US Edition‘Dilbert’ creator Scott Adams reveals same cancer diagnosis as Biden, says he has months to live
- On Monday, Scott Adams, known for creating the Dilbert comic strip, revealed that he has aggressive prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones.
- His announcement came after former President Joe Biden revealed on Sunday that he has the same form of cancer, with Adams conveying his heartfelt respect and concern for Biden and his family.
- On his YouTube show Real Coffee with Scott Adams, Adams disclosed that he suffers from constant pain, relies on a walker for mobility, and anticipates passing away before the end of this summer.
- The Dilbert comic strip, first published in 1989 and satirizing office culture, was cancelled by most newspapers in 2023 after Adams made racist comments.
- Adams stated his diagnosis gave him time to process his condition, say goodbyes, and arrange his affairs while facing his prognosis.
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The People's President - Scott Adams Reveals a Special Phone Call - The Last Refuge
Dilbert creator and President Trump supporter Scott Adams revealed days ago that he has the same terminal cancer diagnosis of Joe Biden, metastatic prostate cancer. According to Adams his lifecycle will likely expire sometime this summer. Earlier today during his now shortened podcast, Scott Adams revealed that President Trump personally called him to check on […]
Scott Adams Reveals What President Trump Told Him In Phone Call After Cancer Diagnosis
President Trump personally called Scott Adams after learning about his advanced prostate cancer diagnosis — not once, but twice. The first call went to Adams’ voicemail, but President Trump made sure to call again a few hours later in order to offer his support. In a new video, Adams described how that phone call went. He said that President Trump asked him about his situation and told him, “If you need anything, I’ll make it happen.” Watch here…
Trump Surprises 'Dilbert' Creator With 2 Calls
Mediaite reported that President Donald Trump personally called cartoonist Scott Adams twice after the Dilbert creator revealed he had advanced prostate cancer, offering support and telling him, If you need anything, I'll make it happen.
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