Joe Biden fumbles while describing America in one word. Video is viral
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The short clip starts with Joe Biden explaining that he had a single word that would describe America perfectly. But, he was seen forgetting the word and fumbling mid-speech.
US President Joe Biden has again caught the attention of netizens. This time he was up on the podium and was about to describe America in a single word. However, the 79-year-old President accidentally fumbled during his speech and the video is now viral.
Shared on Twitter, the video shows Biden standing on a platform with the emblem of the US government. Vice President Kamala Harris was also seen standing beside him. The short clip starts with Biden explaining that he had a single word that would describe America perfectly. But, he was seen forgetting the word and fumbling mid-speech.
“America is a nation that can be defined in a single word: Asufutimaehaehfutbw,” read the caption.
Take a look:
America is a nation that can be defined in a single word:Asufutimaehaehfutbwpic.twitter.com/laTgT3cnY0
The video has gone crazy viral with over 4 million views and tons of reactions. While some were sympathetic towards Biden’s fumbling, others wrote about how Biden’s gaffes were becoming too common.
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