As President Biden left his speech this week, he looked lost and confused. This is a fresh concern after a series of similar moments that were captured on camera.
After speaking at a rally in Pittsburgh, the gaffe-prone commander-in-chief made his awkward stage exit. He was campaigning for Democrat John Fetterman.
Biden began his speech by turning to his right. He then stopped and raised his hands to address his team.
He turned to his left and then turned in the opposite direction, eventually making a 180-degree turn to his right to reach the exit.
Then, he pointed to the exit and seemed to murmur to himself before awkwardly walking off stage.
Biden also looked confused when being questioned by reporters at an unexpected stop at a sandwich shop outside of Pittsburgh.
Biden slowly approached the person asking the question, confused, and walked up to them.
He finally said, “What are your thoughts?” — his reply to the follow-up question was difficult to understand.
These videos add to the long-standing concerns about the president’s mental sharpness. They follow a series of videos that showed him looking confused and stumbling over his words.
Clay Travis, an OutKick host, asked Clay: “How is it possible Joe Biden doesn’t know how to leave the stage?”
“Every speech. If there’s not someone to grab his elbow and lead him, he’s always lost.”
An emoji representing an elderly man was also shared by the online outlet.
The outlet tweeted that Biden was talking to the Void again and couldn’t find a way off of the stage.
Ronny Jackson (Republican from Texas), who was a White House physician for Presidents Barack Obama, and Donald Trump, repeatedly called for Biden’s cognitive testing for dementia.
“Biden looks utterly lost. Jackson tweeted earlier this month that Biden looked lost. He is slurring words, staring into space, and shouting for no reason at empty rallies.”
“These are the actions taken by someone who is cognitively ill and UNABLE serve his country.”
Biden went back to Pennsylvania, where he grew up, to support Fetterman. Fetterman is running for a Senate seat despite having health issues after a stroke in May.
Karine Jean-Pierre, White House Press Secretary, stated Monday that Biden believes Fetterman is “just as capable” as ever of serving as senator.
