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‘Who’s next!?’ Biden gets confused, barks at his staff during presser with group of world leaders

September 22, 2024 | | Print Article

An outburst from President Joe Biden stood as a reminder of the “greatest lie ever told to the American people by our government,” and what that said about Vice President Kamala Harris.

Saturday in Delaware, the president hosted leaders from Australia, India and Japan a meeting of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue. However, as he was meant to introduce Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a snapped question to staff reaffirmed “He is completely and totally cooked — and Kamala Harris covered it up.”

As seen in a clip shared by the Republican National Committee, after Biden made his remarks about a Quadrilateral Cancer Moonshot initiative, he said, “I wanna thank you all for being here. Now, uhh, who am I introducing next?”

An uncomfortable pause was followed by a shout from the octogenarian president, “Who’s next!?”

The latest outburst came only days after the president had appeared hostile with a reporter while meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the White House.

“I say you be quiet until I speak. Okay? That’s what I say. Good idea?” said Biden as the reporter persisted about the “serious threat” posed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Earning heavy criticism, the president further asserted himself, “You’ve got to be quiet. I’m going to make a statement here, okay?”

Reacting to a question posed by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk who asked “Who is running the country?” Pershing Square CEO Bill Ackman reminded that, until little more than two months ago, Biden had still been the candidate that the Democratic Party was trying to drag across the finish line.

“We were told by the administration and the media that Biden was in perfect health and the videos of him exhibiting serious deterioration were ‘right wing propaganda.’ Then, threatened with the 25th amendment, on July 21st, he stepped aside to be replaced by @KamalaHarris who was complicit in the lie,” contended Ackman. “She knew, and she told the American people otherwise. Her reward for keeping quiet was to become the presidential candidate without a primary or other transparent process for her selection.”

“The Biden lie is perhaps the greatest lie ever told to the American people by our government. And this lie was also told to us repeatedly with a bold face by the current Democratic nominee for president,” he went on.

As with Harris ascending to the top of the ticket without a single vote, questions about the current leadership in the White House had been raised when, during the first Cabinet meeting in nearly a year, the president ceded control of the gathering to his wife, First Lady Jill Biden.

Former President Donald Trump’s onetime senior adviser Steve Cortes had reacted on X, “Wow. A visibly exhausted Joe Biden just held a full Cabinet meeting for the first time in 11 months and immediately turned the mic over to his wife, Jill. Who is running the country?”

Ackman went on to apologize for voting for the current administration and said, “I voted for @JoeBiden because after @realDonaldTrump’s first term, I believed the country would benefit by a more centrist candidate. Biden promised to bring the country together. And as Biden was a supposed ‘one-term’ president, we were misled into believing he wouldn’t be beholden to the progressive wing of the party and could implement a moderate political agenda.”

Reminding about the policies that had set “the world up in flames” and a “complicit media” permitting Harris to evade scrutiny, the billionaire encouraged the public “to vote accordingly” as others called out the behind-the-scenes efforts to maintain control.

Kevin Haggerty
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