White House Declares Biden A ‘Complete Disgrace’ Following His Fiery Interview
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In his first interview since leaving office, Joe Biden offered sharp criticism of President Donald Trump on foreign policy and international trade.
The White House has deemed Joe Biden a “complete disgrace” after the former president took aim at his predecessor-turned-successor in a fiery interview, his first since leaving office.
Biden made headlines when he accused President Donald Trump of appeasing Russia over its invasion of Ukraine and criticized Trump’s other foreign policy positions in a BBC interview that aired early Wednesday.
Hours later, White House spokesperson Steven Cheung shared a link to the interview on X, formerly Twitter, and questioned Biden’s mental acuity.
“Joe Biden is a complete disgrace to this country and the office he occupied,” Cheung wrote. “He has clearly lost all mental faculties and his handlers thought it’d be a good idea for him to do an interview and incoherently mumble his way through every answer.”
“Sadly, this feels like abuse,” he added.
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