets frustrated when we are covering too much about something, such as Trump,” Parada said. “He’s like, ‘why do we need to cover it?’… ‘Why are we still doing this?’… ‘More things are important, you know?’”
According to Parada, while Tapper appears to drive the conversation on air, he has limited influence over editorial direction. “You know that the news are not managed by them,” he explained. “There are a lot of producers, executive producers. Also, you have the morning call that includes the CEO of the company. And they talk about what they want to cover during the day.”
