'Sundowning Dementia' - Doctor Sends White House Into 'Panic Mode'

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and a doctor has

finally weighed in on what we're all witnessing with President Joe Biden

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So a doctor appeared on the Greg Kelly show on Newsmax, and to point it out, he says it

in the interview, I'll say it here. He has never examined President Joe Biden

That being said, I personally have spoken to doctors who I'm friends with who work with

elderly patients who have said the same thing to me. Some of these doctors, pretty liberal, not exactly Trump fans, but what they're saying

to me and what this doctor says here is he looks like he has something with dementia

called sundowners, and it means they're good for a few hours in the day and then at night

things get worse as time goes on in the day, things get worse

It's an idea that maybe for the next debate they would probably have him sleep most of the day so that he was awake and aware for the nighttime debate

If I'm Trump, I don't do a second debate. There's no reason

I would let this be the lasting impression people have of President Biden because I think

Trump right now has got a six point lead in the polls, and it's just growing

And there's really no reason for him to do a debate at this point. You're winning

Keep winning. Keep winning. Don't give this guy another bite at the apple

That I think would be a tremendous mistake unless by some miraculous thing his staff

didn't figure it out yet and they let him go out and perform the same way again

I don't think that would happen. I think they'd be much smarter this time

No matter what they had to do to get him ready for that debate, I think he'd be ready

But I want you to listen to what this doctor has to say, and I want you to let me know in the comments if you think he's correct

The time limit on the responses saved Joe Biden right there. And then Trump had one of his better moments with that reaction to Biden's rambling, confused

jumbled statement there. I want to welcome in Dr. Frank Contecessor, who's joining us in studio

We had you on a couple of times before the debate, Dr. Frank. Just to talk about sort of the contrast between what we've seen from Biden in the past, you

know, this jacked up Joe Biden that we saw at the State of the Union, and then what we

could expect to see last Thursday night. What was your expectation heading into the debate on Thursday versus what we actually

saw from Joe Biden? Well, thank you, Rob. And it's so great to be in studio with you guys today

So you know, my expectation was that he was probably going to be able to perform well

at least moderately well. And we'd seen that in the past, the State of the Union and these big moments when he

has to kind of rise to the occasion. He's shown that a lot of times he can

So I was really kind of taken aback by the performance during the debate. It was really striking

And I think it was more in line with what we've been seeing on a regular basis when

he's not in those big moments. For me, I think the the difference with this appearance, with this debate was number one

the time of day. It was late at night. We often see him during the day, during daylight hours

It was late at night. And the second thing is he was off prompter

He was without notes. He was without prompter, left on his own devices

And I think we see just how much he gets off track when left on his own

One thing the White House said, well, he had a cold. So that's why he had a bad one of the reasons why he had a bad night

But I just watching it. And when President Trump would speak, I would see him just stare at President Biden

What do you make of that? It's almost like that hollow stare. Is that a sign of anything

It sure is, Allison. And I noticed the same thing. When Trump was in between, he was on this on the split screen

He was either looking at the moderator or looking at President Biden, watching what

he was saying. President Biden was sort of staring off. He wasn't looking at the moderator was over here

He was looking off to the left. It is a sign. And you typically see this with dementia patients

And I think it really backs up what we've been talking about for for two or more years. Yeah

People make mistakes during a crisis. And the White House is in full on panic mode right now

And this kind of got missed yesterday. But it was White House aides who, according to Axios, said that Joe Biden is effectively

with it from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dr. Frank, to me, that is a tacit acknowledgment that Joe Biden is dealing with some form of dementia

It's called sundowners when you're effective from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m

Can you do you see that as well? To me, this was a huge mistake from the White House because they are acknowledging