Staff Reports
During a recent summit at the White House, President Joe Biden seemed to be struggling, appearing tired and speaking in a slurred manner. He kept his eyes down on his notes, rarely making eye contact with the visiting leaders. In a moment that caused some confusion, Biden mistakenly referred to the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, as “Prime Minister Joe” before correcting himself.
Now, it’s worth noting that Joe Clark was actually a Prime Minister of Canada back in the late 1970s and early 1980s. So, it’s possible that Biden just mixed up his names and compressed “Trudeau” into “Troe.” However, Biden’s slurred speech throughout the rest of his remarks raises some concerns. The Republican National Committee’s research team even suggested that he might have just called Trudeau “Joe.”
As Biden discussed proposed reforms to the Inter-American Development Bank and the development of a “Fund for Nature,” his slurred speech continued, and he seemed to be reading directly from his written remarks, rarely looking up to engage with the other leaders. It almost seemed like he was seeing the text for the first time.
🚨WATCH: President Biden's Slurred Speech at Summit Raises Concerns🚨
In a shocking display, Biden appeared fatigued and struggled with speech, misidentifying Canada's PM Trudeau as "Prime Minister Joe." 😳
Read more on this alarming incident here: https://t.co/Z2jiqKWyxx.
— Patriot911 (@Patriot911News) November 3, 2023
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre insisted that Biden’s objective during the summit was to strengthen economic integration in the Americas. But when it came to addressing the issue of illegal immigration, Biden’s words were concerning. He referred to it as “irregular migration,” which is just a misleading way to downplay the seriousness of the problem.
Biden claimed that communities accepting migrants and refugees can afford to do so. But recent reports have shown a different story, with federal agents tearing down border structures in Texas and allowing thousands of illegal immigrants into the country. Biden’s words don’t match the actions we’re seeing on the ground.
He also mentioned that the US, along with Canada and Spain, is providing grant money to countries that are giving legal status to migrants. Instead of addressing the root cause of illegal immigration and stopping the flow, Biden seems to be promoting more pathways for migrants to come to the US legally.
It’s clear that Biden’s remarks on immigration were contradictory and concerning. We need strong and effective enforcement of our immigration laws, not empty promises and policies that only encourage more illegal immigration.
