Topic: Edith Wilson

A historical comparison is drawn between Joe Biden's alleged cognitive state and past presidents like Woodrow Wilson and FDR, whose wives reportedly managed executive duties during periods of illness. The discussion posits that Edith Wilson acted as the de facto president for the final months of Woodrow Wilson's term following a stroke. This precedent is used to argue that the current "committee" system is a recurring tactic of the elite.

Roger Stone compared the current situation in the White House to the presidency of Woodrow Wilson, who was incapacitated by a stroke in 1919. During that time, his wife Edith Wilson acted as the de facto president, a role Stone suggests Jill Biden is currently fulfilling. The historical parallel was used to illustrate how an administration can hide a leader's mental or physical decline from the public.