Where Is Joe Biden? First Public Appearance In Nearly A Week Goes Viral

US President Joe Biden has been seen in public for the first time in nearly a week, effectively debunking a wave of conspiracy theories that had spread online regarding his health and even his death. Biden was recently seen boarding Air Force One in Delaware, heading back to Washington DC.

These rumors, fueled by bogus reports claiming that Biden was in "hospice care" and not expected to survive the night, have been thoroughly debunked by his recent public appearance.

Dr. Kevin O'Connor, Biden's physician, confirmed that the president has "recovered" from COVID-19. "He never manifested a fever, and his vital signs remained normal... his lungs remained clear," Dr. O'Connor stated.

This appearance and the official statement from his doctor serve to reassure the nation of President Biden's health and dispel the unfounded rumors that had circulated online.

JUST IN: President Joe Biden seen in public for the first time in nearly a week, debunking conspiracy theories online.

The development comes after bogus reports shared online claimed Biden was in “hospice care” and was unexpected to make it through the night.

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This public appearance and the official statement from his doctor serve to reassure the nation of President Biden's health and dispel the unfounded rumors that had circulated online.

Earlier, a social media frenzy sparked widespread concern about President Biden's well-being. False claims, fueled by a misleading tweet from boxing star Ryan Garcia and various online videos, led to rampant speculation about the President's death.

Contrary to these rumors, President Joe Biden is alive and well. He recently made his first appearance since testing positive for COVID-19, quelling the unfounded speculations.

The US president is due to address the nation tomorrow from the Oval Office. US President Joe Biden will address the nation for the first time since announcing the end of his re-election bid for the November 5 Presidential polls.

"Tomorrow evening at 8 PM ET, I will address the nation from the Oval Office on what lies ahead, and how I will finish the job for the American people," Biden posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The 81-year-old politician was in isolation at his Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, residence since July 17, 2024 after testing positive for COVID-19. During this period, he continued to fulfill his duties remotely, ensuring that the business of the nation proceeded uninterrupted. His office publicly disclosed his positive test result, and there is no credible evidence to suggest otherwise.

The viral video of his appearance has gained significant momentum, further dispelling the false claims about his condition.

The 81-year-old president's decision to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor came amid rising concerns about his age and health, especially after he tested positive for COVID-19 again on July 17, 2024.

Even a call from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris at the campaign headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, has failed to deter conspiracy theorists from making fresh claims. The clip, shared by Disclose.TV, a widely followed page on the social media site X, shows US Vice President and potential replacement for Joe Biden in the presidential race, Kamala Harris, speaking to Biden, who is only heard saying "it's mutual" and "I've been watching you guys" on the call as his vice president puts him on speakerphone.

NOW - Kamala speaks to Biden over phone at campaign HQ: "It is so good to hear our Presidents voice. Joe, I know youre still on the reco... on the call... and weve been talking everyday..."pic.twitter.com/i6MyVAB9M3

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) July 22, 2024

"It is so good to hear our President's voice. Joe, I know you're still on the reco... on the call... and we've been talking every day," Kamala Harris said.

"She's the best," Joe Biden says at one point.

Many have speculated that the phone call is actually a recording, with some calling the phone call "staged."