Leo Terrell, a senior counselor at the DOJ and former Fox News contributor, suggested Jill Biden could face criminal charges, calling the situation “elder abuse” following news of former President Joe Biden’s aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis. The comment added fuel to speculation that Biden’s condition may have been hidden from the public.
Biden’s cancer, which has reportedly spread to his bones, was announced after he sought care for worsening urinary symptoms. Experts, including Yale’s Dr. Howie Forman and Fox’s Dr. Marc Siegel, questioned how such an advanced case wasn’t caught earlier—especially given routine PSA tests typically detect prostate cancer in its early stages.
Critics pointed to the lack of accessible medical records and Biden’s age as reasons for heightened scrutiny. While Biden’s office claims the cancer is hormone-sensitive and treatable, the sudden announcement raised concerns about transparency.
Some, including President Trump and his allies, accused Biden’s team of concealment. Terrell’s remarks now echo broader claims that those closest to Biden—potentially including the former First Lady—may have knowingly withheld critical health information from the public.
He sang with tears in his eyes—and the whole world felt it. On Father’s Day, Alan Jackson didn’t just sing a song… he opened his heart. After losing his dad, he honored him the only way he knew how: with “Drive (For Daddy Gene).” 
But this isn’t just music—it’s a son holding on to memories, one verse at a time. Every line hits home. I can’t help but think about my own dad—teaching me how to drive, letting me take the wheel on the boat, those quiet, perfect moments that felt like forever. I’m lucky he’s still here. This song doesn’t just pull at your heart—it wrecks it. If you’ve lived those memories, hold them tight. This might be the most powerful Father’s Day song ever written.
