A Sky News journalist flagged up the latest example of Biden’s garbled speech, admitting that it shows why many Americans are concerned about the state of his cognitive health.
During a monologue about the Israel/Gaza situation, Biden looked incredibly confused and struggled to get his words out.
“There is some movement, and I don’t wanna, I don’t wanna,” said Biden before pausing at length and then stuttering, “choose my words…”
“There’s some movement, there’s been a response from a uh…” he said before trailing off again.
This, from President Biden, tells us something about how the negotiations between Israel & Hamas are going.
— Mark Stone (@Stone_SkyNews) February 6, 2024
It also, frankly, shows why so many in America and beyond are concerned about the age of the American president who is insisting on running again. pic.twitter.com/dgXFAzKS7q
“The the, there’s been a response from…the opposition, but um, it, it, yes I’m sorry, from Hamas,” says Biden, apparently having to be reminded by someone off camera of the word ‘Hamas’.
Sky News’ US correspondent Mark Stone pointed out the obvious.
“This, from President Biden, tells us something about how the negotiations between Israel & Hamas are going,” Stone posted on X.
“It also, frankly, shows why so many in America and beyond are concerned about the age of the American president who is insisting on running again.”
Stone’s remarks are interesting because they emphasize how even people within the establishment media are now openly acknowledging that Biden has big problems.
Sky News as an organization has also been very friendly to the Biden administration in terms of coverage of his presidency.
As we highlighted yesterday, in another embarrassing gaffe, Biden claimed he spoke with former French President Francois Mitterrand during a 2021 G7 summit.
Mitterrand died in 1996.
Donald Trump has called for debates between himself and Joe Biden to be held as soon as possible, “for the good of the country.”
“He can’t talk. He can’t do anything. He’s ruining our country and I don’t think he’s going to run,” Trump said.
