Biden confused again with his strange words: “We have no idea what you’re talking about”

The oldest US President, 80-year-old Joe Biden, opened a new discussion with his interesting speech in his speech yesterday.

Speaking at the Safer Communities National Summit held at the University of Hartford in Connecticut, Biden said the gun control law, which was agreed to last year by the Democratic and Republican parties, is one of the most important steps taken in the last 30 years. Noting that the sole purpose of the gun industry is to make a profit, Biden said, “We will beat the gun industry.”

TWITTER WAS MADE

At the end of his speech, the president of the United States, famous for his gaffes, said “God save the Queen” and stepped down from the podium, and the audience began to look at each other with astonished looks. When Biden finished his speech, “Is he okay? God save the Queen, my friend”, many did not understand who the president was referring to.

While getting off the podium, the President confused which side to get off and returned to his seat with the help of an official.

It was said that Biden may have been referring to the Queen of England, Elizabeth II, who died at the age of 96 last year, but why he did so was not understood.

Although the discussion began on Twitter with the hashtag “God Save The Queen”, many users argued that the president was not in good health. Dallas Morning News White House correspondent Todd Gillman claimed that journalists who closely followed Biden’s speeches could not understand these words, saying: “We have no idea what he is talking about.”

THE LIST OF INSTRUCTIONS WAS TALKED A LOT

Biden, whose support for his party has waned due to his advancing age, announced that he was considering a run in the 2024 presidential election.

It was on the agenda that the US president accidentally showed the cameras the “instruction list” prepared by White House officials at a meeting last year. On the piece of paper that Biden accidentally showed, it was seen that what he had to do was sit down, give a briefing for 2 minutes, thank the participants, leave the room, article by article.