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Hunter Biden suggested that former President Joe Biden's poor performance in the 2024 debate was partly due to taking Ambien to sleep while traveling, which he believes affected his father's alertness during the event, contributing to the political fallout and Biden's subsequent withdrawal from the race.
Hunter Biden blamed his father Joe Biden's poor 2024 debate performance on the sleeping pill Ambien, claiming it affected his alertness during the debate, while Joe Biden cited exhaustion from travel and events as reasons for his performance. Hunter also criticized Democrats calling for his father to drop out and denied responsibility for a cocaine discovery in the White House.
The article discusses the underreported side effects of the diabetes drug semaglutide (Ozempic), including serious digestive issues like gastroparesis, pancreatitis, and bowel obstruction. It highlights the importance of understanding potential side effects of medications, which are often not fully disclosed in advertisements. Additionally, it addresses the risks associated with the sleeping pill zolpidem (Ambien), which can cause dangerous sleep behaviors such as sleep-driving, leading to accidents.
U.S. Representative Michael McCaul, chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, was briefly detained at Dulles International Airport after mixing Ambien with alcohol, which left him disoriented. McCaul, who was charged with public intoxication, acknowledged the incident as a mistake and expressed gratitude towards the officers involved. He is seeking to extend his term as the committee's top Republican and remains committed to supporting U.S. allies and addressing global adversaries.
Rep. Michael McCaul, Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, was briefly detained by police at Dulles International Airport after appearing drunk. McCaul, who mixed Ambien with alcohol, became disoriented and missed his flight. He was charged with public intoxication but was not arrested, and a family member picked him up. McCaul expressed regret for the incident, attributing it to a poor decision and emphasizing his respect for law enforcement.
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Michael McCaul was detained by police at Dulles International Airport after appearing intoxicated due to mixing Ambien and alcohol. McCaul, a self-described nervous flyer, missed his flight to Texas and was found disoriented, leading to his brief detention by law enforcement. He has since expressed regret for his actions and gratitude towards the officers involved, acknowledging the incident as a personal mistake.