Biden Incorrectly Recalls Being VP During Pandemic

President Biden’s recent remarks in Detroit have sparked confusion and debate.

Confusing Statements About the Pandemic

At a recent event in Detroit, Michigan, President Biden made an inaccurate statement about his tenure during the COVID-19 pandemic. He claimed, “When I was vice president, things were kind of bad during the pandemic and what happened was, Barack said to me, ‘Go to Detroit! Help fix it,’” Biden said.

The President continued by adding, “Well, the poor mayor, he’s spent more time with me than he ever thought he’s gonna have to!”

Watch this bewildering clip below:

BIDEN: “When I was vice president, things were kinda bad during the pandemic…”

(Biden was not vice president during the pandemic) pic.twitter.com/McZXfjgr2u

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) May 20, 2024

Unclear References to Past Events

From The New York Post:

Biden’s confusion is evident as it remains unclear what event he was referring to in his remarks. In 2011 however, Biden did claim that the Obama administration rescued America’s auto industry from “the brink of extinction” following the 2008 financial crisis.

Comments on Black History and Book Banning

Adding to his list of statements, Biden declared that people are attempting to “literally” erase Black history. He remarked, “I never imagined in the 2024 there’d be folks waiting to ban books in America! What in God’s name is that about? Not only that, they’re trying to erase black history! Literally!”

Catch this claim here:

BIDEN: “I never imagined in the 2024 there’d be folks waiting to ban books in America! What in God’s name is that about? Not only that, they’re trying to erase black history! Literally!”

None of that is true — literally! pic.twitter.com/Zebkr6X4s1

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) May 20, 2024

Source Information

Source: hannity.com