Joe Biden had a busy day. He had two whole things on his public schedule on Monday: two photo-op sessions with two leaders. That’s a lot for Biden, who usually has only one event or nothing at all. He’s more like hardly working than working hard. Add to that the fact that he spends about 40 percent of his time on vacation, generally in Delaware.
His first meeting on Monday was the photo-op with Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shyaa Al-Sudani. Biden had to rely on a cheat sheet, but even with that, he was having trouble, slurring through his remarks. Then, Biden rudely checked his watch while the prime minister was talking. Biden staffers didn’t want him to answer any questions, so they tossed out all the reporters once the two leaders finished their remarks.
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Then, in the afternoon, Biden met with the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, Petr Fiala.
But that’s when Biden had a bit of a problem with the country of the leader he was meeting with. What country was that, Joe?
Biden tells Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala he appreciates “the support of the people of Czechoslovak— the Czech Republic” pic.twitter.com/ooQYdxY9k3
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Biden was reading directly…
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