Day after Saudi Arabia mocks Biden, US POTUS again makes gaffes, praises China instead of Canada
The 80-year-old president, who is often criticised for making gaffes, confused Canada with China. The video of it is going viral on social media.
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Just a day after the state-run Saudi television channel mocked US President Joe Biden for his lost behaviour, now Biden while giving another reason for mocking, again made the gaffe during a speech at the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa.
As per the reports Biden mistakenly praised China while delivering a speech to the Canadian parliament, evoking laughter from those in attendance. The 80-year-old president, who is often criticised for making gaffes, confused Canada with China. The video of it is going viral on social media.
🚨 Joe Biden: "Today, I applaud China for stepping up. Excuse me, Canada." pic.twitter.com/hn58JB1Hte
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"In the United States, we're expanding legal pathways for migration, to seek safety and humanitarian…humanitarian basis, while discouraging unlawful migration that feeds exploitation and human trafficking," the president began.
"So today, I applaud China for stepping out...excuse me, I applaud Canada," Biden stumbled while Canadian Members of Parliament laughed.
Yesterday, Saudi Arabia’s state-run television network aired a skit where the actor playing the president stumbles as he climbs the staircase leading to Air Force One while the comic portraying Vice President Kamala Harris looks on in horror.
