Biden's gaffes becoming 'national security risk', Rand Paul says.
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President Biden's latest off-script comments about Russia authoritarian Vladimir Putin are potentially risky for the United States, Senate Foreign Relations Committee member Rand Paul said Monday.
On "Jesse Watters Primetime", Paul warned that Biden's increasingly sensitive gaffes are not going over well internationally. Host Jesse Watters pointed out that the French government has already criticized Biden.
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