'He never fails to creep me out': Joe Biden trolled after Greg Gutfeld points out White House corrects his speech errors

Greg Gutfeld highlights Joe Biden's nine errors, questioning the motives behind unsolicited corrections by the White House
The 'Gutfeld!' team delved into the nine corrections offered by the White House post-Joe Biden's NAACP speech (Foxnews/Getty)
The 'Gutfeld!' team delved into the nine corrections offered by the White House post-Joe Biden's NAACP speech (Foxnews/Getty)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The 'Gutfeld!' gang suspects there’s a mystery behind the nine corrections — zoinks! — volunteered by the White House after President Joe Biden spoke at an NAACP event this week. Like any good sleuth, the meddling Fox News host and his friends started looking for clues.

“He committed no less than nine errors, later corrected by White House staffers, in a single speech,” Fred – er, Greg – Gutfeld said of the Tuesday night speech. “They were corrected in plain view – otherwise, we wouldn’t have noticed. It made me think: When somebody offers you something you didn’t ask for, you have to ask yourself what’s going on.”

Closer look at Joe Biden's speech slip-ups

According to Yahoo, The factual faults found in Biden’s speech included saying he was vice president during the pandemic; that he saved individuals $800,000 in insurance premiums (it was $800); and that Donald Trump said if he loses the 2024 election there will be “bloodshed”.

What Trump said was that there will be a “bloodbath” if he loses, though a spokesperson later clarified that he was referring to an economic bloodbath for the auto industry. At one point, Biden also called Jan 6 rioters “erectionists” (which was not corrected but was reportedly giggled at).

“It’s not like Joe suddenly got worse – he has been this way for quite a while,” Gutfeld said. “What’s going on? Besides watching the leader of the free world turn into a wax museum dummy, this might be a clue.”

(Foxnews)
(Foxnews)

Reading between the lines: Greg Gutfeld's theory on Joe Biden's fate

That’s when Gutfeld suggested that the unsolicited corrections list could signal an internal push to get Biden out. Ruh-roh Raggy!

“In April, Donald Trump beat Biden for the first time in fundraising,” Gutfeld said. “Many attribute this to the recent trial about his legitimacy. As the polls shifted, don’t you get the sneaky suspicion that we’re not the only ones noticing?



 

“Maybe there’s a reason Democratic staffers are pointing out their candidate is done. It’s about time to shuffle him off the stage, because why else would they issue nine corrections nobody asked for?”

Social media reactions to Joe Biden's speech gaffes

Social media erupted with a mixture of amusement, frustration, and criticism following President Biden's string of verbal missteps during his recent speech.

One user wrote, "When I was Vice President during the Pandemic"... Yeah, this guy sure is fit for office."

Another said, "He was done over 50 years ago!!!"

One user commented, "So the sad thing is that he was "reading". ️

One said, "Obiden's 3rd term sure didn't age well."

One added, "He meant to say, "When I was Vice President when we ENGINEERED the pandemic..."

One replied, "So darned embarrassing."

One wrote, "Nobody going to forget how Biden debated, like when he said “ pause ….”, it is an anecdote now! his brain malfunction!"

One said, "Creepy Joe never fails to creep me out."

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